The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-27
corrupt Governor who ever occupied that
position in the history of the State"
CITY BOUND LIMITS,

| position in the history of the State"
CITY BOUND LIMITS.
| The order fixing the location of the City
| Pound and defining the pound limits was
was passed to print. The pound NAV now
| be located anywhere within the following
| described limits: Commencing at the NORTH
east corner Nebraska and Channel streets,
| thence northweSterly across Channel to til e
| southeast corner of Ninth and Channel.
thence along the east line of Ninth, in i
| nOrthwestery direction TO northeast corner
| Ninth and Bryant, thence southWeSterlv ia
| Bryant and Channel, thence westerly to
KISSING, thence southerly to Nineteenth
thence eaSteTly to southeast corner Butte
| and Florida, thence northrrly to the south
| east corner ofEl Dorado and Florida, thence
easterly to southeast corner of Nebraska
| and Ell Dorado, thence noltherly to Channel
street. the place OF beginning.
The amendment proposes to change the
pound limits by fixing the western line on
Lyon street and the Preside Reservation.
The other portion of the limit remains un-
changed. The amendment simply changes
the former boundaries by excluding the
Point LobOS district.
Dr. Aver, as Chairman OF the Hospital
Committee, made report of the expert
mentS with the famous Koch lymph at the
City and County Hospital yesterday fore
noon, which was ordered spread upon the
records of the board.
MARhEI STREET GRADE.
The opinion of the City and County Attor-
ney in relation to the Market street change
OF grade, which was projected by ''the Solid
Nine, but repealed by this board, was re-
ceived. The opinion had been asked by the
Street Commissioner before the repeal was
erected; Out as the matter had been finally
disposed of it was not thought necessary to
further consider it.
The counseps opinion briefly expressed.
was That the action taken by the board in
ordering The change is legal but that the
city would be held responsible for all conse-
quentlal damages.
The order declaring Lolita and Willard
streets, Woodland, Sunset and Belmont
avenues, and FarnswOrth lane open public
streets was then finally passed, and the
order making sand instead of concrete a
base for baSalt block pavement also finally
passed.
Orders were finally passed reducing the
width OF sidewalks on Lapidge street from
10 to feet, and on Colum Dia place from 10
to 10 feet.
The Spring Valley Water Company was
requested to lay water mains in Hickory
avenue from Van Ness 10 Franklin street;
also throughout fhe district bounded by
Elizabeth, Twenty-SiXth, Sanchez and Ellen
streets.
TEN HORSES FOR SALE.
:. The Mayor was authorized to sell ten
horses now at the House of Correction and
no longer needed there, the proceeds to be
placed In the House of Correction Fund.
Also to grant to deserving poor persons
the right TO use certain portions of sidewalks
for fruit-standS or other business, provided
the adjacent property owners do not object
The appointment by w. A. S. Nicholson,
Prosecuting Attorney of Police Court l. of
L. Z. Pistolezi as clerk and assistant was
confirmed.
James II. Mcintosh was appointed cook
at the Industrial School, vice +. a. Bend
sile resigned.
Joseph Varne sent an elaborate COM
municatiOn to the board asking for the right
to level the city dumps and offering to pay
the city $50 month for the same. He
further agreed in consideration of such
privilege to act as special officer of that dis
trict free of charge, for which the city now
pays $50 a month.
Frank Brown was appointed guard of the
front bank at the Industrial School vice
Louis Kirschbaum, removed.