The San Francisco call., 1899-07-04

cita Valley Improvement Club, for construction
tion of Treat avenue: r. Shepston, for Non
shutting of of water supply in Prentice street
near Cortland avenue, after midnight; Raullst
fathers, for granting of franchise for rail-
road on Grant avenue and Bush street; prop
erty owners, for artificial stone sidewalks on
Locust avenue, between Washington and Jack
son; Louise A. Sorbier, to have her name
stricken from DELINQUENT poll-tax roll of 1898;
property owners, for closing of Olive avenue,
between Franklin and Octavia streets, as pub
lie thoroughfare; J A Johnson for reduction
of assessment lot at the northeast corner
OF Twelfth and Point Lobos avenues W. /.
withdraw W from P protest against establishment
OF Chinese hospital; Charles Brown, for refund,
ing Of s21 AS. amount erroneously paid on real
ment Club, for removal Of one gas lamp from
one from Masonic avenue and Page street, two
from California street between Cough and Oc-
streets; property owners, for repavtng OF
Stockton street. between Greenwich and Union.
that the chief engineer be directed TO deliver
to him remainder of building material on hos
purchased by him at public auction; merchants,
10 have streets Kearny and Market
streets sprinkled; property owners, for bitumen
sidewalks on Sanchez street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth.
PROTESTS RECEIVED.
The following protests were received
and referred to the proper committees:
Property owners, against acceptance of paw
Ing, etc. on crossing OF Hayes street and Ma
sonic avenue; citizens and taxpayers, against
extension of pound limits to Ocean View; John
j. BRADY. against laying OF artificial stone side
walks on Laguna street, between Ellis and
OFarrel and OFarrelI, between Laguna
and Buchanan; property owners, against lay
ing of artificial stone sidewalks Filbert
street between Jones and Roach; same against
artificial stone sidewalks Page street. be
tween Fillmore and Steiner streets; G. II.
Richard against paving of Thirteenth street,
between Scott and Devisadero same against
regarding and remacadamizing of crossing OF
Clement street and Twenty second avenue.
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.
The following communications were re-
cefved and referred:
Merchants Association, submitting result of
conferences with representatives of various
companies using overhead wires with q draft
OF an ordinance placing electric wires and
conductors Underground; also communication
from said companies and corporations approv-
ing said order; St. Mary's Square Association,
acknowledging action Of the board in approving
application for an appropriation Of s125. 900 for
acquisition OF site for St. Mary,s Square;
secretary of the Merchants Association. advis-
ing that schedule of Fire Department supplies
will be submitted to president and board OF
directors etc; Fourth of July Committee. in
vtting the board to assist in celebration of
one hundred and twenty-third anniversary of
the Declaration OF Independence.
ORDERING STREET WORK.
Resolutions were passed ordering the
performance of street work as follows:
Granite curbs Fourteenth street. between
Dolores and Market. where not already laid, and
roadway thereof to be paved with bitumen where
not already paved. etc; artificial stone side
walks Fifteenth street, between Noe and
Castro. where not already laid. etc; artificial
stone sidewalks on Noe street, between Henry
and Sixteenth. where not already laid etc:
artificial stone sidewalks on sOutherly side OF
Pine street, between Franklin and Cough
streets. where not already laid. etc; artificial
stone sidewalks on Colingwood street. between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth, where not already
laid, etc; artificial stone sidewalks Ash
bury street. between Waller and Frederick.
where not already laid etc. grading crossing
Of Bennington and Newman streets to official
line and grade with eight-inch ironstone pipe
sewer in southerly westerly and northerly
pipe sewer with manhOle in easterly portion.
cesspools culverts granite curbs and plank
sidewalks northwesterly and southwesterly
corners. granite curbs and plank sidewalks on
southeasterly and northeasterly corners, road
way OF crossing to be macadamiZed; crossing OF
Bennington and Ellert streets be graded to Of
fetal line and grade with eight-inch ironstone
pipe sewer in southerly portion of said cross
ing, a ten-inch ronstone pipe sewer in west
erly and northerly portions. twelve-inch iron
stone pipe sewer IN easterly portion. with
manhole and cover in center OF said crossing.
cesspools, culverts. etc. at the various cor
amzed; twelve-inch ironstone pipe sewer in
northerly portion of the crossing of Cortland
avenue and Remington street, ten-inch iron
stone pipe sewer in southerly portion, cess
pools culverts etc, at the angular corners;
eighteeu-inch ironstone pipe sewer with two
manholes in Castro street between twenty
sixth and Army, to connect with sewer in
on northerly side Of Broadway. between Fill
more and Steiner streets, where not already
laid, etc; same on COllingwood street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth, where not al
ready laid, etc; same-on Seventeenth street, be
tween Noe and Sanchez where not already laid.
etc. same on Devisadero street between Val
lejo and Green. where not already laid etc;
granite curbs Central avenue. between Full
ton and McAlster streets, where not already
laid the roadway thereof TO be paved with
bituminous rock.
PRIVATE CONTRACTS.
Resolutions were passed authorizing the
performance of the following street work
by private contract:
I. street between Ninth and Tenth avenues
grading. at 15 cents per cubic yard, and mac
foot, Dennison Contracting Company; Burritt
street, between Stockton and Powell, paving
with bituminOus rock, at 23 cents per square
foot, and granite curbs at 80 cents per lneal
foot, ]. J. Dowlng & Co.
Resolutions passed directing the Super
intendent of Streets to enter into a contract
with the San Francisco Paving Company for
the construction of bltuminous rock sidewalk
in front of the city property on Thirteenth
street, between Church and Sanchez, at rate
not to exceed 615 cents per square foot also to
contract with the Union Paving and Contract
ing Company to pave with bitumnous rock and
Waller street between OctaVia and Laguna, at
a cost not to exceed 5000.
RESOLUTIONS OF INTENTION.
Resolutions declaring intention to order
street work as follows were passed:
Rrosnan street. Valencia to Guerrero. stone
sidewalks; Dore, Bryant to Brannan, granite
curbs, bitumeu, roadway; San Bruno avenue.
Fifteenth to Channel, grading; San Bruno
nue., Fifteenth to Alameda. twelve-inch pipe
ing sewers culverts and cesspOols; San Bruno
avenue. Alameda to Division, twelve-inCh sew
er; Page, Fillmore to Steiner, stone sidewalks;
Eddy, Franklin to Cough, stone sidewalks;
Spruce street, from Clay to Washington, arti-
fetal stone sidewalks. where not already land,