Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07
Afternoon session.

Ordinances relating to the opening o
Georgia Bell and Byram streets were
read and adopted.
An ordinance making it q misdemeanol
to mai intain brick kilns within certain dis
tricts was read and referred to specia
committee consisting of Messrs. McLain
Summerland and Brown, to revise the
boundaries.
| The report Of the City Attorney wa.
read and adopted.
/ The matter of opening Chicago stree
was taken up. Judge Gardiner appeared
on behalf of O man named Benedict
who objected to the assessment made by
the Commissioners, on the ground thai
he should be compensated for land taken
The matter was laid over for week.
An ordinances of intention to improve
Rosas street were read and adopted.
! Ordinances ordering work on Walters
street we're read and adopted.
| Deeds for an exchange of property be-
tween the city and Mr.. Hayden were
read and approved.
City Assessor Fisher reported that he
had appointed j. FL. Gish and r. H.
Hewitt as deputies. Confirmation post.
poned for one week.
The Street Superintendent asked that
he be instructed to rebuild the sewer on
Temple street, from Bunker Hill avenue
to Main street. Referred to the Sewer
Committee.
The City Auditor returned without his
approval the demand of j. J. Hawley for
services as Captain of the chain-gan on
the ground that the city had paid the
salary to another man.
The lease of the Main-street engine
house was reported as expired, and the
matter was referred to the Fire Commits
sioners.
The report of the Fire Commission in
relation to the paving of the street in
front of the Plaza engine house was read
and filed.
A deed from the city to the Board OF
Education for school site was read and
approved.
| The Saver Committee recommended
that the bid of Zuretti for building a
sewer on Yale street be accepted.
| Mr.. Summerland moved that the City
Attorney draw an ordinance to build the
interior system, the outfall sewer and the
College, Second and Ninth street drains.
Referred to the Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. Summerland moved that Keller
street be cleared of obetructions, and
that the Street Superintendent cause
sidewalks TO be built on Los Angeles
street. Carried.
! MIR. Wireching moved that the street
Numbering ordinance be enforced. The
City Engineer was instructed to see that
the ordinance was carried out.
Mr.. Wirsching moved that the CLERK
notify the people on First street, between
Alameda street and the river, who have
not paved, to do 30 at once. Carried.
Health Officer MCGOWAN appeared an6
advised the Council to make no arrange.
ment for the disposal of garbage until i
had investigated the proposition Of erect
ing crematory.
Mr.. McLain presented an ordinance
providing for the regarding of TEN pie
street. The ordinance was the same as
that vetoed by Mayor Hazard week
: ago. The ordinance was adopted by &
vote of seven to two.
Proposals for taking care of the city
garbage were received from E. W. ReeG
for 1925 per month, and from d. T
Donegan to cremate the same for $17 500
per year. E. w. Reed also proposed te
! furnish car to take the garbage to his
place for 5000 per car, Or he offered tc
, sell 100 acres suitable for dump fol
$4,000 Referred to the Finance Com.
mittes.
i Communications were received from
the W. G. T. u, requesting that cigarette
smoking bs stopped among boys. Re-
ferred to the City Attorney to draft an
ordinance.