The herald., 1893-07-11

pointed him, the Council OF LABOR mad
chosen him as manager OF the free labor
bureau. The epecial COMMITTEES Of the
city council stated that when they con-
ferred with the supervisors the week
previous they learned from them that
they had been misled in backing Mr..
Katz. Considerable discussion and
wrangiing followed, and at last on
motion Of Mr.. Campbell, discussion was
deferred one week, in order to enable
the special committee to confer with the
Council of Labor and ascertain their
real wishes regarding the person they
wished appointed.
STREET INSPECTORS SALARIES.
A communication from street superin-
tendant d. Fl. Watson was read, asking
for instructions regarding the payment
of inspectors salaries from the 5000 the
Sunset Telephone company deposited to
cover the said fees.
Mr.. Nickel moved that the street su-
perintendent be instructed to pay all
expenses incurred in said work out OF
the deposit of the Telephone company.
Adopted.
REPORT OF WATER OvERsEER.
The water overseer reported as follows:
Request from the residents OF the
Fruitland district requesting to be al
lowed to construct at their expense a
fiume to connect with zanja No. z,
which we are unable to supply unless we
make connection through the Hollen-
beck lake to the above zanja by build
ing 1920 inch fume 700 feet in length.
If constructed. will be paid by the own
ers of the Laguna rancho. We furnish
In ho nd vtroo e1SS
Mr.. Innes moved that the people of
the Fruitland district be allowed to con-
meet the zanja with the Hollenbeck
dam, as recommended by the water
overseer, at their own expense, and that
the city will furnish them with water at
the regular rates provided by ordinance,
crediting the same upon the cost of the
work until the cost of said work is paid
for. The work to be done under the su-
peryision OF the water overseer and city
engineer. Adopted.
Mr.. Campbell moved that the street
superintendent notify contractors to re-
move the dirt that they have placed on
the new sidewalk on East First street.
adopted.
Mr.. Rhodes moved that the street su-
perintendent be instru cted to accept
that portion OF the eidewalking and
curbing of Seventh street between Main
and Pearl which has been completed in
accordance with the specifications there
for. Adopted.
H. NJ. Ames appeared before the
council and asked permission to take
water out of the river south of Seventh
street to irrigate land of his own and
sell it when it does not interfere with
the city zanja committee. Adopted.
PETITIONS AND CoMMUNIcATtoNs.
Petition from H. Blocker ct al, pro-
testing against the closing of Prospect
avenue, now called Myram avenue, on
Hunter Highland View tract. Board of
public works.
Petition from J.. P. Goytino, agent for
Mrs. 9. Teller, 300 Summit avenue,
protesting against the closing OF Also
avenue by fence at its intersection
with Summit avenue. Campbell moved
that the street superintendent take the
fence down.
A Communication from John Angus
tus, the owner of lot 2, block 10, Brook
lyn tract, fronting on Bridge street,
which was formerly owned by Mrs. M.
D. Spencer, whose name appears on the
protest against the improving OF said
stroeG now Oh Hie, WHn recelVeu, hnu no
stated that he desired to Withdraw the
frontage of said property from the pro-
test, as he believes it to be for the best
interest of the street and adjoining
property that the improvements are
carried out.a Granted. AosdB ssr.
A communication from J. NJ. Duns-
moor desired his name, withdrawn from
the same REASONS as above stated.
Granted. SAD 20 S1a nTSeAss13
The council thensadiourned. gsy