The herald., 1893-09-26
Union avenue 70 Hoover street. Adopted.

they wanted bicycle ordinance passed
to keep all bisyclists off the sidewalks.
Nothing was done with the ordinance
recently adopted relative to the use by
bicycliats Of the sdewak.
SOME SMALL LITIGATION.
On motion OF Mr.. Innes the city at
torney was instructed to commence suit
against j. V. York TO recover damages
for his failure to comply with his con-
tIect in the Montreal street improve
ment matter.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
On motion of Mr.. Strohm the street
superintendent was directed to clean the
gutter on the west eide of San Pedro
street, from the south side of Fourth
street to the north side of Fifth. He
was aleo instructed to remove all OBJ
structions ON Maple avenue between
Seventh and Pico streets, consisting Of
trees, a fence, etc.
The fence in the street at the corner
OF First and Main was ordered removed
by the street superintendent unless the
parties constructing the building are
going to proceed at once.
The street superintendent was in
structed to cut and retrim the curb at
the alley on the west side Of Workman
street about 200 feet south of Hawkins
street.
On motion it was ordered that Bailey
and Bridge streets be readvertised for
bids for improvement.
MIR. Rhodes moved that the street
superintendent be instructed TO remove
the ground from Main street, near
Fourth, on each side of the track where
it is above the grade and use the same
for filling holes In the streets.
The street uperintendentw WAS ordered
TO compel the owner of the she'd on
Maple avenue, eouth of Seventh street.
to remove it back 80 that it will not pro-
| ject into the street.
THE POLICE PATROL.
On motion OF Mr.. Pessell it was or
dered that the board of police commits
eioners report to tho council why the
police patrol wagon should not be COW
cred according TO the motion made
Monday, March 20, 1893.
MINOR BUSINESS.
The regular weekly reports OF the city
auditor and city treasurer were read
and referred. i.
The board of public works recon-
mended that the city engineer present
ordinance to grade and curb Trenton
street from Eleventh to Pico streets.
Mr.. Campbell moved that the $4,000
forfeited by Hays & Son be deposited
with the city treasurer and the same
amount be entered blythe auditor in the
forfeited check fund. Carried.
The bond and contract of Ryan Il
Shaffer to furnish meats was approved.
PROPOSALS FOR STREET WORK.
The following proposals were opened
for improvement OF Montreal street,
frcm Bellevue avenue to point 80 feet
south OF Boston street, George ?. Nc
Lain, $685.. SO; NJ. III. French. s4.30 per
linesl foot; ]. p. Jones. sl398; ID. f.
Donegan, 1890; Dodd & O. Cara, $l740 I;
Il. Sherrer. $500. Cement pipe ACROSS
Washington street, John Ganelly, 93
cents per foot. The Montreal street
bids were referred to the board of pub
lie works, which at once reported,
awarding the contract to Mr.. Donegan.
NEW GARBAGE RULES.
The new rules regarding the collection
of garbage are published in another
colum.
| oUTFALL SEWER WORK
Mr.. Muneon moved that no contractor
on the outfall sewer be granted nc
longer than November 1st to complete
the work.
Mackey & Young, Hughes & Meyer
and Frick Bros. were granted an exten-
sion of time to complete their respective
sections on the outfall sewer after
which Mr.. Munson's motion carried and
the city clerk was instructed to notify
the contractors of the act.
ABOUT THAT GRAVEL.
Mr.. Strohm moved that the city clerk
be instructed to advertise for 1000 yards
OF gravel, more or less, and also inform
/ council how much had b,en purchased
during the past eight months. and what
disposition had been made of it. Car
ried.
WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
w. d. Henry, a property owner on
Crescent avenue, made strong protest
against the allowance of $1l4 for the
work OF experimenting the construction
| OF the sewer on that street which cost
| $500, and which total enm the property
cWucIn WILL bC 4Sduiiod w puys I1C ndiu
it was an outrage, and was 80 earnest
that the matter WAS referred to the
sewer committee for investigation. Mr..
Henry said nine inspectors were oversee
| ing the Eve lRborera on the job. He Gays
he will give the committcesome interest
ing facts on the matter.
PETITIONS AND PROTESTS.
From r. Maloney, stating that the
new hose wagon was ready. Referred to
the eupply committee and the chief en-
gineer.
From G. s. Robinson ct al, asking to
have Park place widened. To board OF
public works.
From Mansfield & Grant, asking an
extension of time in which to complete
section of the outfall sewer. Granted.
From f. J. Bauer ct AL, asking that
Balboa street be opened between Twen-
ty-third and Washington streets. Board
of public works.
From II. Jevne ct al, asking for a ce-
ment sidewalk on Burlington avenue
between Seventh and Ninth atreets. 10
board Of public works.
From Hughes & Mayer, asking extern
eion of time to complete work OH section
10 OF the outlall sewer. Granted.
From Charles Wonder Kuhlen, asking
that his name be withdrawn from the
First street widening protest. To city
attorney.
From Baker Bros, asking an extern
sion nj irna tn cOmplete 9ectiOn q nf the