Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-04

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George C. Whitlock, Superintendent of
buildings, reported 203 permits issued in
June, for which S7l650 were received.
J. Fl. Standerer, boiler inspector, reported
seventy-three boilers inspected, thirty-fou
licenses issued and $50 collected for the
quarter.
James Gilbert, gas inspector, reported
eighty-one tests made i'll June which gave an
average of twenty candle power, which is
four above the standard.
The following contracts awarded by the
board of public works were approved:
To Hugh Murphy for paving on Thirteenth,
Pacific Twelfth, Twentieth and Leaven-
worth street.
To j. .. Corby for sewers in districts II
and rs.
To Mount & Griffin for sewers in districts
"a and 75.
Sullivan & Behm for sevices in district 76.
The application of the MaSons TO have
their property at Capitol avenue and Six
teenth street relieved from taxation was de-
MED.
Frank Basus and others asked for s175
for catching the city garbage boat in the
Missouri. Referred.
Hogson s. Son reported that Is per cent of
the present city hall foundation could be
used for the rearranged building.
A petition from the Palace of Products
company tor the use of Capitol avenue was
referred to the committee on public property
and buildings
An invitation to take part IN the Fourth of
July celebration was accepted.
A resolution ordering garbage dump at
the foot of Jones street referred to the
/! mayor, after considerable facetious debate.
Twentieth street, from Cass to Cunning,
was ordered graded 10 width of seventy
two feet for the Twentieth street paving.
The gas company was ordered to extend its
pipes on Thirteenth street, from California
TO Webster.
The general appropriation ordinance for
June was passed. 1t aggregates S1S,6!3.1,
first ana SECOND times: For paving bonds in
districts 125, gOIE, 157, ISL ill., l15, lO5, 1906,
80, 49, 1875, $50, 81, l52, l54 l6o, lO1, 125, l?O,
90, 1872 and 20; for a city hall costing 1925 000
jail to cost $4,000, an issue of bonds
in each case to be voted on;
granting John Grant franchise for laying
underground electric wires; also numerous
paving, sewering and curbing and tax or
dinanCeS,
The following estimates were allowed:
Final for paving Dodge street from
Eighteenth TO Twenty-sixth
streets, in favor of j. b. Smith 81
Co. Co,.,....................,.,.:....s2? .s2?, ,O9O.83
South Omaha sewer, in favor of
Hugh Murphy. y.,...,:,.,....,..... 2a45.5O
Final for curbing Vinton street
from Thirteenth to Sixteenth, in
favor of z. d: Woodwork ..... l,95G,1O
Final, curbing Woolworth avenue
u from Twenty ninth to Thirty-tirst,
QfavOr of j. Il. Riley. y...,.,..... =. 9S3 0S
Same, for Twenty-eighth street
from Famam to Leavenworth, 1854 50
Monthly, for Pacific branch of South
Omaha sewer to j. Ryan & Co.. 9s4 50
Final, for grading Jones street from
Twenty-fourth 10 Twenty-s xth,
to II. ID. Fitch & Co. o.............. $50 40
Final, for sewer in district No, II, to
Mount < Griffin. n..,...,.......,,.. 67S o.
Monthly. North Omaha sewer, to
Kelly & Co..,................'... 1859 81
Monthly, North Omaha sewer, TO
Thomson, ID 2laney & Co........ 4,723 50
Final, sloping banks TO Ernst Stuht 4,076 30
On their own petition the property owners
on Thirty-tirst avenue between Dodge and
Davenport street were given permission TO
pave at their own expense.
Property owners on Cass street from
Twenty eighth avenue to Thirtieth street
asked for an alley sewer and fire alarm
box. Referred.
Property owners on Writ street in dis
trict ll6 asked for paving with cedar block
on concrete. Referred.
Property owners on Pierce street from
Union Pacific right of way to Twentieth
asked for paving. Referred.
PrODerty owners on 1wenty-ninth street
between Cummings and Indiana asked for a
water pipe ana lire hydrants. Referred.