Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-22

Petition from Boyle Hights residents
asking permission to erect a hydrant
Granted.
w. s. Bryson asked that the action Of
the Council ordering him to put down q
sidewalk on the corner OF Spring and
First streets be suspended. So ordered.
THE CITY HALL.
The motion Of Councilman Schroeder
that all the plans aud bids for the erec-
tion Of City Hall be rejected and the
checks filed returned, was carried.
Councilman Schroeder then moved
that the Clerk be instructed to advertise
for plans for jail to be erected ON the
Spring street property. Lost.
Councilman Miles moved that COM
mittee Of three be appointed to confer
with Mr.. Young, whose plan for City
Hall had been adopted, and gee If he
could not modify his plans so as TO
build o jail and engine house at q cost
not to exceed $1,000. Carried; and
Councilman Miles. Gassen and Day were
appointed rs the committee to confer
with Mr.. Young. Councilman Gassen
made the amendment placing the engine
house in the above notion.
MISCELLANEOUS
On motion of Councilman Sabichi, the
City Attorney was instructed to com.
mence proceedings to have the right OF
way for Zanja 9-E condemned.
On motion OF Councilman Hammel,
the Superintendent of Streets was in
structed to make written reports on all
matters referred to him. Also that the
Street Superintendent be instructed to
repair Alameda street, north Of Georgia.
On motion OF Councilman Gassen, the
question Of supplying water to the West
ern portion of the city was referred to
the Committee on Water.
Motion by Councilman Wolfslkill that
the Zanjero be ordered to sell no water
on Zanja No. until the branch ditch
OF the zanja was covered. Referred
to the City Attorney.
On motion of Councilman Schroeder,
the City Ice Company was ordered to
pipe Zanja 6-l by October lst.
Provided, that the water Of said zanja is
not sold ut the time. The company was
also ordered to clean the zapja.
On motion, the City Attorney was in
structed to enforce the payment Of
money due from b. f. Coulter on &C.
count OF the Woolen Mill ditch.
On motion of Councilman Hamilton,
the City Attorney was instructed to re-
cover "the stolen graveyard" on Ninth
and Pearl streets.
Bids on the grading of sections l, 2
and 3, on Seventh street. were opened
as follows: Donegan 4 Jones, S3.0S per
running foot; s. 4 F. Townsend, Sec. l,
1925 per running foot, Sec. 2. So per
running foot, Sec. 3, 1915 per running
foot; w. j. Nicely, Sec. |, S2.9S per
running foot, Sec. 3. S2.85 per running
foot; York 4 Smith, Sec. l, $3.l9 per
linear foot, Sec. 2, S3.l9 per linear foot,
Sec. 3, 81 60 per linear foot. Referred
to the Board Of Public Works.
The assessment rolls of College street
and Grange street were presented and
adopted.
On motion It was ordered that di-
gest OF the tax levy be published In the
HERALD and Times for three days.
The Assistant City Attorney asked
the city to allow him a map Of the city,
Councilman Hammel moved that each
member of the Council be allowed
map. Seconded by Councilman French.
The motion was lost, and then upon the
motion Of Councilman Day, maps we're
voted to tho Assistant City Attorney
and Councilmen Hammel and French.
Council then adjourned until 10
o'clock this A. NJ.