The herald., 1894-02-07
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS.

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filed for specified time put in by the
commissioners
City Attorney West--No sir.
Hunt moved that the report be re-
ferred to the president, to report on at
the next meeting.
The city attorney offered to file a
written report on the matter.
The motion to refer and postpone was
carried.
The street superintendent reported
receipts for January: From cesspools,
$SS; water taps, So; manure, $3.50.
The quarterly report of the city clerk
from November LIST to February LIST was
filed, as follows:
GENERAL FUND.
Receipts: Amount on hand November
1st, $l7S.97; dog tax, $24; license.
$l546.S5; general tax, $5641.1S; cess-
pools, $28l; personal property tax,
$l12.12; recorders fines, S11; total,
Expenditures: City treasurer, 1882. 10;
marshal, 1884; attorney. 5000; clerk,
9341 S5; recorder, $50; chief fire de-
partment, $l675; case of Marquis
against city, $50 So; printing,
5000; telephone, $l4.S5; suction
hose, $54; compound for fire en-
gine, $l6 80; charges for Babcock
extinguishers, SIS; packing for engine
honse, $3.50; stationery, $4.l5: repair
ing harness, 1920; rolled feed, 1855;
hay, $50 65; feeding prisoners, $3.50;
black mithing, $11.S0; lumber, 1922 10;
special police, 1925; hall rent, $67 80;
health officer, s43 80; night watchmen.
$453. $50; coal, 1880. 25 surveying, 81. 30;
trees, 81; three quilts. 1910: carpenter
ing, 81 IS; Interpreting, $3.50; burying
dogs, So; hardware, 81; oil, grease and
soap, $40. 10; hitching rack, $15; repair
ing police badges, 70 cents; cleaning en-
CINE house. So; drugs, 1925; horse
shoeing, $l7.75; driving sewer wagon,
sos; asphaltum pipe, $3.50; keys, 20
cents. Total, s5S0l 95; balance in gen.
eral fund, s1982.l8.
wATER-woRKs FUND.
Receipts--Amount on hand November
1st. $l.l0; water and water taps,
sl643 25; general tax, $40l92S; total,
1864. SO.
Expenditures - Extensions, $19015;
hardware, 5000; water taps, 1915;
engineer az water-works. $3.50; Gil,
$50. 70; water bonds 70 and 70, interest
and coats, $463l. 40; extinguishing fres,
SOS; water pipe, So; digging ditch,
SSH total, $5304 80; balance in fund,
s359.73.
STREET FUND.
Receipts-Genersl tax, $S737. 80.
Expendtures-Ba due treasurer
November LIST. 1893; driving city teams.
s47325; driving sewer wagon. SAL;
street superintendent, $165.25; gas,
slO14 65; water of Fifth street, So; hay,
$l43. 70; engineer at power house, $500;
digging ditch, $10.75; chief fire depart
ment, So. So; total, $2352 SO. Balance in
street fund, $l3S4.32.
ORDINANCES.
The usual ordinance providing for the
annual assessment of the city by county
officials was introduced and referred to
the city attorney.
The resolution providing for q cement
sidewalk on South Main street was
finally passed, including the specifics-
tions.
An ordinance was introduced provid-
ing for public pound and the duties of
the poundmaster.
Referred to the city attorney and Mr..
Whitson.
BILLS ALLOWED.
This following bills were allowed: W.
H. Spurgeon. $3.50; H. Neill, $40;
Thomas Clifford, $40; Spangler & John
son. IS 80; E. P. Stafford, 1885; Santa
Ana Gas company, $267. 10; J. M. Chris
man, $500; Matthews & Bosbyshell $40;
J. Balzhauser, $l6.40; Newport Wharf
and Lumber company, $2S7 go; S. S.
Finley, 1920; Telephone company,
$1215; G. II. Parker, $6.15; j. New
man, $1.10; Wuest, Pride & Co., $50. IS;
Charles Yost. $25; A. Bila, s71.15; N.
B. Whitney, 1925; M. ]. Wilmer, sl.65;
Bristol & Rowley, 20 cents; H. Carpen-
ter, SO; Wallace & Turner, 55 cents;
George Bessonette, 81; j. L. Allen,
$3.50; R. j. Andrews, $3.50; Kueblee
Bros, $45; HI. Neill, $3.50; d. L. Math-
ews. A. N. Garter. $7.85; A. J. Free
man, $3.50; M. G. Cooper, 81; A. Cum.
mings, SO; E. w. Garter, SOLO; J. G.
Jackson, So; Union H. and M. company.
$4S.55; Acme Iron works, s3l.s0; Crane
company. $50; j. M. Griffith, 50; I'll. E.
Smith, So; F. P. Hickey, 1928; J. Q.
Jones, rs cents; John McFadden, $13.15,
and the usual salary bills.
The store room formerly occupied by
D. F. Jones for undertaking psrlors is
being reftted to be used for grocery
store by Swanner & Son.
D. Il. Sterling of Los Angeles was in
our city today on business.