Show THE WEEKLY WRANGLE Water for tie Cemetery Quarantine Quaran-tine Talk Delinquent Taxes The following business was taken up at the regular weekly meeting of the City Council last evening A F Youngberg was granted a license as retail liquor dealer and the estate of B B Margetts a license t manufacture malt liquors C W Hill and others represented that Apple Street needed grading and that First North Street was in a similar fix Referred to the Committee on Streets and Alleys George Willis and other residents of lots 4 and 7 block 20 plot E Salt Lake City survey represented that they were under disadvantages in obtaining water for household purposes and asked permission per-mission to place a tank in a position where they would be able to get a better supply Committee on Irrigation CEMETERY WATER 4 The Committee on Cemetery presented the following report SALT LAKE Crrr March 291887 The Honorable the City Council of Salt Te Lake City QEKTLEMEK The Committee on Cemetery who were instructed to investigate investi-gate the matter of supplying the City Cemetery Ceme-tery with water for sprinkling purposes having hav-ing procured a rough plan of the cemetery grounds which they submit with this and their investigations respectfully partially completed ivesti spectfully report as follows spctfuly hydrant marked A on the accompanying ac-companying plan at the end of Sixth street the pressure is thirtyeight poundssuf cient to foroe water eighty feet higher than the level of said hydrant to a point ten feet east of the west wall and fortyfive feet north from the old north wall of the cemetery ceme-tery from the hydrant a 3inoh main should be Jrm eastward in and through the cemetery ceme-tery grounds along a onerod street from un to C We recommend this route because be-cause the street is uniformly graded from west to east At the point marked c it is suggested to turn the main northward to lD thence eastward to uE but as work progresses it be found practicable to continue the may main in a due easterly course from the point marked C and thus avoid turning to the north which we believe to be objectionable and should be avoided if possible From the 8inch main running west and east 2inch lateral pipes should be run northward and 1inoh pipes southward to connect with street washers t be located at the edge of the onerod streets on every alternate block Fifty feet of rubber hose will then be sufficient to roach halfway wi between street washers from point to point waher pint Some of the plat and blocks are so undulating undu-lating and out up by gullies that placing street washers and lateral pipes can best be determined upon the ground as work proceeds pro-ceeds In other plats 0 and B for example it ia belioved but few if anv uppuoutiuui for water will bo made As near as we oat learn somewhere about 2 applications wi be made to use water this season We are not at this writing prepared to make recommendations as to the charge for water or for sprinkling lots but have the < matter before u and will report at an earl day Meantime we recommend that laying the 3inch main a above suggested be pro ceded with at once Respectfully I RespeotfulyToMs G WEBUBB JOHN KXBEHAN t Committee on Cemetery DELINQUENT TAXES The Committee on Finance presentee the following SALT LAKE CIr March 291887 The Honorable the Mayor and Citt Council of Salt Lake City GENTLEMEN Th Committee on Finance to whom was referred ferred a communication from M W Taylor Assessor and Collector asking relief fron Cleotor certain delinquent taxes assessed in the oerain delnquent year 1885 beg leave to report a follows In May 1880 the Cit Assessor and Collector 1t lector addressed a communication t th leotr Council asking that his account be credited Cunoi akng with a certain amount for unoolleotable taxes assessed the year previous and your committee after careful investigation reported ported June 1st last recommending partial relief at the same tune suggesting that a five of the delinquents mentioned in the City Assessor and Collectors list were also delinquent for county taxes action in these five particular cases be deferred pending an pnding adjudication from the court on the legality of the county asaosfment it being understood under-stood that Salt Lake County proposed to institute in-stitute legal proceedings against each of said delinquents with that end i view delnquents wth vew So far as your committee can lear the S legal proceedings referred t have never been institutodbnt relief has been extended to the county collector As there appears no probability of the city collector being able to collect the amounts charged against him on account of the above five delinquents hm recommend that the relief he quents we auditor be asks be granted and that the and ass the city assessor credit authorized to city asessor collectors account with 2 assessed I coleotrs accout individnols in 1885 I against the f ollowing idivduols i J E Doley 1950 I L E Holden 30 M Goldberg 225 105 AG Z Snow Campbell S000 Total 62300 WEBBEB I THOMAS G WEB TOM BBOWN I Committee on Finance Report adopted Coun McCornick addressed the W S addessed te North Tem the grade on cil in regard t pIe street The matter was referred to special committee Mr Biter spoke of the dread diphtheria diphthe-ria in a Twelfth ward alleyway referred to in yesterdays DEMOCRAT and suggested sug-gested that some sort of a stringent quarantine be enforced in that place instructed physician was The quarantine to act upon Mr Biters suggestion t 1r nuisance Mr Biter also went after the 1r After some discussion fiend now so prevalent fend sub cussion of the matter the nuisance ject cusion was made the special order for the next meeting An appropriation of 500 was made t the contingent fund of the Chief Engineer Engi-neer of the Fire Department Adjourned |