The herald., 1896-07-28

part street to Hoover street on the south
and Benton boulevard on the north.
Adopted.
Ordinance establishing the grade of
Twenty-second street from Central ave-
nue. to Noami avenue. Adopted.
Ordinance establishing the grade of
Santee street from Twenty-first street
to Twenty third street. Adopted.
Ordinance establishing the grade of
Twenty first street from Central avenue
to Naomi avenue. Adopted.
Ordinance establishing the grade of
Twenty-third street from Central ave-
nue. to Naomi avenue. Adopted.
Ordinance establishing the grade OF
Ninth street from Lemon street to the
official bed of the Los Angeles river.
Adopted
Ordinance of intention to improve
Twenty-first street from Bonsallo ave-
nue. to east line of Toberman street
Adopted.
Ordinance of intention to improve
Fourteenth street from Tennessee street
to Alameda street Adopted
Ordinance of intention to improve
Newton street from Tennessee street
Alameda street. Adopted.
Ordinance Of intention to improve
Marion avenue from Kensington road
to Sunset boulevard. Adopted.
Ordinance of intention to construct
cement sidewalk on Winston street
from Main street to Los Angeles street.
Adopted.
Ordinance of intention to improve
Whittier street from Seventh street to
Ninth street, said Improvement to be
made under the provisions of the bond
act. Estimate of cost of said improve
ment on each side Of the street per front
foot: Grade and gravel, $1.05; curb, 20
cents; cutters, Is cents; total, $1.43.
Adopted.
Ordinance of infaptiop 70 oeto bIieb m q
grade of Stearns avenue from Albion
street to Main street. Adopted.
Ordinance changing the names of cer-
tain streets in the city of Los Angeles.
Adopted
For your approval, assessment maps: {:
Cd Seventeenth street, Hope street to
Grand avenue, sewer; (2) Brent street,
Temple street to Bellevue avenue. Filed.
THAT E STREET CROSSING
Mr.. Maginns of the land department
of the Southern California Railway COM
pany appeared before the council in
reference to the e street crossing, on the
East Side, which his company had been
ordered to put in passable condition
within twenty days, with the alterna-
tive of standing lawsuit. Mr.. Magin-
mis- said that the company could not car
ry out the order without encroaching
on the city's property. and showed a
| map of the ground. On motion the
whole matter was referred to the board
of public works.
| The report of the board of public works
| as heretofore published. was read and
| the various recommendations adopted.
On motion of Councilman Savage, the
| city engineer was instructed to examine
| the Macy street bridge and report as
| to the repairs needed to place it in a
| safe condition, after which recess was
taken for ten minutes
BIDS OPENED.
The hour Of IL o'clock having arrived
the following bids were opened, read and
| referred to the proper committees:
To improve Fourteenth street, from
Central avenue to Tennessee street,
d. Snyder proposed: Grading and grav-
| cling, $1.35 per lineal foot; curb 80 cents
per lineal foot; sidewalk, 10 cents pc,
! square foot.
r. II. McCray proposed: Grading and
| graveling, 81 cents per lineal foot; curb
I 80 cents per lineal foot.
Stansbury &, Moore proposed Grading
| and graveling, $1.05 per lineal foot; curb
| so cents per lineal foot.
U. G. Baldwin proposed: Grading and
| graveling, SO cents per lineal foot; curb
| 80 cents per lineal foot.
Referred to the board Of public works
| To improve San Pedro street, from
| Washington to oJefferson-French & Reed
proposed: Grading and gravelng, 81 81
| per lineal foot; curb, 35 cents per Inca
! foot; sidewalk, IL cents per square foot