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Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Quf Ser Kan5el oeftorben.
Gin pfarrer wdhreno feiner preoiet pIobIid
pom Gooe credit.
Oopton, o., II. MeGr;

Der 9farrer g, %. SOOper, poTtor an
Der Duntart STRIDE in Go1ege Ctr, unb
W}ttglteo Der 5irma 9oober unb @aines,
purbe 9eitern Nbenb, als er pie getp06nLfe6
prebigte, pl0bli6 auf Der &an5el bonn Iooe
credit. Gr bate gerabe bic Morte gefpro6en:
elmer na9 Dem Nnberen mirb Qbberufe ct"
al5 fetn &opf auf bic 8ruf 1ant uno man
t4n letie fagen b0rte: incline @ebanfen per-
pirren fi6." SIM ndbften Mugenbltd bra6
er auf Der &an3el tobt ~3u1anmen. Ser
pl0Bli3e 3obeSfau rief natirltb bic gr0Bte
Nufregung Aerbor, unb es fo1gte cine err
i4iitternbe @cene, als Die Srau bes tobten
PfarrerS bergebens Deriu6te, t6ren Oatten
ms 2eben 3uriid5urufen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
baben ftd p~erftdnoi9t.
Grubenbeiiber uno lrbciter einieen fid, uno
feds hunoert mann it1o heute moreen
wteoer sur Qrbeit ee9aneen.

@fortsburg, 80. 3d., -, Mdr3,
g}a3 elmer 8erat6ung, pelde Die gauge
Na4t 0ouerte, BADEN Die 8ei6dft5fit6rer
Der Btnnidinnid, 8len Sals un6 Sarnlm
8rlt6en nit ibren Mrbeitern cine Nereinz
barung errei4t, unb beute Morgen febrten
feds bunbert Monn CUR Nrbeit 6uriid. Die
@rubenbeftber BADEN ibnen 35 Gents fir Die
Some beDt1tgt, unb on0ere Gtrettfrugen
nurben ebenfo1s beigelegt, Der prai5 fir
&o4len 1T in lebter 3eit beoeuteno geitiez
gen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
uniere Shmub= Strafen.
Ias Dem Seri6t elmer JnipeFtorin Ger Gipic=
federation.

6rou u, 6. Baul, Die @anttdt5inipef
torin Der GiOic federation, bat Dem 9ns1iber
De8 SanttGtscDmites Der federation, 0errn
@bob, einen 8eridt iiber Die Strabcnreiniz
gung in berf9tebenen Marbs Der Siibfette
abgeftdttet, tpel9er mtrtli9 haarftrGltbenhe
Mngaben iiber Die fanitGren 3uItGnbe ieaer
Marbs ent6Glt. Die in 8etru9t fomrlenben
WarDs 1in0 Die g., Die 90, 30. unb 81, tiir
tpel6e Der @ontraft fir Die 3eintgullg Ter
9traBen an 90. 6orrington bergeben 1T.
Na9 benz 8eri6te Der Srau Paul ldBt
Der Gontrattor 9arrington, troboem er ItA
BON Der Stabt bs3ablen lGBt, abfolut feinen
6trei6 Nrbeit fir Die @tabt t6uH. Die
MIsbs in ienen @arbs 1eien bu9ftIhlit5 nit
unratb boGgefi4t, unb Die Mntpo6ner fino
ratAz unb 6ilflOs. 6rau Paul erbtst3t Tt9,
ben 91d9Det8 3u erbringen, DaB auf ben
ftGotif6en 3a6Ititen Qeute aus biefen Warbs
ite6en, bic feinen Singer fir bic Stubt rib
rem, SnIpeftoren, Die ibre Marbs aur In
fpt3iren, II. +. 10.
Sir Die f9duoer6aften 3uitGnbe in ienen
Warbs ma9t 5rau Saul in eri tier 2inie bic
Nrt Der Gontraft=8 ergebung pe~raripoc~
lid. Die gontrdfte tperben benz nie0tiQTten
8ieter 3uge1 9lagen, unb 5tpar, 81 45relIen,
fir ipel6e Der betreffenbe @ontra3tor Die
itbernommenen Nr5eiten nibt au3fiibren
tann. Die @laufel, baB, tpenn Der Gpntrafz
tor Die bon i'm iibernDmmenen Mar05 ni1t
rein 4dlt, otes BON Der Stabt auf Soften
Der SGumigen beforgt ptrb, lit nur eine
leere 5orm. 0a5 gan5e @btem miFTe ur1=
g%eGnoert tperoen, tpenn mir pirfl;9 RENE
StraBen BADEN pollen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Strofenraub an Ger Ga9esoronun9,
Die 6eeenoepon Cripple Greet Don Soroiten
unitder eemadt.
GrtppleGreet,G o1., -. m}Gra.

