The herald., 1893-07-11

ing patronage; provided, however, that
they may 80 occupy sidewalk for that
purpose within that distance on the op.
posite side of the street from such depot.
1t is further declared unlawful to &C.
licit in loud or boisterous manner
for such purpose at or near any railway
depot.
1t shall also be unlawful to allow any
street railway car to stand within rs
feet OF such entrance. The penalty for
violation of this ordinance ehall be q
fine not exceeding $25 or an imprison-
ment not exceeding 25 days or both.
Mr.. Nickel moved to deny the re-
to abandon certain
old streets in Morgan's Highland View
tract, but the motion was, after an ex-
planation, withdrawn, and the report of
the board of public works adopted.
The city engineer was instructed to
draw an ordinance to establish the
grade of Jewell street and also of
Sapphire street, between Jewell and
Third streets.
CONTRACTS APPROVED.
Contracts with J.. v. York for i'm
proving Montreal street were approved; /;
also contract with H. N. Sale & Son, for
supplying the city with. drugs; contract
with w. T.. Y. Schenck OF San Francisco
for $50 feet OF Paragon hose, and with
r. Maloney & Sons of Los Angeles for
hose wagon were also approved.
Ordinance of intention to sidewalk
Pearl street from Tenth street to Pico
was passed. sid @gal S
WATER SHUT OFF. ~
President Teed resigned his chair to
Mr.. Munson and then moved that the
water overseer be instructed to sell no
water hereafter to the owners of the
block bounded by Figueroa, Twenty
eighth and Thirtieth streets, for the
reason that they do not care for the
water, but allow it to flow upon and
destroy public and private property.
Adopted.
FIRST STREET WIDENING.
Mr.. Workman appeared in reference
to the widening of First street, and said
the property owners were yet undeter-
mined on the matter and asked post
ponement for one week.
Mr.. Ponet. representing the bank
building on the corner OF First and Main
streets, said that he wanted the matter
settled, because they wanted to 20 ahead
with their building. The matter was,
however, postponed one week. W
THIRD STREET TUNNEL.
Mr.. Munson moved that the city en-
gineer be instructed to present an esti-
mate to the council of the cost of the
Third street tunnel; also that he state
the number of cubic yards OF earth to be
moved, the number of Thousand brick
to be used il built of brick, and the num-
Der of feet of lumber to be used If built
of wood. as per plans now on file in the
clerks Office. Adopted.
Mr.. Munson moved that the city en-
gineer be again requested to define the
lines of Loomia street and report the
same to council. Adopted.
Mr.. Munson moved that the street
superintendent be instructed to have
the pavement repaired on Sixth street
between Olive and Broadway, and that
the contractor be requested to present
an itemized bill for the same.e Referred
to board of public works.
ELECTRIC RAILWAY NOTIFIED,
Mr.. Munson moved that the street
superintendent be instructed to notify
the Electric Street Car company to fill
in between their tracks in order to put
the street in good condition on Second
street between Hill and Olive, on Olive
between First and Second streets, also
on Twenty-third street between Figueroa
and Scarf streets and Buena street.
Adopted.
The council then took recess until
2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
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