Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-05

not be diverted to San Pedro street or
Santa Fe avenue, inside Of the city
limits, from the southwest corner of the
city to lands now watered by the South
Side Irrigation Company, for SIG. 900,
payment to be made as the work pro-
crosses. He further agrees to receive all
said sewage delivered at or near Santa
Fe avenue and the southern boundary of
the city and filter and deodorize the
same, summer and winter, for ten years,
f-- Sc, 900 per year. At the termination
o. ten years he will deed to the city pipe
lines, right of way and filter beds, with
sufficient land to operate the same for
the sum Of one dollar. Referred to the
Sewer Committee.
The following petitions and commune
cations were received and will be re-
ferred to the proper committees today !:
R. G. Lunt and others, asking that Han.
cock street from Downey avenue to
George street, be graded; F. G. Nativel
and others asking that the alley between
blocks and 5 of the Hamilton tract,
East Los Angeles, north of Santa Fe
railroad, between Well and Lecouvreur
streets, be abandoned and cancelled from
map now on record; George F. Bixley,
asking to be allowed to dig q cesspool in
his corral in the rear of Nos. 125 and 1877,
East First street, in which to drain the
storm water M. E. Threlk Ii and Joseph
Hyans, asking to have graded Baily
street, between First and Pennsylvania
streets; Frank Chinoworth, asking for
an extension of thirty days on his con-
tract to grade Flower street. between
Pine street and point 225 feet south ;
NJ. McGreal, asking permission to take
dirt and earth from Patton street, be-
tween Temple street and Bellevue av-
enue; Henry Wander Leck and others,
asking to have Flower street opened be-
tween Washington and Jefferson streets !;
@. Fl. Libby and others, asking to have
built crossings on East Edgeware road,
east side of road across Bellevue avenue,
also Cummings avenue Frank Shrier and
others asking the Council to rescind their
action in the matter of filling in lots a t
Olive and First streets; Winslow Maly
and others, asking to have an electric
mast erected on the northeast corner Of
Truman street and Columbia avenue,
East Los Angeles; the Cahuenga Valley
Railroad Company asking than an ordi-
passed, granting it again the same right
AZ eoAvoyou W .uo ivy Va onn' eho oioi-
nance containing the rights and fran.
chises, in exchange for which it
was decided to the city be passed; |;
Mrs. G. B. Wise and others protesting
against the grading of South Alta street,
between Downey' avenue and Hawkins
street at the present time; Mrs. M. NJ.
Shaw and others protesting against the
proposed erection by the Los Angeles
Storage, Commission and Lumber Com.
psny of fence inclosing the entire side
walk on the east side of San Pedro
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
and aVrring that the same had been q
public highway for the last ten or four
teen years; G. r. Shatto and J. Mills
Boal asking that the grade of Sixth
street and Lucas avenue be changed
30 as to lower the intersection of said
streets FIVE feet below the present estab-
lished grade. ]. G. Shaw and others
complaining of large pond of stagnant
water on the east side Of Flower street
north Of Courthouse street. George S.
Clarke and others, asking that the grade
OF Lomitas street be lowered to that
which was originally established, or as
near thereto as possible. John Burns
and others asking that cobble cutters be
placed on Court street at Court circle,
the recent storms having cut gulliss in
the road by flowing over the
crown. M. w. Connor, asking for
the passage OF an ordinance compel
ling the building of the remainder of the
sidewalk on Second street, between Olive
street and Grand avenue. From the
Les Angeles, Pasadena and Glendale
Railway Company asking for q lease on
parcel of land for depot purposes on
Downey avenue, commencing at the east
side of the Glendale depot and running
parallel and adjoining the easterly ap-
proach of the Downey avenue bridge, q
distance of $50 feet, thence north so feet,
thence south 125 feet to the tracks of the
Glendale railway.
Adjourned until this morning at 1O
o'clock.