Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-09

Third ward, A. Cole; Fourth ward, II.
H. Rudolf; Fifth Ward, L. Wolff.
Mayor Workman suggested that there
be at least two precincts in each ward.
Mr.. Gibbs moved that there be two
precincts to each ward. Carried.
The following precincts, polling places
and officers of election were appointed {:
First Ward-Precinct A. All of the
First Ward lying east of the river; poll
ing place at Engine House. judges
w. G. Hughes, Chas. Wickman. In
spector, H. M. Jones.
Precinct b: All of the First Ward
lying west of the river; polling place at
Southern Hotel. Judges-T. G. Marks,
G, B. Woodhead. Inspector, Hugh
Heaney.
Second Ward-Precinct 4 All of ward
east of Los Angeles street; polling place,
Lankershim's Mill. Judges-D. Camp
bell, VIM. Todd. Inspector, w. H.
Dodge.
Precinct B.: All of ward west of Los
Angeles street polling place, courthouse.
Judges, A. G. Mappa, Walter McGrath !;
Inspector, T. j. Cuddy.
Third Ward-Precinct A: All OF Ward
east of Flower street; polling place, cor
ner Second and Ford; Judges, NJ. Nor
ris, Geo. Gephard; Inspector, M. H.
Shepherd.
Precinct B: All of ward west of Flower; !;
polling place, corner of Pearl and Sixth;
Judges, ]. c.. Walker, w. H. Bonsall !;
Inspector, w. A. Cole.
Fourth Ward-Precinct 4: All Of ward
east of river; polling place, corner OF
Boyle avenue and First street; Judges,
J. w. Drown, Chas. Bell; Inspector, A.
H. Rudorff.
Precinct B: All OF ward west Of river; /;
polling place, Lorenzo Leck's place !:
Judges, II. D. Barrows, j. ]. Wood
ward; Inspector, P M. Scott.
Fifth Ward-Polling place at car
stables, corner Main and Washington /;
Judges, j. Frankenfeld, Chas. Parcels; |;
Inspector, VIM. L. Wolff.
The report of the Board of Public
Works as published in the HERALD on
Sunday last, was read and adopted.
An ordinance providing for the closing
of saloons at midnight vas read.
Mr.. Chandler wanted the City Attor
ney to give him an idea as to the right
of the city to close the saloons at certain
hours.
MIR. Dunn said that the Supreme Court
had decided that they could be shut up
entirely. The Council had a right to
regulate the saloons.
The motion to adopt the ordinance was
Collins, Gibbs, Hanley and Moriarty
voting against it.
Mr.. Hitler gave notice that he would
move to reconsider the vote next Mon.
day, but he was informed that he could
not, having voted on the wrong side.
The Fire Commissioners reported in
favor Of purchasing three horses. Re-
ferred to Finance Committee.
A contract with the Black Diamond
Coal Company to supply the city with
coal for year was laid over for bond.
The Sewer Committee reported the
petition of Mr.. 7. Mesmer as filed since
the city will do the work of sewering
Fort street itself.
Resolutions of intention to grade Hof
street, to sewer Fort street from Temple
street south, were read an d adopted.
Resolutions to establish the grades Of
Macy street, Hinton avenue, Bunker
Hill avenue, Hill street, Judson street
were read and adopted.
A petition of the property owners on
the East Side for levee along the river
from First street 1000 feet south, and re-
questing the city to pay So per foot for
the same, was read and referred to the
Board of Public Works.
A resolution abandoning portion oi
Smith street, was read and adopted.
The Committee on Gas recommended
the erection of an electric light mast on
the corner of Brooklyn avenue and Paci-
fic street. Adopted.
Resolutions ordering Third, Fourth
and Fifth streets paved, and Downey
avenue, Eleventh street, Judson street
and West. End avenue sidewalked, were
read and adopted.
The City Attorney asked for additional
help in drawing resolutions for sewers for
the city. Laid over for a week.
Proposals for building sewer on Ala
media street, were received from T. F..
George, J. J. Mahoney and Frick Bros. !;
for sewer on First street from E. @. Bur-
lingame. and Frick Bros. Referred to
Sewer Committee.
The Sewer Committee was instructed
to reconstruct the sewer on First street
between Main and Los Angeles.
Mr.. Cohn moved that the Land Com
mittee be instructed to lease the city
lands. Laid over for one week.
The Council then adjourned.