Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-31

II cents per square foot, curb 35 cents !;
w. T. Lsmbie, 10 cents per square foot !;
d. Mulrein, l3 cents per square foot and
3S for cub; g. Freilinger, 10s4 cents per
square foot; j. Zuretti, II cents per
square foot; Camp & Corillon, II cents
per square foot. To lay sidewalk on
Orange street, Gray Bros, 111s
cents per square foot and curb
35 cents; w. 7. Lambie. 1917
cents per square foot and curb so cents
D. Mulrein, 13 cents per square foot and
curb 3S cents. To lay sidewalk on
Figderoa street, Gray Bros, Is cents per
square foot and 35 cents for curb W.T.
Lambie, 111a cents per square foot and
331 cents for curb; D. Mulrein, Is cents
per square foot and 3S cents for curb; J..
Frick, 1914 cents per square foot and "a
cents for curb; Camp & Corillon, II
cents per square foot and 35 cents for
curb. To lay sidewalk on Washington
street, Gray Bros, 1919 cents per square
foot and 50 cents for curb w. T.
Lambie, IL 95-1O0th cents per square
foot and 331s cents for curb; j. Frick,
12A cents per square foot and "a cents
for curb.
To grade Hancock street, ]. P. Jones,
81 S91s per foot; II. T. Crabbe, 50 "a per
foot. To de,Sepulveda street. Boyes &
Crowley, 81 65 per foot; Union Construc-
tion Company, $1.95 per foot. To sewer
Yale street, M. Zuretti, 72 cents per
foot; Frick Bros, rs cents per foot.
Mr.. j. Ii. Book appeared and asked
that the Council should take action in
repairing the approach to the Aliso-street
hrsI thn - <b1 -
Mr.. Shafer moved that the Bridge
Committee be instructed to make the
necessary repairs. The Bridge Commit.
tee recommended that the Street Super
intendent repair all the bridges.
Adopted.
A contract for the disposal of the
garbage was read and approved, and the
Mayor requested to sign on behalf of the
city.
An. ordinance giving the people on Los
Angeles street, between First and Second
streets, the privilege of paving by pri-
vate contract, was read and adopted.
The following petitions were reported
to the proper committees:
From William H. Ross and others,
protesting against the sidewalking of
Rosas street with stone cement.
From j. B. Frick, asking for an extern
sion of fifteen days time in which to COM
plete his contract for laying cement walks
on Manhattan street. Granted.
From Mary E. Moore, asking for re-
bate on her city taxes, she having been
improperly assessed.
From J. J. Parmenter, 5. Levy, Eme-
line Parmenter, w. Kruger, F. M. HUI
ron, living on the Sedalia Villa tract, on
the Los Angeles river, representing that
the last freshet had washed away the
most of their land and houses, leaving
many of them destitute. The petitioners
asked the Council to give them such re.
lief as they in their wisdom may deem
proper.
From Will ID. Gould and others, to es.
tablish the grade of Fifth, Figueroa,
and Canal streets and Bealdry avenue,
and change the name of Emma or Dolly
to Fifth street.
From E. w. Jones. protesting against
the assessment ef $S002, charged against
him for opening and widening Sixth
street, from Main to San Pedro street.
From G. s. Miles and others, that cross
walks be laid upon Alpine street at in.
tersections with Yale, Cleveland, Rosas,
Montreal and Pearl.
From Frank @. Young, asking per-
mission to raise sidewalk in front OF lot
%, block 1G4, and lot l, block ITO, Belle
vue Terrace tract, on the west side of
Flower street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, at least ten inches.
From Hammel & Denker and others,
protesting against the paving of Main
street, from Ninth to Washington streets,
on the ground that sewer, gas and water
pipes should be laid before paving.
From Chase & French, asking for an
extension of sixty days in which to COM
plete Ward street, from Alpine street to
Park View Avenue, and Hope street,
from Fourth to Third street.
From Mrs. A. K. McKinnie, asking for
rebate OF $1.10 on tax paid on lot in Ellis
Villa tract.
From John Hanna and others, pro-
testing against further proceedings to
change and establish the grade of Buens
Vista street, from Temple street to Belle
vue avenue. a
From T. w. Temple, editor OF La
Cronica, paper published in the Span
ish language, asking the Council to su-
thorize him, at the expense of the city,
to publish all ordinances and other pro-
ceedings of the Council in his paper.
From J. w. Ernest and others, pro-
testing against the proposed change of
grade on Temple street, from Metcalf
street to Edgeware road and from Edge.
ware road ninety eight feet west on
Temple street.
From j. H. Rhuart, calling attention
to the storm water at the intersection of
Fourth and Beaudry streets, and asking
that culvert be constructed on the
south side of Fourth street at the cross
ing of Beaudry street.
From Jennie D. .Overton and others,
asking that the present lines of Tenth
street, between Pearl street and Buckley
street, be declared the official lines of
said Tenth street.
The Board of Supervisors.