Show CITY COUNCIL the city council met in regular president loofbourow ealon last night in the chair councilmen Toe in attendance were rich bich folland hardy moran horn bell lawson ewing evans evan beardsley heiss Sl Si A absent beant karrick harrick antho in the absence of recorder stanton ble bis deputy elmer elsworth tb per of the labors labora clerical forme fonoti I 1 the t ewton the minutes of the last meet F ing were reads read amen amende dedard dand approved after fter which PETITIONS referred as follows and read W were kelsey asked to be allowed to construct their own side walks board of public works mrs Q G W snell bnell by her attorneys her damage suit offered t to 0 compromise the city committee on kulms alms J JA A benton and others asked that certain 13 highways jab ways be repaired miller miller asked for an exten dearion of water mains maiDS on windsor avenue committee on irrigation short line ats utah b the oregon northern railway asked perm permin eion lesion to additional track on fourth an west wert street committee on streets john B R smith offered to sell bell a half acre farm with twelve and one water right fight to the city committee en public grounds asked askea john B bertson oD and others that second north street between state and arsenal streets street be graded and nd wi widened dined committee on streets H dinwoodey and others asked per minton to construct their own sidewalk i committee on af streets f james flowery and others asked i that the council take steps step compelling watson bw bros and B R 0 showell to ers certain amounts of vey pay the petitioners petition money alleged to be due them for work Lwft performed ormed on north temple street referred to the city attorney A PLEA OVER SOUDAN 1 I A benton and fifteen others pre dented anted the following to the honorable the mayor and city council SALT LAKE CITY your petitioners petition ers would respectfully can call your attention to that strip or of country which lies west of the jordan and within the city limits and north of north temple street that part of the city pays large city tax and necess necessarily aill it re edyed none of the advantages of a city govern government mont city police have never been seen een there and and indeed are not needed uwe there no city lights are extended there and nd none of the benefits of city government ment are within the scope of the enjoy of the residents of that part of the city the only thing the city can do for us u is to improve our highways they being within the city the county does not con older them within its jurisdiction and does not aid them with county funds under these theme circumstances it appears to us the subscribers of this petition that it is only juat and fair that improvements hould he be made in that part of the coun to try on the highways hith highways ways and in building bridges across t the e jordan to connect that part pan with the rest of the city there is no good or suitable road or brid bridge north of north te temple m I 1 a street streel at la ninth anth north street et there Is a brid bridge 6 1 without any side rails and the wh whole e bridge is not in a suitable condition for crossing that street should be expended westerly to the city limits and other streets should be opened there are no streets running west of the lane or east and west streets at all alln north orthof of north temple street two or three streets should be opened up through that part of the country in that manner the population of the city would be largely increased as the lands there are eligible for fine building sites all it laaks are roads and bridges to make the premises accessible an and d the result would be that the taxable property would very largely increase in value within a short period large public improvements are now being contemplated tem plated within that region the building ot of these roads would wohld not only in invite I 1 ite others to improve but would enhance the cites revenue by giving increased valuation tion n upon which to levy taxes in view of these circumstances we ask that a committee be appointed or that this matter be referred to some standing committee to se how best the country west w est ot the jordan can be bull built up and that the money paid for city taxes from said eaid property be expended in building bridges and streets beyond the jordan committee Com mUtee on streets street W E hubbard asked that tenth south or roper street be graded and otherwise re p alre rel committee on streets E R G hiller sent in a bill for for extra work tu iu auditing assessment rolls for 1890 it ir regard to the clute shortage matter committee on claims H P lythe sent bent in a bill for 1100 for twenty days work performed in ln the same matter committee on claims additional GRABS harvey asked that he be allowed 1 per day for the use of his bone and buggy and road cart from may 1802 1892 up to the present time jordan canal and irrigation committee frank L hines hinea street street supervisor sent in a similar request moran I 1 move that the claim be not allowed owed rich I 1 second the motion I 1 jo do not know why it to is that the city should pay for the keeping of that gentle mans horse hone bell the city does not feed the horses belonging to these gentlemen but in the revision of city