The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-19
of 81 on each 500 valuation is hereby appor-
toned TO The funds and accounts known and
DESIGNATED as follows.

When this order was read Supervisor
norman rose and said he had substitute
levy, being in the main the same as the
Finance COmmttee's levy and within the
dollar limit. The substitute order de-
creased the City Hall fund from .0369 to
.0252 ana divided the money between the
Street Department and the Free Public
Library. The extra money in the Street
Department fund was for Surveyor FitZ-
hugh to provide So 900 for surveys. Other
wise he was left out of the levy altogether.
with the exception OF his $500 salary.
SUN this has been done with previous sur
YeyOrs.
Supervisor Denman supported the orig
inal order of the Finance Committee. and
after some discussion a vote was taken,
with the following result: For the Finance
Committees order = Goodwin. Stanton
Kennedy, Refs. Dundon, Hinton. Den
mani. For Supervisor FOrman's order
Rogers, Forman. Day. Ryan,. Absent,
James.
The original tax levy was declared
passed to print by the Mayor.
The application of AdOlph Suiro for an
alternative franchise for street railway
was ordered advertised for thirty days in
accordance with the law. The franchise
calls for the same route as previously asked
for, with the exception that the line goes
from kearny and Pine to Post, TO Taylor.
TO Pine and out Pine to Central avenue.
This alternative franchise was simply
asked for because the Bush-street route
will be declared closed if the Sutter-sJreet
Railroad wins its case.
In the matter of the SutTo franchise the
board passed the following resolution:
ReSotued, That Clement street from Thirty
third 10 Forty eighth avenues, and F0rty-eighth
avenue from Clement street TO the norIherly
line of the United States military reservation,
be and are hereby declared open public streets.
A franchise of an omnibus character,
asked for by the Market-street Railroad
Company. was also ordered advertised In
accordance with the law. When Ad0lph
SutIo heard of it he said it was another
gobbling up of the streets.
The object of the franchise was to pro-
cure connections between the lines of the
company. Mr.. Sutro says it is a combina-
zion of dozen different franchises instead
of one, and that he will fight against its
being granted.
The routes proposed and for which
franchises are asked are as follows
nan; Twenty-siXth, from Folsom to Mis-
sion; First avenue, from Point Lobos tO
California; Montgomery avenue, IRON
Taylor street to its nOrtherly end; Bryant
street, from Twenty-sixth TO Army
Kparnv street, from Pacific to Broadway
SlckelS avenue, from Mission street to
Ocean View: Dolores street, from Marke
A number of property owners were
present and strongly objected to the pro
posed change OF grade on Market street
according to q resolution of intention
passed BY the board. The board, after
hearing a few of the objections to he
urged. set Wednesday morning at II
O'Clock to hear all property-owners on the
subject.
The board set Saturday afternoon, JUNE
! %, as the day to hear applications for cor.
rections of the personal property assess
ment roll.
/ A resolution was passed to print in.
structing the clerk to advertise for bids
| for franchise to lay down aud maintain
/ a pipe or pipes for the purpose of supply
/ ing salt water for the uses of the Market
| street Railway COmpany's railroads ant
machinery. and for the erection of pumps
/ and machinery To maintain and operat
/ the same for period of fifty years in an
| through certain streets of the city ant
| county,