Sn ben leBten a3t unb pier3ig Gtun6en
BADEN in Der @egenb BON Cripple Greet
flint Raubanfdlle ftattgefunben, @~jeiteru
Nbenb murbe bic bieripGnniqe, BON N[fmon
fommenoe Boittuti6e bon bret @traBenrduz
bern iiberfaqen. Der &uti9er bie0 iebo6
ouf feline Bferoe 1os, Der 8anbtbt, mel6er
BEN elben in bic 3iigel g%efa0en mar, wdrDe
~nteoergelpOrfen unb iiberfabren. Die Stro=
B%enrGuber 3eigten ibre 3eooIper, benubten
biei elben aber ni9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
6ufommenftof pom Oanpfern.
Der Dampfer Gooortou bel Seody Reoo i'm
en9Iiihen Canal pom Oompfer Queen
Olga in oen 6runo eebobrt.
QDnbDn, II. M2Gra.

Die 0umpfer, tpeG6e geftern Nodt aft
Der 9obe BON 8eo6D 6eo0 5ufamm4nYieBtn,
iino Die Queen Olga" bpn 6am6urq, un6
Der nGo0orton" bpn SmDrna na4 Gonbo1
beitirnmt, Der rGaoorton" nur6e in osn
@runb gebobrt, ober fdmmtIi9e 2eute an
8Orb purben g~erettet, Ser uGdDDrtna"
mar i'm Sabre 1880 in Seem Gaitle, %no,
lamb, gebaut tporben, un0 bate 1902 Som
men 8ebQlt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
WiiufdJen keiue galiiu1ouferen2.
0Iit9lieoer Ser Berltner Kauf
mannsf6aft poIIen 9eoen Ole
8%erufune Ger minSconfe=
renS petitiontren,
Deroen ieoO6 fdwerIi9 GrfoIe oamit hoben
Qpnbon, IL. W}Gr3

Qonbon, II. Mtdr5.
Qus Berlin nirb benz STANDARD" be-
rtdtet, DaB &aifer Milbelm BON Marf9aq
b, 8ieberitein, benz Mtniiter bes Musndr=
ttgen, einen 8ertdt iiber Die lange 8era=
tbung erbalten bat, pel6e berfelbe bor eini=
gen Sagen nit Dem britif9en 8otI9after
Sir Goparb W}alet unD Dem iapanif9er
8eIanbten bate.
Die dlteren MitgIieber Der 8erIiner Saul
mannsf9aft BADEN beI6lofen, Dem Get9s=
taoe unb benz &an3ler 9o6enlobe cine pez
tttion gegen bic 8eruf lung elmer Min5conz
feren3 gu unterbretten. 9te1elbe tptrb ie=
bod pabrf4einli3 BON Der Regierung feline
8ea3t1ng finoen, 0a biefelbe eifrigit bamit
~6efbGftigt TT, Elm Programm fir jene Gon=
fere15 gu entperfen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
1bres l1tanne5 8ru0er.

