| Show I N In Building Work U ah I Relief Agencies Apportion Funds State Stat May Get From U. U S. S Building projects totaling more than exclusive of high vay construction were proposed Monday by city county and state relief agencies which were busy apportioning apportioning honing funds Utah may receive from the relief bill awaiting President Hoovers Hoover's signature The bill calls call for loans up to for needy states and Governor Gover Gover- nor George H. H Dern said Monday he will accept recommended projects of the state advisory advisor council for unemployment unemployment in the event Utah shares in the funds However because of press dispatches dispatches dispatches dis dis- patches which quoted the president as saying I Ido do not expect any state to resort l to it except as a last ast extremity extremity ex ex- ex Governor Dern expressed doubt that Utah will receive a portion portion portion por por- tion of the money TO SEEK SHARE Everything humanly possible willbe will willbe willbe be done to get Salt Lakes Lake's full share of r relief lief funds out of the money made available by congress for this purpose purpose pur pur- pose Mayor Louis Marcus declared Monday The mayors mayor's first move was to tel telegraph telegraph tele tele- graph Utah senators asking them to forward orward copies of the loan bill which it is understood bases the amount a single municipal corporation can borrow orrow on that municipality's population lation and needs Salt Lake has at least three projects which would quality it for a aloan aloan loan oan of from to under the ic bill bitt said City Commissioner Harry arry L. L Finch Terms of the bill provide the projects rejects must be self liquidating continued Commissioner Finch He enumerated numerated the airport administration tion on bu building a nine hole addition to the ic Bonneville municipal golf oU course and nd completion of the Nibley park parkwater parkwater parkwater water theater a as likely projects The count county is unfortunate in respect respect re- re to having self sel liquidating projects eels but it will certainly join with the le city and the state in any movement movement move move- ment to get additional relief funds Continued on Page pue Eleven NEARLY FOUR UR MILLION MILLON FOR BUILDING WORK Continued From Pace for tor the community said County Couty Commission Chairman B. B F. F Quinn Some of ot the make work projects project recommended by the state council counci under the terms of the relief bill bi as passed by the senate and ad house fol follow follow fol- fol ol l low w PROJECTS Building projects project A civic auditorium for Salt Lake Lae to cost approximately A Acty city bond issue of was provided provided provided pro pro- vided for In 1919 for a memorial for forwar forwar war wa veterans and it is believed these funds might be used in connection with the construction of an audio rum An airport administration building improvements improvement for or the West junior high school McKinley McKin- McKin McK- McK ley Icy school building additon addition an east bench grade school extension to the city library completion of ot the Salt Lake county jail jai 2000 completion of the fifth floor foor of the city and county building Parleys Parley's canyon creek within the et city Jordan Jordan Jordan Jor Jor- dan river bridge at North Temple street water main extensions extension sidewalk extensions nine additional holes at the Bonnevie Bonneville Bonne- Bonne ville vie municipal golf gol course completing the water theater at Nibley Nibley Nib- Nib ley Icy park park- improving the sanitary sanitary san san- sn- sn itry district south of the city limits the Great Salt Sal lake lae project Several construction projects included included in in- eluded In i the state building program are arc recommended also including a anew anew anew new library building at the University University University sity of ot Utah Uth a women's dormitory at the university 1000 and removal of the state penitentiary Water systems and other industrial undertakings proposed by the counci council coun coun- cil cli ci arc are Huntington water system sewer system in southern part of Salt Sail Sal Lake City and northern part o of county coal processing plant in Carbon Carbon Car Car- Car bon county couty St St. St George water system and sewer plant St St. St George power plant Logan city waterworks streets and bridges Morgan city lighting plant Vernal Veral city water system tem tern Hurricane water s system stem water system Ferron Feron water sy system tem RECLAMATION STRICKEN Reclamation projects project have been stricken out of at the te relief bill bi and ad only portions of highway projects are allowed under uder the terms of ot the bill bi as a passed The state highway department has not been definitely informed of funds available for road building but some of the recommended projects project of ot the council follow Widening of ot roads in Big Cottonwood Cottonwood Cotton Cotton- Coton- Coton wood Emigration and Little Litte Cottonwood Cottonwood Cotton Cotton- wood canyons canyon completing the City creek road to Mueller park Morgan Morgan- Salt Sal Lake road Wasatch boulevard graveling Twenty first south street to tc Magna Maga curbs gutters sidewalks and street improvements in Salt Sat Lake road from Hurricane to St Sl Geor George e St SI George Modena and Enterprise road federal federa highway from rom Blanding Blanding Blanding Bland Bland- ing to natural bridges in Wayne county via Boulder BouIer Escalante road from Blanding to Arizona Ariona line lne Red Nebo creek creek highway project in Juab county Nephi city street improvements improvements im im- im provement Sant Eureka Santaquin-Eureka road 50 miles mies of ot highway In Duchesne county several minor highway project projects eels In Tooele county couty North Temple- Temple airport highway in Salt Sal Lake Lkc Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunny- Sunny side avenue to city limits Ninth Nith East Est from Twenty first South to the city limits Members of ot the council counci agree that thai if it Utah Uth obtains its it allotment of ot funds which will wi be distributed oh on on the basis of ot need instead of population as org org- ialy proposed the recommended projects project will wi greatly greaty exceed the money available The c council cOUnci Uncil therefore therefore there there- fore would be forced with wit the te necessity necessity ne ne- ne of at paring the list lit considerably consider consIder- ably |
