The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-13

| of Mechanical Arts, for the grading and sewer
! street and Ninth and Division streets; Smith
& Young for permission to sell and lay the
Ready Rock asphalt roofing on buildings in
this civ without being required to lay asbestos
paper under the preparation; James Ferry, Tor
the laying OF artificial stone slae%alks on
Brosnan street between Valencia and Guerrero;
J. Alex Bower for permission to alter and
repair premises at 1889 Polk street; Improve
ment Club No of San Francisco, South, for
the extension of the pound limits Mrs "A. e.
Rines, calling attention to the dangerous con
diton Of the premises - satIssrafed with coal
oil; Federation of Mission Improvement CIuos
for the appraisement, contemplation anu Put-
chase of certain lands for the purpose OF d
boulevard connecting Market street at Dolores
with the park panhandle: San Francisco ray
ing Company for permission to pave win
bituminous rock ETC. Lanssat avenue, between
Buchanan and Webster streets; san Francesca
Paving Company for permission to pave with
bituminous rock etc. Belcher street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth; Patrick Reilly, that
a contract be let for the construction OF sewer
in Twenty third street, between Rhode island
avenue and De Haro street; property-owners
for. the paving of Dore street, between Bryant
and Brannan.
PROTESTS RECEIVED.
The following protests were received AN and re-
| owners against the paving, etc. of Washington
street. between First avenue and Cherry street
property owners against paving, etc, Vallejo
street between Devisadero and Broderick
property owners against the laying OF a TOUR
foot sidewalk on Tenth avenue. between ana
K streets; property owners against the grad
ing, etc, of California street, between Iwenti-
eth and Twenty FIRST avenues; property own
walks on Spruce street, between Washington
and Jackson; PROPERTY owners against the grad
between Virginia and Eugenia avenues and
the crossing of Virginia avenue ana ChapuIter
artificial stone sidewalks Sixteenth street
between Church and Sanchez; property owners
against laying OF four-foot sidewalks Oh Ninth
avenue, between and streets; properly
owners against the paving OF the crossings OF
Broderick and Vallejo streets and Broderick
and Green streets; Mary Flood against the
construction of sidewalks on Sanchez street,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets;
property owners against laying of artificial
stone sidewalks on Eighteenth street, between
Noe and Sanchez; property owners against the
grading, etc. of Stanyan street, between Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty eighth; property owners
against the grading of Stanford Helghts ave
nue. between New Market and Twenty-ninth
streets: Twenty-seventh street, between Stan
ford Heights and Stanyan avenue; Stanyan
avenue between Twenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth streets: Twenty-eighth street between
Stanford Heights and Twin Peaks avenues /;
Twin Peaks avenue, between Twenty-eighth
and Valley streets; Glen avenue, between Twin
Peaks and Lincoln avenues; Clara Faithful
(administratrx of estate of Sarah W. Orrall
sidewalks on the north SIDE OF Nineteenth
street from Collingwood street ia feet wester-
ly, and on the west side of Collingwood street
from Nineteenth street 149 feet northerly
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.
