Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-08-12 | Page 3 | No Free Scavenger to be Hired by the City

NO FIE SCAVENGER TO BE DID B IHE CITY The city commissioners this morning morn-ing authorized the city treasurer to transfer from the waterworks to the .1 f.,H Ho onm r,f 41 R llOU The petition of the Ctah Development Develop-ment league for a free Bcavanger service ser-vice was denied on the recommendation recommenda-tion of Commissioner T S. Browning, superintendent of public safety. In, his recommendations. Commissioner Browning stated that the city has , three extra inspectors at work at the present time looking after the health I of the city and that the crematory-has crematory-has repaired to a point of efficiency to permit the handling of all refuse and garbage The commissioner stated, stat-ed, however, that he faored offering especial aid toward a "general clean-up" clean-up" of the city I Tii nefiiion for the extension of I water mains on Capitol avenue, between be-tween Van Bureau and Harrison avenues, ave-nues, was granted The extension will be for a distance of about 500 feet. Bids for the construction of sidewalks side-walks in districts 130 and 131 were received and referred tothe city engineer engi-neer for examination. The claim of the Southwick Brothers Broth-ers companv for lumber furnished the city, amounting to $114.52, was allow ed and the auditor instructed to draw a v. arrant for the amount. j F W Spencer and company was gi tilted a plumber's license and the I ! in the sum of ?2000 accepted 1