Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-01
eenm0H COUNCIL PRdcEsDlNes,
THURSDAY. Sept, Goth,


Present, Councilmen Workman, Lea
by, Huber, Mullally, Wolfskill, Rob-
inson, Sotelo, Lichtenberger and Teed.
On motion, Mr.. Robinson was call
ed to the chair, President Beaudry be-
ing absent.
The minutes of the preceding meet
ing were read and approved.
The Committee on Lands reported
in favor of granting the petition of
Jose Armijo for q deed to certain lots
on Butler street. Also in favor of sell.
ing a certain 35 acre lot, lot 8, block
Al, at auction, as petitioned for by
LuiZi Lochette. The report was re-
ceived and filed. The first recommen-
datiOn was ordered to be carried out.
Action on the second was postponed
one week.
The Committee on Lands also re-
commended that the Mayor issue o
quit-claim deed for certain lands to
Mr.. o. w, Childs as petitioned for.
The report was adopted.
The Board of Public Works report
ed in favor of accepting the work done
by Robert Hughes OH Temple street.
Adopted.
The Fire and Water Committee re-
ported in favor of granting the petit
ton of Emanuel Requena for leave TO
build fence. Granted.
The Zanjero reported the sale of wa
ter for September as amounting to
1929 25.
The Committee on Zanjas reported
in favor of accepting the Zanjero's re-
port of expenditures, and that the su m
of $3.50 for repairs to zanjas, tomas,
etc., be allowed. Report adopted and
ordered to be carried out.
A petition for q culvert Oh Pearl
street, near the Woolen Mill, was re-
ceived.
Paul Kern petitioned for leave to
place one Of Fairbanks scales on
Spring street, near Main. The leave
was granted. 4ltI4a
L. Wolfskill asked leave to do his
own grading on New High street.
A petition was received asking that
San Pedro street be opened to the uni
form width Of 80 feet from Wolfskill
Lane to the city limits. Received and
filed. ~
Mr.. Leahy moved that the City
Surveyor lay out his lines rs petition
ed for and present his work to the
Council at the next meeting.
A protest against said widening was
received, ~. " q - .-4,e -..a -
The petition and protest were re-
ferred to Messrs. Leahy, Huber and
Lichtenberger, special committee.
A communication was received from
Geo. Lehman complaining of chuck
holes in Spring street. Received and
placed on file. t~,-
Carlos M. Cruz, policeman, asked for
leave of absence one week. Granted,
and the Marshal ordered to appoint
substitute. ...-
Captain Borrowe asked that certain
work done by him be accepted. Re-
ceived and placed on file. Referred to
Board of Public Works.
Mary Madigan asked leave to repair
certain sheds at the corner of Also
and Alameda streets. Referred to
Committee on Fire and Water.
Dolores Buelna presented petition
for a quit-claim deed to certain lands.
Referred to Committee on Lands.
A protest against being compelled
to pay for the Main street sewer was
received from residents along the line
of the sewer. Ordered filed.
The Marshal was instructed to en-.
force the tax for the work on that
street.
The Health Officer reported the hide
yard of Kalisher o nuisance, but said
the tannery would cease work in a
month. Recommended that his sug-
gestions on slaughter houses be car
ried out Filed. aIa
On motion of Mr.. Huber the slaugh-
ter houses, tanneries and hide yards
were ordered to move in 40 days.
The petition of Wolfenstein and
others to have Officer Twomey re-
moved was referred to the Committee
on Police.
A resolution creating the Main street
sewer fund was adopted.
A resolution for laying out Kohler
street was adopted. .ftr
A resolution for opening Sainsevain
street was adopted. -. - .sGEseis=z
The City Surveyor reported names
Of property owners on Alameda street
subject to grade tax. Filed and war
rants ordered for Surveyors fees.
On motion Of Mr.. Teed all fines and
sales of lots were ordered to be paid
into the cash fund, and the City At
torney was ordered to draw ordinance.
On motion of Mr.. Leahy the Fan
jero was ordered to examine the wool.
en- mill ditch and see what repairs are
necessary.
NJ. Kellehers bill for 500 was al
lowed. -
The bills of ]. Kurtz, $3.50, and
Jones & Noyes, 500, were allowed.
The following bills were presented
and referred to the Finance Commit
tee: Levin & Co., $l9.12; Jones &
Noyes, $3.50; Gas Co., $34.50; It. Man
ming, SIS. 40; Billings & Smith, $27;
T. Maginnis, $50; r. Matthews, $50;
r. Breen, $75; Sheriff's bill, $3S9.85;
Perry & Woodwork, SLIT; Jno. Will
son, SIS; John Wilson, $45; p. de
Cells, SIS; w. Osborne, $2752; G. T.
McLain, $40; w. M. Rumpp, $l00; NJ.
Kelleher, ,S52; Swigart & Huber, ,$ll.l0;
IT. Leahy, $14.75; J. g. Jackson, $1l2.77;
J. G. Jackson, $325.01. XXI
Council adjourned.