The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-30
Los ANGELES SATURDAY MORNING. MAY

be opened to conform to the westerly
line of Wilson street. be referred to the
city engineer to furnish the city attor-
ney with the necessary data to prepare
and present the necessary ordinance of
intention the district of assessment to
be both sides of said street between Sew
enth and Ninth streets and the city "a
torney be instructed upon the receipt of
said data from the city engineer to pre-
pare and present the necessity ordi-
nance of intention therefor.
Recommend that the protest from the
Los Angeles Pressed Brick company ct
al, protesting against the Improvement
of Cleveland street between Alpine and
| College streets. in accordance with or
dinance No. 3549 new series) be granted
and said proceedings be abandoned. said
protest representing majority of the
frontage effected.
! Recommend that the petition from T.
d. StimSon calling attention to the con-
dition of Spring and Seventh streets be
referred to the street superintendent,
with instructions to remedy the nuis-
ance complained of.
Recommend the petition from J.Lynch
ct al. protesting against the sidewalk
ing of Lucas avenue between Orange
and Seventh streets be denied.
Recommend the petition from H. G.
Wiltshire ct al, asking that cement
sidewalk and curb be constructed on the
south side of TWENTY ninth street be-
tween Vermont and Sumner streets. be
filed, as the question of annexation is
now before the courts.
Recommend the petition from c. H.
Libbey ct al. and protest No. AIS from
W. H. Rorick ct al, in reference to the
Improvement of Oak street between
Washington and Twenty-first streets,
be referred to the city engineer for
frontage
Recommend that the petition from
George Zobelein, calling attention to the
condition of Figueroa street near the
former southern city boundary. be re-
ferred to the street superintendent with
instructions to drain the water from
this point and to clean the mud from the
pavement, and present requisition COW
ering the estimated expense for doing
said work.
Recommend that the city engineer be
instructed to present map showing all
property on Chavez ravine road be-
tween Adobe street and the intersection
of Reservoir street
Recommend that the proposal of Ra-
mish & Marsh to improve Sixth street
between BiXel and Burlington avenue.
at So. So per lineal foot for grading and
crawling complete; 80 cents per lineal
foot for curb; 20 cents per lineal foot for
cutters and 81 per lineal foot for cross
walks be accepted and the resolution of
award adopted.
recommend tndt the street SupeTln-
tendent be instructed to repair the cul-
vert crossing on the west side of Los An
seles street across Third street.
AN ECHO OF LA FIESTA.
Illness and absence from the city,
writes John L. Francis to Chief Walter
S. Moore of the fire department., ac-
counts for the delay in your receiving
the enclosed check for $50. the amount
of the special prize donated by myself
as president of the committee of thirty,
for the engine making the best display
in the Fiesta parade.
If our committee may be Justly &C.
cuSrd of making single mistake in
their management of La Fiesta, it lies
in the fact that prizes rendered the fire
department were totally inadequate, and
| sincerely hope that our successors Will
have sufficient funds in sight when flu
ture prize lists are made up to be more
liberal with the pride of our city, the
best managed fire department on the
coast.
With my sincere thanks for your per-
Sonal efforts to create success, and to
the entire department for their magnii-
cent display, as well as my warm and
hearty congratulations to the company
who carried off the special remain"
LAND FOR THE BOULEVARD
The following. signed by H. H. Met
calfe, was yesterday filed with City
Clerk Charles A. Luckenbach, addressed
to the council.
The undersigned respectfully submits
to you the following propositions:
First-That he is the. owner of GER
tain lands upon the line of a proposed
boulevard between Sixth street and
Elysian park.
Second--That he, as such owner of
such lands will upon the location of such
boulevard, from Westlake park to Ely
c;a a,1y a,11 hA I;nU 10 he oft
by the owners of the balance of the
right-of-way between Sunset park and
First street. convey to the said city
the right-of-Way for such boulevard
purposes. and execute a proper deed
thereof, when the said city council and
proper authorities of such city shall ac-
cept such conveyance and dedication.
Third-That the center line of such
boulevard shall be definitely located by
survey hereinafter to be made, upon
which such dedication and conveyance
shall be made.
F'ourth-That such deed of conveyance
and dedication shall be upon conditions
therein expressly agreed upon by the
owner of the said lands and said city
after such location of said right Of way
by said survey.
SiXth-The said lands and upon which
said right-of-way is to be conveyed ex-
tend from Sunset park and Sixth street
toward First street for a distance of
1882 feet. Said line to be selected by the
city engineer and owners of said prop
erty.
Weak lungs and Cruelty Racked, and
the general strength gradually wasted
by a persistent, deep-seated Cough,
which DR.. d. Jayne's Expectorant may
be relied on to cure. You will derive
certain benefit from it also if troubled
with either Asthma or Bronchitis.