Inter ben geitern ertpirften Sei.ot5g.
I9einen befinbet ii6 Elm fir Stto 0iron
"a unb Munie Groq, % Sabre ait. aus r.
Iteuter. Nnnie @roG lit Bic Mtttfpe zines
8aiugier8 bes perungGiidten Oampfers
nGlbe" unb Otto @rol tit befen 8rlDsr.
5rau @roG bat 6 8inber unb 1T Die 8eiikcz
rim bes 8affeingebdubes go. 1925 IS. ctr.
in ipel4em ie eth GrocerpzG ef9Gft betrei6t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Ourh eiren BIutbuno' ou~f9efpurt.
Die m0roer oes SaIuhun irthes 6iron in 5oft
9etornn1e1.
Mpnfe- GoI.- II. m1r:

Sc 1inb neun Staliener unter Der Nn@
flage Derbaftet tporben, einen 6alubntpirt6
g}amen5 u, s. 0irfDn, auf Der 2anOf raBe
ermorbet gu baben, sic nurben bur9 eiz
men 8lutbun0 oufgefpiirt; mebrere Der Ser
bafteten baben ousgeiagt, baB 2Dren5o Oaz
ndino, elmer oerIel6en, ben t00tli4en S6Iag
fiihrte.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Wdre gar ntdDt libel.
uahridt bon einem 8e1ude oes
Koiiers nit grocer Beeleitun9
BEL Bismarf.
DiefeIbe miro jeood nidt redt e%eeIaubt.
Qeip.aio. u. Mdra.

Sin bieftges @enIationsblatt beribtet.
boB Der Safer Die AbfiAt bat, benz Sirften
8ismard nit ben fatierlt9en 9rtn3en, unb
in 8egGeitung fGmmtli4er 5taatSminifter
unb ben Mitgliebern oes 8unbesratbes, in
5rieori9srube einen 8eburtStogbe3u9 ab3uz
@ftatten. Serner betBt es in ienem 8latte,
oaB Der Safer BEL Der @elegenbett Dem Nltz
rei4stan5ler ben Sitel 9o6eit per1eiben
tpirb. Ser g3u9ri6t mirb penig @laube
aeI@enft.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Ptnter9au9ener 6etitli9er.
paitor u. mlathcs Don Ger Gu. Seruialems;
Kirde crwtrft DcrhoftsbefehIe 9eeeu
DerIeumoer.

8ator q, Mot6es BON Der ebang,= 1utb.
Seruialemz8ir6e, on Der Gde Don 8urling
u1o WtQOn Str. gelegen, bat Oor &i9ter
8eriten &erbaftsbefeble gegen @iQiam
WieDenrptb unb @eOrge 9Om6erg erpirtt,
Gr bei6uEbigt Die 8eiOen, ODn inn unter
falf4en @orfpiegelungen unteritiiBung err
langt 81 baben, unb baB fte i'm BEL ben Sc
metnoemitglieOern perleumbeten. Die Ser
4%anolung 1T auf ben Is, Ndr3 angeiebt
Die beiOen Nngeflagten butten bebauptet
BON PoitOr Sobn bon Der ct. BaulS=
&tr4e gefanbt morben gu iein.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Stdotiihes.
Oas DIETER.

0ptifer ateine, rs @aT6inetOn Str,
beri6tet fir Chicago bic folge1ben 8aro>
meter unb 2bermometeritdnbe:
lin 8 1br 80, nm 9 ubr "a, Inn 10
u6r IS, nm IL ltbr 36 unb UNI II 119r
So @raD, 8arometeritanb nm 8 ubr Morz
gems 29,4O, I'M II ubr Mittaes 1886.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Des Woroes fhuIot9 befuuoen.
moreen weroen 3pei nloroer in murphreess
boro sum Gooe perurtheiIt werocr.

murp6reesbOro, Sn,, -, Mdr5.
Tronf Sefferfon unb 9op 9enberfoa, Die
M0rber BON Sames Sopb, finb DEG Ser
bre9enS I6ulbtg ~befun0en tporben, un0 lDer~
ben morgen berurtbeiGt perben, baiel6e am
9algen 81 buBen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Cine Gbot Der Der5wetf1un9.
Cine NIT elmer 6cridtsflo9e beorohte 6rar
p%er9tftet fid.
@Ibert. Gal.. II. M}ur3,

6rau 5ront GDinger, neIde bon einem
J}a9barn, NIT Dem fte in Streit geratDen
mar, NIT elmer &lage beOrObt puroe, nd3m
etne Yortion @trD9nin, unb CAB au4 ibrem
lteben1d3rigen Sobne baDon, Die Mutter
1tarb, aber Der &nabe pirb pieper 6arge1teQt
tper0en,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Gin alter uno fdmerer Deteran &c
itorben.
Der fhwerite Iann in Berry Co., NO., i'm
Qlter Don 90 Johreu 1to init einem 6e.
widte bon 425 pfullo setorben.
n, &c.,, II. M}dr7.

