The herald., 1895-02-19

| Glenn, resigned, on the work of openinf
East Thirtieth street. T. L. Rowan and
| J. ii. Martin were nominated for the posi-
| ton.
Mr.. Stockwell moved that the Council
proceed to name the Meat Inspector. Mr..
| Savage asked to have the Plumbing In
| spector included and the manager OF the
Free Labor Bureau was also included.
The City Attorney being called in,
| stated that the ordinances creating the
offices having named the persons who
we're to fill them, it would be necessary to
| repeal the old ordinances and pass new
| ones, in order to change the officers now
| holding.
Ordinances repeating the former ordi-
nances were presented and ordered passed;
The building committee recommended
that the proposal of A. B. Pattison to
erect an engine house on lot IA, block A.
OF the Williamson tract, according to plans
and specifications on file with the Super
intendent of Buildings, and rent the same
to the city for term of five years for a
| monthly rental of $29, be accepted and
the City Attorney instructed to prepare
and present the necessary lease. One
hundred and six residents of this vicinity
sent in a protest against the erection of
an engine house at this place, however,
and recommended that the house be
located near the corner of Pico and Star
streets. The City Clerk was instructed to
advertise for bids for house in this
neighborhood.
The matter of employing additional
policemen for the Fiesta week was re-
ferred to the finance committee.
The lease between the city and Mrs. Ed
Botello for an engine house on Central
avenue, at S2S per month, was ordered
signed by the Mayor.
II. Jevne was given permission to lay
sewer along Ninth street, from Union
avenue to Alvarado street.
Nf I, rfxy dave 4ol
to O. G. Palmer to complete his work on
Bailey street, from Brooklyn avenue to
Utah street.
The bid of A. s. Heitchew to construct
the sewer on Bonnie Brae street at SO
cents per lineal foot for the sewer COM
plete, was accepted and the resolution of
award adopted.
The proceedings for sidewalking Los
Angeles street, from Winston to Fifth,
and Winston from Main to Wall streets,
were abandoned.
Ordinances of intention to sidewalk
Third street, from Olive to Grand avenue,
and Hope street. from Seventh to Eighth
streets, were laid over for two weeks.
The final ordinance for establishing the
grade of New Jersey street on Boyle
Heights has passed.
Final ordinances were passed for grad
ing Railroad avenue from Main street to
a point 1894 7-l0 feet south of Magdalena
street, and for grading Beaudry avenue
from Alpine sire ct to Hinton avenue.
When it came to opening the bids it be-
came apparent that the Lumber Associa-
tion is still doing business at the old stand.
Kirkoff, Gunner & Co., the Los Angeles
Lumber Company, the De Camp Lumber
Company and the l.. W. Blinn Lumber
Company, all submitted bids and they
were all alike. Each one consisted of
yellow-colored price list, made up by the
Lumber Association.
The Union Hardware and Metal Com
pany and Harper, Reynolds g. Co. bid
on the hardware supplies.
d. F. Donegan, Alexander e. McGreal,
and Moore & Smith submitted bids on
the improvement OF Douglas street.
The bids were referred to the Board OF
Public Works and supply committee.