Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-13

Schoeneman vote, 500.
THIRE WARD.
Precinct 4 ALI of ward bounded bv
north boundary of ward, Pearl street.
Third street and east boundary of ward
polling place, City Hall; Inspector. F.
n. Nicely; Judges, NJ. Morris and j. w.
Gwinn; vote, 500.
Precinct bail of ward bounded bv
Third street, Pearl street, Sixth street
and east boundary of ward; polling
place, Chicks stable; Inspector, George
Gephard; Judges, Conrad Jacoby and
George Pike; vote, 700.
Precinct C-All of ward bounded bv
Sixth street, Pearl street, south boundary
of ward and east boundary of ward poll.
ing place, corner of Seventh and Olive
streets; Inspector, ID. E. Barclay; Judges,
S. X. Lindley and DR.. Lindenfeld; vote,
449.
Precinct Dali of ward west of Pearl
street, polling place, Mervin's stable, on
Seventh street; Inspector, Arthur BRAY :;
Judges, DR.. j. Ii. Bryant aid w. H..
| Bonsall vote, 400.
FOURTH WARD.
| Precinct ALL of ward east OF Los
Angeles River; polling place, Workman
Engine-house Inspector, J. H. Haynes
Judges, Al Workman and J. W. Drown
vote, 376.
Precinct BAH OF ward bounded by
north boundary of ward, San Pedro
street, south boundary Of ward and Los
Angeles river; polling place, 25 Davis
street; Inspector, John Strohm Judges,
R. Salcido, J. w. Davis; vote, $50.
Precincs C.-All of Ward bounded by
north boundary of ward, west boundary
of ward, Fourth street and San Pedro
street; polling place Confidence Engine
House; Inspector, II. d. Barrows; Judges,
E. p. Switzerland, VIM. Cruman; vote,
sos.
Precinct Dali of the balance OF the
ward polling place, Wall and East Fifth
streets; Inspector, D. Mcllhenry Judges.
Asa Brown, - Russell.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct A--Aii OF Ward E of San Pedro
street; polling ,lace, Philbin House, on
San Pedro ST. Get; Inspector, Thomas
Leahey; Judp's, w. T. Dalton, c. AL
ford vote 500
Precinct B. All of Ward bounded by
north boundar of Ward, west city boun-
dairy, Pico Street and San Pedro street
polling place, twelfth and Olive street
car barns; Inspector, j. w. Hinton
Judges, j. P. Moran ami A. F. Mackey
| vote 650
Precinct Gail of Ward bounded by
Pico street, west of city boundary Wash
ington street and San Pedro street; poll
ing place, Browns store, corner Califor-
mia and Main streets; Inspector, Dave
Waldron; Judges, G. >. McNally and V.
P. Brown: vote 600.
Precinct Dali of ward not included
in other precinct; polling place, Wash
ington Gardens; Inspector, - Wolff;
Judges, John Osborne and S. ". Hitler;
votes, $50.
The City Surveyor asked that he be
given one week further time in which to
consider the report of the Sewer Com.
mittee, and that the City Attorney be in
structed to confer with him. Granted.
City Attorney DAILY called attention to
the ordinances in relation to planning
mills and other factories, and he sug-
gested that special committee be ap-
pointed to meet him and 60 over the or
dinances and suggest something that
would cover the ground. A number of
protests to the erection Of factories had
been made and this action was having
the effect of driving factories
away. He thought it would
be better to have the
people who were annoyed by the noise
move out OF the city than to drive the
industries away. He related the case of
Utica, N. Y, where the owners of the
Remington works were SO annoyed that
they picked up their factory and took
5000 men away, and to-day Utica is no
larger than it was then, and the place
where the factory went is thrifty to N.
The ordinances ought to be arranged SO
as to encourage smokestacks to come, and
if the committee was appointed it could
report proper ordinance next week.
On motion of Mr.. Hitler the following
committee was appointed: Messrs. Hill
Ter, Cohn, Lowell, Book and Hanley.
The report of the Board OF Public
Works, as published in the HERALD, was
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Collins, Wells, Fargo
& Co. was given permission to lay pri.
vate sewer on Banning street.
Bids for constructing the First street
sewer were received from Finck Bros. at
81 54 per lineal foot; and two others who
did not sign their bids.
On motion, the City Attorney was in.
structed to draw up contract with Finck
Bros.
The width of the sidewalks on Haw.
kins street was fixed at thirteen feet.
The matter of opening Aurora street
was referred to the Board of Public
Works.
A contract with A. S. Bent for laying
], 200 feet of Zanja pipe was approved
and laid over for proper bond.
Contracts with the Beach Diamond
Coal Company to furnish coal and the
Evening Express Company for furnish
ing registers were read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Hanley the Superin-
tendent of Streets was instructed to fill
the chuck-holes on Downey avenue and
Kuhrts street
The Street Superintendent was given
power to increase his force by ten men
to fix the streets for winter.
The Chief of Police was instructed to
have carriage stores remove their wares
from Requena street. The Council then
adjourned.
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