Ser ettpa ie6s5tgidbrtge %, 6, GpT5=
man, Der f4perite Mann in 9enrp Gou1rt9,
1T geitorben, @r mar 8tp01f Sabre lara
TriebenSri6ter in bieier @tabt, unb 9e63rie
tpd6renb bes 8irgerfrieges Der 5r9:lpilli=
genarmee an. 8or t~penigen Monaten no6
batte Der 8er1torbene bas nt6t u~nbeosuteuOe
9etpt9t ppn 1925 Pfuuo.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Srieffoften.

80. $. = Die beiben OpernTdnger sSSeau
unb Gbuaro be Hes5te iinb poIniI6Siu0i13c
MbftQmmung, SIR 9roBDater, melder HeiB
6ieB, mar Elm Mafler un0 ibr Gater bereits
10 reid, DAP er ii9 ben NbeI tauFen tonnte.
Sean, Der 2enor, 1T fdon iber so Sabre
alt
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Gi9euthumlides urtbetI,
meeen OiebtobIs ron orei Dollars u,,o elmer
werthIofen uhr 3l IebensIdn9Ii6er
0udthausfrafe pcrurtPcilt.
pembtna 80. g., -, MGr3,

III 10 % II UEaT3'
9eiern nurben SamesYOung pnb George
@larf, tpel6e bon einem Manns, NanierS
9orris, bes StroBenrau6es 6e7hulbt9t rpo%
rem, inbem er bebauptete, baB ite ibm So
in baarem @elbe unb cine pertbloIe ubr 0ez
Itoblen bdtten, gu elmer ollem Nnidetne NOD
Dem @ergeben in fetner Mei1e entfpre6enoen
Sirafe OerurtbeiGt. Oielelbe beitano ndntz
lid in lebenstdngli4er Ginipsrrung i'm
3u9t6au5e.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
RefpeftabeIes bitter.
Die GIteite Srou in Connecticut hat ihreu los.
Geburtsta9 oefetert.
RnrnnIf- Gnnn.. IL. MGra.

Jrau Peter McGlostep, unter TreunDen
unter Dem G}amen nSante 8etfD4 befonnE,
bat Ioeben ibren los, @eburt5tag %gefeiect.
Trau NcGlo5teD foU bic dlteite Jrau in
State fem, unb befinbet fib mod i'm ooQen
8eiiBe t6rer @eiitesfrGfte, sic war in
SQuqdtud qeboren.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Die Jnfur9enten in Cuba.
l1rterhanolunoen NIT DEM General Gapttdn
me9en Giniteahng Der 6einofeli9fetteu.
30 II mGrz

Nus 6aoana etngetroffene pribot6epez
k6en meloen, bob bic Siibrer be8 Mufton6es
bon 1884, pel4e ii6 Der ieBigen Rebolution
|1nf Cuba dngef4lohen BADEN, nit Dem Sc
neruG@G apitdn GaieQa negen @in7teQuno
her SFeinbieligfeiten, unb Der Nusltsferltso
her Maffen Der Sniurgenten in 8erat6u11G
E4phen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Beoeutenoes Seuer.
Se6s perfonen pprIett, elmer oerieIben
t0otlih.
MiInaufee, IL. MGr3.

III ! Z y y :" = III 1TFVFN1F
8on @auppn melOet cine BrtOatoepei Ne,
baB bort beute morgen Elm bebeutenbes 6euer
T~tattfanb unb buB pdbreno bethlehem feds
8erionen, cine ber1elben t0btIid, perleBt
purDen. Ser bur9 baS Seuer angeri9tete
9daben betrdgt gegen $4,000
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Gen. Porri1on's 5efnoen better.
CT fonnte bcreits eeftern oos 8ett perIafen.

