San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-28

gineer.
Albert Maverick and others, to
have the Houston street bridge
lowered; referred to the street and
bridge committee and city engineer
to furnish an estimate of cost.
Nelson Il Co., to rent hose house
on San Pedro avenue; granted pro-
viding they pay $25 per month
and reinsure the building.
Citizens, for improvement of
Main avenue, from Houston to
Magnolia street; street and bridge
committee.
w. II. WindrOw, asking damages
for POO melons destroyed by order
of the sanitary Inspector; city at
| tOrney.
c. Hildebrant, for permission to
open a meat market on East Com
merce street; granted.
Citizens, asking for the compile
| ton of Crockett street, from st.
Mary's street to Alamo plaza; pub
lie improvement committee, and
| city engineer.
&. Epson, asking that the proper
ty owners on the side streets lead
ing from avenue b to avenue {
be notified to construct class "A"
sidewalks in front of their premi-
SEES; sidewalk committee.
Citizens, asking that Charles r.
Harris and associates be required
to operate their line of street rail
way, or remove their track where
not operated, and right of way
over such streets, be declared for
feited; referred to the telegraph,
telephone and railway committee.
j. NJ. Dukes, for remission of a
fine; police committee.
Robert Duff, for reduction of as
sessment upon improvements on
lot 7, on Cameron street, said i'm
prOvement, being a farm house,
having been destroyed in May !;
Assessment committee.
l.. l.. Philips, complaining of eX-
press smoke stacks, etc; city en-
gineer.
II. ID. kampmann, to erect a
sheet iron building, fire committee.
II. w. Moore, for fire boxes
between San Pedro avenue and
hospital; fire committee and fire
chief.
q. FraSch, city assessor, asking
authority to employ a horse and
vehicle for two years. No action
taken, awaiting the presentation
of a resolution by Alderman Albert
Beckman.
f. A. Hagen, city engineer, COM
planning of the dangerous condition
of a building now being repaired
at No. Alb, SOledad street, owned
by Mrs. LOttie Richie; referred to
the committee OH petitions and
ordinances and city attorney.
The report of the city engineer,
relative to improvement of Mon
tana street, submitting an estimate
of cost of same, recommending
that a bridge be erected at cost
of 1928; adopted and this sum
appropriated.
The report Of the city engineer,
submitting an estimate of cost of
crOSS-walkS on Garden street, cSti-
mate cost being 500; adopted and
this amount was appropriated.
The report of the city engineer,
submitting an estimate of cost of
bridge over ditch at the corner Of
Pereida and Garden streets, the
estimated cost being rs. The re-
port was adopted and IS was APP
prOpriated.
The city engineer submitted a
list of property owners that have
no sidewalks on a number of streets
in the city, recommending that
they be notified to construct class
"A" sidewalks. The report was re-
fUrrcd to the sidewalk committee.
The recommendation Of the city
engineer relative to the line Of Geo.
NJ. Mavericks property on Avenue
ID, next to the engine house, were
referred to the street and bridge
committee.
The bids for the repairing of the
Houston and Mill street bridges
were referred to the finance com
mittce and city engineer.
John J. Burke, asking permits
sion to lay drain pipe from his
natatOrium to the creek; granted.
Citizens, asking for bridge to
be erected across AlaZan creek, on
an alley between Colorado and
RraZOs streets, and between Lopez
and DelgadO streets; street and
bridge committee and city en-
gineer.
The petition Of citizens to open
ditch across River avenue, was
e j L j i.