The following communications were received
and referred to the proper committeess: Health
Officer requesting that the matter of con-
structing sewer In Worth street, between
Twenty-irst and Twenty second, be given
prompt attention; City Engineer submitting a
copy of the plans and specifications for the
construction of concrete culvert in Diamond
street, at the crossing of Islais Greek; City
Engineer submitting plans and specifications
for improvement of Holly Park; City Engineer,
submitting plans and specifications for the con-
struction of an outlet sewer for the proposed
sewer at the junction of Charles and Arlington
streets, etc; city Engineer, map showing prop
a
main sewer from the westerly line of the Fair
mount Extension Homestead Tract to and
across the right Of way of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, and also setting forth that
in fixing the lines he has arranged for the ex-
tension of the Arlington-street sewer TO the
line of the present proposed main sewer; City
Engineer, plat showing property to be &C
quired for the widening of Circular avenue TO
10 teet ana the extension or SAID avenue 10
Diamond street; City Engineer, plans and spe-
ct6catons for the construction Of the main
sewers in the Sunnyside Tract; Alfred Rosen-
hoz. presenting for consideration a design of
a fender for street cars; Precita Valley I'm
provement Club inquiring as to the status of
their petition for an electric light at the corner
of Harrison and Ridley streets; Charles Bone
agent for Flora McDermotD, withdrawing his
objections to the establishment of a Chinese
Hospital at S2S Sacramento street; Federation
of Mission Improvement Clubs indorsng q
fires by means of salt water; Merchants AS
ISOLATION submitting detailed drawing of the
wooden poles for suspending electric lights
within the underground district" instead OF
from span wires, and recommending that this
pole be adopted the official pole for sus-
pending street lights within said district ex-
cept in such places as it may be desirable to
use iron poles; Merchants Association,
ommending the extension of the Sansome street
line of railroad from its present termination
at jackson street northerly to the bay upon
certain conditions.
Resolutions of intention to perform street
work were passed as follows: That artificial
stone sidewalks be laid on the north side of
Myrtle avenue, between Octavia and Laguna
streets where hot already laid, and except
where bitumnous rock sidewalks are laid ar
tifcial stone sidewalks the south side of
Bush street. between Steiner and Pierce where.
not already laid etc; same on Grove street
between Webster and Fillmore: same south
side of Suffer street. between Lyon street and
Central avenue; same Birch avenue be-
tween Octavia and Laguna Streets same on
east side of Broderick street, between Bush and
Pine; eight inch ironstone pipe sewer with two
manhcles and covers in Francisco street, be-
tween Webster and Fillmore. to connect with
sewer in Fillmore street; eight inch ironstone
pipe sewer with four manholes and covers in
Church lane. between Dolores and Church
streets, TO connect with the sewer in Dolores
street; eight inch irorstone pipe sewer with
two manholes and covers in Filbert place, be-
tween Hilbert and Union streets. to connect
with sewer in Union street; granite curbs
Hilbert place, between Union and Filbert
streets. where not already laid, and that the
roadway be paved with basalt blocks that
California street, between twentieth and
Twentyhrst avenues be graded to the official
line and grade and that redwood eurbs be laid
thereon, and that the roadway and sidewalks
thereof be macadamized, except that portion re-
quired by law to be kept in repair by the rail-
the roadway of Fillmore street, between Haight
and Page streets with basalt blocks, where not
already paved; artificial stone sidewalks on
Pine street, between Buchanan and Webster
streets, where not already laid. and except
where btuminous rock sidewalks are laid:
storm water inets with gratings and culverts
on the four angular corners of the crossing of
Baker and Bay streets; storm water inlets with
gratings and culverts the four angular cor
ners of the crossing of Baker and Francisco
streets; remacadamzing of certain portions of
Twelfth avenue. between Clement and CaIifor-
mia streets plank sidewalks on Baker street
between Greenwich and Lombard where not
already laid and except where bituminous rock
sidewalks laid; artificial stone sidewalks
on the east side of Hyde street, between Val
lejo and Green. where not already laid, and
except where bituminous rock sidewalks are
laid; artificial stone sidewalks Spruce street,
Clay TO Washington, where neither same nor hi.
luminous pavements are already laid; same on
Pacific avenue, between Van Ness avenue and
Cough street on northerly line. where neither
same nor bituminous pavements are already
laid; Jones street, between Chestnut and Fran
cisco, sixteen-inch ironstone pipe sewer with
two manholes; Jones street. between Francisco
street and Montgomery avenue, sxteen-inch
lronstone pipe sewer to connect with sewer in
Montgomery avenue; northerly and southerIv
portions Of crossing of Jones and FRANCHISES
streets, sixteen-inch ironstone pine sewer.
crossing of easterly and westerly nor+ions
same, crossing and northwesterly southea sterJIy
and southwesterly corners same crossing cess
pools, culverts, granite curbs and artificial
stone sidewalks; northeasterly corner said