The record-union., 1891-07-07
MUNICIPAL BUSINESS.
Proceedings of the Board of CITY
trustees Yesterday.
Reports OF Various City OfficiaIs-street
improvements, Petitions and Re-
monstrances-The Liquor Men.


Iwenty-first street, from o to Y, was re-
celVed from property-owners living in
that neighborhood. The matter was re-
1erred to the Street Commissioner.
y. n. Post presented an ordinance va
catlng the following streets: Twenty
fourth, Twenty-fifth, Twenty and
IWenty-eighth, from B to f; G, D and E,
from Twenty-third to Twenty-seventh;
9, D and E, from Twenty-seventh to
Twenty ninth.
Action was deferred for one week.
Jud. G. Brusie made his usual demand
for money in payment of the lone Coal
Company's bill.
The Mayor wanted to put it off again
until Mr.. Frates, the agent of the COM
pany, could be summoned to appear be-
fore the board.
Trustee Mclaughlin moved that the
bill be taken up for action. The amount
was 81 ,208 335.
Upon roll call, Trustees Mclaughlin
and Conklin voted to pay the full amount.
The Mayor voted to pay $308 333, claim
Ing that the agent of the company had
agreed TO make rebate Of $500.
WATER WORKS REPORT.
The Chief Engineer of the Water
Works reported that during the week
ending July 5th &c, S25, 900 gallons of water
were pumped, The Holly engine was in
operation so hours and the Stevens 1864
hours.
The following report was submitted by
the superintendent of the City Cemetery:
Number of deaths during June, AZ; still
born, 3; brought here for interment, l5;
total number inferred, 60. Interments
were made as follows: City Cemetery,
81; New Helvetia, u; st. Joseph, 8; New
Masonic, z; Jewish, 2; sent one body each
to Amador, Chico, Pasadena and Placer
vile. Collected for sale of lots, S5S 25;
permits, S5l; vault dues, $40; total, $II9 20.
THE POLICE.
Chief of Police Drew reported having
made 10 arrests during June. Thirty
lodgers were accommodated and 126l
meals furnished. The cash balance on
hand is Sl2 50.
Harbormaster n. A. Kidder submitted
his report, showing that $l60 30 was col
lected during June for levee dues.
Poundmaster Philip ONeill reported
as follows: Number of horses i'm
pounded during June, 10; COWS, Is; dogs,
l0; total, l3S; dogs killed, 9S; cattle re-
deemed, $2S; collected for impounding
said animals, S42 80.
George A. Putnam, City Collector
handed IN the following quarterly report:
City licenses collected, $50 45; fees on
same, $3l; dog licenses, So; total, $50 81;
licenses on hand July l, 1891, 500 80.
A recess was taken till l:30 p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session a large num-
Der of bills were ordered paid.
Trustee Conklin moved that an order
be passed authorizing the City Collector
to issue saloon license, provided the
proper sureties, and signed by two mem
berS of the Board of Trustees
The motion of Mr.. Conklin was carried
unanimously.
The bonds of the following persons to
conduct saloons We're approved: joseph
Schuler, G. Cifuentes, NJ. Hassler Charles
Anderson, Fred Gibson, William Cook,
John Freund, Thomas Carolan, Kemp &
Byers, NJ. j. eastman, Leon Cahen,
julius Zeigler, p. II. Menken, w. NJ.
Siddons, William Land, Mazzini Bros,
Ben Doscher, w. NJ. Ellsworth, II.
Lagos, NJ. +. Fagg, John Gruhler, A.
POppert, G. w. Newbert, Louisa Marcel
lus, Ed Rego and Bennett q Crocker.
Bids for grading and graveling Thir-
teenth street from & to l. We're opened.
B. Labs was the lowest bidder, under
bidding the Sacramento Improvement
Company, P. A. Miller and James
Touhey.
Bids were also received and opened for
constructing sewer on Twenty-sixth
street from y to l..
MORE REMoNsTRANCEs.
Remonstrances were received against
improving Eleventh and Thirteenth
streets from o to Il.
a petition, asking that the water mains
be extended so that people living in the
vicinity Of Twenty ninth and 0 streets
could obtain the city water, was referred
to Trustee Conklin.
Building Inspector A. H. Starr recon-
mended that the awning on the southeast
corner of Front and j streets and that in
front Of 1923 Front street be condemned
1t was so ordered.
An ordinance prepared by the Board of
Heailh, concerning plumbing and drain
age IN sacramento, was laid over for one
week that some corrections might be
made in the wording.
The ordinance asked by the LIQUOR
dealers was not considered on account of
the absence of w. a. Anderson, their
attorney.
An ordinance adding a section to an
ordinance introduced by the Board of
Health several weeks ago, and passed
was referred back to the board with in
structions to prepare another ordinance
to cover all the points they desired.
y. l.. Rosa was granted thirty days ad-
ditional time in which to complete the
work of grading and graveling Third
street from y to K. James Touhey was
also given a month additional time in
which to finish work on Tenth street
from / to G.
A resolution was adopted ordering
Fifth street from TO p graded and grav-
eled.
The board passed an order that a new
cement sidewalk be constructed in front
of lots 7 and OH the north side of 0
street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Unless the work is begun within fifteen
days the city will proceed to have the
walk laid, and charge the expense to the
property owners.
SEWER CONTRACT.
William Snarr was awarded the con-
tract for building a sewer on Twenty
sixth street from the center line Of n to
the center line of l. streets.
Upon motion of Trustee Mclaughlin it
was ordered that the clerk inform the
Central Electric Company to officially
notify the board of their abandonment of
the franchise on Ninteenth street from G
10 J.
K. s. Carey was instructed to take up
that portion of track which he has laid
on Nineteenth street between o and p.
A resolution Of intention was passed to
construct a sidewalk on the west side of
Sixth street, between p and q. The ex-
pense of the work will be charged TO the
property owners.
The board then adjourned.
EARLY MORNING RT,AZE