The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-07

allowed $500, goo, the same as last
year. The Police Commissioners estimated
that they would need $3.50 0. and this was
on a calculation that 145 men would be
added. Smiley cut the amount down 10
S655.000, allowing an increase for 30 men
for nine months.
THE AUDITOR EXPLAINS.
Auditor Smiley called attention to many
necessary tx enSeS which had arisen, ana
which would still arise, which were not in
ciuded in his appOrti0Ement. The most i'm
pOrtant among these is the construction of
the new City Han and the removal Of Offices
into the building, and the changing about
OF tho present quarters OF many Of the Off
Gals. The Receiving Hospital demand Is
not included in the estimate, but attention
was called to the fact that a small eXpen-
dituTe for an assistant surgeon, matIcn
and one steward would save 5000 a year
which is now paid to the Home fer the
Inebriates. The rooms and padded cells are
now ready for occupancy.
Attention was also called 20 very i'm
poTtaut matter. and that was the necessity
of rebiDding the books in the Recorders and
Tax Collectors office. The destruction OF
one book might imperil the possession OF
millions of dollars OF property. The forty
three books which were burned 10 the
Aud tors Office were the only checks on the
Tax Collector and evidence OF taxes and
payment thereon. and it is most important
that they should he recopied. Attention
was also called t. the lack Of pure-alr re-
Quirements in the County Jail.
AGAINST THE CREMoRNE.
The following petition was received and
referred TO the COMMITTEES on health and
police:
SAN Francisco. June 4, 1892
To the Honorable BO0rd Of SNperUiSOrS- GEN
TLEMEN: We. tie undeI signed citizens OF san
Francisco, residing or doing business In the in
mediate nelghbothOOd OF tuc CremOrne Iheater
kent by Jack Hal inau and Edward Holman, al
= NnF Ct nET 81 a n
tenauce OF this uOtO iOGs resort and respectfully
ask for It's suppression as menace 10 order aud
deceUcy, As corruption OF The morals OF youth
and public nuisance.
NJ j. Philips. $50 Market street.
George Haas S24 Market street.
+. ]. Butler, sos Market street.
Il. Eaeles0u, $50 Market street
J.. l.. kast 73S and 740 Market street.
j. X. jones, 738 Market street.
george A. DAVIS, us Market street.
r. McElroy, PhelaH building.
!. II. stem x Co. 4l0 Market street.
5. Mish 70S Mar ct street.
De {. q. Strong. p Third street.
Al Huber. 30 lind street.
john EeaRau. - IhiId street.
Henry Y. X hi.
NJ. Dyer 749 mission street.
VI. .. Farrell, 7J5 Mission street.
J. /. CouTteury, 1913 Mission street.
q. H. 81 aye, IS Fourth street
{. ". d cker. Pbelan building.
g. ". Prescott Fhean building.
W. Is. sherman Phelan binding.
6. q. fi~rn, 122 Phelan building
J. Van Yliet. 62S Market street
W. :. Hdlpfuner, $50 Ma ket rect.
j. Il. Healy, NJ. ID.
5. {. BALDWIN, MD, $50 Market street.
NJ. d. Wskeling.
Herbert akeug.
j. a. FIos', $50 Market street
Mrs. J.. K. Hail. S3S Market street
Theo {. MaIceaU, Phelan building.
NJ. Freud Son, 742-744 Market street.
a PUMP ASKED FOR
George w. Green sent in a communiCa
tim CUuupEflnU that small I'd
pump be placed in the creek at the bottom
OF College Hill, on Mission street and an
other below Assembly House, to force
water into tanks at the roadside for sprink-
ling Mission street.
a protest was entered by the North Beach
pT0ptr.y-ownerS. requesting that proceed
ings in relation to the change of grade of
the crossing # Jones and Francisco streets
be stopped, and that a commission be al
pointed to assess the amount OF damages in
case the change takes place.
The Point Lobos improvement Company
want IS electric lights on Point Lobos
avenue.
Thomas Mccoy, the contractor who failed
10 sign the contract for the construction of
tie Lake-stTeet sewer in the Richmond dis
trict, at his request was released from his
contract.
The p0undkeeper IN communication de-
MED the statements that his deputies entered
private cOrrals and TUNED cattle loose.
A FRANCHISE ABANDONED.
j resolution was passed to print permit
ting the Omnibus Cable Company to aban-
don its franchise upon the following streets:
Commencing at the intersection of Broder-
lex and Ellis, along Broderick to Sacra-
mento, 10 Walnut; also commencing at the
intersection Of Post and Leavenworth
streets along Leayenworth to Jefferson and
the water front; also commencing at the
Intersection Of First and Bryant streets,
along Bryant to Spear
The franchise was granted June II, 1889.
The Preside and Ferries Railroad Com
pany was requested to lay railroad tracks
on Franklin street between Vallejo and
Lombard
The resignation of Guard j. +. Kelly of
the House Of Correction was accepted
The Fire Department Committee was an
thorZed TO buy one chemical engine for
$3.50. 1t was desired 10 get four engines,
hut as the cost OF them would exceed the
monthly appropriation it was decided to get
one al a time.
Architect Ravens report. giving the re-
suit Of his examination of the City and
County Hospital. was received. His esti-
mate Tor the necessary improvements is
S20.525 The board then adjourned to next
Monday.
RESOLUTIONS OF INTENTION.
The following resolutions of intention
were adopted
That NJ street south, from the norlheasterIy
line OF klghth avenue south, 10 Fourteenth ave
nue. south be graded.
That Pixey street. between Webster and Fill
more, be graded; that redwood eurbs aud rock
gu tfIWays be laid thereon; that the roadway be
macadamized aud plank sidewalks laid.
That l0-inch iron-stone 8 WeT be constructed
In the crossing OF Broadway aud Baker street;
that gtHnte curbs and artificial stone sidewalks
be constructed on the noFtheastefly corner and
That cesspools, culVeiIs, granite curbs and aTt:-
heisl stone sidewalks be constructed on the re-
naming corner
That Fifteenth avenue, from Point Lobos ave.
nue. 10 ID street, be graded; that redwood curbs
and rock gutterways be laid aud that the road
way ana sidewalks be macadamized.
A SAD EVENT.