The herald., 1896-07-28

w. l. Shanklin proposed: Grading and
graveling, $1.41 per lineal foot; curb, 80
cents per lineal foot; sidewalk, IL cents
per square foot.
Stansbury & Moore proposed: Grading
| and graveling, .55 per lineal foot; curb,
| 35 cents per lineal foot; cutters, II cents
| per lineal foot.
| Frank Chenoworth proposed Grad
| ing and graveling, $2.5S per lineal foot;
| curb, "a cents per lineal foot; sidewalk,
liz cents per square foot
| Robert Sherer proposed: Grading and
| graveling, $40 per lineal foot; curb 30
cents per lineal foot; sidewalk, 10 cents
per square foot; crossWalkS, 81 per lin
| cal foot.
| Referred to the board of public works.
| To improve Mateo street, from Pal
| metto to LIE Grand-French 6 Reed
proposed: Grading ard sraveling, "a
| cents per lineal foot curb. 341a cents
| per lineal foot; sidewalk, 1l'A cents per
square foot; crosswalks, IS cents per
| lineal foot.
w. /. Shanklin proposed: Grading and
graveling, $1.12 per lineal foot; curb 80
cents per lineal foot; bidewalk, II cents
| per square foot; crosswalks, 81 per lineal
| foot.
Referred to the board of public works
| To improve Eighth and Carondelet
| streets-French & Reed proposed: Grad
ing and graveling. $3.50 per lineal foot;
redwood curb, 20 cents per lineal foot
| cutters, 20 cents per lineal foot.
Referred to the board of public works.
| To sewer Alvarado street, from Elev-
enth street to point thirty feet south
of the southerly line of Ninth street
The following bids for the sewer COM
| plete were read: G.. L. Powell, IS $40
cents per lineal foot NJ. Zuretti SO cents
per lineal foot; ]. E. White, S4 cents per
lineal foot; b. Lorenzi, "a cents per lin
cal foot; Geo. Banaz, 70 cents per lineal
| foot; Geo. Cordell, 7S% cents per lineal
foot.
Referred to the sewer committee.
To furnish bread for the city Jail for
! one year-The Cottage bakery proposed
for the sum of "a cents per pound; the
| Westlake bakery proposed for the sum
of ia cents per pound; the Meek Baking
company proposed for the sum of 73-100
per pound.
Referred to the supply committee.
MARKET RATES LOWERED.
The committee on public market pre-
sented an ordinance readjusting the
| rates for stalls as follows: Stalls num-
| bered l to IS, both inclusive, $3.50 per
month each in advance; stalls 70 to 116.
81. so per month"; stalls III to 1870, So; stalls
131 to III, $3.50; provided, however. that
! if at any time the foregoing stands are
| not rented or occupied, the market in
spector is authorized to rent the same
at 25 cents per day. The ordinance was
| adopted.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The report of the finance committee
was read and the recommendations
adopted, as follows, the recommends
tions being as subjoined:
Recommend that the demands of Mrs.
Anna Nauerth. Mrs. E. Schley. r.
Verch and Fred ]. Noll. for rebate on
account of sewer assessment, be denied
Recommend that the sum of $4,000 be
temporarily transferred from the tax
fund of 1S9495 to the fire department
fund, and the city auditor and city
treasurer be so instructed
We recommend that the city clerk be
authorized to expend a sum not exceed
ing $100 in the purchase of proper in
| dexes for the complete reindexing of the
archives and council records of the city
When the Spanish records are trans
| lated. as heretofore recommended, and
In reference to which matter your COM
mittee is advised a report bf the city at
torney will be filed this day, the city
clerk has voluntarily agreed to reindex
these records from the commencement
down to date in such way that any
subject can be traced through the en-
tire series of volumes with but little
trouble, and that he will also make {
complete abstract of all reference con-
tanned in the council records and arch
ives to the waters of the river. and fur