Salt Lake Telegram | 1911-08-15 | Page 3 | North Main Paving Veto is Sustained by City Council

NORTH MAIN PAVING VETO IS SUSTAINED ' BY CITY COTOL Hatter Again to Be Adrer-Used, Adrer-Used, bat Six-Inch Surfacing Sur-facing Used. After listening to ths report of the street committee the city eouaell last night sustained ths veto of Mayor Brsnsford against the paving of North Main and Center streets with six inches of bitulithie paving aad decided to readvertiss for bids. leaving the mar terial open to tbe lowest bidder. Tbo decision of tbe committee was reached after it had listened to arguments from the property owners of the dis-trictfor dis-trictfor and against the bitulithie paying. pay-ing. The question of extending tbe saloon district so as to include the warm springs. Salt Palace and fair grounds wss discussed st length, snd was finally final-ly referred to the city attorney for an opinion as to the legality of the extea-sion. extea-sion. The eouneil approved the - contracts for tbe paving of sidewalk districts ISO in Poplsr Grove, 132 feet below Ninth South sad between State aad Third West. . . ' Lieutenant of Police K. L. Shannon was granted a sixty-dsv leave of absence, ab-sence, snd Firs Chief Olore wss grant sd s thirty-day leave of absence to attend at-tend the-conventioa of fire chiefs, which will be held at Milwaukee. The board of estimates aad appor- iAnmn Mill nal Tlnnita fmnAB to consider the queetioa of paving Fifth East from Third Sooth to Ninth South streets. ,