The herald., 1893-12-23
PUBLIC WORKS.

4h0 Report Auopted togtoro6y Dy the
Board.
The board OF public works yesterday
adopted the following report:
In the matter of the improvement OF
Broadway, from Temple street north.
recommend the protest be denied and
the final ordinance ordering the work
be placed on it passage.
Recommend that wooden calvert be
placed across First street at Harvard
avenue, the size Of said culvert to be one
foot by three feet across the roadway Of
First street, and one foot by five feet
from First street to the arroyo south OF
First street, a total length OF 120 feet.
The material OF said culvert to be fur
nished by the city, the cost not to ex-
ceed $40; Mr.. ID. f. Donegan, former
contractor on said street, agreeing to
construct same without further expense
to the city.
In the matter OF the bid OF II. G. Reg
lister for constructing brick culvert
under fill at First and Harvard streets,
we recommend action be postponed on
same for one week for further investiga-
tion by city engineer aud council.
Recommend that the specifications for
paving with asphaltum, presented by
the city engineer and referred to this
board, be adopted.
In the matter OF petition No. 960, from
L. j. Lockhart ct al, asking ior a cement
sidewalk on Ottawa street, a protest OF
large majority Of the property owners
having been filed against the same, we
think no action should be taken order
ing same at this time. and recommend
that the petition and protest be filed.
In the matter OF the improvement Of
Hellman street, from the south line OF
Downey avenue to the north line OF
Hawkins street, recommend that the
bid OF S. A. Moore for $ylu for work CON
plete be accepted, aud tue accompanying
resolution OF award adopted.
In the matter OF pstitIon No. 10l5,
from d. f. Hogan ct nl., asking to have
the grade OF Casonava street established
from it's junction northwardiy from
Buena Vista street, recommend the Pc
tition be granted and the city engineer
instructed to presentnecessary ordinances
of intention.
In the matter OF petition M. 1913
from q. @. Hamilton. asking 10 nave
certain streets opened, rec iahiend the
matter DO referred to the cIly attorney
luE l0VeStlRhtlOu uUu report.
In the matter OF the bids for the con-
structicn of wood cuivert across First
street at Francisco street, recommend
the acceptance OF the bid OF II. G. Regis
ter for $44S 56, and the city attorney be
directed TO prepare the necessary con-
tract and bond.
Recommend that petition No. l0l7,
from d. Gotthelf ct al, asking for Il
cross walk across Seventh street On the
east line OF Union avenue be granted
and the street superintendent be in
etructed TO place same.
Also one acrose Denver avenue south
side OF Tenth street; and also scross
Byram street, in accordance with peti-
ticn No. 776, from John Chanslor ct al
Also across Belmont avenue north side
OF Court street, and one across Pearl
street south side OF Bellevue avenue,
and Ohio across Fret street.
In the matter OF petition No. $50 from
S. Goodenow, asking for franchise on
Seventh street from We.tlake park and
Hoover street to West Fret street, city
line. Recommend action be deferred oa
same for one week.
We recommend the following petit
tons be filed to-wit
No. SS3 from A. NJ. Austin ct AL, 7l4
from Geo. l., Cole ct al, 9l0 from Mrs.
Doria Jones, 953 from jesse VI. Dunning,
7i6 from T.. ID. Lewis ct 81, $50 Il. S.
Wells ct al, 693 X. Is. Rlmpen eS AL.
619 Mrs. g. Miran1ette, ll9 X. G. Camp
DELI, for the reason that the subject
matter OF said petitions has either been
already acted upon or no action necss-
aaTy.