Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-11

q GULL uldtc uuIII tIlC CAtdNdtiDS lOl
the roadway for Il . r track.
On commentator OF Mr.. Lambie,
the Board recommended that the Citv
Council take steps to compel the
water companies and gas COM
panies to furnish The City Surveyor
and Street Superintendent map of
their pipes now III use, as they are
greatly inconvenienced by unavoida-
bly, striking their pipes, and as they
were requested to furnish those maps
about one month ago.
Recommended that the certificate
OF completion of the levee through
the Myers tract, from Also street to
First street, by E. G. Rurlingame, be
accepted.
On petition of Thomas Brown and
others to have the grade Of Ninth
street, between Main street and Ala
media, left as now established and
protesting against any change, the
Board asked one weeks time.
On petition of Mr.. Foreman to erect
a switch on the Olive Street Car Com.
pany, near the Plaza, on Main street,
recommended that the matter be re-
ferred to the City Surveyor and City
Attorney to view the proposed place
for switch and ascertain whether
the Board can recommend any change
in the tracks and whether it would be
advisable.
Recommended that the City Clerk
be instructed to advertise the grading
of Upper Main street to Alameda
street; Commercial street to Ala
media; Requena street from Main
street to Los Angeles street; Arcadia
street from Main street to Los Angeles
street; First street from Fort street to
Centre street; Fort street from Sixth
street to Temple street; Second street
from Fort street to Main with paving
according to specifications No. /. Also
that the City Attorney be instructed
to draft resolutions of intention to
pave Main street from Ninth street to
Washington street according to speci-
6cations No. or No. 8.
On petition of e. L Hough to have
viewers appointed to visit the grade
as now established on Pearl street
between Ninth and Tenth, and con-
denim the zanja box on said street,
recommended that the matter be re-
ferred TO the City Attorney.
On petition of G. E. Day to have
Alhambra street graded and graveled
from Lakeshore avenue to State
street, recommended that the mat
ter be referred to the City Surveyor to
see if the grade has not been estab-
lished.
The petition OF Henry Weidman ct
al to have We'll street surveyed,
graded and graveled, was referred
back to the petitioner to have fuller
description OF the prayer.
On petition of r. S. Royal and
others to have Manhattan avenue
graded from Grand avenue to Figue-
roa street, recommended that the City
Attorney be instructed to draft resolu-
tions of intention and advertise the
same to grade said street.
On petition of VIM. f. Grosser to
have grade established on Veiar and
Newton streets, between Central ave-
nue. and Tennessee street, recon-
mended that the pc ition be denied
as not sufficient signatures were at
tached to the petition.
On petition of II. H. Metcalf and
others, propertv-owners on Rowland
street, for permission to grade Row
land street from Figueroa street tc
Broadway street, recommended that
the prayer be granted.
On petition of g. o. Scott and 9TH
ers to have the storm drains now or
dered on Beaudry street to Diamond
street, extended to Second street, and
that they be allowed to do their own
grading on Beaudry street, from First
street to Diamond street, recommend.
ed that the prayer be granted.
On petition of J. Percival and trus.
tees OF the Central Baptist Church
for permission to eXcavate lot stu
ate on the north side OF Fourth street
between Main street and Los Angeles
street, recommended the prayer be
granted, if said excavating is to be
done for the purpose of building.
On petition of J. A. Cowell and
others to have the grade established
on Seventh street, from Boyle avenue
to the official bed Of the Los Angeles
river, recommended that the matter
be referred to the City Surveyor to
establish the grade as prayed for.
On petition of Alfred James and
others for the privilege of doing their
own grading on First street, between
Bunker Hill avenue and Hope street
recommended that the prayer be
granted.
On petition of John f. Jackson te
have the irrigation pipe line ON North
DAILY street, that was removed by the
contractors, replaced at the expense
OF the city, or retain a sufficient
amount from the contract to pay fol
said pipe line, recommended that the
petition be placed OH file.
On petition OF the Hesperia Land
and Water Company for the city tc
allow warrant of $6,009.25 to be
drawn in favor of the Hesperia Lant
and Water Company when they settle
with Maxwell and Shearer for paving
and curbing, recommended that the
petition be placed on file.
On petition Of DR.. Joheph Kurtz tc
have John Wilson abate the nuisance
in allowing the water from his prem
ises to run on adjoining property
recommended that he be notified BY
the Clerk to abate the nuisance a
once.
On petition Of H. r. S. O'Melveney
and others to have cement sidewalks
laid on Fifth street, from Main stree
to Olive street, recommended thai
said street be sidewalked from Mair
street to Grand avenue.
Recommended that notice of inten
ton be published for the widening O
First street, from Main street to Area
dia street, per plans prepared by the
City Surveyor.
On petition of the California Central
Railway Company to have a commit
tee appointed to inspect the levee on
the west side Of the river as construct.
ed by the California Central Railway
Company in compliance with an ordi-
nance adopted by the Council last