San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-16

back to the petitioner to state lOca-
ton.
The assessment committee re-
ported as follows:
John Routledge to correct assess
ment; referred to applicant for
further information. Adopted.
NJ. Friedman to correct assess
mont; granted. Adopted.
E. ID. Nicholson for division of
property; referred back to petit
toner. Adopted.
Lieck estate to have interest re-
mitted on certain taxes; not grant
ed. Adopted.
Julius Means in regard to fixing
up tax list, etc; referred to city at
torney. Adopted.
FIG. Huntress, to correct assess
ment; recommended granted.
Adopted.
George r. Traub, for correction
of assessment; recommended
granted. Adopted.
Charles P. Smith, to pay taxes,
etc; referred back to the petition.
or. Adopted.
Mrs. Bell Crawford, to pay taxes,
ETC.; recommended granted. Adopt
ed.
John b. Hamilton, for correction
OF assessment; recommended
granted. Adopted.
l.. +. Buck and c. NJ. Buck, in
matter of taxes; recommended
that petition be granted. Adopted.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
The special committee to which
was referred the petition of Frank
Grice proposing to buy city prop
erty at the corner of East Com
merce and LOSOyO street, reported
as follows: We recommend that the
mayor be authorized to advertise
for bids for the sale OF the proper
ty, or all bids to be rejected, not
satisfactory.
The special hospital committee
made a report to the effect that
every thing is in readiness for the
bids, and recommended that the
mayor advertise for bids. The re-
port was adopted, Alderman
Daugherty voting "No."
The report recommended that
superin tendent be appointed and
this was objected to by Alderman
Daugherty.
Alderman Mackey, chairman OF
the special committee appointed
to look into the matter of soup
kitchen reported as follows: That
as the ladies are doing good work,
that the mayor be ordered to pur-
chase 800 tickets, to cost $25, out of
the contingent fund; adopted.
The special garbage committee
reported as follows: That they
found a suitable place on the land
owned by the city at the rock
quarry; adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Hoefiing-That the
fence line of block Ii, bounded by
Crockett and Starr streets, remain
as at present; adopted.
Alderman Hoefling-That the
city prisoners be worked under the
direction of the street commission
err, and to proceed to extend San
Pedro avenue as resoluted on some
time ago; adopted.
Alderman Shiner-That S. be
appropriated to pay balance for
material used in erecting cross
walks; adopted.
Alderman Limurger-That pro-
perty owners on Burleson and
Sherman street be ordered to put
down class A sidewalks; adopted.
Alderman A. F. Beckmann-
That the street commissioner have
the iron guard railing of Garden
street bridge on Nillita street re-
tanning wall fastened adopted.
Alderman A. F. Beckmann-
That p. n. Wolfe lay sidewalk on
Nueva street; adopted.
Alderman A. +. BeCkmann-
That the intersection of Martinez
and Presa street be filled up with
gravel; adopted.
Alderman A. +. BeCkmann-
| That the street commissioner take
up One-half of the present bridge
planking across East Sheridan
street on the west side of South
Alamo street, and construct a
crossing with said planks across
South Alamo street; adopted.
| Alderman A. F. Beckmann-
That the street commissioner take
Iup one-half the planking across
abandoned ditch crossing South
Alamo street; adopted. -
Alderman A. F. Beckmann-That
the street commissioner tear up
portion of the old bridge across
abandoned ditch on South Alamo |