The herald., 1893-09-06

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Should advise that this petition be de.
Med" Adopted.
ORDINANCES OF INTENTION.
A large number OF ordinances OF inten-
tion were read, as follows:
To construct a sewer along Alameda
street from fnanhole in central inter
ceptiug sewer to the intersection of Ala
media and Sbearer streets to the man
hole built at Alameda and Third streets.
To establish a grade on Sixteenth
street frop, Main to San Pedro.
To change AID establish grade of Chi
cago street between Second and Fourth
streets.
To change and establish grading of
Fonrth street from Bunker Hill avenue
TO Grand avenue.
Ordinance OF intention to construct a
sewer on Los Angeles street from Hotel
tract to Tenth street and from Eleventh
to Twelfth streets was referred to the
sewer committee.
To establish grade OF Lincoln street
from Moore street to Florida tract and
Florida street from Moore to Florida
tract. Passed.
Ordinance of intention to sidewalk
Plco street, laid over one week.
Ordinance OF intention to sidewalk the
south side of Eleventh street, from YER
non to Centrus street, deferred one
week.
Ordinance to improve Grand ave from
Seventh to Jefferson streets, deferred.
NEW BUILDINGS.
Mr.. Munson moved that the commit
tee on pubic buildings be instructed to
have the necessary repairs and changes
made in the rsilings in Judges Seaman
and Austin's court, the cost to be about
s30 or $40. Referred to the building
committee.
A SIDEWALK REMOVAL.
Munson made motion that the su-
perintendent OF streets be instructed to
remove the cement sidewalk and dirt at
the northwest corner OF Hill and Twen-
tieth streets, that the surface OF the
eidewalk may conform to the curb of the
sidewalk on Hill and Twentieth streets.
Referred toathe board Of public works.
RESERVOIR NO. 6.
1t was carried that the city clerk be
instructed to advertise reservoir site No.
8 for rent for one year, from September
l, with the usual reservations.
GRAND AVENUE IMPROVEMENT.
The motion made by Mr.. Muneon
that the state superintendent be in
structed TO level up Grand avenue be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets where
the same has been torn up by Dodd &
O'Gara, was referred to the board of
public works.
CUMMINGS STREET.
The proposal for improving a certain
part OF Cummings street was received
from W. II. Workman, who offered to
do the work for 1915 per lineal foot.
Referred to the board OF public works.
QUESTION.
The report that Los Angeles street
between Ninth and Tenth streets had
already been graded and graveled was
questioned, some claiming that the
streets had not been graded. Referred
to the board of public works.
BRUSH IN THE STREET.
Mr.. Pessel moved that the chief OF
police be directed to have the alley be-
tween Seventeenth street, Washington
street and parallel with Los Angeles and
Santee streets made passable by having
the property owners remove the brush
which fills said alley. Carried.
TO BUILD LEvEE.
Mr.. Nickel moved thai. the city en-
sineerpresent tbS coaf9 }ith an ssti-
mate Of the colt Of either building
lesee or siptHppSz slags ssgs sslssriver
keep the foods from washing away the
land owned by the city. CErrisd.
BRfDaEsrpsBs svEfT.
Mr.. Nickell moved that the superin-
tendent OF streets be- directed to have the
floors Of all the city bridges swept at
once and again in three or six weeks il
necessary. Carried.
MINOR MATTERS.
Dodd & O'Gora were released from
their contract Of improving a certain
portion Of Grand avenue.
The report of the board of public
works was read and adopted, as pub.
lished in the HERALD of Saturday.
Mr.. Munson's motion that the con-
tract for removing dead animals be made
for one year instead OF two years was
Iost, and the bond and contract were ap-
proved.
The FIRE commissioners reported that
the Amoskeag steam fire engine had |
been accepted by that body. Referred
10 the finance committee.
The fire commissioners reported that
,ponges contracted for at so cents a
pound are being charged for at IS per
pound. Referred to the supply commit
tee.
OTHER PETITIONS AND PROTESTS.
The following petitions were read and
appropriately referred:
From merchants on Los Angeles street
ssking council to close all immoral
houses on said street, from Second to
Also.
From O. W. seamans withdrawing
rom protest against improving Burlinr-
ON atreet.
From w. I. Dalton and others asking
or cement pipe across Central avenue
It or near Washington street for irrigat-
ng purposes.
From 0. G. Knox and others. asking
Of grade on Byram
treet between West Tenth and Eleventh
treets, go that petitioners can lay ce-
nent walks before the rains.
From Elizabeth Biles and others. ask
ng that Olive street from Second to
street, where it has been
ong badly torn up, be made passable