Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15

street at 81. 81 per foot, Patton street at
50. so per front foot, Hof street at 81 6S
per foot, Hope street at $2.4S per foot
from M. G. Marsh for grading Ann street
at $3.50 per foot; from A. T. McGinnis
for grading First street at $6.97 per foot
each side from the Union Construction
Company for grading Patton street at
$3.50 Der foot; from M. C. Marsh for
grading CASTELAR, street at $3.50 per foot,
Patton street at 81. 70 per foot; from M.
McGarvin for grading Victor avenue at
s.. 80 per foot; from M. @. Marsh for
grading Victor avenue 1910 per foot !;
| from James Monahan for grading Ann
street at $3.50 per foot; from E. F.
| Heitcher for grading CASTELAR, street at
81 .27 per foot from D. F. Donegan for
grading First street at $l0.95 per lineal
foot, CASTELAR, street at SIS, Ann street
at 81. go; Patton street at $3.50, and Vic
tor avenue at 81. go per foot; from G. o..
Adams for grading Hope street at 1924
per foot, Referred to the Board of Pub
lfc Works.
President Kuhrts appointed Messrs.
Wilson, Ford and McNally as Commit
tee on Street Names.
| City Clerk Stiles asked to be allowed
to turn over to the Street Superintendent
all the warrants for that department., but
an objection was made and the request
was withdrawn.
A notice of intention to establish the
grade of Huron street was read and
adopted.
The recommendation that the Street
| Superintendent employ two more garbage
xroUorc u,oo roforvoI m tho Rnar6 nj
Health.
The Tax Collector was instructed tc
inform the Council as to the number ol
licenses that have been paid for street
cars.
The California Sewer Pipe Company
invited the Council to attend its opening
this afternoon. Accepted.
i Mr.. McNally called attention to the
number of foreigners employed in the
city work, and thought that the prefer
ence should be given to citizens of the
United States.
i MIR. Earle moved that the nuisance
created by the Los Angeles Woolpulling
Company be abated. Referred to the
Board of Health.
Mr.. Threlkeld moved that the water
be turned into q reservoir at Brooklyn
Heights. Referred to City Surveyor.
Mr.. Wilson moved that the city pro
vide receiving hospital for the city.
Referred to the Police Commissioners.
, The City Surveyor was instructed to
define the lines of Stevenson avenue.
l Mr.. Bosbyshell introduced q recon-
mendation that an ordinance be drawn
closing saloons at midnight. Mr.. Cohn
moved to lay on the table. Carried.
Mr., Threlkeld moved that a branch
: police station be established at Boyle
Heights. Referred to the Police Com
j missioners.
:. A suggestion that Prospect Park be
" improved was referred to the Park Com
= mittee.
Mr.. Hanley asked that the City At
0 torney draw a resolution to sewer
Downey avenue. Laid over until Wed
nesday.
! The Supply Committee was instructed
to furnish black board for the Council
, Chamber.
Petitions as follows were received and
referred to the various committees:
From w. T. Williams ct al. objectine
, to the grading of York street; J. Marion
! Brooks protesting against paying street
assessment; A. Weiss for $400 paid to the
city for opening Ninth street; A. E. Sc
, pulveda to lease city land; Hugh Glas.
sell ct al. to grade Water street; E. w
+ Reid & Co. offering to build an outfal
sewer; Merced Abbott to rent city land
, M. G. Marsh for extension of time in
grading Judson street and West End
avenue; j. Mclaughlin for catch basin
on the corner of Second and Pearl streets
Lewis Dilley to abate nuisance on South
Pearl street Lockett & Pattee protesting
, against the obstructing of streets by the
, Sunset Telephone Company James Cook
to put scales on Main street; A. Nasser
to excavate under a sidewalk on Main
street between Pine and Cells; G. T.
Childs ct al. protesting against the way
Hansen street has been graded; o. A.
Moore 10 put cesspool in front of his
block on Downey avenue; VIM. Buchanan
for rebate of taxes; Mrs. B. Gertson
ct al, to grade Walters street from Ala.
, media to Buena Vista; R. G. Shaw ct al.
to abate ponds of water on Pearl and
Flower streets; G. Malcolm, to grade
Earl street between Fifth and Seventh
R. G. Shaw, calling attention to an open
cesspool; julius Wooler, for rebate ol
, taxes; Depot Railroad Company, asking
that the zanja on Second street be re.
paired; Pacific Sewerage Company, after.
| ing to take charge Of all the sewage o.
the city and build an entire sewer sys
| tenn for nothing, providing it be allowed
. to collect monthly rentals from property
owners for use of pipes Joseph Hyans
. objecting to an assessment for sewer
, J. F. White, ob;eCting to the paving O
! First street; ]. 9. Van Keith ct al, fol
an electric light on Idlewild Terrace.
! Adjourned to 10 O'Clock tomorrow
/ morning.
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