Show CITY COUNCIL N the sewer ordinance ordinal ce goes over tor for a week the warm springs the city council met in regular session tuesday evening may at 7 mayor armstrong Ar matrone being absent alderman mccornick McCorn lck was called to the chair B G and others asked that the water mains be extended south from sixth north to first street referred to the committee on water works john P chilberg Wh ilberg asked for a deed to lot 4 block plat D he be being the lesal legal owner thereof committee on public grounds DL D L davis president of the athletic association represented that the association was owing a balance of for improvements made upon th the e east halt half of washington square and asked that before the grounds should be leased to other othe r parties that they be required t to pay lay th the e balance stated as they aou would get the t h e benefit of the improvements itoh prove ments men made a de referred to the committee on an claims license was transferred to fritz felper mrs sarah sara h williams was granted a free merchants license H P richards and others asked that second street east of canon road be properly graded referred to the committee on streets the barton gardner company asked p permission ar mission to build a switch from the line of the tee fort douglas railways railway on eighth F g ath south street to lots 4 and 6 b block 1 8 plat A salt lake city survey committee on streets PAVING the city attorney to td whom was referred d the report of the committee on streets recommending that the sidewalk on south temple street be paved with instructions to prepare an aa ordinance covering tile the subject reported a bill for an ordinance providing tor for the north Borth side of south temple street from east temple to I 1 street with stone the walk to te be eight feet wide with curbing on the outer edges edge and that a local tax per square foot frontage age be assessed the attorney atto iney lUeY also introduced trod a bill for an ae ordinance providing for the paving and grading of sidewalks in salt lake city this bill provides that whenever the council shall deem it necessary to grade pave plank or repair any sidewalk the mayor under the direction of the council shall publish a notice describing the character location and extent of such property to be improved roved and it if at or before the time ned fixed for making such improvements improve Tents written objections signed by owners of one halt ball in value of the property so 80 to be affected do not file with the recorder written objections objection ss the council may order the making of suan lucli improvements tb tos cost to be defrayed by levying a local tax according to the linear foot frontage on all land landa abutting butling on n the sidewalk to be improved one one half of the expense of bringing brin the sidewalk to the established ars grade le is 10 to be paid out of the contingent fund and the expense of laying street crossings is to be paid out of the contingent fund the bubi billo were read and ordered printed and will be amended and put piat in definite shape at the next regular meeting 1 the committee on waterworks water works to whom was referred the petition of L C trent and others reported that they did not deem if necessary to make the connection with THE WATER MAINS in city creek cifton as asked for Adopt adopted eJ the same committee to te whom was referred the petition of cot J J daly baly and john N pike asking tor for an extension of the water mains to centre streets street recommended that the prayer be granted acted under toe the provisions of the ordinance gl cnance recently passed in relation to extensions of the waterworks water works system adopted the same committee to whom was referred the petition of H HJ J romney C R savage W W williams loosmore Loog more R simous W C bowring 0 ing and others asking for fer axtens extension n of the water malos mains in in various parts of the city recommended that the petition ti be granted under the provisions of the ordinance providing for the extension of the waterworks water works system adopted the committee on public grounds made the following report your committe on public grounds to whom was referred age the petition of ired fred W for a lease of the east half of washington SQUARE respectfully report that we have given the matter our careful attention and bo believing lieving it will five satisfaction to the citizens interested te as aa well as those actually engaged in athletic sports aad g games a ll 11 w we beg leave to recommend omlei a d aa follows that the arrangement effected august pd 1882 between the coun conn vil 01 and the various athletic organizations organization q in regard to the use and occupancy of said square be revoked and annulled that do ring the ensuing season and the further pleasure of the council the general management and conduct of the east half of washington square be given to fred W scarff under the following conditions viz I 1 that the n be open and free at all reasonable times sundays excepted to the various athletic duos clubs of the etty city upon which to give exhibitions of athletic games and aad and for practicing at such times as the grounds are not engaged for said exhibitions hibit ions I 1 that at such exhibitions a reasonable admission too fee may be charged to spectators and the funds so derived shall be bisti to the clubs giving said exhibitions provided that a certain percentage thereof to be mutually agreed epou shall be retained by the manager for payment of expenses an and d rov grounds inathe 8 1 that nat sai said manager shall keep correct and proper vouchers of every expenditure and report the same monthly to the cily auditor who shall audit the same to see that they are proper and authentic and tho the accounts of the manager are accurate and correct 4 that all improvements made shall be under the direction of the mayor and that he shall be consulted and his approval thereof obtained prior to the making thereof and that in base ase of disagreement between the representatives or 0 the various athletic clubs and the manager the mayor shall be the arbitrator and his bis decision shall be final as between the parties subject only to appeal to the city council the report was adopted the committee on public grounds to whom was wan referred the petition