Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-13
deferred until the special license com.
mittee reported.

BIDS hbAOs
The following bids were read and re-
ferred: For sewering Alameda and 9TH
er streets, III. Zuretti, $1.32 foot; w.
A. Frick, $l.59. To improve DAILY street,
from Hawkins to Downey avenue, W. b.
Nichols, grading $173 and curbing 25
cents per foot. To improve Hope street
from Twenty-third to Adams, Patillo &
McComas, $1.04 per foot side; F. NJ.
French, grading So, curb 40 cents; ]. 8.
Haigler, 50 complete; J. P. Jones, 50 rs
complete. To improve Daily street, John
Ballentine, 81. AZ per foot for grading, 80
cents for curbing. Girard street, French,
40 for grading, 48 cents for curbing,
16 cents square foot for sidewalk.
DAILY street, French, 1929 per foot COM
plete. Winfield street, French, $3.50
for grading, So cents for curbing, 16 cents
per square foot for walks. Eleventh
street, French, $2.49 per foot for work
complete.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The board OF public works reported as
follows: In the matter of petition from
Mercy home, asking to have alley rum
ming from Third street along the wester-
ly side Of the property owned by the
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for street purposes, we recommend that
the petition be granted, providing the
consent OF all interested property own
ers, or waiver, be obtained in writing.
Adopted.
In the matter OF petition of G.. Pellis-
| sier ct AL, to have broken pipe repaired
in the rear of their property, recommend
the same be granted and the street sup
erintendent be instructed accordingly.
Adopted.
Recommend that the petition of Am.
Bragg, ct AL, OF o. Greeley, ct al, and of
w. A. Bonynge, be ordered referred to
the superintendent of street Hprinkling
as per contract. Adopted.
On petition of Kiles & 6ogano asking
to have the fence removed from the
front of a building under construction
on Broadway between Second and Third
streets, we recommend that all extend
ing beyond the curb be removed and
PLACED on line of curb, and the street
superintendent notified to have the
order carried out Immediately. Adopted.
In the matter OF the petition of Benz,
G. Eastman ct AL, asking that the per-
sons hereinafter named be appointed
commissioners for the opening of Eighth
street from Moore street to Lincoln
Place, we recommend that Che petition
be granted, and the following named
persons elected: N. E. Davisson, j. ii.
Book and Henry Thomas. Adopted.
In the matter of the widening of Pico
street from Main street to Figueroa and
Pearl streets, recommend that the or
dinance ordering the work and appoint
ing commissioners to be placed upon it's
passage. the ordinance was passed
under suspension of the rules. the fol-
lowing to serve as commissioners: John
McIlmoil, ]. A. Thomas and J. A. Mo-
riarty.
In the matter of petition from Henry
Martz, we recommend that he be al
new line of Seventh street, between
Hope and Flower streets, on the south
eide, and grade and gravel the south
side of the street the length of the en-
tire block and we also recommend that
the fire plug referred to be set back to
the new line of the street. Adopted.
In the matter of petition from j. A.
Wilson ct al, property owners on the
south side of Eleventh street, between
Pearl and Georgia Bell streets; also Pc
tition No. $40, from E. H. Naramore ct
AL, property owners on the south eide
of Eleventh street, between Georgia Bell
and Sentous streets, asking council to
order cement sidewalk five feet wide
on the south side of said street, recon-
mend the granting of the petitions, and
that the city engineer be instructed to
present the necessary ordinance of in
tention. Adopted.
Recommend that Second street be
roaded up between the graded portion of
said street and the portion roaded up
by the Santa Fe railroad, and that said
street be eprinkled to the depot as for
merly. A motion to lay on the table
was carried.
THE SEWER BOND ORDINANCE.
Under suspension of the rules an
ordinance was passed, providing for the
issuance of $395,OOO worth of sewer
bonds.
BRIDGE PAINTING.
Mr.. Nickel moved that the city clerk
advertise for bids for painting Seventh,
Also, Macy, Kuhrts, State street, Pasa-
dena avenue, Walnut street and Buena
Vista street bridges. Adopted.
SIDEWALK REPAIRS.
Mr.. Summerland moved that the ce-
ment Sidewalk on the south side of Re-
quena street, between Los Angeles and
Wilmington streets, be repaired; also to
repair sidewalk on west side of Will
miDgton street between Requena and
Jackson streets, the street superintend-
ent to notify property owners in accord
ance herewith. Adopted.
WANT STREET sPRINKLED.
Mr.. McGarry moved that committee
of three be appointed to ascertain if
Second street from Hewitt to Santa Fe
railroad was included in the street
sprinkling contract with Mr.. Gross, and
| if SO, that he be required to do the same
as before. Adopted, and Messrs. Nc
Garry, Nickel and Rhodes were ap-
pointed.
PLUMBING INSPECTOR.
Mr.. Rhodes moved that the city at
torney present an ordinance to employ
an assistant superintendent of build
ings, whose duty it shall be to inspect
plumbing, and reject any and all plumb
| ing that is not in accordance with the
law and ordinances. and report any ex-
isting plumbing that should be con-
demned by the health officer. Adopted.
Afternoon Session.
The council re-assembled at O'Clock.
The session opened with special or
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