Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-30
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
THURSDAY, June 20, 1876.

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Leahy, Huber, Kuhrts, Teed, Sotelo,
Gerkens, Workman, ,Lichtenberger ami
Wolfskill.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The Mayor reported the sale of wa
ter permits for the month to the
amount of $1,11O.5O. Placed on file.
The Board of Public Works reported
as follows:
That boundaries upon which ASSESS
ments should be made for the widen
ing of San Fernando street. Adopted.
That SotelO street be extended East
erly to its intersection with Chavis
street. Adopted, and City Surveyor
instructed accordingly.
That bridge be built across zanja on
Ann street, provided the Sisters of
Charity remove their fence. Recon-
mendation approved, and captain of
the chain gang ordered to do the work.
That the grade of Spring street, be-
tween Fifth and Seventh streets, be
modified in accordance with petition.
That the grade of Fourth street, be-
tween Hill and Olive, be modified.
Approved.
That petitions for removing gravel
from Fort Hill be granted, under SUI
pervision of Marshal. Approved.
That street as graded in front Of Paul
Kerns' property be accepted. Ap-
proved
That the Water Company be re-
quired to remove surface earth from
streets where pipes were laid. APP
proved.
That the residents on upper Main
street be required to do their grading
in accordance with petitions as soon
as possible, or said work would be let.
That SiXths street be graded from
Main to Pearl. Deferred one week.
BY permission. Mr.. j. Il. Jackson
presented statement from the Board
of Education of the expenses of con-
Quoting public schools and amounts
required for the next school year. The
estimate placed the expenses of the
coming year at $29,556. Referred to
Finance Committee and City Attor-
ney.
The Committee on Zanjas reported
in favor of allowing $50 to Mrs. VIE
becker towards the expense of fiuming
zanja. Granted.
The Committee on Parks reported
that they found the plaza and park In
as good condition as could be expected
considering the short supply of water
They recommended that $40 per month
additional be allowed to Mr.. Tamiet,
the Gardener, for work performed.
They recommended that arrangements
be made for an additional supply of
water. Report with recommendations
approved.
A warrant was ordered in favor of
Mr.. Tamiet for So, the amount paid as
fine to the Water Company for turn
ing on the water.
The Committee on Finance reported
in favor of A. R. Loomis' petition for
the return of double tax. That the
application of VilalobQs to translate
City Ordinances and resolutions be
deferred to be considered with other
similar petitions. Recommendations
approved.
The Zanjero reported sales of water
for June In the same amount as stated
by the Mayor. Filed.
The Committee on Lands reported
favorably on the petition of Valenzuela
for deed. Approved.
Certificate of the election of Z. e.
Miles, Chief, and Geo. Gard, Assistant
Chief of Fire Department, received
and filed.
Petition to modify grade of Fort
street, from Zanja No. to Sixth
street, referred to Board of Public
Works and City Surveyor.
The Health Officer reported that the
outlet of the main sewer was in most
filthy condition and dangerous to pub
lie health. He recommended the re-
moval of the Gas Works at the earli
est possible time, when the discharge
from the sewer may be utilized and
disposed of. Referred to the Commit
tee on Sewers.
TIE Clerk was instructed to notify
the Gas Company that they will be re-
time contracted.
The City Surveyor reported the pro-
posed modification of grade of Spring
street from Fifth to Seventh satisfacto-
ry to property owners. Filed.
Petition of e. Neidecken and others
for privilege to grade referred to the
Board of Public Works.
Petitions to translate city ordinan-
ces for j. VillalObos, A. Ritter and Js
A. Agniew were referred to Commit
tee on Finance.
Bill of Health officer for vaccine vir-
US amounting to $3.50 ordered paid.
The following bills were submitted
and referred to the Finance Commit
tee:
S. White $5, G. Prayer $4, Camp
BELLS Hack SIS, w M Stoddard 81, ID
w Alexander $3.50, Mirror 500, l.
Lichtenberger 500, S p Caswell SIS, S
Hellman $1S.A and $S.25, p Beaudry
$40, Workman Bros $22.50, P Lunney
So, Manning & McMenomy 22.25, Po-
laski & Goodwin $l6, Thos Copley $2S,
G o McLain $40, w M Osborne 279O,
Temple Street Stables $54, Gas Co.
$14.7O and $4S7, d o Sullivan So, F
Tolle $l2, d Campbell $5, r Matthews
$50, w u Tel Co $9.47, G A Durfee
$l265, G E Miles $7.25, Roller & Rit-
ter sos, Swigart & Huber $35 and 81,
d w Alexander $337. Is, Griffith,
Lynch & Co $l2.7S, J Kuhrts $35, Kos
ter & Parker $42.75, ] U Crawford ct
al $50, 7 Leahv $ll.25, Morsch & Mo-
ran $15, Roster & Parker $S.25.
Adjourned.
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