of L 0 chaw shaw asking that the city sell to him certain land recommended that the abe prayer be not granted adopted the committee on streets to whom was ret referred erred the petition of bennet bamberger aberger Bar asking permission to sink an artesian well on third west street recommended that the same be granted agthe the same committee to whom were referred maps of walker bros cobbs an and d other sod sad divisions and additions recommended that they be accepted adopted alderman A I 1 erman webber moved that a nat notice ice of the EXTENSION OF THE WATER WORKS system on aana A and second streets be published carried alderman moved that the supervisor be authorized to furnish estimates estimate of the cost of the extension carried on motion of councilor youngs young the city surveyor was instructed t to 0 prepare for the use of th the e council a map of the city showing all public grounds and the water mains alderman stated that while the WARM SPRINGS property might easily be made a very popular r resorts resort it was now in an outrageous conditions condition and he offered the following resolution Besel Se solved vedo that the corporation cause to be erected upon the warm springs property located in the nineteenth ward the necessary buildings and bath houses to properly accommodate the public and mate mate the same worthy the patron patronage a of citizens and strangers that for sai said purpose the committee on en public grounds 0 8 with will the mayor associated are aut authorized 0 e and instructed to toce secure cure plans and specifications for the necessary buildings said buildings to cost not to exceed that upon the adoption of plans by the city council said committee and mayor are authorized to advertise tor for and receive bids for the erection of said buildings and shall let the work to the lowest responsible bidder that the furnishing of plans letting of contract and construction of buildings be proceeded with at the earliest practicable day the resolution was adopted the bill for an ordinance in relation to the police was taken up on its second reading the style of uniform and badges to be worn was discussed and the matter was finally referred back to the committee on police tits the bills for ordinances providing for the construction OF SEWERS and establishing sewer districts were read tor for the second time the resolution providing for the construction st of a main sewer in salt lake city was read for the second time and mr bowles moved that it be taken up on its third reading councilor dooly was in ib favor of the I 1 immediate passage of the resolution and thought that work ought to be commenced comme need just as soon as possible councilor clark said data that the printed bills had only been handed banded them that night and for ono one he be was not sufficiently familiar with it to I 1 justify him in voting for er its passage alderman did not seethe see abe necessity for rushing the matter through the bills had passed their second reading and would come up in their regular order he was of the opinion that mr lou lourie ought to be here before the work was actus actually ay begun began he was in favor of the bill but was not prepared to vote for it until it had received further farther consideration councilor dooly said he did not wish to have hav elthe the bill rushed through but he be did desire to have some progress i made Cou councilor nellor bowles wished to see some action taken on the sewerage question there was no DO reason for delays delay and it would materially affect the growth of the city councilor roberts did not see the nece necessity spity of crowding the matter and was willing to have it stand over for a week ita I 1 motion councilor then w aw ew hi his s councilor young moved that when the council adjourn it be until friday night carried J N pike fike personally appeared and stated that he had bad tendered to the treasurer and recorder three fourths of the cost of extending the water males mains to in accordance with a petition granted by the city council in 1884 and as these officials had bad refused to accept the money he be desired to know what action the council proposed to take in the matter recorder stated the ordinances recently weed passed in relation to the extension of the water works system was in force at the time mr pike made the tender and that the gentleman gentled n also had a petition before the councie council in relation to the matter and it was for those reasons that the money was sot not accepted on motion of alderman the action of the recorder and treasurer was sustained the bill of the salt lake city gas company for ij was allowed and the amount appropriated the council then adjourned till friday evening at 7 7 oclo k it BOX S rake conference the tae quarterly of box elder stake was held in the tabernacle at brigham city april and 1888 president rudgar nC jC lawson presiding there wits was a fair attendance at the meetings on the time of which was chiefly spent by bishops in giving verbal reports of the condition of their respective wards hearing testimony of the truth as revealed and relating their experience in the church the forenoon lo of the second day was partly occupied by present presenting irig corb reports and by remarks made der ben E rich president clawson offer offered ed some timely remarks on the object of our meeting in conference together and exhorted the saints to put away evil in the afternoon the sacrament was administered hy by the bishopric of the second ward apostle lorenzo snow said th that at president clawson had bad chosen his counselors and on motion pre presented Rented adolphus madsen madsea as his first and charles kelly as his second counselors counselor both of whom were unanimously sustained president clawson then presented the general authorities of the church and also the local authorities of the stake all were unanimously sustained apostle lorenzo snow read a goodly portion of the seventeenth chapter of john obad and occupied nearly an hour in speaking on the blessings of unity and oneness that jesus prayed unto t the h e father might rest upon his apostles and upon all who should believe on him through th their r word 41 the choir sang eang ah anthem benediction was offered and conference adjourned for th three ree months JAMES BYWATER cl clerk erk |