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Show NEW SPRINKLER FOR LOGAN CITY. A New Sidewalk. A New Cement Culvert. New Hose. Council does Some Business. The Logan City council in tegular session Wednesday evening considered nothing more than routine business. The committee on streets- recommended recom-mended a cement cuhert to be erected erect-ed over the Little Logan on South Alain street, and the recommendation was carried. This culvert will be built as a result of the fact that when the new cement walk on the west side of the street Is icconstructed the grade will have to be changed. It was deemed best to construct entire culvert making It extend past the walk on either side Olof Hansen and other property owneis on the west side of Fhst West street protest against the lajlng of the cement walk there as contemplated. contemplat-ed. They say thev cannot possibly raise the money before next year. Tho protest was refened to a committee com-mittee for Investigation. The petitioners peti-tioners tepresest something more than o:il feet. Peter A. Pehi.sou will construct a cement walk on the east side of Main between First and Second Xorlh streets. Propeity owners thcie were going to petition the city to construct the walk but dually the whole number num-ber decided tp have the walk put In without the city's Interference. The walk will tie const i net Immediately. The Methodist people conducted a confectionery stand near the church on June IMO, and paid 10 license for the privilege. The ventuie biougllt them out 7.:si In the hole and the council very kindly icmitted that much of the license. The committee on police and lire ie-ported ie-ported on the proposition of buying hose and recommended the purchase of 7."0 feet Instead of 000. The matter of awarding contract was left until a fin tlicr report by committee Is made. Chas. England, In behalf of the Cache Stake Sunday school Union Uoaid, which is arianglng a celebration celebra-tion here for the 24th of July, asked for "exclusive stand or stall privileges." privil-eges." This was granted. City Justice Caidon lepoited eighteen eigh-teen prisoners brought before him during the quarter ending June ISO, and there were that many convicted. Fines amounted to $03.00. Arthur Porter and a number of othcis petitioned Tor the extension of the elcctiic light systcn Into tho southwest part of tho city. This was icfcrrcd to elcctiic light committee. Win. Edwards and othei property owners on West First South street asked that that street be sprinkled. On motion the petition was granted. The Northwest Field Canal Co. wants a rod of ground near the Card mill site. This was referred to committee. com-mittee. The committee on streets was au-thoilcd au-thoilcd to negotiate for another spi inkling wagon. |
