The San Francisco call., 1899-06-20

pany, William II. Birch & Co, Globe
Brass and Bell Foundry; NJ Greenberg
Sons, G. NJ. Yates, Arctic Oil Works,
Bowers Rubber Company, Goodyear Rub
Der Company, Richard c. Jones Co,
Humboldt Lumber Mill Company, ?.
Swift, w. T. Garratt & Co, Steizer &
Kerr, James A Shook 6, Co., Durham,
Carrigan & Hayden Company ana >. Il.
Wulzen.
BY an order passed to print, establish,
ing, approving and adopting the of1clal
map of the city, the City Engineer was
authorized, in 1896. to prepare map, win
q few minor exceptions made unuer lhe
ordinance regarding the dellneauonS OF
certain lands.
The resolution increasing the compensa-
ton of the appraisers of the panhandle
extension to $1,000 each was passed 10
print.
The following petitions were received and re-
ferred to the Street Committee: A McElroy
and sidewalk on southeast corner of Third
street and South Park; John Tuttie, for peIiills
sion to continue blasting on Flint tract; l..
Altschul for permission to remove a building
from the north side Of Sutter street, between
Devisadero and Broderck, to a lot on opposite
side of street; property-owners. for raising of
the grade OF Castro street at Fifteenth ana OF
Fifteenth street at its westerly termination, to
be raised three feet property owners, for
changing of grade on Twenty-nnth street pc
tween Church and Dolores; properly EyrnFs
street between Haight and Page; property
owners, for gas lampposts on southeast corner
side Of Brady. between Cotton and West Mis-
sion; Jensen & Bath, to erect wooden sign on
awning at 3OS Sixth street; b. H. Lichtenstein
for permission to alter premises at II Grant
avenue; Charles T. Sweeney for permission TO
retain a cloth sign at 1872 Eighth street; j. T
Hamilton for eight-inch water main in Con-
necticut street, between Twenty first and and
Twenty second. and hydrant in center of block
Mount St. Joseph's Infant Orphan Asylum, for
mains and hydrants in q street south. between
Yer avenue, between Seventeenth and Nine
teenth south: property-owners, for electric
light at crossing of Haight and Scott Streets
]. H. Griffith, for gas or electric ight on cor
ner of Liberty and Castro streets, or in middle
of block on Liberty. between Noe and Castro;
property-owners. for arc lights on Fillmore
street from Geary to Washington, for which
money was provided in last tax levy; property
owners. for arc lights Devisadero street
from Oak to California, for which money was
provided in last tax levy; c. p. Robbins, pres
tdent Ocean View improvement Club. for eX-
tension of pound limits to county line; w. f.
wooden sidewalks on Market street, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Edward X. Pearson
for permission to remove building from Van
Ness avenue between Pacific and Broadway
to North Point street between LarIin and
Hyde; Hannah for permission to repair
premises HOS to ll24 Stockton street; F1orehce
Blythe Hinckley. for permission to alter prem
isee at 40 Market street; J. w. Pence, for per
mission TO remove building from Folsom street
between Eleventh and Twelfth. to lot on Bry-
ant avenue. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets; Henry \. Hickey; for, permission to
street, between Thirteenth and Henann; prop
erty-owners, for artificial stone sidewalk on
Market Street and Eureka Valley Improve
ment Club. for boulevard from Market and
Granaghan and James Clark for permission to
construct artificial stone sidewalks on west side
enteenth. and on south side Of sixteenth be
tween Sanchez and Noe; Manuel j. Pires, for
nue.. between Andover and Holly Park by pri-
vate contract Scott & Arms. for permission to
erect barber pole at Front street; f. Picass9.
for permission to erect shed on north side
of Pacific street.
PROTESTS RECEIVED.
