16 of 1911 - A resolution that in all contracts hereafter let by the Board of Public Works or the City Council, f •
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approved and completed by the Board of Equalization and Review, heretofore duly appointed by the The List of Authorized Expenditures was then taken up and passed on roll call
lg lie City Council for that purpose. of the property in Lots 2 to 24, iaolueive, Block 1, Hunter's
I Subdivision, Block 23, Five Acre Plat "A", Big Field Survey, and in Section 12, Township 1 south, vote, all members voting aye except Councilmen lulvey, O'Donnell and Ferry, who were absent.
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_ Range 1 went, Salt Lake Meridian, abutting on the east side of Washington Street between Ninth
South Street and Fayette Avenue, in Sidewalk District No.44, of Salt Lake City, for the purpose LIST OF 01;TH:;RI1PD E]C'ENDITURES.
. of constructing a cement sidewalk upon said portion of said street, is hereby confirmed, and the
, assessments made and returned in said completed lists are hereby confirmed. 286 Ray Frost $ 3.40 310 A. G. Glauque $ 61.75
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take effect upon approval. 287 Herman Boner 2.90 311 P. J. Moran 438.00
288 Home Inv. & Say. Co. 1.70 312 A. H. Cowie 25.00
is introduced by Councilman Reedall, was taken up and read first time, On motion of Councilman • • 289 E. H. Caekell 1.70 313 J. F. Johnson 1,520.98
` : 290 Century Printing Co. 21.50 314 1. J. Moran 322.41
, , Reedall, the rules were suspended on roll call vote, all members voting aye except Councilmen 291 Con.Wagon&Mach, Co. 4.50 315 P. J. Moran 5,473.18 Ili
{ 1. 292 Western Fuel Co. 31.50 316 Salt Lake Stamp C . .60
sj? Mulvey, ::'Donnell and Ferry, who were absent, and the ordinance read second time by title, third 293 Continental Oil Co, 2,84 317 Century Printing Co, 8.00
11"' 294 People's Forwarding Co. 82.08 318 Harry Don 113.60
t2i time in full and passed on roll call vote, all members voting aye except Councilmen Mulvey, 296 Strevell iatterson Hdw,Co, 2.50 319 Salt Lake Stamp Co. 118.00 I
r; 296 Jeremy Fuel& Crain Co, 12.00 320 L.C.Smith Typewriter Co. 8.75
�! ;'Donnell and Ferry, who were absent, title ep pro ved and referred to the Mayor for his approval. 297 Bamberger Coal Co. 6.00 321 R. M. Bell Tel. Co. 12.00
'i { 298 J.Durbin Surg.& Dental Sup.Co. 1.15 322 Century Printing Co. 54.25 IP (Sidewalk Extension No.152, First and Final Estimate,) 299 Utah Photo. Material Co, 5.50 323 Pembroke Sta. Co, 17.80
300 Samuel G. Paul 25.00 324 R. a. Bell Tel. Co. 3.00
301 J. E. Flynn 25.00 325 Salt Lake Stamp Co. 767.00
• f���!t Resolution No.16. By Councilmen McKinney. 302 Salt Lake Telegram 7.40.00 326 C. S. Jensen
q�l 303 Kelly& Co. 327 S. F. Brown 10.00
'i RESOLVED, That in all contracts hereafter let by the Board of Public Forks or the City 304 C. J. Jensen 7.60 328 Salt Lake Hdw. Co. 1.95
�f' Council, for public improvements, the following provision be inserted mad made part of such con- 306 W. O. Morrell 100.00 329 Bailey & Sons 222.90
#d3 tracts: 306 A. M. Spooner 100.00 330 Con. Wagon& Maoh,Co, 2.50
n;,I • That said contractor shall use every reasonable effort to obtain the services of bona 307 Dale L. Pitt 994.85 331 L. Grossman 10.00 I ''
l"no : fide reo7_dcntr and tax payers of Salt Lake City in the performance of this contract, and if such 308 Dale L. Fitt 659.34 332 Mre,S,L.Ricbie,by E.F.danna 24.60
1 bonafide residents and tax payers can be obtained who are competent to do the work required to 309 Adam C.Speirs, E.Speire 400.00 333 George E. Brown 30.00 III.
