The morning call., 1892-07-15
STREETS And SEWERS.
Contracts Recommended by the
Supervisors Committee.
The Street Committee of the Board Of Super
visors Met Yesterday and Transacted
Large Amount of Routine Business.

a favorable report will be made regard
Ing the application Of the North Beach and
Mission Railroad for franchise to extend
the company's tracks on Precita place from
Folsom street to Columbia place, to r pley
street; also on Alabama street from Colum-
bia place TO Army street, and on the latter
thoroughfare to Precita avenue; also on
Bryant street, from Twenty-sixth TO Army.
It was decided to direct Clerk Russell 70
advertise for bids for the construction Of a
sewer in Dupont street, from Francisco to
Chestnut.
The committee will recommend the award
of contracts for the performance of street
work as follows: Grade and sewer Ala
bama street. from Solauo to Butte to ". G.
H0ogkamer, total $3.50; sewsr in Devisa-
der0. from Pacific avenue to jackson. to L.
Fitzgerald $500; grade ana sewer the cross
ing of Gunnison and Ripley place, TO p. II.
Norton, $500; pave the crossing of Bu-
chanan and O'Fsrrell 10 II. G.. Vaughan at
22B cents a square foot; also Locust ave-
nue., from Van Ness 10 Franklin, to II. q.
Vaughan, at 10 cents; stone sidewalks on
Union, from Cough to Octays, to Garrett
Burke. at 10 cents a square foot; pave Page,
from Buchanan to Webster, to II @. Vaughan
at 1917 cents; grade and pave with basalt
Polk, from Vallejo to Union, to w. G. HOog-
kamer, grading - cents a cubic yard and
% cents a square foot; sidewalk on Turk,
from Scott to Devisadero, 10 r. III. Woods
at II cents; grade and sewer st. Rose
street from Collins 10 Blake, to +. l..
Sheerin, aggregate cost $1,000; pave with
bitumen the crossing of Clay and BrOderick,
10 the Pacific Paving Company at 20 cents
square foot; also the crossing Of Broad
way and Fillmore TO II. q. Vaughan at
1917 cents; also Central avenue, from Bush
TO Sutter, TO the Pacific Paving Company at
q cents; also the crossing of Clay and De-
VisaderO, TO II. G. Vaughan at q cents;
also the crossing of Clay and Scott. to Il. G.
Vaughan at % cents; also the crossing of
Devisadero and Ellis, to II. G.. Vaughan at
2l% cents; also the crossing of Jackson and
Laguna. 10 II. q. Vaughan at 22A cents;
also the crossing Of Lyon and Sacramento
TO the Pacific Paving Company at 21h
cents also California. from Lyon to Gen.
tral avenue, to II. g. Winslow al 20 cents.
ALAMO SQUARE.
A delegation of proDerty-owners inter
ested in the Improvement OF Alamo square
appeared before the committee and SUBJ
mitted plans for grading the square. 1t is
proposed to grade first on Steiner and Full
ton streets and then il there is any money
lett to proceed with the remainder Of the
work. a favorable report will be made by
the committee regarding the advertising
for BIDS as soon as Engineer Humnhreys
has prepared his specifications. The work
viii be supervised by the property-owners
and their engineer.
The complaint of citizens regarding the
unsanitary condition Of the district bounded
by Clay aud Sacrame nt0, Sansome aud
Montgomery streets was referred 10 the
Sewage Commission.
POST STREET EXTENSION.
The protest of the Post-street Extension
Protective Association against any action
being taken by the commission as regards
the opening or extension of Post street was
placed on file, as the Supervisors have
already passed a resolution referring the
report Of the commission back TO that body.
Tie matter OF the proposed franchise
granting to George lie Roy a franchise for
al extensive railroad system in South San
Francisco, the PDtrero and the park district
was postponed for one week
The bids submitted on Monday night for
the construction OF steel bridge over
Channel street at Fourth were considered,
but no decisive action was taken regarding
them. 1t was thought best to get the opin-
ion Of an expert regarding the work before
taking final action.