Show CITY MAY SHOULDER 2 PAVING ASSESSMENT Sidewalks Sidewalls Not Laid According According Accord Accord- ing to Specifications Property Holders Win Suit Salt SaIt Lake Cit City may be bo compelled to pay PY for lor sidewalks laid during the administration of the old city eity council coun coun- cil in 1911 because the thor they were not put putdown putdown down on according to specifications Judge C. C W. W Morse decided yesterday the suit brought by Alexander Stott and others against tho city in favor of the plaintiffs and declared that tho the property prop erty orty holders of extension district 1 9 in in the tho northwestern part of the city eity could not bo o comp compelled to pay the tho cost of the tho pa paving ng Tho The contention of tho the property hold hold- era orR was Wag that the specifications of theold tho the old oit city council provided for cement walks of concrete base with a pure ce ceo mont moat mortar to topping pIling whereas the tho contractor contractor con con- t tractor actor Reed eed company provided pro vided the monolithic materials The Tho contractors h have havo 0 collected over for their work from front the tho city Tho The reasons for the contractors contractors' having hav hay ing changed materials was because tho board of public worl works s at the time was not in harmony with the cit city council Under date of July 15 1911 H. H L G. G McMillan McMillan Mc Mc- c. c Millan ordered the timo specifications changed The rho work ork was done and the city began to collect on the thc special assessment as as- levied lc Alexander Stott and others then ref refused sed payment and instituted suit |