The herald., 1897-08-03

Walk lOuT Ieet WlQe, 4UC per front IOOl,
sewer, SOC per front foot Total, $132
As this amount meets the require
ments Of the Bond Act" herewith pre-
sent the necessary ordinance of inten-
ton to do the work.
In compliance with your instructions
of June 1st, 1897, have estimated the
cost of grading, etc, Thirty fifth street
from Figueroa street to Jefferson street
as follows:
Grade and gravel, 35c per front foot !;
cement curb, SOC per front foot ce-
ment walk four feet wide, 40c per front
foot granite cross walks, DC per front
foot. Total. $110.
AS this amount meets the require
ments of the Bond Act" herewith pre-
sent the necessary ordinance of inten-
tion for the work as above.
Petition No. 592 herewith returned.
l herewith present ordinance of in
tention for the sewering of Date street
from Bauchet street to Queirolo street
Also ordinance of intention for the
sewering of Date street from Macy
street to Bauchet street.
PUBLIC WORKS
The report of the board of public works
was also approved, as follows:
That the bid of c. Stansbury to i'm
prove Macy street from Date to Howard
streets at 73 cents per lineal foot for
grading and graveling; 30 cents per
lineal foot for curb; 10 cents per square
foot for sidewalk; 81 cents per lineal
foot for sewer complete and S5 cents per
lineal foot for crosswalks, be accepted
and the necessary resolution of award
adopted.
AS TO HAY
A protest from c. J. Bickford ct al was
received. The gentlemen object to the
quality of the hay now being delivered
to the fire department, both as to quality
and the manner in which it is put up.
Referred to the fire commission.
MAIN STREET AGAIN
number of protests from property
owners on Main street against paving
the assessments for the paving of the
street from Ninth and Thirty-seyenth
streets were read and the appeals were
denied in every Instance.
NEW DEPUTIES
The ordinance allowing Tax and Lii
cense Collector Gish eleven new deputies
was adopted. The men to be employed
are: c. N Earl, D. L. Crichton, c. NJ
Fairbanks, Frank Irwin, F. r. Stein
w. j. Shearer, N. H. Patterson, Ed w.
Hopkins, w. H. Harrison and w. S.
Redding.
BOYS AND GIRLS
communication from l. N Salisbury
stating that the Boys and Girls Aid So
ciety of the city, whose aim is to pro-
vide homes or food and clothing for des-
titute boys and girls Of the city, wanted
small monthly appropriation, was re-
ceived and it was referred to the finance
committee.
HEALTH INSPECTORS
Mr.. Toll moved to select two health in
spectors and the names of Guy Hill by
Mr.. Mathus, George Hood by Mr. Toll,
George Retzer by Mr.. Nickel and D. w.
Kilmer by Mr.. Hutchison were placed
in nomination. The first ballot resulted
in the election Of Hood and HILL
zANJA COMMITTEE
The zanja committees report is as
follows:
| In the matter of petition No. TIA from
Mrs G. Mccormick, presenting claim
for $500 for alleged damages caused by
water ditch at the corner of Soto street
and Alhambra avenue, recommend sait
petition be filed and the water overeeel
directed to keep the ditch in proper re-
pair SO as not to damage adjoining prop
erty.
In the matter of petition No. S07 from
S. Guasti, asking permission to make
connection with the zanja on Palmett,
street, recommend said petitioner be al
lowed to connect three-inch pipe will
zanja on Palmetto street, water to b.
used for cooling purposes and to be re
turned again to zanja and connection t
be made under the direction of the waite
overseer, and the city attorney instruct
ed to draft contract for use of same TO
one year at IS per month for each mont
that same Is used.
GOING AWAY
Councilman Baker was granted leav