The herald., 1895-04-30
COUNCILS WEEKLY DISPATCH OF BUSINESS

erty owners affected by the proposed i'm
provement. Referred back.
In the matter of the petition o. Minnie
a. Dougnerty and Others asking that
Ninth street. between Lake street ard the
city boundary. be widened to Il width OF
seventy feet and graded. sraveled, cob
BILE guttered, cement curbed and cement
sidewalked under the bond act, we rec
ommend rat the city engineer make
survey and map and that the district of
assessment be be ween Alvarado street
and the west city limits. In reference TO
, the grading and otherwise improving of
the said street we recommend that pro
ceedings therefor be postponed pending
| the final determination of the widening
| proceedings. Adopted. .
| In the matter of the petition from I.
! A. Grant. asking that work on Palo Alto
street be accepted, we recommend that
the same be referred TO the street super
| intendent. Adopted
| Regarding the petition OF Peter Lottr
and Others. asking that certain street be
opened and roaded up from Walnut street
| to Lecouvreur street, along the south
line of the property of Nathan W. Sto
well, we recommend that the same be
fled Adopted.
We recommend that the ordinance of
| intention for the sidewalkng of the south
side of Temple street, between Edgeware
road and Figueroa street. be placed upon
its passage. Ordinance adopted.
We also recommend the same action on
the ordinance of intention for the side
walking of the north side OF Temple
street between said points. Laid over
for one week.
In reference to the petition OF A. Green
wood and others, asking the abatement
of the nuisance caused by stagnant water
! on Fremont avenue, between Fourth and
Fifth streets. we recommend that the
street superintendent be directed to
siphon the water out. Adopted.
In tho matter of the petition from the
Spring streot improvement association
asking that the pavement on Spring street
pc repaired we recommend that the street
superintendent be directed to repair the
broken places paved streets Adopted.
In the matter of the petition of A. T.
Merrill and others asking that Georgia
Bell street. between Pco and Eleventh
streets. be made of a uniform width, we
recommend that the city engineer make
same. the district of assessment to be be-
tween Pco and Eleventh streets.
Adopted.
In the matter of the petition of G.. W.
Freeman and others. protesting against
the location of oil storage tanks as pro-
poseu by the Union Oil company. we rec
ommend that the same be referred to the
ire commission. Adopted.
In the matter of the petition of j. Il.
Vogel and others. property owners on
Hill street. btween Fifth and Eighth
streets, asking that a franchise be grant
ed for an electric railway on Hill street,
between the points named, We recom.uend
that the city attorney be directed to pre-
sent the necessary ordinance granting the
franchise and that the same be advertised
for sale in accordance with law. Adopted.
In the matter of the petition of J.
Steinhart and Others asking that they be
given relief from the nuisance caused by
81 on Two fifth sfrpat hptwppn
Union avenue and burlington street,
we recommend that the same be referred
to the street superintendent tor lnvcsti-
cation. Adopted.
In the matter OF the petition of G. W.
Pratt and others, asking permission to
recall a previous petition in reference to
the grade of Croker street. between
Sixth and Seventh streets, and that a
cement walk five feet in width be laid
on the east side of Croker street between
said points, we recommend that the same
be granted. and that the city engineer be
instructed to present the necessary or
dinance of intention. Adopted.
In reference to the petition of Il. $.
Rowley and others, asking that the grade
of Kingsley street between Thietieth and
Jefferson Streets be established, we rec
ommend that the same be granted, and
that the city engineer be instructed to
present the necessary ordinance of inten-
ton. Adopted.
In the matter of the resolution of the
board of trade recommending that the
specifications for all public work be
amended so as to provide that local labor.
material and manufacture will have
full. free and fair opportunity for public
work in the city, we recommend that the
same be referred to the city engineer and
that the specifications be so amended.
Adopted.
Regarding the petition from c. G. Ed
nd 9th aeCi fbaf. MicltiOa
avenue, between Evergreen avenue and
Saratoga street. be graded, graveled and
cement curbed under the bond act, we
recommend that the same be granted and
that the city engineer be instructed to
present the necessary ordinance OF lnten-
ton therefor. Ado tJtcd
We recommend that the bid of Moir d
Smith to improve Maple avenue, between
Twelfth and Pico treets. be accepted at
the following prices: Grading and gravel
ing. 92 cents per lineal foot; curbs. %
cents per- lineal FOOT sidewalks, cents
per square foot; work, complete, $1032. rs.
Adopted.
In the matter of proposals for the i'm
provement of Twelfth street. between Bur
| lington and Westlake avenues, we recon-
mend the acceptance of Moir d Smith
bid at the following prices: Grading and
graveing 81 20 per lineal foot; curbs. %
cents per lineal foot; cutters, 20 cents
square foot; work complete, $21920.
Adopted.
| We recommend that all bids received for
the construction of asphal5-concrete and
cement-concrete cross-walks be rejected.
Adopted.
We recommend that the bid of the Pa
cific Oil-burning and Supply company.
offering to pay to the city the sum of S107
for franchise for an oil pipe line be ac-
cepted. provided the bidder pays the
amount proposed and also the cost of adj
yertising. Adopted.
In the matter of bids for the filling of
lot on the west side of Delong street.
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
we recommend that all proposals received
| be rejected and that the clerk be instruct
ed to advertise. for bids for the purchase
of said lot, the purchaser to give a sutf-
cent bond to garantee that the lot will be
filled to grade within six months.
! Adopted.