The record-union., 1895-07-16
CITY ORDINANCES TO Be COMPILED.
Trustees Consider the Payment of G..
{. Heisen's Claim.
Memorial Resolutions for the Late
Alonzo Conklin Adopted-Board
of Plumbers Appointed.

ton, W achhorst, Kent, Davis, Bragg, De-
vine. Leonard and Pennish being present.
The following messages from the Mayor
were read:
EXAMINING BOARD OF PLUMBERS.
To the Board Of Trustees: By virtue
of Ordinance No. 374. passed Decem Der
u, 1894. entitled, "An Ordinance creating
the position of Examining Board OF
Plum bers and defining their duties" and
the authority vested in me thereby, L
hereby nominate and, by and with your
consent, / hereby appoint the following
named persons TO be members OF the Ex-
amining Board of Plum bers. to hold
Office for one year from j uly l, 1890:
J. II. Parkinson to be member of the
Examining Board of Plumbers, vice
himself, term expired.
Eft. Lyman TO be member of the Ex-
amining Board of Plumbers, vice HIM
self, term expired.
James Seadler to be member OF the
Examining Board of Plumbers. vice
himself, term expired. Respectfully
submitted, b. U. STEINMAN, Mayor.
Y-sTREEr APPROACHES.
To the Board Of Trustees: AS the ap-
proaches to the Y-street levee have been
completed, am of the opinion that the
same, and the fence as well, should be
whitewashed- The expense would be
small and The whitewashing would add
much to the appearance of the approaches
and fence.
l recommend that your board take the
necessary steps to have the work per-
formed. Respectfully submitted,
b. u. STEINMAN, Mayor.
SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
To the Board Of Trustees: 1 hereby
nominate and. by and with your consent,
I tho SNll0NViTC 17afr1pH
persons TO be special policemen for the
following described localities:
+. c. kripp TO be a special policeman
for the vicinity of the City Cemetery.
Edward Falltrick to be a special police
man for the vicinity of the Southern Pa
cific Company's repair shop.
f. NJ. Ray to be a special policeman for
the vicinity Of the Sacramento Planning
Mill, at Front and @ streets.
f. J. Clark to be a special policeman for
the vicinity OF Hale Bros. store, at Ninth
and * streets,
J. NJ. Wallace to be a special policeman
for the beat bounded by Fifth and Elev-
snth, and X streets.
w. L. Click to be a special policeman
for the beat bounded by e and j, Twen-
tieth and and Ihirty-hrst streets.
u. +. Harber to be special policeman
for the vicinity Of the Buffalo Brewery.
u. Is. Plummer to be d special police
man for the vicinity of the Crocker Art
Gallery.
George Bealer to be a special policeman
for the vicinity of the Southern Pacific
Company's freight sheds, at Front and K
streets.
". \. Page to be a special policeman
for The vicinity Of the grammer school,
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, L and streets.
L. II. Almas to be a special policeman
for the locality bounded by the alley be-
tween and X streets, and the alley be-
tween X and i streets, from Second to
Tenth streets. Respectfully submitted,
B. y. STEINNGAN Mayor.
LICENSE ORDINANCE.
70 the Board Of Trustees. [ herewith
transmit to your honorable body. with
my approval Endorsed thereon, Ordi-
nance No. 392 entitled: "Requiring every
person, firm or corporation engaged in
any business. avocation or employment
III The city of Sacramento, who is hereby
made liable to obtain license, to place
and keep such license oonspicuously in
his establishment or place OF business,
and providing penalty for any violation
thereof" Respectfully submitted,
Il. /. STEINMAN, Mayor.
CONDEMNED SIDEWALKS.
To the BouFd Of Trustees: 1 wish to
call the attention OF your board TO the
condition OF the sidewalks on Eighth
street, between NJ and y streets. The
sidewalk is OF wood and is in exceedingly
poor condition. and is dangerous and un-
slightly ON Third street, between | and
j streets. practically the same conditions
exist ON J. street, from Second to Fourth
streets. there are no sidewalks, and as
this section OF the city is IN need OF i'm
provements, ! earnestly recommend that
YOU condemn them, and order the own
i5av a1l L in,
conformity with the ordinances in rela-
ton thereto.
l am informed by the City Surveyor
that ne has condemned large number Of
sidewalks and has given the list thereof
TO your board. | recommend that your
board take up this matter, and that you
condemn such sidewalks.
Now is the time for Improvement, and
1 trust your board will not stay the march
of progress. Respectfully submitted,
B. y. STEINMAN, Mayor.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Deyine. for the Street Committee. said
the CITY had on hand nearly 800 loads of
c0bbles which 1t has no use for. and that
an offer of % cents load had been made
for them.
Kent and Pennish thought the offer too
low. and that the city had better keep
them.
Devine also said the sidewalk on J
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth, had
been filled in, but nothing further had
been done 10 it. He recommended that
the owners be notified TO construct the
walk.
The south side of L street, between
Ninth and Tenth, was also in bad condi-
tion, and he did not see why the owners,
who live in San Francisco, should be ex-
empted from building it. He moved that
the two cases be referred to the Mayor.
So ordered.
Kent said the Street Railway Company
had agreed not TO run their cars over the
east sixty feet OF @ street, in front of the
Agricultural Park. but did not wish to
take up the track.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
The committee which had been ap-
pointed 10 prepare a memorial to the late
AlonZo Conklin, presented it and it was
adopted unanimously as follows:
WHEREAS, III has pleased The Supreme
Ruler ofthe Universe TO remove from our
midst one OF our most highly esteemed
and respected citizens, AlonZo ConkIin;
and,
Whereas, during the life of our de-
ceased fellow-citizen he served the City OF
Sacramento in several official capacities,
among which was that of q mem Der ofthe
City Board OF Trustees, in which he dis
charged his public duties With an eff
cheney which broughtto him the deserved
encomiums of those whom he thus served:
therefore. be it
heS050ed. By the Board of Trustees OF
the City CT Sacramento. that, while we
bow in humble submission to this decree
of our Creator, we, nevertheless. cau-
not but deplore the loss of A fellow
citizen, whose splendid qualities of head
and heart commanded for him the uni-
versal respect of the people among whom
he lived SO long.
ResotUed, That in the death of Alonzo
Conklin the City Of Sacramento has sus-
tanned the loss of one of her best citizens.