The herald., 1896-04-11
BAKING POWDER

provement Of Fifth street between
Boyle avenue and Cummings street,
we recommend that the property
owners be instructed to present ma
tority petition before the work is Or
dered.
Recommend that the petition from
Ludwig Zobel, asking permission to
erect private telephone line between
2l9 South Spring street and 421 South
Broadway be granted and the street su-
perintendent instructed to issue the ne
cessary permit.
Recommend that the ordinance to es-
tablish tn width of the sidewalk on
Ninth street be placed on it's passage.
Recommend that the ordinance estab-
fishing the width of the sidewalk Oh a
portion of Tenth street be placed on its
passage.
Recommend that the petition from r.
w. Kelly ct al, asking that an alley
twelve feet wide be opened through
block A of the Cummins subdivision of
part of block 80, Hancock's survey, con-
Meeting State and Bailey streets. be
granted and the city attorney be in
structed to prei are and present the ne
cesSary ord. trance of inten'Ion therefor,
and that the city engineer be instruct
ed to furnish the ,ity attorney with the
necessar' data, IN. district of assess
ment to inc' lie all lots and lands 'front.'
ing upoi sa proposed alley lotWeen
Bailey and State streets.
SEWER RECOMMENDATIO
The sewer c mmittee yesterday made
additional recommendations as follows:
Recommend that the PETIT from 1
N. Van Nuys, asking permission to lay
an eig gat.,t.ch sewer !r nj his building on
the corrsr of Fourth and Main streets
along Fourth street to Los Angeles
street to connect with the sewer on said
street be granted, and the sire SUPER
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sary permit.
Recon-, lend that the petition from O.
S. Laws. asking a return to him of the
sum of So, alleged to have been overpaid
on sewer assessment on lot 10, block i
of the Clement tract, be refererd to the
street superintendent to report upon the
matter.
THE BUILDING RECORD.
Building permits for structures to
cost $1,000 and over were yesterday is
sued as follows:
Olive c. Bryant, two-story dwelling
north side of Fourth street. between
Crocker and Towne ave-, to cost$15O0.
store and dwelling on the northeast
corner of Twenty-third and Los Ange-
les streets. to cost $1325.
Sherman Brewster. a cottage on 2oth
street between Central avenue and
Griffith streets, to cost $1,000.
Il. >. (O0lnStOn, a cottage on East
Jefferson street near Central avenue,
to cost $1,000.
T. ]. Dodson, a cottage on Twenty
ninth street near Paloma street, to cost
$1,000.
Hattie E. Tucker, a cottage on Eigh-
teenth street near San Pedro street, to
cost $1,000.
CITY HALL FLOTSAM.
The second payment of money due
upon last years city and county taxes
will be due on April 9th, and there is
to be no extension in the time of dein-
quency.
The assessment map for the improve
ment of Grand View avenue between
Ninth and Eleventh streets has been
completed. The cost of the work is to
be $605997.
The finance committee will todaycon-
slider the application of the Wallace
circus people for a reduction in the
show license. Chairman Munson
and Councilman Stockwell of the COM
mittee have expressed themselves as
not favoring any change in the pres
ent license ordinance.
Walter +. Parker, the mayors secre-
tary, leaves this afternoon for q 10
days visit to San Francisco. The trip
is one of a business nature.
George Beebe of the tax collectors
office will act as mayors clerk during
ParkerS absence from the city.