Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-11


Received during month................. Al ,929 "a
Total Jas OF
Warrants paid during month.-......... Sc. 12s II
Coupons paid during month............... 1878 90
Total disbursements s66. $50 II
Balance November list ................Sl45,2S 8 95
N. Dingley asked permission to raise the
curbing in front of his property A inches,
and his request was referred to the Street
Commissioner.
Bids for the grading and graveling OF
Eleventh street, from Il to I, and N street,
from Twenty ninth to Thirtieth, were
opened. John Hughes was found to be the
lowest bidder in each case.
A communication signed by S. Pool,
John Mauldin. John r. Cook, A. W. Miller,
Charles II. Sstson and Thomas James,
property owners in the block bounded BY
Twenty-third and Twenty fourth, and K
streets, was received, protesting against the
erection of saloon in the block, they hav-
ing learned that a Mr.. Heffernan contem-
plated doing 50. The petition was placed
on file, the Board agreeing that the proper
time to act was when MIR. Heffernan pre-
scented his petition to conduct a saloon.
The Sacramento Street Improvement
Company was granted thirty days further
time in which to complete the work of inn
proving n street from Fifteenth to Nine
tenth.
P. A. Miller was allowed sixty days ex-
tension of time to do the work of grading
and graveling G street from Sixth to TWEEN
tieth streets.
The following list of sidewalks which
had been condemned by the Board was
brought up by Street Commissioner Nc
Laughlin, who stated that the property
owners were inactive and paid no attention
to the orders of the Board:
W. S. Mesick, north side of I street,
Third and Fourth; r O'Neil, north side of
street. Third and Fourth; Dugald ellis,
Eighth, and j; P. Maricanco, Fifth,
and ], west side; Julia A. Barber, Thir-
tenth and ]; Mrs. J. W. Hughes, Milton
TwIggs, P ]. Fuller and w. S. Jacobs.
street, Fourteenth and Fifteenth; City
Board of Education, ], Fifteenth end Six
tenth; I, Fifteenth and Sixteenth;
Fifteenth, l and ]; Sixteenth, and ];
Seventh, F and G; w. E Osborn, Eighth,
l and j.; A. o. Foresters, l. Seventh and
Eighth; DR.. Pinkham, Eighth, II and l; Q.
W. Eldred, G, Nineteenth and Twentieth;
Mrs. NJ. A. Shear, G, Nineteenth and
Twentieth; NJ. G. Tilden, Sixth, II and I;
P. Kelly, Sixth, H and l. ]. c. Tubbs, cor
ner Sixth and I; Alice Foster, l,
Sixth and Seventh Porter &
Avery, I, Sixth and Seventh H.
Steinman. II. Eighth and Ninth; G. H.
Parker, H, Eighth and Ninth; Patrick
Kavansugh, NJ, Fourth and Fifth; Kate L.
O'Brien, NJ, Fourth and Fifth; Eli Mayo,
M, Fourth and Fifth; Mrs. Egl, G, Ninth
and Tenth; Mrs. Pemental, G, Ninth and
Tenth, and Second L and NJ; NJ. Miller, G,
Ninth and Tenth; ST. Joseph Convent, G,
Eighth and Ninth W. S. Cothrin, Second,
L and M; Cornelia Joseph. Sixth, ] and K;
Ella K. Smith. Fourth and l.; Mrs. Nc
clancy, L. Fourth and Fifth; Charles
Richm, L, Fourth and Fifth; W. r.
Campbell, Sixth, @ and r; P. Nc
Hale, Sixth, @ and R; Mrs. E. B. Croker,
P, Second and Third; L, P. Gilman, Fifth
Lawson, n, Fifth and Sixth; S. Siurmer,
Twenty third, K and L; Turton & Knox,
Sixth. o and P; Fred Werner, Sixth, o and
P; Eli Mayo, Sixth, and Q; James
Touhey, Sixth, P and Q; James Ray,
Sixth, and Q; Henry Tibbs, Sixth
2 and @; Johanna Duggan, John
O'Kane and Eli Mayo, Front, o and P;
Maria Foster and Frank Lohmeyer, P,
Fourth and Fifth; E. Wadsworth, Eliza
beth Bromley end NJ. Rodemacher, P,
Third and Fourth; W. c. Graft, P, Fourth
and Fifth. q
The matter of enforcing The orders was
referred to the Street Commissioner, with
full power to act.
John o Brien com plained 10 the Board
that there were number OF savage dogs
kept by a party who resided On street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth, and il
was dangerous 10 pass by. The Board ad-
vised him to notify the police department.
The contracts for grading and graveling
N street from Twenty ninth to Thirtieth
and Eleventh street from H to l were
awarded 10 John Hughes. The work on
the former street will cost the property
owners about 80 cents per front foot, and
on Eleventh street the cost will amount to
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