San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-03

the clsy attorney De instructed TO
draw up an ordinance covering the
case. At the suggestion of the mayor
the granting of the petition was de-
ferred until the ordinance shall first
have been drawn up, so that it may
be seen what ite provisions are.
An ordinance war presented by the
committee Oh telegraphs and tele-
phones toademning the Southwestern
telegraph and telephone company's
wires on the south side of Houston st.
as nuisance and ordering them re.
moved. 1t provides that all such
wires shall be cabled on Houston
street, from North Flores street to
Alamo plaza, on Alamo plaza and
street to Commerce street, ON Com.
merce street from Alamo street to
Military plaza. and that all new posts
erected should be ornamented iron
posts. 1t was given its first reading
and placed under the rules.
, The petition of the Southwestern
Telegraph and Telephone company to
erect higher poles on certain streets
was granted, the work to be done un.
der direction of the city electrician.
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.
Frank Dorsa, for permit to inclose
window at Olympic theater on West
Commerce street, and also to use
about one foot of the sidewalk for dis
play of goods. said window to be
used as fruit stand. Granted.
Rae de Valencia, teacher of Beth Ell
Sunday school, for privilege of using
San Pedro springs park for q picnic
fol, the sunday school children. May
4. Granted.
l.. WOlfson, for privilege to erect or
place private wafer plug, tor pro-
lection of his business property, on
Acequia street between Houston
street and Main plaza. Granted.
D. J Geddes & Son. for permit to
move ditch about ten feet, as it inter.
feres with wall of q building in course
of erection In their lot, corner of CO.
NAL and Morales streets. Granted;
work to be done under supervision of
ditch commissioner.
NJ. Marucheau, for permit to move or
turn around an iron Glad building
now fronting 40 feet on Soledad street,
80 as to have only Is feet front on the
street and 40 feet depth in his yard.
Granted.
NJ. Marucheau, for permit to erect
an iron clad skeleton frame sheet
iron building, l0x20, with met Il roof,
in rear of his premises on North Flores
street. Granted.
8. Matovitch, for permit to erect
tin building, 6 10, with tin roof, in
rear of his premises on Soledad street
near Veramendi streets, to be used rs
Q kitchen. Denied.
Frederick Setter, claim of SIS. 10 for
damages to his wagon by the run
away team OF hook and ladder com.
pany April 23 Granted and ordered
paid.
Cold Storage Manufacturing COM
pany, for the erection OF q hydrant in
ward No. /, betw cen Matagorda and
Ralph streets. Granted.
Rev. G. c. Mclean, for permit to
put up lattice work on gallery. etc.,
and other repairs at his residence,
corner of avenue G and Pecan street.
Granted.
Citizens, for q water main on Chest
nut street, from Dawson to Crockett
streets, two blocks. Granted.
6. B. Smith, for $50 damages to ex-
carriage. Refused on opinion of city
F.F. Collins Manufacturing COM
pany, for privilege of erecting 5000
gallon water tank on premises corner
of Sc. Mary's and Houston streets.
Granted; to be built according to
plans submitted and under super
vision of city architect.
Louis HUH, for permit to build
lumber stable, with metal root, corner
OF Bowie and Crockett streets.
Granted.
Geo. A. Googan, for reduction of
assessment. Referred u committee
Oh assessments.
G. A. Stieren and others, asking
that they be relieved from paying
taxes on certain vendors lien notes.
Referred to committee on assess
meuts.
Hager & Mothe, for reduction of as
sessments. Referred to committee on
assessments.
Lambert & Hart, for Q luction of
assessments. Referred to commi ttee
Oh assessments.
j Oppenheimer. Sr, for correction
of assessments. Referred to commit.
tee on assessments.
w. Rsgy, tor correction of assess
ments. Referred to committee on as.
sessment.
L. A. Brodowski, for permission to
paint electric pole in front OF his place
of business, 23l West Commerce street.
Granted.
Invitation to the Hon. Mayor and
city council to attend the opening ex
ercises of the sixth Texas State coun-
Gil of the Catholic Knights of America
at Mission garden hall. May 10th,
1892 Accepted with thanks.
Adam Rock, for permission to open
a meat market at No. IL West H0us-
ton street.. Referred TO committee on