Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-05-14
The Supervisors,

members PRESENT.
All the bids for the building of the
Lemon Bridge were rejected and the
clerk was instructed to re-advertise, bids
to be opened on the 25th inst.
An opinion of the District Attorney to
the effect that the Board could nat allow
Constables any expenses beyound $685.
A petition for the formation of the
Paramount School District was granted.
Mr.. Rask was instructed to proceed
with the preparation of plans for the
Azusa bridge.
Petitions in favor of the Horticultural
Commission we're read and taken under
consideration.
The returns from the Anaheim Irriga-
ton District were opened and the result
was found to be as follows: Directors
P. S. Yorba, J. P. Greeley, J. Hunter,
I. A. Darling, J. P. Zeyn; Assessor, M.
Nebuling; Collector, d. Pohlemus !;
Treasurer, F. II. Keith.
Opening of bids for the burial of the
INDECENT dead postponed to the 9th
instant.
The matter of the Abbott and Tweedy
road was set for hearing for the oath
instant.
The bid of P. H. Griffin and R. T.
Oscar for the building of Azusa Jail was
| accepted.
E. E. Pollard was appointed Constable
at Azusa.
The deed for the lot for Jail at Bur-
bank was accepted ana the Clerk in
structed to advertise for bids for the
building, the cost not to exceed $3.50.
Supervisor Martin was appointed a
Committee of one to deal with the matter
of a Jail at Lancaster.
The contract for grading the Lemon
road was awarded to w. II. johnson.
| The petition of Constable Fred G.
Smith for an additional deputy was
denied.
The proposition of Geo. S. Walker to
move the house of Mr.. Higuarra, on the
line OF the National boulevard, was
accepted, provided it conforms to Hi
guarra's understanding of his agreement
with the Board.
The Superintendent of Schools was
allowed $50 month for travelling ex-
penses.
J. R. Briefly was appointed Census
Deputy, 10 assist MIR. Seaman.
j. @. and w. Kendrick, and w. B.
Bland were allowed at the rate of $3.50
per acre for land condemned for the
Newton and Washburn crossing road.
The following were appointed as the
Horticultural Commission: Thos. A.
Geary, Los Angeles; Hiram Hamilton.
Orange, and j. A. Driffel, Pomona. their
salary to be So for each day thew are
necessarily employed. inspectors, under
the Commission, were allowed $3.50 per
day.
1t was ordered that bids for the Court.
house bonds be re-advertised for the 4th
inst.
The hearing of petitions in the matter
OF the Vernon avenue street-car line was
set for the oath.
The Clerk was directed to inform the
City Council that the Board would be
pleased to confer with a committee of
that body to discuss the matter of Bowie
avenue and Alvarado street!
The District Attorney was instructed to
commence suit of condemnation against
Ballerino at once in the matter of the
Ninth-street extension.
Il. T. Lopez, j. p, at Long Beach, re-
signed his Office and was directed to turn
over his docket to G. S. Hussey.
The resignation of p Tanner, Justice
OF the Peace at Wilmington, was &C.
cepted.
The Santa Monica and Foothill road
was declared public highway.
Dr. ID. 5. Orme was requested to meet
with the Board as soon as possible, to
assist them in the selection of Health
Officers for the county.
The hearing of petitions for vacating
certain streets in Lamanda Park was set
for the 25th inst.
A petition for change of boundaries in
the Eagle Rock and Highland Park dis
tricts was granted.
The Board adjourned to meet to.mor. |
row at 8 O'Clock, at the Southern Pacific
depot, to accompany the Senatorial Com
mittee to San Pedro,