The herald., 1895-02-26

ing that the Instructions be removed in
| the alley running along the south side of
| the Dalton street tract, between Twenty
| fifth and Twenty third streets, was grant
ed and the Street Superintendent be in
| structed to remove said distractions.
The petition from Martha Brown and
others, asking that the Council pass an
ordinance regulating the keeping of chick
ems and other domestic fowls within the
district bounded by Bellevue avenue,
| Douglas street. Temple street, and Cas-
| telar street, was granted and the City At
| the necessary ordinance.
! The petition from Jesse Hunter and
others, property owners on the west side
| of Flower street. between Eighth and
Seventh streets, asking to have the grade
changed on said street so as to conform
with the present curb, was referred to the
City Engineer to report if majority of
the property owners affected have signed
said petition, and if said change of grade
should be made
The City Engineer was instructed to
present the necessary ordinance of inten-
ton to establish the grade of Bloom street,
/ between Main street and Alhambra ave-
nue..
The Street Superintendent was instructed
to lower the gutter crossing of Washington
street on the south side OF San Pedro
street so as to prevent the storm water
WHICH runs uOWn NHH Ieu1O StecV
ing at that point down Washington street.
The Street superintendent was in
structed to construct platform at the
northwest corner of Downey avenue street
crossing near where the fire plug is
located and running seven feet west from
said crossing; and said platform to be the
width of the cobbe gutter.
The Street Superintendent was in
structed to place four-foot culvert across
Main street a the intersection of Chestnut
street.
The City Engineer was instructed to
present the necessary ordinance of inten
tion for the sidewaliing of the east side
of Douglas street, between kellam street
and Carroll avenue, with @ cement Side
walk five feet wide. Said ordinance to be
held for two weeks to give the property
owners an opportunity to do the work by
private contract
The City Engineer was instructed to
present the necessary ordinance OF lnten-
ton to sidewalk Centennial avenue, from
a point sixty feet north of Temple street
to Bellevue avenue. Said ordinance to be
held two weeks to give property owners
an opportunity to do the work by private
contract.
The Street Superintendent was instruct
ed to place sidewalk across Pearl street,
en- the north side of Bellevue avenue; also
across Ninth street, on the south side OF
Grand Avenue.
The petition of NJ. n. Avery and others,
asking that the west side of Union ave
nue., between Seventh and Ninth streets,
be sidewalked with cement, was granted,
and the City Engineer instructed to pre-
pare and present the necessary ordinance
of intention therefor. Said ordinance to
be held for two weeks to give property
owners an opportunity to do this work by
private contract.
The petition from E. A. Miller and
Others asking that cement curb and a
tive-foot cement sidewalk be laid on the
east side of Oak street, between Washing-
ton and Twenty first streets, was granted,
and the City Engineer instructed to pre-
pare and present the necessary ordinance
of intention therefor. Said ordinance to
be held for two weeks to give property
owners the opportunity of doing the work
by private contract.
The petition of J. Herbst, S. A. W. Car
yer and G. Raphael and the protest from
j. W. Smith, were filed.
The proposals to improve Douglas
street between kensington road and Edge
ware road rejected for the reason that
the grade has not been established on said
street, and the pending proceedings for
the improvement of said street be aban-
doned. The City Engineer was instructed
to fix the grade of the street.
The petition from J. A. Daniels pro-
testing against the way in which Palo
Aluo SUreel is Delllg graded, was Hleu, as
the Council has no, jurisdiction in the
premises. The Street Superintendent has
accepted the grading of said street, and
the matter cannot come before the Coun-
Gil excepting upon appeal of the property
owners from the action of the STREET Su-
perintendent in accepting the work.
The Street Superintendent was instruct
ed to notify the property owners on the
east side of Scarf street to train their
hedges to the property line.