Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-17
THE LOWEST BIDS.
THE PROPOSALS FOR THE OUTFALI
SEWER CONSTRUCTION.
Proceedings at Yesterdays Meeting OF
the Counci1-Street Matters.
Ordinances Adopted.
Sewer Bids.

There was a meeting of the city coun-
Gil yesterday at which the unfinished
business OF Monday was disposed of.
Councilman Nickel occupied the chair.
The members save Messrs. Bonsall and
Rees were present. 1t was brief ses-
sion, and the routine business was dis
patched with celebrity.
SIXTEENTH STREET OPENING.
The first matter to receive attention
was the protest of Suskind ct al. against
the opening OF Sixteenth street from
Maple avenue to Peru street. Mr.. Sus-
kind was present and addressed the coun-
Gil to the effect that as be had filed his
protest with the clerk of the board and
was willing to await its action in the
matter, he thought it unnecessary to
make any remarks. Mr.. Rhodes mo.
tion to continue the hearing OF the case
prevailed, and Monday next was the
time appointed.
PROTEST AGAINST SEWERS.
The protests of property owners on
Montreal street, Bellevue avenue and
Boston street, against constructing
sewers beneath those thoroughfares
were referred to the city engineer, and
he was instructed to ascertain the 'front.'
age represented.
CHECKS ORDERED RETURNED.
1t was ordered that the checks of the
following bidders for contracts for the
construction of the outfall sewer be re.
turned: G. D. Vincent, Campbell &
Wood, Osburn & Axam, F. N. Town
send, @. M. Baker, Duvall, Mills q Co.,
Hobson & Wilkinson except on section
1, j. M. Mansfield on section 2, Frick
Brothers on sections 4 and s, Hughes &
Mayors on sections l, 4, and 8, and
John Redman on 2, 4, s, s and 8.
ORDINANCES ADOPTED.
An ordinance declaring intention ol
changing and establishing the grade o.
Twenty-third street, from Grand avenue
to Hope street, was then read. Upon
motion of MIR. Tufts the document was
tabled.
The ordinance to construct curl
and sidewalk on Main street was filed
The petition of property owners fol
| the construction of plank walk across
| Flower street at it's intersection witt
Twenty.third was referred to the super
| intendent of streets, with Instruction.
to complete the work.
The rules relating to printing wer'
suspended in the matter of the ordin
ance to establish the grade on Burlington
street, from Eleventh to Twelfth, ant
the ordinance passed.
The ordinance providing for tn
municipal election to be held on Decem
ber 9th was passed.
A petition was read from propert
owners for the construction OF cemen
sidewalk and curb on Second stree
from Olive to Grand avenue. Referee
to city engineer.
| Ordinance of intention to change an
establish the grade on Ninth street
from Lake to Park, avenue, and fixin
the limits of the district to be asseese
to pay damages and expenses in tn
work was then filed. after which th
council adjourned to meet today at ]
O'Clock a. m.
The lowest bidders for the construt
ton of the outfall sewer are: Eric
Bros, sections 2, 5, 7 and 8; Mayer
Hughes of Pasadena, section 8; j.
Mansfield, section 4; John Redmal
section /.
THE LOWEST BIDS.
The only bid for tine work in it's Ell
airety was from R. L. Bell, A. McNall.
J. @. Haskell, Frank Young, j. @. A
lent, M. Stephan. Their bid for th
work complete is s184, ,991, including a
extra work. This sum is about $500
less than the aggregate of bids by Sc,
tions.