The record-union., 1895-10-09

pany, under the same conditions. was as
follows: Moonlight schedule, SO rs per
light per month; all night and every
night, Sl2 per light per month.
On motion of ToZer the moonlight
schedule was adopted.
On motion of Leonard 1t was ordered
that the contract be awarded to the Sacra-
nento Electric Light and Power Com
pany.
On his motion it was also decided to
nave specltcatlons drawn up for the
lighting by electricity of the city build
ings.
{. b. Strong complained Of the stencil
arising from the garbage dumps On
Fourteenth street. between u and V.
The matter was referred to the Superin-
tendent Of Streets.
THE THIRTY-FIRST-STREET CANAL.
The specifications for cleaning out the
Thirty first street drainage canal,
amended so that its depth will not be
less than five feet, were adopted. and fur
ther consideration of the matter was de-
ferred until next Monday evening. On
motion of Devine the Chair was author
lied to appoint committee of three to
ascertain If the Board of Supervisors will
contribute sum of money to assist in
defraying the expenses to be incurred in
cleaning out the canal. Devine. Tozer
and Pennlsh were appointed such COM
mittee.
HERR's DEMANDS AGAIN.
President Lawton said that Building
and Sanitary Inspector Herr would like
to have the board take final action on his
demands from the time the office was
abolished up 10 the time when the Board
OF Health was authorized to appoint San
itary Inspectors. The demands aggre-
gate $3.50 20.
Leonard moved that they be rejected.
Kent arose to a point OF order. He said
there was no such office as Sanitary and
Building Inspector. His point of order
was not sustained.
The demands were rejected by the votes
Of Leonard, Devine, Tozer, Davis and
Kent. Pennish, Bragg. Wachhorst and
Lawton voted to allow the demands.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Chamber of Commerce was per-
mitted to occupy the Trustees room in
which TO conduct its meetings.
a protest to the improvement of U
street. between Third and Fourth, was
ordered filed.
The City Surveyor reported that he was
only partially successful in securing the
right OF way for ditch on Y street, from
Front to Sixth.
The City Surveyor reported that it
would require ], ,267 cubic yards of earth
to fill in the west side of Twelfth street,
between r and S. He said it would cost
S4lS IL. The Clerk was instructed to ad-
vertise for 200 yards of earth to fill in the
water-hole there.
Two sets of plans for the new city
wharf at Front and l streets were
adopted.
Leonard, Pennish and Tozer were ap-
pointed committee to act with the Cor
poraiion Counsel and City Clerk in the
arranging of the preliminaries for the
coming city election.
Action on the resolution of intention to
change the grades of S, L and streets.
between Twenty-hrst and Twenty-sec-
ond, was deferred.
IL was decided to abide by the decision
OF the Supreme Court in the case of the
Capital Gas Company against the city for
the recovery OF gas rental, and which was
decided in favor of the gas company.
Saloon licenses were granted TO a.
Hoffman at Seventh and + streets, and
w. ii. Ross at l126 Second street.
The following applications for saloon
licenses were referred to the Chief of Po-
lice: J. l.. Harrison, 325 X street: Fred
Smith. 80 l. street; Burns IL Farrell, 1117
Fourth street; l.. j. Wells, 22S street.
The board then adjourned.