salaries it was thought best to allow them a horse hone and buggy each at the cites expense morau moran about three months ago we passed an AD ordinance reducing the salaries of the heads of those departments from 2400 to 2000 per year now it looks look to me as if those gentlemen were trying to get that but their scheme will not carry if I 1 can help it lawson I 1 am unalterably opposed to granting this request I 1 think the matter should go to the finance committee moran such reference is only folly that committee made the reduction from 2400 to 2000 rich the city is now boarding twenty six horses bones of beads of departments that to is enough N evans moved to amend to refer to a so select elect lect committee of five moran moved an asa substitute that it be referred to the committee on streets dan led reconsidered the reference of both eions we was reconsidered and referred to select committee of of moran lawson hardy and dimondi SUNDAY sprinkling street supervisor hines recommended that the east and west drives and first went street be sprinkled on sunday also that the streets leading to the depots be sprinkle 1 during the night time committee on sprinkling WHERE SHALL THEY BE PLACED the city engineer announced that paving would soon be commenced on Fir firsthand stand second south Street sand and that plans and specifications lone could not be perfected until steps were taken as to the location of telephone and other poles moran moved that the matter go over until friday night and be made a special order of business buein pee lawson ladbon thought the question an important one and should be thoroughly considered he was to li favor of morans motion which carried taking with it the proposition that the city engineer furnish each member of the council with a copy of the plans and MASS MEETING resolutions on motion of moran the rules were suspended to allow dr iliff did to present and read the resolutions adopted at the meeting held in the wasatch hall on monday night and published in last evenings s NEWS moran 1 I move that the resolutions lay jay on the table until later in the evening 89 carried on the recommendation of the city engineer and city attorney the saltair rai railway I 1 way company was instructed to remove within ten days from south temple street all obstructions that impede travel thereon such as the houses lately erected there etc adopted THAT troublesome BAND ORGAN chief of police paul submitted a communication from mr ecles acles of the union pacific asking that the hand organ grinders at the corner of main and second south ets be removed HE ALWAYS WAN WANTS HALF galleazzi the dog man reported that he be had bad 14 for the removal of dog cages from the city hall to the canine pound he asked ached that the city pay one hap half lawson lawon 1 I thought that the time would come when this man Galle azzia azzile greed would be exhausted but it seems seem that chat I 1 am mistaken for like tenny sons brook it runs on forever I 1 therefore move that the cl ira im be rejected lost on motion of moran the claim was referred to the recorder THE CANINE MAN MANS MANIS IS REPORT mr galleazzi sent in the following report for the month of july number of dogs destroyed 72 number ot of dog registered amount for registration amount of pound fees aea ee a 17 total 1 MB M amount due for k killing al i n g d dogs 0 g s 88 half of the amount collected was voted to the appropriation list in favor of mr dalle galleazzi azzi and the rest of the report was referred to the city recorder OBADE GRADE OF CENTRE STREET the committee on streets recommended that hat the city grade centre street under und or the supervision of the tb e city cl V engineer the salt lake city railroad to put its tracks in the centre of the street the committee said the railway compain y had agreed to pay it was movel that the report be referred back to the committe e mr lawson favored this action and said aalde that mr was very eager to grade a street for the railway company at the public expense mr Wa atland I 1 rise to a personal pe explanation n as I 1 am getting somei hat weary at listening to that gent gentleman lemans objectionable persona litter I 1 SM am not here as champion of the railroad company but as aa a representative of the people E lardy hardy 1 I think the committees report should be adopted as a matter of iu justice B t lee to the company and taxpayers in n t that hat part of the city and as a a matter of economy to the city more discussion followed and moran morain moved to deter defer action for one week carried LIQUOR REFUSED the committee on license reported adversely on the petition of prank frank monroe for a retail liquor license in his saloon adjoining the peoples theatre on commercial street adopted MONEY FOR FOB CLUTE the committee on finance recommended that the city return to E ar R clute the amount overpaid by him into the municipal treasury of adopted PAUL paula 18 AND DONOVANS ACTIONS disapproved the committee on police reported as follows in the matter of the petition of jacub jacb moritz and others asking for the removal of chief paul and captain donovan for breaking in the acorn of certain salo orn we learn from the testimony given before the committee that the officers referred to did not have warrants for the arrests of the parties in