The San Francisco call., 1899-11-07

payment of s1S55 was put over for one
week.
The following streetwork was ordered:
PETITIONS RECEIVED.
The following petitions were received and re-
ferred 10 the Street Committee:
Elizabeth !. Hammond. for permission TO Law
q wooden sidewalk in front OF her property on
the north side of Clark street between Davis
and Drumm; Becker & PrauschkoIb for per
mission 10 erect electric light sign on the
outer edge of the sidewalk in front of s and 10
O'Farrell street; citizens. for the filling in of
Trocadero Gulch on the line of Nineteenth
avenue, and for the grading and macadamizing
OF said avenue 10 Ocean avenue. through the
lands Of the Green estate and of the Spring
Valley Water Works; Ann Reynolds, for action
on her petition for the removal OF the tracks
of the Preside and Ferries Railroad Company
20 thelr proper place on Union street, between
Hyde and Larkin. and that the company be
cited TO appear before the committee and show
cause why the petition should not be favorably
acted upon; Frank Estate. Incorporated, for
permission TO project bay windows eighteen
inches over sidewalk at the northeast corner
OF Bush and Stockton streets; z. Campini and
D. kuhlmann. for the paving with bitumen of
Gordon street from Harrison northwesterly
between Eighth and Ninth streets, and placing
OF gas lamp on same; property-owners. for per
mission to perform the work OF constructing
feet westerly, agreeing TO furnish the
material in accordance with the speciica-
tions; Finn * Treacy, for the establishment OF
the grade on North street. between Twenty
first and Twenty-second; Percy & Hamilton. to
project show windows over building line six
inches at 30 and "a Geary street and to place
bay windows in of building Union
Square avenue; San Francisco Paving Com
pany, for permission to remove basalt blocks
from roadway OF Sansome street, between Call
fornia and Pine and repave with bitumen by
private contract: Standard Oil Company for
the privilege of making road between Berry
and Channel street part the street and part
the sidewalk, at their own expense; prop
erty-owners, for the retention Of the gas lamp
on Pierce street between Haight and Page;
Pacific Refining and Roofing Company. for a
reconsideration of the questions involved in the
resolutions directing the superintendent OF
Streets TO remove all buildings, etc, that OBJ
struct the roadway of Michigan street. between
Twenty second and Twenty third; Joseph Har-
ney. for permission on behalf OF property
owners to lay on eight-inch sewer in Cuvier
street, between the Southern Pacific Railroad
and Bosworth street. by private contract;
Union Paving and Contracting Company, for
permission on behalf OF property-owners to
private contract in the intersection Of Waller
street and De Long avenue; Finn & Treacy. for
permission to pave with bitumen, by private
contract, Lafayette place, between Green and
Union streets; property-owners, for an exten-
sion of six months time on their contract to
grade Grove street. between Clayton and Cole.
between Masonic avenue and Ashbury street
and between Ashbury and Clayton streets
Masonic avenue, Clayton and Ashbury streets
between Fulton and Grove, Masonic avenue
Ashbury and Clayton streets. between Grove
and Hayes. the crossings Of Masonic avenue
and Ashbury streets.
PROTESTS RECEIVED.
The following protests were received and re-
ferred to the Street Committee:
Property owners, against the paving of Pierce
street between Green and Vallejo; property
owners. against the paying Of the crossing OF
ers, against the acceptance Of the work OF paw
ing Buchanan street, between Union and Fill
bert; property-owners, against the paving OF
Washington street between Fillmore and
Steiner.
RESOLUTIONS OF INTENTION.
Resolutions of intention TO perform the fol-
lowing street work were adopted:
Construction Of plank sidewalks on the south
erly line of Jackson street, between Cherry
street and First avenue; granite curbs. La
fayette place, between Green and Union
streets artificial stone sidewalks. in front OF
lots and lands commencing at a point on the
southwesterly line of Sixth street, 225 feet
thence southeasterly fifty feet artificial stone
sidewalks Lily avenue, between franklin
curbs and artificial sidewalks, southeasteriy
and southwesterly corners of Waller street and
De Long avenue
STREET WORK RECOMMENDED.
The Superintendent OF Streets recommended
the performance of the following street work:
Granite curbs. on the easterly line OF Church
roadway of same to be paved with bitunen
granite curbs, on McAllister street between
Central and Masohic avenues, roadway
TO be paved with basalt blocks; granite curbs
on Potrero avenue between Seventeenth and
Mariposa streets, roadway to be paved with
bitumen.
PRIVATE CONTRACTS TO BE AUTHOR
lied.
Resolutions authorizing the performance of
street work by private contract follows were
passed to print:
City Street Improvement Company to lay
granite csrbs. artificial stone sidewalks, iron
stone sewer, with two manholes and covers in
Twenty fifth street, between Guerrero and San
Jose avenue, and to pave roadway with bitII-
men; same, to lay granite curbs San Jose
avenue between Army and Guerrero streets
and TO pave roadway of same with bitumen: w
r Hanrahan to pave with bitumen the cross
ing OF Twenty-ffth and Shotwel streets
STREET WORK FULLY ACCEPTED.
Resolutions finally adopted fully accept
ing the following street work:
Fillmore street, between Haight and Page
basalt pavement; Fulton street between Stan
yam street and First avenue basait Alabama
street, between Twenty fourth and Twenty
fifth, bitumen; Potrero avenue, between Six
teenth and Seventeenth. bitumen.
Resolutions of full acceptance of the following
street work were passed to print:
Clay street between Spruce and Maple, btu
men; Buchanan street, between Union and Fill
bert bitunen; Masonic avenue. between Oak
and Page streets bitumen; Henry street be-
tween Sanchez and Noe. btumen; Clayton
street, between Hayes and Fell. bitumen.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
Hearing OF the protests against the construc-
tion of artificial stone sidewalks on Central ave-
nue., between Oak and Page streets, was set for
November 13 at p. m.
Andrew Downey was granted permission to