Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-18

Otll6T5 W uoNc GOBuuouo AeooA q es>AON
from Bellevue avenue to Carroll ave-
nue., according to the grade established,
recommended that the street be
graded under the Vrooman act.
On petition of HI. G. Wiltshire to
have the profile of Ward street pre-
pared in order that the preliminaries
of the said grade may be hastened,
recommended that the petition be
filed.
On petition of r. G. Lowell and
others to have cross walks laid at the
intersection of Eighth and Olive
streets, recommended that the matter
be referred to the Street Superintend-
ent.
On petition of T. M. Michaels and
others to have the approach on the
south end Of the bridge on North
DAILY street repaired, recommended
that the matter be referred to the City
Surveyor.
On petition of Samuel Kline and
others, to have the grade established
on Lake Shore avenue, between Fig
ueroa street and Lucas avenue, so as
to conform with the grade of the cable
railroad track, and the cutters OF said
street lowered, recommended that
the grade as advertised in the notice
of intention be used, as it would not
be for the best interest of the city to
have the grade changed to tnat of the
cable railroad.
On petition of G. w. Woodward and
others, to have Hawkins street graded
and improved under the Vrooman
act, recommended that the prayer be
granted and the City Attorney be
| instructed to draft notice of intention.
On petition of David Carr and
others, to have North Workman street
graded and improved between Dow
ney avenue and Daily street, under
the Vrooman act, recommended that
the prayer lie granted and the City
Attorney be instructed to draft notice
of intention.
On petition of VIM. F. Grosser, to
have grade established on New Avon
and Veiar streets, between Central
avenue and Tennessee street, as Pc
titioned for last week, but which was
referred back to the board on the
grounds that not enough property
owners had signed the petition, the
board confirmed the action taken last
week.
On petition Of James Mclaughlin 10
have the City Surveyor designate the
location OF the track OF the West End
Railroad on Temple street, subject to
the approval of the Council, recon-
mended that action be deferred until
the opinion of the City Attorney has.
been received as to whether the Coun-
Gil can grant a change of the franchise
to change the track from the center.of
the street to the outside, and that the
CITY Clerk be instructed to notify the
City Attorney to file lis opinion as
soon as possible.
On petition OF A. w. Francisco and
others to have grade established and
lines defined on Tenth street, west OF
Z, arl street, recommended that the
matter be referred to the City Sur
veyor.
On petition OF J. G. Bowers and
others to have North and South Wal
nut street graded and improved be-
tween Hoff and Kuhrts streets, rec.
commended that the prayer be granted
and the City Attorney instructed to
draft notice Of intention.
On petition OF A. w. Prayal to have
| lines defined on Bellevue avenue,
from Rosas street to Beaudry avenue,
recommended that the matter be re-
ferred to the City Surveyor to define
lines as prayed for.
On petition of P. Ballade for permis-
sion to excavate under the sidewalk
in front of his store on the north side
of Virgin street, between Buena Vista
and CASTELAR, streets, recommended
that the prayer be granted, provided
petitioner does not excavate any clos
er than two feet of the curbing and
will erect two-foot resistance wall.
On petition of p. Lanande and
others for permission to enlarge the
skylight on the south side of the store
on the corner Of First and Spring
streets and construct chute or slide
for the purpose of receiving goods
through said entrance, recommended
that the petition be denied.
On petition of John B. Baskin and
others, to have two teams put on the
streets for the purpose of cleaning
them, the Board took no action, as
all that can be done is now being
done.
On petition of G. o. Scott and others,
to have the storm drain now ordered
placed on Beaudry street, from Dia-
mond street to FIRST street extended
to Second street, recommended that
the matter be referred to the City
Surveyor.
On petition of F. G. Teed to have
some action taken in the matter of
Pearl street, between Ninth and
Tenth street, as the sidewalk is now
about eight inches above the property
alongside of it, recommended that
the City Surveyor be instructed to in
spect said street.
On petition OF James Mascarel and
others to have the storm drain on
Amelia street repaired SO as to allow
the storm water drained off, recon-
mended that the matter be referred
to the City Surveyor and Superintend-
ent of Streets.
Recommended that where streets
have been sidewalked and cement
curbs erected properly, they be ac-
cepted as permanent improvements
On petition of E. L. Witte and
others to have the lines of the side
walks and road bed on Bellevue ave-
nue., between Montreal street and
Beaudry avenue as now fixed made to
conform to the specifications, as said
street according to specifications was
to be 80 feet and as now constructed
varies from 92 to S5 feet, recommend
ed that the City Surveyor be instruct
ed to examine said street and ascer-
tain if it has been graded in accord
ance with lines given by him.
In the matter of the opening of Los