Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-22

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duty faithfully in accordante with his
| oath and the ordinances. In endeav-
orihg to do so he had been persecuted
| by one of the Police Committee and
Here Mr.. Huber called him to order
Twomey continued: The very men,
Der who made the ordinance that got
him into trouble on the question of
arresting man for leaving his horse
unhitched, was the first to go for him.
Here Mr.. Mullally called him to or
der, saying that he wouldn't allow
him to make charges against him.
Twomey continued One OF the P0-
lice Committee who signed the report
agoinst him told him that he should
have knocked Wolfenstein down while
in the Mayors Court.
Here Mr.. Mullally called him to or
der again.
Mr.. Huber said that when the Police
Committee brought in a report certain
gentlemen always vote against it.
Mr.. Workman said he always would,
as long as the facts were not properly
Investigated.
Mr.. Huber said: "Then I tell you
when you prefer charges against other
policemen I will vote against them,
| right or wrong"
Mr.. Twomey continues: Mr.. Huber
would not allow charges to be with
drawn by Wolfenstein.
Called to order again.
Mr., Huber said that the fight against
the report was q dirty insult aud he
didn't care who took it up.
Mr.. Workman said he had heard
enough of that and he wanted it
stopped. He was tired of such re-
| marks.
Mr.. Huber moved to adjourn, but
the motion was afterwards withdrawn.
The report was referred to q special
committee: Ayes, 7. Noes-Lichten-
berger, Huber, Mutually and Robin
| son.
Messrs. Workman, Sotelo and Camp
bell were appointed the special COM
mittee.
The Marshal reported the collection
of 81, $40, city tax. Filed.
The Board of Public Works reported
| In favor of modified grades on First,
Hill and CourtsHouse streets, and the
notice of intention was ordered pub
| lished.
The certificate of Albert Folke, Su-
perintendent, that Willard Il Farrell
had completed the fourth section Of
Main street sewer was read, and war
rants ordered.
The City Surveyors report of de-
scription of road through lot 8, block
Al, Hancock's survey, was referred
| back for map.
The City Clerk was directed to ad-
vertise for bids for clearing the Los
| Angeles river, in accordance with spe-
citications of the City Surveyor.
The resolution making special assess
ments for Main street. sewer was
adopted and ordered published.
| ment for the grading of Main street
was adopted and ordered PUBLISHED.
Certificates from the Board of Pub
! lie Works and City Surveyor that the
contractor had properly graded, grav-
eled and guttered in front of lots of +.
Mancho and Mrs. Ogier were received
and the work accepted.
The petition of d. Garcia for protec-
ton against wash-house was referred
to the committee on Fire and Water.
The petition of ]. L. Cruz for pro-
lection against wash from the creek
was read, and the Clerk instructed to
notify him that the Council could
take no action, as the zanjon was on
private property.
The communication of the City At
tOrney OH the request of the BARRIERS
for an ordinance regulating their
hours on Sunday, was read.
The ordinance fixing Sunday hours
was laid on the table.
The bid of Brush & Austin to build
"a fiume 400 feet long on Alameda
street for 1879 was read and contract
awarded to them.
Sundry property owners object to
the grade of Hill street, between Sec
ond and Third, and asked the Board
of Public Works to confer with them.
The Marshal was instructed to no
| tify Mr.. SlOtterbeck to remove a
| frame shed.
Mr.. Briefly stated to the Council
that Confidence company would build
a tower forty feet high at their own
expense if the city would buy them
bell. Referred to the Fire and Water
Committee.
The question OF the extension of
time for paying city taxes was re-
ferred to the City Attorney.
Sundry bills were referred to the
Finance Committee.
Council adjourned