San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
THE MAYOR PRESIDES
OVER THE REGULAR MEETING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
MAKES SOME GOOD RECOMMEND
ATOMS, REJECT SOME Pc
TITIONS AND ACCEPT
SOME, ETC.

Regular meeting yesterday, Hon
Bryan presided. Minutes read and
approved. ,..
The following petitions and memo
: rails were presented and acted upon
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.
John J. Stevens, for correction OF
assessment.
Edward Moore, for correction of as
sessment.
A. Kahn, for correction of assess
ment.
Henry Pauly, for correction of as
sessment.
Mrs. Mary Halamuda, for remission
of taxes. Referred to assessment
committee.
H Smith, asking to be relieved
of taxes on money on interest, which
he never had.
James Cullimore, for permit to erect
lumber stable. Referred to the Fire
committee.
J.C. Carl, to erect a lumber, metal
roof, stable and buggy house.
Frank Koehler. to erect an iron
clad, tin rooted carriage house.
Margarita CalsadO, to erect a tin
rooted shed. Referred to the Fire
committee.
d. and A. Oppenneimer, permission
| to proceed with work of building
storehodse ON South Flores street,
with CRATES extending into the side
walk. Referred to committee on
streets and sidewalks.
Sam Tayl Tor, to build lumber privy
vault. -" Referred to sanitation COM
mittee.
Lacrecia Barrera, to construct lum-
Der privy vault. Referred to SANTA
ton committee.
r.. J. Thornton, that city construct
sewer for the protection of his prop
erty. Referred to street committee.
August Santleben, proposing topur
chase fractional lot owned by the
city on Utica street. Referred TO the
school-board committee.
Mrs. Sarah F. Ostrom, for release of
certain property. Referred to school
board committee.
J. B. Warren, asking that pound |
fees paid by him be refunded. Re-
ferred to police committee.
Edwin McCrillis for right-of-way |
to construct a street railway in the |
city of San Antonio. This is to begin |
on East Houston at the intersection |
of Alamo plaza and Avenue f, east |
to Nacogdoches street, thence TO |
Fourth street, thence to Augusta, to |
Richmond avenue, to Elmira street, !
to Clinton street. to Howard street,
to Laurel street and thence to the
Fredericks burg road and TO city limits.
A branch route starts from the same
point but turns from NacogdOches
street to Nolan street, to Elm street,
to Sixth street, to Avenue B, to Ninth
street, to Richmond avenue, and
thence over the first named route.
A second route begins at Crockett |
street and Alamo plaza. east to Mon
umental street, to East Commerce
street, to city cemetery. Route
begins on Navarro street and
Martin street, along Navarro
to Paso street, to Garden street,
to King William street, to
Johnson street, to Mill and Pereida
street, to Presa street and the San
Juan road to city limits. Route
begins at the intersection of Martinez,
Garden and King William streets,
along Martinez to Alamo and Lavaca
streets, along Lavaca to Indianola,
to Victoria, to Walnut street. Also
to erect poles and wire to Nacogdo-
cheS street, and on Martin and Fifth
streets and Avenue b, to complete
circuit. Work is to commence in
ninety days and cars running within
nine months. The power is to be
electricity, the overhead system.
Referred to telegraph, telephone and
railway committee.
Simon Fest, Jr. That southwest
corner of his building be established
as north line Of CevallOs street Re-
ferred to committee on streets and
bridges.
A. Schwartz, that he be refunded
the sum of S25 paid to the city Re-
ferred to police committee.
Mrs. NJ. a. Adams, protesting
against the opening of a street
through her property. Street and
bridge committee.
Petition of General Stanley and
others, submitted for grading and
graveling Macon street. Granted.
Heirs of the Lick estate, for change
OF lines Of River Avenne, etc. Re-
to committee on streets and bridges.
Chas. Engelmann, that he be re-
funded 4.5O taxes Overpaid account
of clerical error in the assessors
office. Referred to Assessment COM
mlttee.
Mrs. F. d. Porter, that she be al
lowed to re-subdivide lots ), 6 and :
in block S, so as to front each 20 varas
on Marshall street. Referred to
streets and bridges committee.
Petitions of four labor lodges, to cs-
tablish an eight-hour work day. Mo.
ton made by Lockwood to grant