Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-26

of d. G. Stephens ct al, against the
having of Olive street from Fifth to
Pico streets, represented the majority OF
the frontage. Referred to the board of
public works.
The engineer submitted plans and
specifications for cutting down the hill
on the west city boundary between
Sixth and Seventh streets. Board of
public works.
B01LDINd COMMITTEE.
The building committee recommended
that the claim of George H. Tay & Co.,
for putting the heating apparatus into
the city hall be referred to the super
intendent of buildings. So referred.
zANJA COMMITTEE.
The zanja committee recommended
that the petition of Peter Hoffman ct
al. to have part of zanja 6 J. piped, be
filed. So ordered.
They also recommended that zanja 81
be bridged where Central avenue crosses
it, provided that the property holders
pay half the expense. Adopted.
On the petition of w. Pridham ct al,
who desire to connect with zanja S-R at
their own expense, the committee rec
ommend that it he granted. Adopted.
SEWER CoMMITTER.
The sewer committee recommended
that $50 be allowed for well in the
Blow tract, which interferes with Sec
tion 4, Central intercepting sewer, and
that the contractors, Frick Brothers, be
instructed to complete the sewer at once.
Adopted.
They recommend that on petition of
d. +. Donegan for sewer on Boston and
Montreal streets, the city engineer be
instructed to prepare the necessary Or
dinance. Adopted.
They recommend that the bids of M.
Huretti for building a sewer on Rock
wood avenue be accepted. These bids
were so cents per lineal foot, $50 for
manholes and 500 for flushtanks.
Adopted.
They recommended that the same bids
OF VI. Furetti for constructing sewer on
Belmont avenue be accepted. Adopted.
PLEASANT AVENUE GRADE.
The board OF public works rendered a
supplementary report recommending
that the bid of H. G. Register (s94O for
regarding part Of Pleasant avenue be
accepted. Adopted.
MOTIONS OF CoUNCILMEN.
Captain Afford moved that the City
Water company be requested to put in
hydrants at the corners OF Ninth street
and Central avenue, and OF Twelfth
street and Central avenue. Carried.
Mr.. Innes moved that the street rail-
way company owning the tracks on
Fifth street, from Main to San Pedro
streets, be instructed to pave between
the tracks. Carried.
Captain Afford moved that the water
overseer be instructed to put pipe
across Alameda street at Eighth and
that he use old pipe from zan q No. 2.
for the purpose. Carried.
Mr.. Innes moved that the street
superintendent be instructed to connect
the returns of the curves of curbs at the
intersections of Boston and Pearl streets.
Board OF public works.
Mr.. Summerland moved that the
board OF health be instructed 80 present
schedule of drugs required for the
city go that bids be advertised for.
Carried.
Mr.. Rees moved that the fire commits
sion be instructed to place hydrants at
the corners of Mott street and Michigan
avenue, and of Evergreen street and
Michigan avenue. Referred to the
committee on fire and water.
Mr.. McGarry moved that the city en-
gineer be instructed to give the con-
tractors the line on Fifth street from
Main to San Pedro streets to pave to a
| double track. Carried.
The usual petitions and protests were
referred to the appropriate committees,
Council then adjourned.