Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-27

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| City Assessor, g ....................... ,200
| City Treasurer I" OOu
| elk of Council" ....."......."....... 800
Xanjero, .................. ,ZOO
DenIlty Zanieros each per month ...,. rs
| Foot policemen, each per annum......... 960
M'ntd policemen, g" ......." ,l1O
| Special Detective, 800
| Hpnlth Officer per mont H. h.................. 80
| Engineer of Fire Company, per annum l,Z0O
CITY ooo
| The Clerk was ordered to notify all
| the city officers of matters referred to
| them by each meeting of the Council.
| Also instructing him to deliver the
papers, after entry on the minutes, to
| the chairman of each committee to
whom they had been referred.
| The Zaniero was required to execute
| IA bond of $1,000 for the full and faith
| ful performance of his duties.
James H. Hart was elected Deputy
| Zanjero for the canal and reservoir
ditch.
Francis Baker sent In his resigna-
tion as Deputy ZanjeroI,. and Felix
| Galardo was elected in his stead.
Five days leave of absence was
granted to Gen. Baldwin, City Sur
veyor.
On motion of Mr.. Leahy, special
| committee, consisting of himself,
| Wollskill and Hubur, was appointed
| to ascertain the names of property
| holders on Alameda street, from First
street to the city limits, southwark;
also the number of feet front owned
by each.
The Committee on Zanjas was in
structed to examine the Canal and
Reservoir ditch from the dam to the
reservoir, and if not found in good
condition, that proceedings be itsti-
tuted against the responsible parties
representing the woolen mill.
Mr.. Geo. o. Tiffany sent in COM
munication asking for the definite
| lines of the street on Spring street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. Referred to
a special committee.
Authority was given to all parties
to take gravel from Rock street, pro-
viding they observe the lines of the
street grade.
A sharp communication from Mrs.
Ogier in reference to the grade of her
property and the overflow to which it
| is subjected, was read and referred to
the Board of Public Works. She was
granted permission to grade the street
| in front of her lot
Adjourned until Friday afternoon at
3 o. 'clock.
J AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Council met in adjourned ses-
sion at o'clock P. NJ, yesterday.
Present, Councilmen Huber, Work
man, Carmona, Robinson, Leahy,
Lichtenberger, Sotello, iced, Camp
bell and Mutually. Absent, President
Beaudry and Councilmen Mascarel
and Wolfskill.
Mr.. Workman was elected to the
chair.
The Committee on Zanzas reported
that they had examined the Woolen
Mill ditch and found the same well
cleaned and in good condition, Re-
port received and placed on file. On
motion of Mr.. Leahy the Zanjere was
ordered to take charge of the ditch.
A communication was received from
J. Jones, alleging that the street above
the Plaza, now known as Main street,
is wrongly named, and that Bath
street is entitled to that appelation,
and asking that the name Of Bath
street be changed to that of Main.
Received and placed on file, and re-
ferred to Committee on Names of
| Streets.
A petition was received from Mrs.
Esther McCarty, asking to be refund
ed the sum of $40 taxes on mortgage
paid under protest.
A petition was received from Law
renee Lake. asking to be paid for 5OO
feet of red wood flume he had built
along Zanja No. |. Referred to Com
| mittee on TaniaS
A number of petitions for leave to
grade in front of their premises on
Fort street, between Temple and First.
The petitions were granted.
A communication was received
from Strelitz and others, asking for
information relative to the grade of
Fort street, between Temple and
Sands. Referred to Board of Public
Works, with leave to modify grade If
| necessary.
William Wilson's petition for change
of boundaries of the First Fire Dis
trict referred to Committee on Fire
and Water.
A petition was received from Caye-
tano Apablasa, asking for change Of
the course Of zanja No. l, so as to ena-
BILE him to grade in front of his prop
erty. Referred to Committee on Zan-
jas.
A petition was received from prop
erty holders on Spring street. between
Fourth and Fifth streets, asking leave
to grade. Granted
A communication was presented by
Capt. w. Borrowe asking for payment
for grading Spring street in front OF
the school house. Two-thirds of the
bill, amounting to $40, was ordered
paid, and the balance of bill referred to
the special committee on Spring
street.
Capt. Borrowe also presented COM
munication, asking that Commercial
street, as graded, be accepted. Com
; munication placed on file and work
approved.
An order was passed providing that
the collections for street work be made
on only two blocks at time.
The Clerk was instructed to adver-
tise for bids for printing the coditied
ordinances, the number being fixed at
200 in English and 100 in Spanish.
The Clerk was instructed to publish
notices of intention to grade Main
street, build sewers, etc., from the
Plaza to Fifth street.
On motion of Mr. Robinson, the
action providing for the publication of
: the ordinances ia Spanish was recon-
, sidered.
On motion of Mr.. Sotello, bids were
invited for the translation of the city
ordinances into Spanish.
Mr.. Leahy moved that notice of in
tention to grade Los Angeles street,
! from First to Arcadia street, be pub
lished; also, to grade First street from
Alameda to Hill. Carried.