the ease case mentioned in the petition and while we do not know that their actton action in breaking in the doors without necessary warrants for the arrest of parties was in accordance with the law yet we disapprove of such action on the part of the officers though we do not recommend their removal adopted EIGHT HOUR ORDINANCE moran introduced an eight hour labor ordinance which passed to its second reading appropriations N EB IL clute S 14 pacific paving co of utah 80 william harkins Hark ms 00 william harkins 1444 61 K R H eer io 10 oo 00 various parties 60 various parties 88 8 60 50 kansas city fire department supply co 25 CO 10 W 0 pavey mayeva co 8 0 continental Continent af oil co 6 00 nagle eagle foundry machine co 4 60 50 pitts pitta A watson I 1 86 75 pacific bacillo Ia cillo paving co of atah 16 15 25 sullivan mcdonald 13 00 kelley 6 00 rocky mountain bell telephone co 20 00 utah and montana machinery co 82 00 nagle bagle foundry machine co 22 2249 49 wasatch brug co 4 25 F W dennis 0 1 25 2500 00 A W caine co 8 00 J 0 murphy co 1 00 william 1600 1500 Wis combA co 11 1100 00 WC W C pavey oo 00 24 OS 05 E bhoge 0 o 30 00 A M wooley 2 86 emma madison 6 5 85 kelly co 0 o 60 50 kelly kellye co IS 60 50 kelly co 2400 adjourned until friday at no action was waa taken on the resolutions presented by dr iliff the city council held a special meeting last night to discuss the proposal specifications and contract for curbing and paving east temple street from south temple to fourth south street pint first south street from state to west temple street and second south strict from state tu west temple street president loofbourow rapped for order at oc look three quarters ot of a an N h hour 0 ur after the time fixed by ordinance n C e the members who were in attendance were ctet folland failand Fo iland hardy moran horn lawson ewing devaus beardsley Bear deley Sl holes heiss absent karrick after the minutes of the previous session had been real rea l and approved the following from the city engineer was rf read ad gentlemen As contracts for paving east temple first and second south streets are now about to be let and the question of what width from the curb and stone atone portion of the pavement shall be made to extend has not yet been determined I 1 respectfully ask for instruction in the matter in order that I 1 may complete my plans accordingly I 1 suggest that some seme portion of the same streets should be designated for the erection of telephone arid and other poles so that the ent poles may be removed before the work of paving is begun moran 1 I move to lay the I 1 aper on the table until later in the evening carried SANITARY ORDINANCE on motion of beardsley the substitute sanitary ordinance was waa taken up the measure was waa read the third tam time and caused considerable discussion most of which was rambling and unimportant hardy moved that the matter lay over until next tuesday night and that instead of the ordinance embracing the entire city that the committee on sanitation reduce the district and define the same by metes and bounds the motion was lost on a vote of 3 to 9 on motion of hardy the district was defined as designated in the body of the ordinance minor amendments were made and the measure passed it stands as follows owl A BILL FOR FOB AN ORDINANCE providing receptacles for ashes garbage manure and sweepings of sidewalks and providing for protection from paper er and other refuse matter and for the Sis disposition position of night soil a and nd prescribing penalties see sec 1 be it ordained by bv the city council of salt lake city that it shall be the duty of every owner tenant lessee and occupant of any and every building or place of business bubines bu sines within the business district described as aim follows beginning at the northeast corner of first west and South Temple street and run ning thence east on both sides of temple street to second east at ah thence south on west side of second street to third south thence w faai both sides of third south to first street thence north on MIA eat side of I 1 west treet street to point of beginning i all streets within said boundary on bdie sides of sou h temple from first west street to fourth street on both sides of third street from north tem temple le at street reet to bott south street and on both sides of S south street from first west sti a sixth west went street and on sixth street and on fifth west street first south street to fifth street and on both sides of south street from first west at str fifth west street to provide or can caul be provided and at all times to k ke cause to be kept and provided wh such building or place of business a tallio vessel with cover of same m mate and aird with handles or a fireproof fire proof a aton brick bin for receiving and ho holdine ling out leakage all ashes awe in other noncombustible combustible non rubbish th that z accumulate in said building or pi pla business that said receptacles sh emptied promptly when filled and i be placed in a position easily ac accey to the scavenger it to is further pro that property owners shall have walks in front of their respective p of business swept each morning mornine S days dale excepted before the hour 0 of 9 aa sec 2 A separate 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