The herald., 1893-10-31
PART II-PAGES 9 TO IL.

street. These trees obstruct the side
walk and also the electric light. Adopted.
On motion of Mr. Campbell the city
engineer was instructed to present an
ordinance to widen Soto street between
First and Fourth streets, go es TO cores
pond with the same sidewalk north of
First street
On motion the clerk was instructed
to re-adveriise for bids for the improv-
ing OF Hancock street and Baldwin
street. The proceedings on Sixth street
from st Paul street to the western city
limits were ordered postponed for three
months.
Mr.. iced moved that the street super
intendent be instructed to allow no
gravel to be taken away from tho street
where the sewer is being constructed on
Twenty-third street, between Flower
street and Grand avenue, hut have the
same spread over said street between
said points by his force. Adopted.
Mr.. Nickell moved that the street su-
perintendent be directed to extend the
storm water drain from it's terminus on
the north side OF Kuhrts to Chestnut
street, distance OF about two blocks.
Referred to the board OF public works.
The draft of an ordinance fixing toe
width of the sidewalk on the south side
of Seventh street, from Alvarado street
to Park View avenue, was read, and on
motion the ordinance was adopted.
On motion of Mr. Campbell the street
superintendent was instructed to repair
the gutter opposite the Macy street
school house.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
A communication from the city tax
collector recommended that the council
set the third Monday OF November as
the date upon which taxes become de-
linquent. Referred to the finance COM
mittee.
The report of the city clerk, recon-
mending that numerous tax GALES be
cancelled. was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Campbell fire
alarm box was ordered placed at or near
the intersection of Soto and Third
streets. Referred to the fire commits
sion.
Mansfield & Grant were granted 20
days further time in which to complete
section of the outfall sewer.
Nackey 4 Young were granted 20
plete their section of the outiall sewer.
PETITIONS AND PROTESTS.
The following petitions and protests
were received:
From W. II. Mansfield ct al, calling
attention to the necessity of crossing
at the intersection OF Main and Broad
way.
Referred to the board of public works.
From Peter Moltzen, Allison Barlow,
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that certain tax sale be cancelled.
Finance committee.
From numerous property owners ask
ing that the cow limits be extended
from the intersection of Bellevue ave-
nue. and Alexander street along Alvar-
ado street to Reservoirs street, along said
street to to Douglass street. along Doug
lass street to Conant street. Board of
public works.
From Hoffman and Hammer, requeet-
ing that plank crossing be placed on the
north side ol West Eleventh street at
Denver avenue and Santous street.
Board of public works.
From A. j. Copp, protesting against
| the proposed Improvement OF Sixth
street between Freinout avenue and
Pearl street.
From Home of Peace society, asking
| that Adobe street from the intersection
of the bridge to the entrance Of the
Jewish cemetery be graded. Board OF
public works.
From R. Verch, asking that culvert
and street crossing be placed on Fre-
mont avenue and Diamond street.
Adopted.
From Frick Bros asking an extern
sion OF time in which to complete Sec
tion 9 of the outfaIl sewer. Granted 20
days. time.
From h. l.. Hawks ct AL, asking that
grade be established on West State
street between Court street and Beau
dry avenue. Board Of public works.
From I. E. Prior asking that cross
walks be provided at Hotf and Sichel
and at Hoff and Workman streets.
Board OF public works.
From the California vinegar works
asking that they be egranted the privilege
to construct private drain. Board OF
health and eewer committee.
From A. Phelps ct al, protesting
against proposed street improvem ent on
Pasadena avenue, from city limits to the
Arroyo Seco. Board OF public works.