San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-15
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: over. The following petitions wer
4 read:
4 Central Sewer Pipe company
4 proposal to sell lot OF sewer pip
that had not come up to the speci
fications, at greatly reduced rate
Referred to the city engineer tt
report what portion OF that lot wa!
fit foruse.
Invitation to attend the opening
ceremonies of the st. James A. M
E. church, Oct. %; accepted.
w. T. Warton to establish meat
market; granted.
G. ID. Christian, remission OF a
fine; referred.
Trustees of Ben Milan home, to
be allotted space on Milan square
to build a home thereon; referred
to the parks committee and city
attorney.
| l.. Kunkel, for building permit
referred.
| F. Castillo, remission of a fine /;
referred.
Citizens OF Woodlswn addition,
for street Improvements; referred.
The lease of the building corner
Losoya and Commerce streets, for
five years, at a rental OF $50 per
month, was awarded Guessaz &
Ferlet.
Petition OF citizens to be given
correct lines of Labor street, was
granted, and the street commits
sioner was ALLOW ed $69.55 to repair
a bridge over the AlaZan creek on
San Fernando street.
The engineer recommended that
instead of putting in a bridge over
the Alazan on Kentucky avenue,
that the street be cut down to the
creek level filed.
A favorable report was made to
place a street light on Iavalla and
Concho streets. The ordinance
granting A. F. Dignowity fran
chise to lay water mains was read,
discussed and laid over for amend
ment, and st. Marks church was
granted ground for cemetery pur-
poses. Sloan & Shelly were allowed
to establish a morgue at No. lO7
Convent street.
Citizens OF Laurel Heights, for
more police protection, referred.
NJ. Sadowsky's pound fees were re-
mitted.
Mrs. Haueisen's petition for re-
mission Of taxes was refused. III.
w. Browder and John Barrett, cor
rection of taxes, adopted.
A bridge over the Martinez
creek, on Cincinnati avenue, was
ordered, aud $l99.55 were appro-
priated $3.50 for salary Of three
a. sistants for the assessor were ap-
propriated; $3.50 for contingent ex-
penses in the city attorneys de-
partment were voted.
Water mains were ordered on
Essex, blackberry and Maryland
streets.
An ordinance to condemn pro-
perty on Goliad street, for sidewalk
purposes was adopted.
An ordinance providing against
illegal obstruction and the irriga-
ton bitches was read the first time.
An ordinance to condemn GER
street; WAS adopted.
Alderman Robards an nounced
that he would at the next meeting
present an ordinance to issue $780,
600 bonds for street Improvements,
to be put to vote of the people.
In the discussion OF purchasing
the sewer ptoe offered by the Cen
| troll SaUor Dino oOponanu ha naua
notice that he would in future vote
against the city entering into any
contract involving expenditure OF
money unless the city had the
money in the treasurey.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Oge, That the city accept
the proposition OF Col. r. G. Frost
to give the city 5000 in part pay
ment for syphoning the San Pedro
ditch from north side Of West
Houston street to south side of
Trevino street, and the city en-
gineer be instructed to include in
plans and specifications said
amount of syphoning. Adopted.
That street commissioner be or.
dered to have brush grubbed out
OF Olive street between Paso Hon.
do and East Commerce street, said
work to be done as soon as possible.
J Adopted
4 By Richards, that city engineer
report to next meeting amount in
money value Of work done on
sewers; and amount remaining yet
to be constructed. Adopted.
BY Holt, that stock driver be al
lowed same appropriation for
clothing as is allowed policemen I;
, L ndnntnd