The morning call., 1892-07-19
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Tie report then goes on to say:
1.-The other appropriations under the con-
troll Of the board, although sufficient for the
year, yet being charged with the liquidation
Of portion of the former Indebtedness of
1S90-9i, which Indebtedness amounting to
$40. 257 Is was paid during the fiscal year
1891 92, show that additional increase TO the
estimated expenditures making such subdi-
visions of the general fund appear Overdrawn,
which amount was paid from appropriations
which were not all expended for the puT-
poses for which they were provided.
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES.
THE estimated expenditures provided for
the fiscal year 1912 from taxation and
which the sum OF 81, 59l, 100 81 was allowed
by this board, the principal portion of the
amount being expended in the payment Of
demands accruing under contracts duly
awarded for subsistence and supplies fur
nished the AlmshOuse, hospital. House of
Correction, County Jail and City Prison,
for lighting the public streets aud build
ings, water for municipal purposes the i'm
provement OF plaZas and for street work in
front OF public property.
A RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
In conclusion, the committee reco NJ
mended the passage of a resolution en-
towering the treasurer To transfer sIS3e 20
from the Police Relief and Pension fund
and 5000 81 from the Street-light fund ::
also the sum OF $1,000. being amount of
Judgment bond of 1867 unclaimed to the
general fund to pay demands TO be hereaf-
ter allowed Of the prior fiscal years: also
empowering the Auditor to audit and the
Treasurer 10 pay all of the said demands
allowed by this board out of the moneys so
transferred and out of the further amount
of SIS, $40. included in the general fund or
this year for said purpose.
A resolution TO that effect was passed to
print
The petition of the North Beach and
Mission Railroad for a franchise to run
road on Folsom street and Precita place
and other streets was referred back To the
Street Committee.
The hearing of protests regarding the re-
port OF the Tentn-Street commissioners was
set for hearing on August 2, and the matter
of protests against the report OF Nineteen tn
to Twenty-third street commissioners was
set for August 20.
The petition from the executive COM
mittee Of the Citizens League asking that
their previously submitted order amending
the license law so that it's restrictions shall
pertain to hotels, restaurants and groceries,
unless they are engaged in their ostensible
business. was referred to the Committee on
License and Orders.
The petition OF pr0perty-owners asking
for time in which to file protests against
the acceptance OF The report OF the Six
teenth-street commissioners was referred
to the Street Committee.
DISTRACTIONS ON ELIZABETH STREET.
A communication was read from CITY and
County Attorney burst in relation TO the
petition OF prOperty-owners for the removal
OF distractions from Elizabeth street, be.
tweel Church and Sanchez, and for the
opening of the same. Mr.. burst states that
after inspecting the street and an examina-
ton OF the records in the Recorders aud
Surveyors offices there are no distractions
on the street IN question, and that the Off
cial and proper width of the street is 80 feet
between the thorOughfares mentioned. The
matter was referred to the Street Commit
tee.
A communication from the Assessor sub
hitting a list OF duplicate assessments for
1891 was referred to the judiciary Commit
tee.
The board adjourned to meet next Thurs
day, when hearing will he had on the
SeventeeDth-strcet extension.