The following protests were received and
ferred TO the proper committees Property
owners against laying wooden sidewalks
Raker street between Greenwich and Lom-
bard: Mary Z. Rines, complaining Of stable at
35lS Sixteenth street: Henry Dalton. against
laying artificial stone sidewalks on Twenty
sixth and Fair Oaks streets; property owners
against grading San Bruno avenue, between
Fifteenth street and Ninth and Division streets;
same. against laying artificial stone sidewalk
on north side Of Pacific avenue, 130 feet east
Of Cough; same, against paving by private con-
tract Belcher street. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth; same. against construction of
sewer in Church lane, between Dolores and
Church streets.
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.
Communications received follows
From Fred Eaton, Mayor Of Los Angeles, re
questng a statement Of the objections to the
use of the Hunter or Douglas fender on the
cars Of the street railroads OF San Francisco;
\. c. Hawks. calling attention to damage TO
his property by grading of Polk street and re-
duestfng compensation for same: Bateman
Bros requesting extension of time on con-
tract for erection of Hall Of Justice building.
STREET WORK ORDERED.
Resolutions We're ,rassed ordering the per
formance Of the following street work: Paw
ing crossing Clay and Lyon streets btumen;
/ artificial stone sidewalks. Third avenue, be
tween Clement and California streets south.
where not already laid. etc. same, on Ford
street, between Noe and Sanchez, where not
already laid, etc; same on westerly side of
Fair Oaks street. between Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-siXth. etc: remaCadamiZing roadway
and sidewalks of crossing Of Twentieth avenue
and Clement street, except that portion
uuired bv law to be kept in order by the rail-
road company; granite curbs on Filbert street,
between Baker and Broderick. where not al
ready laid. roadway to be paved with basalt
blocks and bitumen.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Resolutions awarding contracts for the per
formance of street work were passed as follows:
City Street Improvement Company, granite
curbs on Golden Gate avenue. between Baker
and Lyon streets. where not already laid, at 81
per lineal foot, also roadway TO be paved with
btumen, where not already so paved, at 80
cents per square foot; same, granite curbs on
Diamond street, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth where not already laid. at 80 cents per
! linear foot; also pavement Of roadway with
! btumen where not already laid, at Zig cents
per square foot.
Permission was granted Peter McHugh for
! the grading and macadamizing by private con-
/ tract OF westerly half Of Twenty fifth avenue,
| between Point Lobos avenue and Clement
street and to San Francisco Paving Company
/ to lay by private contract btuminous pave
ment on Laussat avenue, between Buchanan
and Webster streets.
DECLARATIONS OF INTENTION.
/ Resolutions declaring intention to order the
| performance of street work passed as fol-
! lows: Laying S-inch ironstone pipe sewer
/ in Francisco street, between Webster and Fill
more, commencing at poinnt 1872 feet west
erly from Webster street and running thence
westerly along center line of Francisco street
/ for a distance of 1872 feet, balance of the
street between Jackson and Gold street be
paved with bituminous rock; artificial stone
sidewalks to be laid northeasterly, north
westerly and southwesterly corners of cross
ing of Clay and Laurel streets and that the
roadway of said crossing be paved with bitumi-
/ nous rock artificial stone sidewalks to be laid
/ on northwesterly and northeastery corners of
the crossing of Clay and Locust streets, road
way of crossing to he paved with btuminous
rock; artificial stone sidewalks to be laid on
northwesterly. southwesterly and southeasterly
corners of crossing of Laurel and Washington
streets, bitumen in roadway; artificial stone
sidewalk to be laid on northwesterly corner of
the crossing of Castro and Seventeenth streets;
stone water inlet with grating and culvert to
/ be constructed the nOrthweSterly of
the crossing OF Clement street and Sixth ave-
nue. artificial stone sidewalk to be laid on
the four corners of the crossing of Dolores and
Fifteenth streets roadway paved with btu
men; grading of Hartford street to official line
and s-nch ironstone pipe sewer be constructed
therein to connect with in Eighteenth
street curbs artificial stone sidewalks and bi-
luminous rock pavement; roadway of the cross
! ing OF Chestnut and Leavenworth streets to
! be paved with bituminous rock; crossing of