Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-30
PUBLIC WORKS.
Recommendations Adopted Yesterday
by the Board.

Recommendations Adopted Yesterday
by the Board.
The following is the report to the
council adopted yesterday by the board
of public works:
Recommend that the Los Angelo
Consolidated Electric Railway company
be notified by the street superintendent
to place gravel on their tracks on San
Pedro street, between First and Third
streets.
Recommend that the street superin-
tendent notify the Pacific Railway COM
pany to cease turning water into storm
drain across Chicago street.
Recommend that the city attorney
present an ordinance to widen Wash
ington street between Maple avenue and
San Pedro street, in accordance with
lines shown upon map presented by the
city engineer, which we recommend be
adopted, and that the district of assess
ment be from Maple avenue to San Pc
dro street.
Recommend that the board of educa-
tion be notified by the street superin-
tendent to put in cement walk in front
OF their property on Grand avenue,
corner of Sixth street.
On petition No. 72 from T. E. Burns
ct al, asking that cobble gutter re-
moved by d. f. Donegan from First
street near Hill street be replaced, we
recommend that petition be referred to
the street superintendent.
Recommend that the city attorney
present new ordinance of intention to
open Third street, from Los Angeles
street to Main street, with a uniform
width of seventy feet, and that the dis
trict of assessment be extended to the
east line of Spring street.
Recommend that j. S. Haigler be
allowed ten days additional time to fin
ish the grading of Twenty-ninth street
by private contract.
Recommend that the street superin-
tendent be instructed to construct cul-
vert across Wolfskill avenue on the
north side of Seventh street.
On petition No. 70, from Thomas G..
Bricher ct al, for passage of an ordi-
nance prohibiting the keeping OF more
than two COWS within certain limits in
East Los Angeles, we recommend that
the city attorney be instructed to pre-
sent an ordinance in accordance with
said petition.
On petition No. II, from S. J. Petit
Ell al, relating to the defective grade of
Boyd street and surface water lying
thereon, we recommend that the same
be referred to the city engineer and
street superintendent.
In the matter of petition No. 20, from
j. j. Muratt, to have certain squatters'
tents removed from a certain alley
located between First and Second
streets, and connecting the Santa Fe
and Bigelow property, we recommend
that the same be referred to the city at
tornev, and if he finds that said tents
are located on public alley in this
city that the street superintendent be
instructed to remove said tents.
Joseph Hyans having vouched to us
the payment of expenses incurred in the
matter of grading Burlington avenue, we
recommend that the contractors check
or bond be returned.
We recommend that petition No. IA
from the Los Angeles Consolidated Elec-
trio Railroad company for permission to
change the line OF its road, as set forth
in said petition, be granted.
Recommend that the communication
from A. E. Davis, No. 70, stating that
the cement pipe conveying water under
the fill at Boundary street is broken and
otherwise incomplete, be referred to the
city engineer.