Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13
that the grade of Holiday street be es.

that the grade of Holiday street be es.
tablished.
From Thomas B. Brown, asking that
he be allowed to purchase water from the
Zanjero for the irrigation of his land in
section II. township 2 south, range IA
vest, s. B. Nj.
From Mrs. NJ. P. sawtelle and Essie
G. Sawtelle, owners of franchise for the
Avery Gas Works, asking for extension
for another year of the time in which to
complete their said works and con.
templated Improvements.
From w. A. Field, asking permission
to put in we'll or connect service to
the main zauja at or near the corner of
Seville street.
From G. A. Mcdowell and others,
property owners on First street, between
Mott street and Evergreen avenue, ask.
ing for change of grade on Sand street
to conform to the City Engineers speci-
ications.
From Thomas Greggs and others, ask.
ing that the grade be established on
Holmes street, from Ninth street to the
north end thereof
From I G Natwel and others, asking
that the alley between blocks A and of
the Hamilton tract, East Los Angeles, be
vacated.
From J. P. O'Ferrall, City Pound
Keeper, asking to be allowed salary of
$50 per month in addition to his fees.
From G. D. Wright and others, calling
attention to the reckless manner in which
sand and gravel pits are opened and con
Quoted all over the city.
From S. W. Darby and others, prop
erty owners on Water street, to be al
lowed to do their own grading from Dow
ney avenue to Barranca street.
From the Knights of Labor, asking the
Council to explain why the eight-hour
ordinance is not fully enforced.
From E. K. Green, asking to be per.
mitted to tunnel under the sidewalk in
front of his house, corner OF Walters
and Buena Vista streets. to make a sewer
connection.
Protest of E. F Spence, guardian of
person and estate of Barnum Blake,
against proposed opening, widening and
extension of Sixth street, west of Pearl
street.
Protest of B. W. Rusk against the
opening OF Ward street, west of Lucas
avenue.
Protest of D. Botiller and others against
grading Yale street, between College and
Bernard streets.
Protest OF Florence HAYNES and 9th ars
against the grading of Waters street, be-
tween Temple street and Edgware road.
Protest of Joe Bayer and others against
the grading OF Figueroa street, between
Temple street and Bellevue avenue.
Protest of Henry Susskind against have
ing to pay assessment for building sewer
on CASTELAR, street.
Protest of Mrs. W. A. P. Smith and
others against the sewer to be made
under Ordinance No. 273.
Protest of F. Mclaughlin aud others
against the grading OF Hope street, be-
tween Pico and Washington streets.
Protest of John D. Bicknell and others
against the contemplated construction Of
a sewer on Rock street, between CASTELAR,
and Fort streets.
Protest of Sarak l. Dean, owner of lot
16, block 4, subdivision of lot s, block SO,
Hsncock's Survey, corner OF Court street,
against the taking OF her lot to open Gin
cinnati street until she is paid the value
thereof.
Protest of Florence Pomeroy and others
against grading Yale street between Al
pine and College streets.
Protest from Mrs. A. Dehail against
the widening of East First street between
Los Angeles and Wilmington streets.
An informal discussion followed on
the question of what rate of taxation
should be fixed to raise the money for
the interest Oh the bonds. No action
was taken, and the matter went over
until the next meeting.
The Council then adjourned and went
over in body to inspect the new City
Hall. They looked in upon their new
quarters, and were very we'll satisfied
with the room, except that some of the
mem ers of the Council thought that the
fire. place was too light colored. The
frescoing, which has been up at various
times for discussion, met with their
highest appreciation, and will probably
be accepted.