The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-09-08
THE SUPERVISORS.
A New Sewer System for South
San Francisco.
Mayor Sanderson's Veto of the Omnibus Fran
ehiss sustained-A Law for the Pro-
lection of Workmen.

Supervisor Evans was the only absentee
at the meeting of the Board of Supervisors
last night.
The Superintendent of Streets was di-
rected by resolution to examine the streets
paved by the Pacific Telephone Company
over its conduits, aud if it is found that the
paving has not been properly done to order
it repaved.
The Superintendent was also directed to
take immediate action to compel the San
Mateo Electric Railroad Company to restore
to the proper condition the roadway Of the
streets over which that road runs.
Complaints having been made against the
manner in which Turk street, from Steiner
to Pierce, is being paved the Superintend-
ent was directed to examine the work and
report tothe board.
The City Surveyor was instructed to pre-
pare plats for proper sewerage system for
the district bounded by First and Eight
zenith avenues south. street south and the
waters of the bay, South San Francisco.
The board decided to pass upon the final
report of the Laguna Survey Commission
ers, so called on Monday night.
THOSE ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Raphael WE'LL 81 Co. were granted per-
mission to maintain nine posts, on which to
place electric lights, in front of the premises
on the northwest corner of Post and Kearny
streets. These posts have been in position
and lights burning on them for several
days.
Mayor Sanderson's veto of the order
granting to the Omnibus Railroad Company
franchise on Stanyan, Carl and Frederick
streets, First avenue, ETC., was sustained,
Rnrlinu and COtfpV voting the
alive.
Another order was passed to print how
ever, giving this company franchise on
Stanyan street from Waller to Carl; thence
to First avenue; thence to and upon II
street. This differs from the one vetoed in
that it does not include Frederick street.
An order was proposed and passed to
print making property-ownerS who con-
template more or less extensive improve
ments or repairs on their premises guilty OF
misdemeanOr If they do not take all posi-
bic precauti0n TO prevent their workmen
from injury. Scaffoldng suspended more
than twenty feet from the ground VIII not
be deemed safe, according to this order, un-
less provided with safety rail along the
outside and at least thirty four inches high.
The scatfolding must also be braced so as to
prevent Swaylng.
DECLARED PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.
An order was passed to print accepting
the deeds of and declaring open public
highways the following-named streets {:
Serpentine road, Lower terrace, Serpenttne
place, Saturn, Juno. Pluto and Vulcan
streets. These streets were decided to the
city by Adolph Sutro.
Several amendments to the License Or
dinance were passed to print regulating the
peddling business.
Ashbury street now extends to Corbett
road, the name of the southern portion
having been changed
An ordinance was passed to print chang
ing the names of Folsom and Lincoln roads
to Folsom and Lincoln avenues.
The City Treasurer was authorized by
resolution to pay all audited registered de-
mands of the fiscal year ending on June
30lh.
Quite a large delegation from the Mission,
living within the district proposed to be
assessed for the extension of Bartlett, Capp,
Shotwell, Harrison and other streets, APP
scared before the board with loud pro-
test, explaining that they will not be bene-
| flied in the very least and objected to being
assessed for the improvements. The pro-
| test was sustained.
The lowest bid received for the grading
of Alta Plaza was from j. S. Dyer for $500.