Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01
for 1919 per barrel, and 2100 barrels at
Park station for 1927. Rsferred to the
sewer committee.

A petition was filed, signed by @. 7,
Miller, B. G. Eastman ct al, asking to
have the zanja at Holmes street and
Lincoln place repaired, as it is in dan
gerous condition. Referred.
Mr.. Rhodes moved that the street
superintendent be requested to remove
the rubbish from cutters on Hill, be-
tween Ninth and Pico streets. Adopted.
Mr.. Bonsall moved that the attention
of the fire commissioners be called to
the bad condition of hydrants at Broad.
way and Fourth street, Hope and Sew
enth streets. Adopted.
Mr.. Nickel moved that the chief of
police be notified to ascertain whether
or not the Los Angeles Terminal Rail-
| road company are running trains faster
than allowed by law through East Los
Angeles; also as to speed of electric cars
on Spring street.
MISCELLANEOUS STREET WORK.
The petition of James Erwin to re-
move earth from Bonnie Brae street to
| fill lots was granted, on report of the
engineer that there was sufficient earth
to make fills on Bonnie Brae street.
The board of public works reported
In the matter of the petition from the
Los Angeles Electric company to instruct
the city engineer to designate and mark
the northeast corner of Alameda and
Fourth streets, we recommend that the
petition be granted. Adopted.
A petition from ]. Martin, j. Mullally
ct al, asking to have the unfinished por.
tions of sidewalk ON Buena Vista street
between Bellevue avenue and Baker
iron works completed in the same man.
ner as the finished walks. Referred.
From John Lowell and William Ray
mond, property owners on Broadway
between Tenth and Main streets, asking
the passage of an ordinance to grade,
gravel and cement curb said street. Re-
| ferred.
From P. McAnany, asking consent to
remove dirt from First street near Ohio
street, to fill up lots ON same street. Re-
ferred.
PETITIONS AND PROTESTS.
From G. A. Hutchinson, J. X. Foster
and others, asking that the grade on
London street intersecting Casco street
to point 800 feet west of Casco be
changed. Referred.
From J. @. Twins, asking permission
to regrade, gutter, curb, etc, in front of
street. Granted.
From w. b. Kemper, asking permis-
sion to grade and curb in front of prop
erty on Seventh street. Granted.
From property owners on Upper Main,
between Bellevue and Alpine, asking for
an electric light. Referred.
From H. Lindley, asking permission to
do his own street grading in front of lots
on Savanth strpat GraDtad
From Otto Freeman, protesting against
laying cement sidewalk on Twenty-frst
between Grand avenue and Figuroa
street. Referred.
From Forester Brothers, asking for
change of grade on Seve4th street from
Providence to Alvarado. Referred.
From A. E. Baker, clerk of the school
board, asking council to set aside fol
use of the school department 500 feet oi
six-inch sewer pipe and connections
| Referred.
From f. l.. GrosvenOr, @. S. DeLanC
and many others, asking for an electric
light at Seventh aud Hill streets for the
safety of people alighting from the cable
oars, rs several persons have been in
| iured at this crossing. Referred.
From @. G. Lehman, asking for th'
return Of taxes on 5000 personal prop
erty, assessed by mistake. Referred.
| Afternoon Session.
On reassembliog at p. m. the fol
lowing business was transacted:
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
The order of the day was the matter
of opening up Tenth street from Maple
avenue to Peru etreet. Mr.. A. S. Sus
kind, in behalf of the property owners
on that street, wanted the entire matter
put off for two weeks from Thursday
next. Mr.. Rhodes made a motion t.
that effect.
Mr.. Afford objected. He thought tha
there had been ample time for member!
to examine into the matter, but the
motion to postpone prevailed by u vott
cf to l.
EXTENDING TIME FOR TAXES.
On Mr.. Rees' motion to extend tn,
time for collecting the city taxes unit
the 9Th day of December next, the mo
ton was called up and passed by vot,
OF to l.
TWELFTH STREET GRADE.
An ordinance of intention to grad,
and pave Twelfth street between Bur
iington avenue and Alvarado street
was then read. Mr.. Bonsall inquired i
there was not some portions of the stree
south of Alvarado not yet paved. Or
receiving affirmative answer, the ordi
nance, on motion, was committed to tn
board OF public works.
LoANING MONEY TO SCHOOL FUNDS.
A resolution was then brought mp t.
transfer the sum of $4609.41, from tn
general fund to the city educationa
fund, to enable the city treasurer tt
cash warrants for the October salaries o
teachers in the city schools, the sam
to be repaid by the school board as sool
as the school tax is collected.
zANJAs AND zANJERos.
The zanja committee, by Mr.. Afford
recommended that the ci.y enginee
prepare plans and specifications for tn
completion of zanja No. 2 to Washington
street.
Mr.. McGarry offered motion tina
the zanjero be allowed only one deput,
after today, to look after the head gate
of the water supply.
Mr.. Afford said this might be fals
economy. There had been slight rains
and everybody thought there would b.
no more need of irrigation. Suppose
now, that November should be dr.,
month-as it was last year-everybod.
would have to begin the work of irri
eating again; and then we would b.
without help to handle the bitches o