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Deseret Evening News
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah
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Salt Lake County Court session handled petitions on roads and streets in Sugar House ward, Third East street, and Sandy; filed treasurer's Q2 1891 report with $827,939.94 receipts and $511,316.67 disbursements; approved liquor licenses; recommended street drainage improvements; appropriated $287.40 for stationery.
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Petitions and Communications.-Treasurer's Quarterly Report
The following business was transacted in the County Court yesterday afternoon after the close of our report:
Petition of James McGhie et al. of Sugar House ward asking permission to cut a ditch along the county road was read and referred to Selectman Howe.
Petition of W. A. Kimball et al. for the removal of an obstruction on Third East street, between Tenth and Eleventh South streets, was referred to Selectman Howe.
Petition of Le Grand Young et al., praying that a certain street in Sandy be closed, was referred to Selectman Miller.
TREASURER'S QUARTERLY REPORT.
The county treasurer's report for the quarter ending June 30th was presented and ordered filed, as follows:
Report of Treasurer of Salt Lake County for quarter ending June 30, 1891.
CASH RECEIPTS.
Balance after warrants No. 742 and 747 are paid.... $13,797 94
Real estate ......... 712,407 40
Liquor license 340
Butchers' licenses 154
Pauper Account 20
Fines. 20
Merchants' licenses 11.00
Compromise, J. W. Jones Co. 170
Total 827,939 94
CASH DISBURSEMENTS
Compensation 1
Expense...... 94
Pauper, 711
Road as
stationery 1.44
Jail
Inquest 711
Crime account iv
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Real estate
Crim Iat —mme P
Infirmary 61
Court House and 23
Relief 41 00
Total.. 511,316 67
Balance on hand when outstanding warrants are paid...... $2,443 94
Communication of A. J. Burt on the question of salary referred to a committee for investigation.
The following liquor license bonds were approved: For W. T. Vincent and John Hardcastle of Sandy, and the Rapid Transit company at Calder's park.
The committee on the petition of Adam Spiess et al., for the improvement of the south extension of Second West street, between Eleventh and Twelfth South streets, recommended that boxes be placed at the low places along the street, so as to carry off the surface water.
The sum of $287.40 was appropriated to the postmaster for stationery. Adjourned.
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Salt Lake County
Event Date
Yesterday Afternoon
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petitions referred to selectmen; treasurer's report filed showing cash receipts of $827,939.94 and disbursements of $511,316.67, balance $2,443.94; communication referred to committee; liquor license bonds approved; committee recommended boxes for street improvement; $287.40 appropriated for postmaster stationery.
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County Court transacted business including reading and referring petitions for ditch on county road in Sugar House ward, removal of obstruction on Third East street, and closing a street in Sandy; presented treasurer's quarterly report for quarter ending June 30, 1891; referred communication on salary; approved liquor license bonds; committee on street improvement recommended placing boxes to carry off surface water; appropriated funds for stationery.