(1851) Laws and Ordinances of the State of Deseret (Utah) Compilation 1851

Ordinances_page 46

46 Sec 14 To establish hospitals and make regulations for the government of the same to make regulations to secure the general health of the inhabitants to declare what to prevent and remove the same Sec 15 To provide the City with pump logs and pipes and erect pumps shall be nuisances and water to dig wells lay in the streets for the ex tinguishment of fires and the convenience of the inhabitants Sec 16 or otherwise To open improve alter widen extend establish grade pave and keep in repair streets avenues lanes and alleys and to establish erect and keep in repair acqueducts and bridges Sec 17 To provide for the lighting of the streets and erecting lamp-posts and to establish support and regulate night watches to erect market houses esxablish markets and market provide for the government and regulation thereof places and Sec 18 To provide for the erection of all needful buildings for the use of the city and for enclosing improving and regulating all public grounds belonging to the city Sec 19 To license tax and regulate auctioneers merchants retailers grocers taverns ordinaries hawkers peddlers hrokers pawn-brokers and money-changers Sec 20 To license tax and regulate hacking carriages wagons carts and drays and fix the rates to be charged for the carriage of persons and for wagoners carters and drayers of property also to license and regulate porters and fix the rates of porterage Sec 21 To license tax and regulate theatricals and as other exhibitions shows and amusements Sec 22 To tax restrain prohibit and suppress tippling houses dram shops gaming houses bawdy and other disorderly houses Sec 23 To provide for the prevention and extinguishment ofsfires to regulate the fixing of chimneys and the flues thereof and stove pipes and to organize and establish fire companies Sec 24 To regulate the storage of gun powder tar pitch rosin and other combustible materials Sec 25 To regulate and order parapet walls and other partition Digital image 2005 J Quinney College of Law Al rights reserved