The herald., 1894-11-06
matter was referred to the boaro OF pub.
PETITIONS WENT OVER,

PETITIONS WENT OVER.
A petition very numerously signed
was presented asking that the water
lying between Temple, Bellevue. Lake
Shore and Echo streets be removed, as
it endangerstthe health OF the people in
the vicinity. This, along with many
other petitions went over.
Stephen @. Hubbell presented a petit
ton asking that the alley lying between
Alvarado and Providence street, run
ming from Sixth to Orange streets, be
graded whom the streets are graded.
The same gentleman aleo petitions
that the grade of Bonnie Brae street be-
tween Sixth and Orange be changed so
that 1t will conform to the grade OF
s xth street.
The Spring.street improvement asso-
citation called the attention of the coun-
Gil to the fact that Spring street is not
sprinkled during the day and that the
dust is great Inconvenience: also that
electric lights are needed at the corners
of Sixth and Eighth streets on Spring
A petition representing the entire
frontage OF Grand avenue soath of JEFF.
ferson to the extent OF one mile, asking
the council to deny the petition to have
the storm water drained from Jefferson
street onto Grand avenue was presented.
ALI these matters went over.
NEW ORDINANCES.
An ordinance was passed permitting
owners on Carr street to improve by
private contract.
The draft OF the franchises for the
piping of oil were approved for the Met.
ropolltan Oil company, G. F. A. Last
and others, Welshere and Others.
Tbs petition of W. S. Boyd was de-
MED.
The petition of ]. M. Davies was set
Tor hearing on Monday next.
PUBLIC WORKS.
Acting upon the report OF ,he board OF
public works the petition OF Oscar Macy
and others asking that the Kuhrts street
franchise be revoked was filed.
A. Young and others petition in re.
gard to the nuisance in the vicinity OF
Temple, Bonnie Brse street and Bur
lington avenue was referred to the street
superintendent.
The petition Of Gustave Heiman and
others against sidewalking Sand street
was filed.
The ordinance regulating the use of
boilers in the oil district was passed,
The clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for keeping the sprinkling hy.
drsnts in repair.
The street superintendent was in
structed TO extend the storm drain l2O
ieet dihgonally acroqs Wilmer street to
discharge storm water into the rayine.
Ihe engineer was instructed to pre- :
pare an ordinance OF intention for a ce-
ment sidewalk on Thirty.third street.
between Grand avenue and Figueroa
street.
A cross walk was ordered placed on
the south side OF Twelfth street. across
Wall street.
The changing of the grade of Hone
street, between Sixth and Seventh. was
referred to the city engineer.
The engineer was instructed 10 pre-.
pare the ordinances of intention for
grading. graveling and sidewal king
Kensington road from Douglas street to
Bellevue avenue and Douglas street
from Kensington road to the south line
of Edgeware road.
The protest OF &. W. Bel! and others
against the sidewalking'of of the east side
of Hope street between Sixth street
and the Normal school was referred To
the engineer.
The street superintendent was in
structed to construct the followino
crosswslks in the First ward: Across
Baldwin street, east side of Workman !.
across Mozart street. east eide of Chest
nut; across Primrose strest, east aide Of
Slchel across Patrick street, west side
OF Griffin avenue. In the Sixth ward !:
Across Los Angeles street, on the south
SIDE OF Fourteenth; across Los Angeles
street, on the south side of Washington :
across Wall street, on the south side OF
Twelfth; across Thirty-first street.
on the east side of Main, and across
Santee street on the south side of
Washington street. In the Seventh
ward, across Eighth street, on east side
OF Central avenue; across Central ave.
nue. on the south side OF Sixth street !:
across Mateo street, on the north side OF
Seventh street; across Seventh street on
the west eide of Mateo street, In the
Second ward, across Pearl street on the
north side OF Bartlett street; across
Buena Vista street, on the south eide Of
Bernard street. In the Eighth ward
across Garcia street at Commercial
street; across North Main street at Col.
lege street; across Date street at Bouchet
street; across Turner at Vignes street.
and across Wllhardt at Olympia street,
Strohm moved that the street SUPER
intendent remove trees from center of
Fifth street. from Alameda street. The
motion was carried.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The finance committee recommended
rebate of $1.20 to A. Kruse and So to
X. de Veit on account of overcharged
taxes.
The council adjourned to meet on
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