The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-18
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Franchise for New Water Company to
Be Sold
The School District Tax Rates In Detaii--A
New Bridge to Be Built.
Routine Business

AT the meeting of the board of super
visors yesterday the usual claims were
presented, audited and allowed.
Notice of the sale of the franchise for q
proposed water company was ordered
published for ten days. The route of the
proposed pipe line commences on Buena
Vista avenue. at the junction Of the
Rancho Providencia and Scott tract ;
thence south along Buena Vista avenue to
ALAMEDA avenue; thence east and north
west along Alameda avenue to Flower
street; thence along Flower street to the
river; thence southerly over private prop
erty to the Lick tract; thence westerly to
Hollywood also along Vermont avenue.
etc. The franchise is for twenty five years,
to distribute water for domestic and
irrigation purposes i'll the territory above
mentioned.
On motion of Supervisor Hanley, the
matter of the application for the board of
supervisors to make all suitable arrage-
ments for holding the Gardena sanitary
election was referred to the district attor
ney Tor an opinion iii the powers of the
board in the matter.
On motion of Supervisor Hanley. Su-
the broken bridge over Ballona creek,
near Mesmer station, under the emer-
gency clause.
On motion of Supervisor Hay, ". S.
Sawyer was authorized to grade Thirty
seventh street, from Ahrsn's addition to
Rosedale avenue.
The contract and bond of LOWE, Rogers
& Co., for doing certain cement work
on the first floor of the court house were
approved.
transporting children to the Whittier re-
form school was rejected, as was also the
claim of George Wilson for serving sub
poena at San Pedro.
On motion of Supervisor Hanley the
board decided to visit Pasadena and AL
tadena to examine the route of the pro-
posed electric railway.
On motion of Supervisor Hanley, David
Mulrein was awarded the contract for
cement sdewalking and curbing the
county property on Buena Vista street.
W. l. Webbsr was granted permission
to lay water pipe across Thirty eighth
street.
The claim of the society for the preven-
ton of crime for $l5 the amount of a fine
paid by William Nichols of Long Beach.
tor cruelty to animals, was rejected on
the advice of the district attorney.
Following are the school district tax
rates in detail, under the levy for 1886,
which were summarized in the report of
the tax levy published in the Herald
yesterday morning:
Alhambra, Is cents; Artesia, 80 cents
Azusa, 50 cents; Azusa City, IS cents;
Belvedere, 20 cents; Bloomfield, 30 cents;
Calabasas, Is cents; Charter Oak, so
cents: City of Redondo Beach, % cents;
Clearwater. so cents; City OF San Pedro,
10 cents; City of Long Beach, % cents
Crescenta. 10 cents; City of Monrovia,
IS cents; Del Norte, 40 cents; Evergreen,
$l.30; Florence,5 cents; Paramount, 81. 45;
Garvey, 65 cents; Hudson, 90 cents;
Highland Park, 10 cents; Hyde Park. rs
cents; Ivanhoe. $l.20; Inglewood. IS
cents; Lamanda Park, 10 cents; La Can
ada, ~ cents; Lancaster, 60 cents; Lark
ershim, 81 cents; Lemon. 30 cents; Los
Felz IS cents; Los Neitos, 90 cents
Lugo. 10 cents Long Beach, 25 cents
Machado, 90 cents; Monrovia, 65 cents
Morningside, $l.95; Mountain View, 25
cents; Ocean, 40 cents; Pacoima, Sl.s0;
The Palms, So cents; Palmdale, 20 cents
Pasadena City, 80 1-3 cents; Pomona
City. so cents: Palomares, 80 cents
Providencis, Is cents; Pasadena, 30
cents Redondo, 25 cents; Rosedale. 60
cents; Rowland, 10 cents; San Ga briel, 45
cents; Savannah, so cents; San Pedro,
Is cents Santa susanna, cents; Tejunga,
$3.50; Town of Santa Monica, SO 1-3
cents; The Palms, So cents; The Pass.
10 cents; University, cents Vipedale,
cents; Vineland, 50 cents; West Vernon,
$l.90.