Salt Lake Tribune | 1909-01-03 | Page 44 | What Contractor Moran Did in 1908

I! P Qn Cspfo J&? fo V&A Ls$Af Cos Power S K I Durino- the year 1908 there were several miles of asphalt pavement laid in Salt Lake, and a number of streets were graded, curbed and guttered. This work JU was do&ne by P J Moran, who has done more than any other contractor towards making Salt Lake one of the most beautiful cities, if not the most beautiful city in the country. There is one thing that can always be said of the work done by Mr. Moran, that is, that it has always been done in the best possible p I manner There is nothing but the best of material ever used in any piece of work undertaken by Mr. Moran. 'His. word is as good as his bond. ' j I, n ! Contracts Filled During -1908 u Contracts filled by Mr. Moran iduring the year 1908 include as-jphalt as-jphalt pavement laid during the I ;year on the following streta : First South street from 2nd to L3th East street. ' First avenue from A to J streets. , Fifth East street from So. Tem-pie Tem-pie to Third So. street. F street from' So. Temple to Hj JFirst avenue. ' G street fromSo.- -Temple to lirst avenue. Fifth South street from Main to Second Bast street. Main street from So. Temple to North Temple street. West Temple street from Fourth to Fifth South street. Pierpont avenue from "West Temple to First West street. Intersection of Main and Third -South street. . v Intersection of West Temple and Third South street. Intersection of A street and Second Sec-ond avenue. i i Br Streets Graded During 1908 t m - n... The folio-wing streets were graded, curbed "and guttered by Mr. Moran during the year: State street from North Temple to Second Sec-ond North street; First North Street from Main to State street; West Canyon street from First to Second North; Hillside avenue Of tl from State to West Canyon street. JJ" In addition to the work done in Salt Lake, air. Moran has con- 1 je structed in Weber canyon, Utah, : tttir Ratic for the Utah Light and Railway lion: company, 7050 feet of continuous ; wpp- wood stave pipe, 74-inches in di- : g ameter, to be used for power plant & .purposes. MU IE -