The herald., 1896-03-13
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Good Citizens VIII. Now Enjure Tbres
Years Abstinence From Crab Salad
The board, in passing an ordinance fol
the protection of crabs. has ordained that
it shall go into effect and be in force after
the 3Oth day of March, 1896 Under the
terms of this ordinance no person is per-
mitted to take, catch or kill any crab with
in three years next after the passage OF
this ordinance and those doing so will be
guilty of misdemeanor.
The application of Otto Diebler for a sa.
loon license at Old Mission road, Charles
Maehl for saloon license at Cahuenga
pass and John j. Fletcher for saloon Ii
cense at Horn junction were all set for
hearing on March 25th.
Petitions to cancel sales to the state of
po ssessory interests for delinquent taxes
were presented, bearing the following sig
natures: William II. Griffin. ii. {. Bill
lngs, Isabella Mclean. Mary Mclean and
Olcott 4 Bulkley. The petitions were de-
MED by the board. Judge Holton of the
district attorneys Office advising against
it, basing his opinion upon that of the at
torney general who refused to cancel sales.
The road deed of j. j. Morgan to the
county of Los Angeles was accepted and
road in question declared a public high
way.
The petition for vacation of certain
streets and alleyways in the townsite of
Santa Fe Springs was granted and the
land, with some trif1ing exceptions, re-
stored to acreage.
petition for the vacation and abandon
ment of streets in the town of Inglewood
was granted OIL the proper maps being
filed.
The bond for $4,000 given to f. P. Clark,
upon accepting the conditions of the cleo
rio fra r1oh orr
was approved.
The road deeds of land nesr Santa Fe
Springs from the Southern California Rail
road company and number of private in
dividuals, were accepted and the land de-
clared puolic highway.
The request of L. Bundy for the can
collation. of taxes on two lots at Salta
Monica. on the ground that they had been
wrongly assessed. was denied.
1t was ordered. on motion of Supervisor
Woodward, that $500 be transferred from
the general road fund to the San Gabriel
road fund.
The petition of the Savings Bank of
Southern California to have Cancelled the
tax certificates to certain real property in
which the corporation has interest. was
denied.
The road deed of NJ. l.. Wicks, of land
included in the Rancho La Puente. was ac-
cepted and the road declared public high
way.
The petition of James Hammell ct al. for
the vacation of streets in Hazards Eastside
addition and the restoration of the land to
acreage was set for 3 o'clock. March 10Th.
j. A. Delude's application to carry on
restaurant in the Hotel Arcadia, at Santa
Anita. was approved.
Sheriff Burr made application to he per-
mitted to retain AL Graham, the haiiff who
attended the sessions of the grand jury,
for the remainder of the month of March,
which was granted. Mr.. Graham will act
in conjunction with Mr.. Mallory in the
Office of the district attorney.
The petition of John A. Coovert, in re
cancellation of tax sale was denied.
The protests against the application Of
John Perrier for saloon license at West
Palmdale, were so urgent that the petition
was denied
Auditor Bicknell reported having re-
ceived from the tax collector statement
of double assessments. and asked that the
board order the cancellation of such asses
ments. An order to that effect was made.