be done, or to the extent such persons can be obtained, they shall be employed in the performance,
�. ,! of this contract, and in such cases preference shall be given to such residents and tax payers as Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, February 2, 1911, and referred i , l
� .i Shall have families dependent upon them for support. That if said contractor shall fail to make
p such effort to obtain the services of said competent, bona fide residents and tax payers, or shall to the Mayor for his approval.
fail or refuse to employ such persons when competent to do the necessary work, upon complaint
Si �� being made to the City Council, it shall notify said contractor of said complaint and the grounds
y: ti:ereof, and in said notice designate a time when said complaint will be investigated. If upon Upon motion of Councilman Wood, the meeting then adjourned.
such investigation the City Council shall determine that the contractor has in any particular
violated the provisions of this section, then the Council shall have the right, upon five days'
t �; notice to said contractor, to end and termin"tc rh+.• .�.,._-_. - l y: L: S5 "o woos contractor
,,race snail at the end of said five days, cease and terminate. In case of the - "54��� /�
1 ",-"i.ati'n of this contract by the City Council under the provisions of this section, the pro-
visions of the contract as to final payment of said contractor shall apply. / /y
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Resolution No,17. By Councilman Wood. I I.
7121 REAS, Salt Lake City Corporation in the owner of the following described property,
to-rdt:
Commencing 144x feet west of the southeast corner of Lot 2, Block 64, Plat "A", Salt I '
irixo City Survey, thence west 37 feet, thence north 25 feet, thence east 37 feet, thence south
1 75 feet to the place of beginning; and I
WHEREAS, A part of the said property is now used as an entrance to the infamous stook- I
ode, there having been constricted upon said part a brick wall, and upon the remainder of said 1 ��,
property there hue been erected a store building, the rent from which is paid to the owners and
manager of the said Stockade;
' NO'"'THEREFORE, Be it resolved, That Salt Lake City no longer tolerate the use of any '
ofI its property for unlawful purposes, end that the City Attorney take im,aediate possession of 1
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said property, using such measures as may be necessary to accomplish the same. I
goad ar.d adopted. I 1
ii111 nee^lution„N o�18^ By Councilman McKinnsy. ' NI1
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„ ruu,.c welfare or thin community demands that the number of saloons in
III1M f Salt Lake City shall be reduced and that all saloons of n.disreputable, disorderly or law-violating w
ci r:peter o"'bell be eliminated from thi. .i. ; -he I
1i' n ^ '",. 1 . r :l Sol nu in Salt Lake City shall be reduced gradually.
to 1;0; and in order that no in,lustioe nay be done 'my person ®gaged in the liquor traffic, that:
ouch rc.:uoti n shall be accomplished by revoking lilenses for cause, by refusing lleecwee t" any -
RI ins vl:iatinv thn 1"w wn g a,-1- to antinue licensing any person, firm or corporation ooaduo -
1nq a dies rde rly nr disreputable place, and by refusing to grant to any person, firm or corpora- . •
ti nr. ant r,.1.: nalding a liquor license, a license to carry on a saloon business in any locality,
l or under any conditions, that would, or might, in the judgment of this Council, be detrimental to
u, the beat intersets of the mommur;St y,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Chief of Police is hereby directed to instruct hie
partolmen to exercise due diligence towards the enforcement of the liquor ordinance and report
' all violations to the City Crmmotl co that thin body may take such action in roferenoo to such
owes of vie,lotion oo it oo, ..eem best and proper.
BE. IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be trenemitted by the City
Reno,' •I^ n..isf - •..11uw,
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• C•:uaICllman Lail moved that the resolution be laid on the table until after the State I
Legislature adjourns, which motion carried on the following roll call vote: 1 i
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;.; dyes, Luv ie,iinll,Bcdgrw n,Lae n,Lynn,Heed, 7, '
Noes, Fernstrom, McKinney, Moreton, Reedall, Wood, 5,
Absentr Mulvey, O'Donnell, Ferry, 3.
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