Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-13

were read ana approved.
Various bids were opened and read
and referred to the appropriate COM
mittees. The Council then took a recess
until o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Council was again called to order
at little after 2 o'clock in the after
noon.
The Finance Committee reported, sp.
proving the demand of the City Engi-
neer for his months salary. 1t was
adopted and the demand approved.
The Superintendent of Streets referred
back the order of the Council stopping
phia street sewer. 1t was referred to the
City Attorney. He also referred back
the order instructing him to enter into q
contract with the Union Construction
Company to grade Flower street at Pine
street in accordance with the grade OF
contract. 1t was referred to the City At
torney.
The ordinance calling for an election
on the question of the sewer bonds on the
30th of August was read, the voting
places fixed and the Inspectors nomi-
mated The limits nf the precincts ap
pear in the published ordinance. Poll.
ing places, Inspectors and Judges are as
follows:
FIRST WARD.
Precinct A-Voting place, Moore block
Inspector: w. W. Stockwell. Judges
Chas. Patterson, Ed. Rsgland.
Precinct B-Voting place, Gundlach's
office. Inspector: Dan Jones. Judges
VIM. Nickel, G. N. Earl.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct A-Voting place, northeas
corner OF Belmont avenue aud Temple
street. Inspector: s. w. Bear. judges
s. j. Maxwell, A. H. Merwin.
Precinct B-Voting place, 1912 Temple
street. Inspector: II. G. Register
Judges: Ed. Griffin, II. Illes.
Precinct C-Iuspector A. E. Sense
ney. Judges Sam Adams, A. Cobler.
THIRD WARD,
Precinct A-Voting place, City Hall
Inspector: j. NJ. Quinn. judges M. R
Vernon, M. Morris.
Precinct B-Voting place, northeas
corner of Sixth and Pearl streets. In
spector: E. W. Burnbam. Judges
Paul D. French, Elias Beman.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct A.-Voting place at Ander
son & Kincsid's livery stable, on Pearl
near Pico. Inspector: j. H. Book
Judges: l. r. Dunkleburger and Victor
Ponet.
Precinct B.-Voting place, Ninth stree,
engine house. Inspector: r. H. Hew.
lit. Judges: j. 7. Falconer and A. T
Bell.
Voting place, Washington Gardens
Inspector: T. J. Lewis. Judges J
M. Carter and Geo. E. Dixon.
SIXTH WARD.
Precinct A.-Voting place, Borring's
store, corner Adams and Main streets
Inspector Chss. A. Baskerville. Judges
Frank Mccoy and John Webber.
Precinct B.-Voting place, De Cells
Block, corner of Main and Laurel streets
Inspector: W. R. Wolfe. Judges: j,
W. Hinton and @. E. j. White.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct A. - Voting place, corner
Fifth and Wall streets. Inspector: Johr
McIlmoil. Judges:
Precinct B-Voting place, corner Rose
and Davis streets. Inspector: G. B
Webb. Judges: Alexander Craw and
D. L. Goode.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct A.-Voting place, No. 65S Sar
Fernando street. INSPECTOR: Pet
keenan,. Judges: A. E. Dixon ano
Jas. d. Todd.
Precinct B-Voting place, Collins liv
cry stable, Alameda street. Inspector
]. A. Raggarts. Judges: Samuel Thorar
and ]. J. Reardon.
NINTH WARD.
Precinct A-Voting place, Mrs. Dunn's
store, corner OF Gallando and Macy
streets. Inspector: A. A. Saunders
Judges: w. II. Northcroft and G. L.
Cross.
Precinct B-Voting place, Engine
House, Virginia avenue. Inpector: F.
J. Feale. Judges: E. III. Workman and
Charles Bell.
The ordinance as thus framed was
passed, by the usual printing rule having
been suspended. Similar action was
taken in regard to an ordinance prescrib-
ing t precinct limits and nominating
Inspectors and judges for the School
Bond election to take place on the 3lst
The terms Of the latter ordinance were
Identical with those of the first, with the
exception of few names OF inspectors
and Judges.
Various recommendations offered by
the Street Superintendent were referred
to the Board of Public Works
Mr.. H. T. Lee, the President of the
Humane Society, was listened to on the
proposition to place M. V. Wright on
the police force as a special Humane
Society officer. Major Bonsall moved
that it be referred to the City Attorney
to draft an ordinance allowing Mr..
Wright salary of 500 month. Presi.
dent Frankenfeld thought that the
matter should go to the Committee on
Retrenchment. Major Bonsall's motion
passed, however.
The usual bunch OF petitions was then
read and referred to the appropriate
committees. They were as follows:
From the West End Board of Trade,
enclosing resolution that it is tho sense
of said organization that the city should
own and control the water and systeme
Of water distribution now owned and
controlled by the several water com
panies.
From W. W. Lapman, suggesting that
Myrtle avenue be named Wall street.
From the Baker Iron Works, asking
an extension of thirty days on their con.
tract to build the elevator in the new
City Hall.
From Elizabeth Chauvin, asking per.
mission to construct side walk elevator
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