Snbtanapo1ts, II, Mdra.
9uS 8eftnben bes Generals Sen. 0arriz
ion fat 1ib beute morgen bebeutenb ge6elz
fert, Den geltrigen Sag bra6te er meiitens
ouBerbalb bes 8ettes 81 uno feline Na4trnbe
par cine quite.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
miIbeIm %er0fnet oie Sibuno.
Observation-Disclosures 2usihu6 oes Stats:
rathes in 8eratluue,

oe1tte g}d9mtttag UNI Elm l15r bat Der
|ooi{er Mal6elm Die @tBung bes %lanbpirtb=
S@1fflihen Nu8f6uheS DeS @taat5rat6e5
%ffnet, nelbe CUR 8eratbung bon lonoz
airt6f daftlt9en 3eformen berufen looroen
hpqr.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
fret0efprohen.
Oret Sabre 6utthaus.

@bparb &eiGp unb 6rant 6oparo MUIR
ben beute Morgen por 8i6ter 8urfe Der 8ez
r%oubung bon 9enrp @Lop f4ulDig %befunoen
uno gu brei SSabren 3u9t6aus Derurt6eilt.
Der l1eberfaQ auf Sian fanb 9i1ter rem
6ous, 43 Guftom 9oufe Yldce, ftatt. 8eioe
@ngetlagten tpurben frii6er zines Worolnz
griffs f4ulDig befunOen urO 6aben 3ohtz
rei4e 8rtoepellfrafen abgeieIen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12

som !Se1te gao9mittog fte6t lei6tet @6neez
IN Nusft9t, unb gegen Nben6 1oQ IS
ffG Gti peroen. Sir morgen tit {90ne8 urtb
ealteres Wetter angeIagt, BET @iooltptnb,
yer 1Pdter nom Nprbtpefte1 umf6GGdt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Der Carl Don 826borou9b 9e=
ftorben.
2onbon, IL, W}dra.

NpnDo1l, Il. NfdT3.
Ser Carl BON 8ei1borOug6 lit getorben.
s5reberid, @eorge, 8r06d1on pDuIDubl, Der
fe6fte Carl BON 8e7bOrougb, 'purbe i'm
Sabre 1916 geboren; er purbe III 0arrOn
er3ogen unb bel u9te bas Srinit9 G0Qege
in Cambridge. @r tpar SriebenSridtec unb
Deputy ieutenant fir &iltennp, Srlanb.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12
Sdiffsnadrtdten

2InoeFommen:
Nen Oort: Berlin" bon GDutbamp=
ton.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-12

AbenbbIatt l Gent, 6 Gents Die @o9e.
The herald., 1895-04-02
SEWER COr1MITTEE'S REPORT

The sewer committee reported as fol-
lows:
Recommend that the water overseer be
instructed to connect zanja No. l with
the sewer at Seventh street, and to place
a sand chamber at the point OF said con-
nection. Adopted.
Recommend that the city engineer be
instructed to prepare and present the
necessary ordinance of intention for the
construction of a sewer on Third street,
from Figueroa street to Fremont avenue,
and on Fremont avenue, from Second to
Third streets, in accordance with petition
No. 321 from H. w. X. Bent. Adopted.
= Recommend that protest No. 80 from
E. Mouton ct al, against the construc-
ton of a sewer on kuhrts street be re-
ferred to the board of health. Adopted.
In the matter of petition No. 237 from
Henry T. Gage ct AL. asking that public
sewer be constructed commencing at
First street on Boyle Heights avenue
thence along Boyle Heights avenue to
Fourth street; thence along Fourth street
to make connection with the outfall
sewer, we recommend that an eight-inch
sewer be laid on SAID streets and that
they also be cui bed with a cement curb
and sidewalked with a cement sidewalk
and that the city engineer be instructed
to prepare ana present an estimate of
cost OF the proposed work, and if the
same exceeds the amount prescribed by
law, then to present the necessary ordin-
ance of intention for doing the work.
Adoptpd
The herald., 1895-04-02

