San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-25
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Guerguim presided.
The following memorials and peti.
tions were presented:
Petition of :. n. Johnson, p. NJ,
that houses on all streets.be properly
numbered. Referred =. to committee
on streets and bridges.
Petition of Oscar Reichelt, GENE
terry keeper, for lease OF vacant
lot southeast corner of Government
Hill cemetery. Referred to ceme-
terry committee.
Petition of Garrison Lodge No. :
United Brothers of Friendship, for q
piece of piece of land for a burial
ground for members of said lodge.
Petition of J. b. Patterson for
corrected deed for lot 6, block 3. in
third north range.
Petition of citizens that the bridge
over the Sunset railway crossing on
Olive street be repaired.
Petition OF LOttie Richie to repair a
lumber building l2Xl5 feet by cOu-
structlng two new walls in rear of
building on SOledad street.
SJlJlOu Vi l.. u. Il uCl li 10 erect
lumber wall of twenty-five feet for
the purpose Of connecting kitchen
with dining room in rear of the Swiss
house
Petition of George Dullnig to erect
telephone poles to the city limits, so
as to connect with line to his ranch
on the Salado.
Petition of Mrs. A Anderson to
erect a lumber addition to house on
south side of Travis street.
Petition of citizens for the laying Of
gas mains and the erection Of street
lamps on Park avenue.
Petition of Z. Moke, that wooden
privy vault on his property on West |
Houston street be allowed to remain. |
Petition of W. G. Kings bury ask
ing that Cameron street be placed in |
proper condition.
Petition of Frank Daniels for the |
remission of fine.
Petition Of citizens that Camp street |
be opened from South Flores to North |
Laredo street.
Petition OF A. PeliertOn asking that
J. w. PellertOn be ordered to con-
struct wall on san Pedro ditch to
prevent petitioners property from
being overlooked.
Petition OF citizens and property
owners that River avenue be improved
to city limits
The petition of the heirs of the
Leick estate relative to the widening
Of River avenue was read
A communication from the city
council of san Marcos requesting the |
lease or sale of horse roller.
Petition of II. d. kampmanp, for
privilege TO connect drain pipes with
the city drain on BOnham street.
Petition OF citizens for the grading
OF Milan street.
All of the petitions were referred to
the various regular committees.
Petition of Nat Lewis to change and
extend the south dam in the San An
tonic river to prevent the overflow of
Bowen Island. After consulting with
Engineer Prefer and on motion of
Alderman Fest, the petition was
granted by a unanimous vote.
The petition of Simon Fest, ST., p.
McNiel and \. NJ, Let's for remission
of taxes. Read on request OF Weber,
and showed that complaint was made
because of undue benefits assessed
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Flores street. Referred, after discus
sion, to the assessment committee.
Petition Of citizens asking that the
city council reconsider the ordinance
given the |. & G.. y. Railway cOmpa-
ny the privilege of laying tracks on
Medina street. This petition was the
subject of quite a lively discussion
The petition was virtually granted by
fknn raf Of Ha
by vote of 5 to =
A communication from the mayor
was read in regard TO the leases which
are TO expire on the san Pedro springs
and Riverside properties, calling at
tentlOn to the expiration. A motion
was made to refer the matter to the
finance committee, but on motion of
Lockwood was referred TO the park
committee a. concerns the springs
property, and to the finance commit.
tee as regards the Riverside restaur-
ant property.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
Report of the city attorney on add
ing section Is to chapter 10 of the re-
vised ordinances. On motion of Kali
teyer ordered printed by unanimous
vote.
Also, upon an ordinance providing
for the widening OF Hidalgo street
from FriO street to West Ninth street,
to widtO of eighty feet. That when
passed, that Judge Wurzbach appoint
a committee OF three to assess dam
ages anb benefits accruing to proper
ty along the street. Kalteyer moved
a suspension of the rules, and the
ordinance was adopted on third read