The herald., 1893-12-27

a..
Ir nd adjoiiing to C~tho-
cemetery and Bueun
'ists tract. about So
L.. corner Aismeds. oS ~
IT,, and Marcnessaul-.
700 IT,. sts, lot. 0,z0
6rrcs ONCE &c 8 say. 1000 5000
Office furnitdre, fixtures,
wagons, i, $500: hc~ses, -'0
$4,000 harness, A, $500
mules, 2, $780, tools,
etc. $1,000 ....... 440 96O
Machinery. etc, miscel-
laneous tools $50 5000
Los Angeles city reser-
Of inprovsments, '~' '.... $4,000
Pumping station below
said reservoir, on city.
lsnd, Q boilers, $4,000:
one cngine, $4,000; Pei
ton whee, $1,000 one
pumI, $4,000; build
ings $4,000. ............ 10 600
siI,s15 $50 $50
GENERAL DISTRIBUTION system.
Assessm't Commit
'''' = 1893. tmatss.
Two and 3.iuch pipe
127.i miles; 10 9-incu
5s-piips, s o6 niles. s4o5,4eo sosi,loo
valves, elbows. etc...... $4,000
each 1'..sn " wv l5,soo
Rxcsvating and repaving
paved streets ........ z6,4OO
Cast and sheet Iron pipe
on hand, 25 miles,. 10000
Total . S7is.300
NoTE-of thu above pipes 1874 mites are
screw pipes, 25 93 les are cast iron pipes,
6S.73 mites ure sheet iron pipes; making
total OF 22l 06 mics.
SUMMARY OF ABOVE.
n.-.,. ..s Committees
&i"Pe'Nss' A'S'se~ Estimate.
Crystal Springs L.
ana w. Co E. =. S0,S50 $l93 oop.OO
Garyanza...... ,.... $4,000 90
ard" 1.4oO 97OO 90
Citizens w. CO.. 1880 5-,A00.OO
l. A. City w CO.. ll,s15 y0,nOnuV
Distribu ion systm 455,165 7lS,3oooo
Total. ........... Sl,Os2 ,075.00
10 per cent.. ...,. los, 1U7.50
...... 1896 2s2.50
Franchise or lease. ....... 800, 900 90
Total .. $407lS5 $l,49o 2s2 30
NorE-The assessed valuation of the distrib-
utiyn system of ab We companies are ipciude1
in asses sment of gedeial distribution system.
Your committee taking into consider.
alton the character and condition OF
these various properties and rights and
to save ali further expensive litigation
recommend that the sum OF $l,49o,-
282 80 be rendered by the city OF Los
Angeles to the Los Angeles City Water
company and allied corporations, or
their representatives for the rights and
properties owned and controlled by
them, subject to the approval OF the
voters OF the city of Los Angeles.
All OF which ia respectfully submitted.
F. s. MuNsoN,
DANIEL INNEs.
G. w. CAMPBELL,
j. III. DoCKwEILER,
Oitv Engineer.
Water Supply Committee.
Los Angeles, Cal. December 26, 1893.
Committee has tried to be equitable
in it's dealings, both to the City Water
company as we'll as to the city. The re-
port was then adopted by unanimous
vote.
STREET SUPERINTENDENT.
d. Watson presented report ask
ing for further time for completion OF
the grading and graveling OF one block
on Thirtieth street. The contractor,
Shearer, had got the contract away
along last spring and had never COM
menced until December.
Mr.. Teed objected to any further ex-
tension, but finally conceded one week.
The matter of street car fare was
finally submitted to the city attorney
to draft an ordinance increasing the
salary OF the street superintendent
deputy SIS month in lieu OF car fare.
RAILWAY GRADES.
Mr.. Teed moved the street euperinten-
dent be ordered to notify the electric
railway company to bring their track
up to grade at Union avenue and Hoo
yer street, to prevent accumulation oil
storm water, which was carried.
zANJA COMMITTEE.
The committee recommended that
the zanja on Stevenson street be piped
from Short street to Fourth.
They also reported that the Los An
geles Lighting company were to blame
for the overflow OF zanja No. 2and recon-.
mended that they be required to repsir
the same.
PUBLIC WORKS.
The board of public works put in
supplemental report accepting the bid
of Gray Brothers for artificial stone side
walk on Eleventh street.
Ordinance authorizing the property
holders on Maple avenue between Eighth
and Ninth streets to do work by private
contract wat read and passed. Provides
for work 80 days after the sewer is done.
Passed.
Ordinance granting to W. d. Larrabee
franchise for an electric railway on Pas
adena avenue and DAILY street. Laid
over one week by request OF Mr.. Nickel.
Ordinance granting to Los Angeles
Electric railway right to lay down tracks
from Downey avenue to kuhrts street
was sent back to board OF public worka.
The contract between the city and w.
G. Baldwin for cobblestone cutters IN
Hope street between Sixth stree, and
the Normal school was ratified. Also
contract with H. G. Register for q
wooden culvert near the Evergreen
cemetery was approved.
At .15 on motion Of Mr.. Innes ad-
ourned till Wednesday at 3 p. m.