The San Francisco call., 1899-10-24

PROVIDE FOR
BOND ELECTION
The Call Will Be Made
in 7 hree Weeks.
HOSPITAL MATTERS PUT OVER
PLANS DISCUSSED BUT NONE
SELECTED.
S
Coffey & Martens and Shea & Shea
the Closest Competitors-Jury
Reports in Favor of the
Former.
HOSPITAL MATTERS PUT OVER
DISCUSSED BUT NONE
SELECTED.

4
About everything of Importance which
came before the Board of Supervisors
yesterday was put over for a week: the
calling of the bond election was postponed
three weeks; meanwhile the necessary
declaration of intention viii be duly ad-
Nerused FOR ,he two weeks provided for
by law. The declarations which were
adopted yesterday provided that the cost
of the improvements proposed was too
great TO be paid for out Of the ordinary
income Of the city government. The i'm
lroyemeuts proposed were as follows:
That The panhandle of the park be ex-
tended easterly as far as Van Ness ave-
.4e, that Golden Gate Park be extended
l.rtLerly between Thirteenth and Four
Jeeuth avenues, to connect with the Pre-
sldlo reservation; that funds be provided
Tor the Mission park. blocks So and n,
that d general sewer system be provided
for, also new City and County Hospital,
t-at s%V,ut0 De set aside Tor the etecuOh
,i new school houses and SlUO,hpJ Tor the
repairing of old ones All OF the deClara-
lions We're unanimously adopted ana
Mayor Iuelan announced that IL Wou4u De
three weeks before the formal election
call could u- made, as two weeks WOuld
ht required 90 legally advertise the an
lON NneenrNiS. ne park elecLlou WIIl pe
held December II. the hospital and sewer
election nu December %.
The reports uI The committee appointed
+H pass upon the plans submitted Tor
aew City and County Hospital We're
opened and read. Or. j. r. Laine and
81 -lam Watt Kerr reported in favor or
The plans drawn by Martens IL Cofey.
Lr T.. y. EIiuwood submitted a separate
report. but was i'm favor of the same
architects. He qualified his choice, how
ever. ny suggesting that One-half Of the
.-iHi-- pul9ings he erected on the Aims
house grounds. the other on RinCOn Hill.
-'r- t-.lWagt also spoke highly of the
plans - taVens x TOcpke and Shea &
shea l-e Supervisors are at a loss 10
choose between the plans Of Shea & Shea
and Martens & Cotfey. Both are excel
.u-. uIJ the committee reported in favor
OF ... latter firm and it is likely that the
award VIII be given them. On motion of
Supervisor Holland the selection Of the
-aS was referred TO the Supervisors
sitting as committee of the whole at
...- next regular meeting.
The motion made by Supervisor Black
z. IrSe-l- the order prohibiting the dis
play Hi banners on the public streets was
L.alIE disposed of by indefinite postpone
msHL Al The last meeting Black moved
Jg amend the original order by providing
mat tanners might be strung on any
street excepting Market and Kearny
streets. Holland moved to indefinitely
postpone. nut his motion was lost and he
eaH e l-tlce on reconsideration. His notice
was taken up yesterday and the vote
unanimously reconsidered; the whole mat
leE Went over to "A future date and mean
" Alle no banners may be displayed The
i-AJng contracts were barely mentioned,
ana upon suggestion of The Mayor went
over for another week
PETITIONS RECEIVED.
Tie. ta t.--."ing petitions We're received and re-
ir.r"' q" i..e street Committee:
Armstrong S Hood, against requesting the re-
.- '- "a sign which extends across the side
%-i- az lAe southeast corner Of Greenwich and
SOD streets Merchants Association, appeal
pr [. me board 10 suspend In its entirety the
ORDER prohibiting the suspension of campaign
.a-.NriS across the public streets; Josenh T.
In-e.n, for the paving with bitumen Of Locust
street between Clay and Washington: Home
supply company, for permission TO project two
si"W windows twelve inches from the building
line lu front If 20> and 2lG Front street: Isadore
--..i'l-ir.l. t.r permission to erect and main
tain aD electric lisht trausuerency- to project
-f'iA windows Ia 'front.' NJ premises at i Grant
avenue. ftian a. lrearF, for an extension Of
private e1Htr-lrt for paving. etc. Thirteenth
street. between Valencia and Guerrero; A Da-
A-ts.A t.T Iertfs ssion % erect and maintain a
lH4t and clock sign on the outer edge of the
r..-"a.E iE front Qf the premises at 120 Stock
n street. IL II Lillenthal for permission TO
g'.rr .-th glass roof % by 80 feet Of the
t-ant af t.a lgt AT 1914 Market street.
PROTESTS RECEIVED.
The following protests were received and re-
-Hrr". f" the street Committee.
d main ~. Bloom against permitting NJ Nc
my Z. sewer part of Cuvier street by pri-
waite contract. John Ristow. against the pro-
--t work OF constructing artificial stone side
WALKS ETC., on the northwesterly corner Of
-..... street and San Bruno avenue; property
owners. against the construction Of artificial
sidewalks, ON Central avenue, between
.n .ut Page streets; George Lewiston, against
L-ucuon ot artificial stone sidewalks on
Smith street, between Harrison and Bryant;
.-rtE owners, against the paving of Wildey
avenue bet Veen Webster and Fillmore streets
STREET WORK RECOMMENDED
The Superintendent Of Streets recommended
f.Hf tle following street work be done;
Paving with bitumen. roadway OF Dolores at
f.e crossing pf TSentieth. Twenty-first and
T.. a-rty streets; granite curb, on Pierce street
d .
street. between Green and Union; granite crubs
ara culFerts. cesspools, etc.. on northeasterly
and southeasteriy corners OF the crossing OF
Pierce and Green streets artificial stone side
walks. an Pacific street between Hyde and
Lar.,in. same. OH westerly Inc OF Leavenwor5h
street, between Greenwich "a Lombard same
% U1rtl--.r line ~ Clark street between
Irumm and Davis; same, on Pacific avenue, be-
tween Webster and Fillmore Streets same, on
aarherly line ct Fulton street, between Lar
IN ana Fc.A. same, on easteriy line Of Polk
g. rect between Fulton and McAllister: grading
Nineteenth avenue. between / and VI streets
redwood curbs laid thereon and roadway and
sidewalk macalamized. same on Nlnteenth
Z and and s streets
RESOLUTIONS or INTENTION.
Resolutions of Intention to order street work
performed We're adopted as follows:
Granite curts an Washington street. between
f".H.'fF ana steiner, roadway Of same to be
srolih "I san Jose avenue, Twenty-eighth and
Guerrero streets. roadway of same to be paved
WIN utIHihrI'- granite curbs San Jose ave
I'a4Was Tor same i-nm Twenty sixth street for
distance NJ I-i s9uthery 10 be paved with
L4tuinen. ARTIFICIAL stone sidewalks on Iaguna
street. between Broadway and Vallejo street:
granite eafhs W Masonic avenue between oak
ana rage streets roadway to be paved with
'il'7.l granite gafhs Oh Church street, be-
tween IWeni}-Huth and Day streets, roadway
L he paved with b.tumen; granite curbs on
Jessie street between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth, roadway t7 be paved with bitunen.
AWARD OF STREET WORK
Resolutions were adopted awarding contracts
San Francisco Paving Company. bitumen pav-
Ing ana granlte curbs. on Twenty-ninth street