Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-05
Council Proceed dings.

Council met in regular session
Saturday evening, President Moran
In the Chair.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The report of the City Auditor
showing the condition Of the vari-
GUS funds In the city treasury. Re-
ferred to Finance Committee.
The report Of the Captain Of the
chain gang was received and filed.
The Clerk of the Council pre-
sented an itemized report Of the
licenses issued during the month
Of January. Referred 10 the FL
nance Committee.
The report Of the Tax Collector
on the same subject received.
Same reference.
The Zapjero reported in favor of
replacing the dam near the cover.
ed bridge. Referred to the ZaDja
Committee with power to act.
Also, asked warrant of $53.75,
for work done on the zapjas. Or
dered paid.
Also, that T. 8. Jenkins and T.
Weyse, have been appointed Dep.
uty Zsnjeros.
Mr.. O'Neil made q strong plea
for the appointment of an sddi.
ito nal deputy.
Mr.. Kuhrts moved that the mat
ter be re ferred to the Zapja Com
mittee.
A majority of that committee
being present, approved the sug-
gestion.
Messrs. Jenkins and Weyse were
then ordered appointed, on motion
of Mr.. Kuhrts.
Mr.. O'Neill moved that James
Roach be appointed rs the addi.
tional man. Referred to the Zauja
Com mmittee.
The Chief of Police reported 1853
arrests during The month OF Janu.
ary. Referred to the Finance
Committee.
A!so, presented h!s report on the
number Ct licenses received and
collected. Same reference.
The P0undmaster reported the
collection of $18 fees during the
month. Same reference.
The City Attorney reported that
the obstruction on the road past
reservoir No. 5, Is not on the Ii ne
of the old road, and that, to open
the obstructed road, the necessary
land must be condemne Re.
eived and filed.
The report OF the City Surveyor
on the same question, showed the
location of the old aud the present
road, aud recommended opening q
road on route. similar to the one
now obstruoted. Referred to the
Board of Public Works.
The Health Officer reported 80
deaths during the month of Janu-
ary, and 81 births during the same
time. Received and filed.
The Secretary of the Board OF
Education presented his report for
the month of January, showing q
balance of $lO,715.23 in the treas
ury. Referred to the Finance
Committee.
The usual bills were referred to
the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Moore moved that the bills
for the salaries Of the city officials
for the month Of January be re-
ferred to the Finance committee
for immediate action.
The Clerk read the list of bills
and the same were OrdeIed paid.
A resolution establishing the
grade Of Sainsevsin street, was
read and adopted.
Notice of intention to establish
the grade at the crossing of Char
ity and Court House streets, was
read Q nd passed to print.
Notice of intention to establish
the grade of Sand street was read.
Action was deferred until the peti.
tiOn receives more signatures.
The Finance Committee report.
ed in favor Of drawing q warrant
for the balance due the Zapjero.
So ordered.
The Sewer Committee reported
In favor of paying J. G. McMeno-
my the balance due him on the
construction Of the Seventh street
sewer. So ordered.
The Committee on Fire and
Water reported in favor of buying
1900 feet of hose from w. G. Fur.
rey. his being the lowest bid.
Petition OF w. L. Schenck, Of San
Francisco, to furnish the city with
Eureka cotton three ply hose.
Filed.
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