The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-22
THE ROUTINE.


Matters.
This land committae'a reconsmsndx-
ton that the dssd from Stephen G.
Hu obsll ct ux. for land for tho opening
of an alley in the Wsstlske Park tract
be accspted, snd the city clerk be in
ssructsd to recoid the same, wac
ad opted.
The deed from Milton Thomas fer land
for the benefit OF Grand avenue WAS &C.
ceptsd end the city clerk instructed to
record tho same.
The desd irop, John Sutcliff and wife
for the opening of Ell alley in Boyle
Heights was accepted and the city clerk
instructed tc record tho same.
The demands still unpaid on tho
bridge painting work done by the old
council. amounting to $937.9l, and max
irg the total coet Of painting the two
bridges $500 81. were allowed.
Ths clerk wac instructed to notify the
electric light company to remove The
electric light mast at the southwest cor.
ner of Alameda and Commercial streets
to thu northeast corner OF the same
strests.
The bearing OF the protest against the
widening of Broadway between Ninth
and Tenth streets was set for next Mon
day at 2 o'clock.
Tho pntition from A. Workman AK
ing that sewer district be formed to
connect Boyle avenue with the main
sewer that runs through Hollerbeck
arroyo was denied.
The protest from G. D. Plank ct al,
against q sewer being constructed on
Second street the northwest corner OF
lot 80 CT thu Workman & Hollen heck
tract and st. Louis street was granted,
and the proceedings commenced orr
dered abandoned.
The Recommendation OF the city clork
"a custodian of the city hall, regarding
tbs details OF the janitor work in the
city hall requiring enc man to be on
duty in the evening. was adopted.
The new chemical engines were &C.
copied
The Walker patent fush tanks we're
adopted by the council for use in sewer
work hereafter. and bond given by
MIR. Walker guaranteeing the tanks for
five years.
The mayor was requested to return
the ordinances for sidswslking Pasadena
avenue bstween Wells and Hamilton
streets without approval.
The bid OF Friek Bros. to furnish and
lay rs inch cement pipe in zanje on
Main atreet, from Jefferson street to the
city charter boundary. in accordance
with plane and specifications on file in
the offs OF the city clerk, at 561a cents
per linesl foot, and three brick wells for
500. YVES accepted, and the city attor-
ney instructed to prepare aud present
ha ntrp. a,.H
tor.
Tho bid OF @. 7. Sutton to furnish and
lay 30 inch cement pipe for Esnj, G.l,
between Sotello and MesnaSer strests,
and about $50 feat of redwood flame;
cement pipe at 90 cents per foot, end
fame for 1913 complete, was also nc
copied and the city attorney instructed
to prepare end present tho necessary
contract and bond.
The Evening Express was awarded
the contract for city printing at 10 cents
per inch, nonpa-en type, each inser-
| ton,
Bids were received for furnishing BIZ
luminous rock from Loon Levi at 80 per
ton and W. G. Hughes at $3.50 per
ton.
Bids on sewering the alley between
Ingrsham aud Seventh strests were re-
csived from J. +. White. 81 So per foot
for the aewer complete; Prick Bros,
Sl.21; NJ Zurretti. 81 20.
The city Assessor was allowed three
deputies al 500 per month.
HEARING PROTESTS.
The hearing OF the protest on the
for one week.
A hearing was had of the professionals
against the com missioners' report GA
opening and widening Vignes atreet,
and tho protest denied.
The report of tho comm iseioners was
accepted.
The protect against the Aan street
sewer was denied.
BECAUSE 1T RAINED
A. j. Goucher was granted 40 days
additional time to complete hi5 work on
the extension OF Ingfgham street, Lucas
avenue and Winner etreet.
d. F. Donesan was granted 40 daya'
extention OF time ON his Belmont ave-
nue. work.
Il. A. Grant was granted 20 days on
the Pao Alto streetwork.
ID. f, Donegan was given 80 days on
his Broadway work.
Mr.. Hughes wsa given 10 days OK
tension On tho aewer work on Washi ng-
ton and Figusroa streetl.
THE MAYORS APPOINTMENTS
A message from the mayor was re-
ceivsd appointing the following board
OF health: Drs. NJ L. Moore. f. r.
Smith. S. S. Salisbury and Carl Kurtz.
The appointments were approved.
The mayor sent message appointing
w. w. Everett police clo'k in place OF
Joseph +. Chambers, resigned. The
appointment was approved.
ORDINANCES PASSED.
An ordinance wac passed for grading,
crawling, guttering and laying a side
walk Oh Sixteenth street, between Main
etrest and central avenue.
The demands of leborers in the street
House Wanted.
Priced about $1,000 with moderate cash pay
ment and balance III $l5 or $50 per month. We
hav, 10 all nar yyav m 1 IN M mi sp