Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-12

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Jurisdiction to pass the final ordinance
and it will now be in order for your
honorable body, If you go see fit, to pass
ordinance ordering the work, which said
ordinance is herewith submitted.
The ordinance was passed. to o.
In the matter of grading and curbine
with cement Thirty first street from
Main street to Grand avenue Notice
of street work was published November
z, 1892. Time for protest expired No
vember Is, 1892. No protests have been
received. A petition, hos ever, has
been received aekipg permission to dc
this same work by private contract
which eaid petition is now in the hands
of the honorable board of public works
On November 20, 1892, council &C.
quired jurisdiction to pass the final
ordinance. 1t will now be in order for
your honorable body, if you SO see fit,
to pass the ordinance ordering the work
which said ordinance is herewith sub
mitted. The ordinance was passed
s to 0.
In the matter OF the sidewalking oil
| the east side of Flower street, from
| Twenty-third street to Adams street:
| Notice of street work was published
November IL, 1892. Time for protests
expired November 2S, 1892 No pro-
| tests have been received.
Council acquired jurisdiction to pass
| the final ordinance December 9, 1892.
1t will now be in order for your honor
able body, if you go see fit, to pass the
ordinance ordering the work, which
said ordinance is herewith submitted.
| The ordinance was passed, 8 to @.
In the matter OF the gryding, curbing
and sidewalkiDg with cement and sew
ering Council street from Belmont ave-
nue. to Union avenue:
Notice OF street work published No
vember IL, 1892. On November %,
1892, time for protests expired. Nopro-
tests have been received. On December
8, 1892, council acquired jurisdiction to
pass the final ordinance. 1t will now
be in order for your honorable body, if
you 80 see fit, to pass the ordinance
ordering the work. which said ordinance
is herewith submitted. The ordinance
was passed, to 20.
In the matter of the grading, curbing
and sidewalking with cement of Vernon
street from Pico street to Eleventh
streeth
Notice of street work was published
November IL, 1892. On November 2S,
1892, the time for protests expired. No
protests have been received. On De-
cember 8, 1892, council acquired juris-
diction to pass the final ordinance. 1t
will now be in order for your honorable
body, If you so see fit, to pass the or
dinance ordering the work, which said
ordinance is herewith submitted. The
ordinance passed, 8 too.
In the matter of the improving of
Twelfth street from Sentous street to
Burlington avenue:
Notice of street work was published
November IL, 1892 Time for protest
expired November 28, 1892. No pro-
tests have been received. On December
8, 1892, council acquired jurisdiction to
pass the final ordinance. Il will now be
in order for your honorable body, if you
so see fit, to pass the ordinance ordering
the work, which said ordinance is here
with submitted. The ordinance passed,
8 toe.
In the matter of the grading and curb
ing with cement Los Angeles street from
Eleventh street to Twelfth street,
Notice OF street work was published
November IA, 1892. On November 80.
1892, time for protest expired. No pro-
tests have been received. On December
10, 1892. council acquired jurisdiction to
pass the final ordinance. 1t will now be
in order for your honorable body, if you
so see fit to pass the ordinance ordering
the work, which said ordinance is here
with submitted. The ordinance passed,
8 too.
In the matter of the grading and curb
ing OF Buena Vista street from Bellevue
avenue to Rock street:
IS
November IA, 1892. Time for protest
expired November 30, 1892. On Nc
vember 26, 1892 protest of J. r. Scott ct
al. was fled. On November 20, 1892, pro-
tests from Jean Lenert, No. =, and N. L.
Fitzgerald, No. =. were filed.
On December 10, 1892, council ac-
quired jurisdiction to pass the final or
dinance ordering the work, provided
said protests did not represent major
ity of the frontage along the line of the
contemplated improvement, and draft
of an ordinance ordering the work is
tion after the disposal of said protests.
The ordinance passed by to O..
MOTIONS ON STREET WORK.
Mr.. Summerland moved that the side.
walk on the south side OF Los Angeles
street be made to conform to the curb
stone Of said street. Referred to board
of public works.
Mr.. Summerland moved that the
street superintendent be instructed to
repair the intersection of Upper Mainland
Marchessault streets, 30 as to drain a
large pool of stagnant water. Referred
to city engineer.
Mr.. Innes moved to put cross-walk
on Twelfth and Alvarado, Mr.. Rees
wanted to refer to board of public works.
Mr.. Innes objected. He said that Rees
had got through nine sidewalk resolu
tions at the last meeting of the council,
and now he wanted to fight every body
else that wanted one. He wanted the
rules suspended that the bill might be
passed now. The rules were suspended
and the ordinance passed.
The chair (Mr. Summerland)-First
blood for the gentleman from the Second
ward.
TIE SHELTER PROPOSITION.
The clerk read letters from the city
clerks of the cities of Butte City, Mont.
and Pueblo, Col, showing entirely diff
ferent results. The city clerk of Butte
says that the fumes of the smelters will
destroy everything in the shape of vege-
tation about Butte, and it is almost i'm.
possible to see any distance across the
street. The county clerk at Pueblo
writes in a wholly dissimilar strain and