koepfli representing the Fiesta commit
tee, called on me Friday and protested
vigorously against the passage of this or
dinance. There have been innumeTable
protests in addition to these, but | mem
zion the protest of these gentlemen for the
reason that it was an official one, author
lied by the Fiesta committee. Laid on the
table.
In the matter of allowing the Cudahy
Packing company to connect with the
city lighting circuit, | am of the opln-
ion that this is matter with which che
city has no concern. We have a contract
with the lighting company to furnish us
a given amount of light. If they do this
1t is OF no Importance to the city who else
may procure light from the same circuit.
Filed
In the matter of the excavation
at the northwest corner of Spring and
Ninth streets, l would advise that the
owner of the premises, who | believe
is Mr.. Richard Garvey, be notified to inn
medlately construct and build a sidewalk
around the lot from the curb line to the
property line, according to specifications
TO be furnished by the city engineer. If
the owner refuses to comply with the or
der, | would advise tina you instruct the
city engineer to prepare specifications for
doing this work under the general street
law, and order the same done. Adopte d.
In the matter of petition of Alfred
moore, L WOulu ADVISE that tnlS petlllOn
be referred to the board of public works or
some other committee where Mr.. Moore
can be heard. Referred to the board of
public works.
In the matter of the petition of Frank
Mccoy, referring to laundry on South
Flower street, | have consulted the build
ing inspector and some of the property
owners and have been unable to lind any
one who is willing to swear to "a COM
plaint alleging that this laundry was
erected after our ordinance prohibiting
the erection of laundries under certain
conditions became law. Until that ordi-
nance became a law there was nothing to
prohibit the erection of this laundry. l
am willing at any time to issue a COM
plant to anyone who will swear that the
laundry was erected after the ordinance
became law. Filed.
| have prepared and herewith present
an ordinance calling an election Tor May
Sd, submitting to the people the question
of issuing bonds for park improvement
and other purposes. Adopted.
| would advise that petitions 251, 25S,
276 and 277, for leases to city lands be
referre to the city clerk, with whom
l will consult. Referred to city clerk.
The herald., 1895-04-02
FINANCE COMMITTEES REPORT

The finance committee reported as FOL
lows:
Recommend that the report of the city
auditor on the condition OF the funds for
the week ending March 9th and the week
ending March 16tn, 1895, be filed.
Adopted.
In the matter of petition No. 255 from
W. l. Hull, making return OF S3. l6 on
account of erroneous assessment Tor the
year 1894 the city assessor having report
ed to this committee that the statements
contained in sad communication are cor
rect and that said refund be allowed, we
recommend that the petition be granted
and that upon the filing OF proper de-
mand drawn upon the tax fund of 1s94-95
the sum OF 1915 be returned to the petl-
toner. Adopted.
Recommend that petition No. BIG from
the high school students be filed.
Adopted.
Recommend that the demand of X. II.
Allen for So returned by the mayor with
out his approval be cancelled Adopted
Recommend that communication NO.
31S from Ii. f. Thye, offering to take
charge of, furnish all labor and keep IN
working order the city fire alarm system
for the sum of $125 per month, be referred
to the board of fire commissioners Re-
ferred as suggested.
In the matter of petition No. $50 from
Wonder Lobe Il Werdin, asking that the
street superintendent be instructed to re
turn to them the sum of $40 deposited Tor
permit for laying sidewalk, we recon-
mend that the petition be granted and
the street superintendent instructed to
return said deposits, provided the peti-
tioners have complied with all the require
ments of the specifications as they exist
ed at the time of making said deposits
This recommendation is made with the
understanding that said specifications did
NOT require the contractors to bring the
entire sidewalk from curb line to proper
ty line to grade. Adopted.
Recommend that petition No. BIZ from
c.. f. Kuhl be referred to the board OF
police commissioners.
Recommend that petition No. 3lS from
J. Mesmer at al in reference to ordln-
ance prohibiting street cryers', be re-
ferred to the city attorney for his opinion.
Referred to the city attorney.
Recommend that the contractor for
street sweeping be instructed to file sup
elemental bond in the sum OF $1,000.
Adopted.
The herald., 1895-04-02
PETITIONS AND PROTESTS

The following petitions and protests
were presented and referred to applopri-
ate committees:
3 By property owners asking to grade
and improve Sixth street between Coro :
nado and the west city limits. by private
contract.
By William Lipp, asking the correction
or cancellation OF an erroneous assess
ment.
BY R. W. Poindexter, to clear the gut
ters at the intersection of Adams and
Main streets.
BY Z. w. Jones, asking for better atten-
tion to the removal of garbage.
By L. n. Breed ana other property
owners. protesting against sewer on Breed
street, between First street and Brooklyn
avenue.
By J. M. Riley, asking to have set aside
the assessment for sewerin9 Eleventh
street and ordered the street superlntend-
ent to issue new one.
Bv the Northwest improvement asso
citation, protesting against the passage of
an ordinance relating to the manufacture
OF bricks in certain district claiming it
would be nuisance.
By A. A. Wurtz and others, asking for
< nun Der of crosswalks.
BY o. L. Hoppperstead, protesting
against the closing OF Connecticut street.
By property owners on Third street and
Fremont avenue, protesting against a
sewer on Third street, between Figueroa
,treet and Fremont avenue and Fremont
venue between Third and Second streets
By John A. Rice, asking permission to
onnect his dwelling at the corner OF Pearl
nd Fifth streets with the Pearl street
ever.
BY property owners on Second street,
etween Alameda street and Santa Fe
venue, protesting against widening the
Feet to eighty feet but to widen 1T to
Rty feet.
ketition by Mrs. Emelne Childs and
er property owners to pave Main street
Aeen Tenth and Twelfth streets by
Ate contract with hydraulic cement
oxen stone concrete base, with as
u surface. Referred to the board
ic works.
superintendent of street sprinkling
report. showing that there are in
/, 212 sprinkllnt hydrants. some in
condition The contractor has fifty
aons all in good condition, and $50
ad of mules and horses. He asked tor
q as many more bydrants as possible
fsrring to the 5000 bcycllsts in the city
= object to street spIinkling on the
ved streets. he suggested that the paved
lets be swept at night without sprnk-
IL. He also suggested that the con
,ctor be furnished with fifteen feet of
The herald., 1895-04-02

Wall paper Sc, TIC per roll. 1928 s. Spring
The herald., 1895-04-02
CITY ENGINEERS REPORT

The city engineer reported as follows:
| herewith submit specifications for
the con struction of about 7S0 feet OF y
inch cement concrete pipe Ill zanla NO. 3,
between Twelfth and Newton streets.
Refe rred to the board of public works.
Ordinance of intention, to grade and
gravel and gutter and crosswalk with red
wood curb on Kane street between Fire.
mont avenue and Bonnie Brae street.
Ordinance adopted.
In the matter OF the protest and petition
of w. 5. DeVan and others protesting
against the present grade of Grand ave-
nue. between Temple and Court streets
and asking for dffernet grade, | find
upon examination that the petition
represents a majority of the frontage
winch will be affected by the new grade
pettioned for, provided b. f. Coulter
has authority to sign the name of Mrs.
S. E.Gavin to said petition. find moth
ing on file in the city clerks office to
show said authority us is required by
law. LAID Oh the able.
Final ordinance changing and estab-
fishing the grade of New Jersey avenue
from Echandia street to st. Louis street.
Ordinance adopted.
Final ordinance establishing the grade
Fourth street from Soto street to Lavena
street. Ordinance adopted.
Final ordinance establishing the grade of
of the alley between Burlington avenue
and Bonnie Brae street and from Seventh
street to Orange street. Ordinance
adopted
Final ordinance establishing and
changing the grades OF Pennsylvania ave
nue. from Michigan avenue to Lopez street
and Echandia street from Michigan ave-
nue. to Pleasant avenue Ordinance
adopted.
l.herewith present for ADOPTION by your
body (under subdivision II section I,
of AN act to provide for work upon streets
etc. the assessment maps OF the sewering
OF Eleventh street from Burlington ave-
nue. to Alvarado street and the sewering
of Ingraham street from Bixel street to
Kin street Filed