The San Francisco call., 1899-10-17
BOND ELECTIONS
WILL Be CALLED
ON NEXT MONDAY
Supervisors Instruct
Attorney Lane.
HOSPITAL PLANS SUBMITTED
COLLEGES APPOINT MEMBERS
OF THE JURY.
Aigeltinger Unanimously Elected to
Succeed Perrault as Chairman
of the Finance Committee.
Patrol Drivers.

necessary papers for action at the next
meeting OF the board. The resolution.
which was unanimously adopted, was as
follows:
Resolved. That the City and County Attorney
he and he is hereby requested to prepare and
present to the board at its next meeting such
notices or resolutions under the park improve
Ncrt a't and the IlGnlcipaI Improvement ACT
for passage by the board may he necessary
10 initiate the proceedings for calling cleo
tious FOR the issuance OF bonds follows:
ON Wednesday. December 27, 1889. on tho
question OF issuing bonds to acquire for park
purposes 90, Western Addition blocks r. l+l.
l4i 20, 2lo. PSI. 2SS 56s, 3lS. 437 as, $40 and
--5 and tZi. outside land blocks s. l69, 1874, 21l,
$50 36S and 1888 and outside land block l, and
80, Mission blocks SO and 81 each proposition
to bee voted nn separately.
on Friday. December 29 1899. on the ques-
tan OF issuing bonds for Cd the construction
az n sewer system for the city and county, in
conformity with plans prepared 10y c. +.
GruHsiy, civil engineer; l2) the construction Of
a new City and County Hospital in conform
its with plans and specifications submitted
and 70 he hereafter adopted and 80 the con-
Fruction Of new school buildings, in conform
Welsh, architect OF the Board OF Education.
Resolved further That he thereafter prepare
and present TO this board such notices, resolu-
uons and ordinances as may he necessary for
calling and holding such elections and for the
sale OF the bonds issued pursuant thereto, and
that he advise this board whether in view OF
the provisions of sections 1850 TO 1855, inclusive
Of the Political Code, il viii be necessary for
the Board Of Education 20 cooperate with the
Ence Of bonds for the erection Of schoolhouses
.r whether said matter is governed solely by
act. act provisions Oh the "un''iPA' Improvement
A slight hitch in County Hospital mat
t-rS occurred on account OF the with
drawI of Architects Pissis and Reid
from the jury which is 10 judge the plans
submitted Tor the new institution. Pur-
Suant 10 invitation the College Of Physi-
clans named r. 6. Lame as it's repre-
sentative on the jury, the University of
California named William Watt Kerr and
Cooper Medical College submitted the
name Of Dr. c. \. Ellinwood. The Art
Association named Albert Pissis and J.
w. Reid, TWO of the most famous archi-
rCCts of the country. but at the last mo-
ment sent in a communication. saying
that both Of those gentlemen had de-
clined 10 serve and until the return of
its president, joseph D. Grant, from New
York. no others could be named. A reso-
tuition was adopted directing the commit
tee TO bring in its report on plans sub
mittCd on Monday next in order that
proper provision might be made in the
bond election schedule for the cost OF the
new institution. The following architects
have submitted plans NJ. J. Lyon,
Charles R. Wilson. ". II. Wilcox. Har-
Roweu. Brown & Brown, L. B. Walls, J.
T. Dunn Bliss d Fayin. Shea & Shea,
J. z. Kraft, Martin a Coffey, Mooser q
Son. Havens q Toepke. Cuthbertson &
Collischon, A. F. Oakley, J. b. Rodgers
and !. r. Crook.
Pursuant to the resolution adopted at
the last meeting of the board Mayor Phe-
Ian announced the appointment of VIII
u. Griffin as purchasing agent for the
City and County Hospital. It will be
Griffin duty TO inspect every requlSiuon
made and all goods delivered. and he will
also be required to scrutinize carefully
all bills filed TO see if supplies are being
furnished at a proper price.
Supervisor PeTraults resignation from
the craftsmanship Of the Finance Com
mittee was accepted and Supervisor Ed
AigelunEer was unanimously elected to
fill the vacancy
Perrault moved TO amend the order
made at the last meeting dischaTging all
patrol drivers and placing the employ
ment Of those employees in the hands of
the Police Department so that it would
go into effect on December 10 instead of
November l. Algelunger moved to amend
10y making il December !. Both motions
failed TO carry and Perrault gave notice
of motion to reconsider. He then moved
To rescind tho original order, but that,
too. was lost and he again gave notice.
Black moved to amend the anti-cam-
paign banner order so that banners
might be strung on all streets except
Market and KeaTny. Holland moved to
indefinitely postpone action but his mo-
ton was lost. He delayed the original
consideration at the next regular meet
ing.
PETITIONS RECEIVED.
The following petitions were received and re-
ferred TO the Street Committee:
citizens. requesting that the sidewalks on
Waller street. between Fillmore and Steiner. be
q paSSable condition before the rains
set IN; w. II. Mccarthy, for permission to con-
struct by private contract a sewer in Cuvier
street. between the Southern Pacific Railroad
right Of way and Bosworth street, Finn &
Treacy. for extension of thirty days time
on their contract to construct artificial stone
sidewalks on the north side OF Broadway, be
tween Fillmore and Steiner streets; Market
Street and Eureka Valley improvement Club
requesting the board to include In the proposed
bond issue an amount necessary for the cutting
ia-cta 70 r-jg-eenth. p / Codv for Immediate
Ha . f-gf
Company from erecting an old wooden pole in
front 0t his premises. on the northwest corner
of Mission and Twenty ninth streets; Quimby
& Harrelson, 20 approve plans OF Berkshire
street archway: san Francisco and San Joa-
quin valley railroad company lot permission
northwest side OF Bryant street, across Bryant
street 10 its ferry slip and wharf; property
owners, for the placing Of arc lamps on Eddy
street. at the crossings Of Jones, Leavenworth
and Hyde streets, and for the discontinuance
az fifteen adjacent gas lamps Mrs. Catherine
Gogarty. frr permission to reconstruct the
plank sidewalk Of twenty-five l!neal feet In
front OF premises. on the southeast side OF Te-
hama street, between Fifth and Sixth Call
building from the public thoroughfare. Michi-
Ean street. between Twenty second and Twen-
tain ana IN the Potrero Nuevo Block No s72 to
made boy the city to Alfred Borel on June %.
PROTESTS RECEIVED.
The following protests were received and re-
ferred the Street Committee:
Against the construction Of sewer in San
Bruno avenue between Mariposa and Eight
eenth streets. property owners against the
grading. nacadamizing etc, OF Army street
between Castro and Noe John E. Sheehan
against the grading Of Army street. between
Noe and Castro. Frank Reichlin. against grad
ing OF Army street between Castro and Noe:
Caliaghan Estate Company. against the grad
Ing etc. ~ the easterlv half OF Eighteenth
avenue. between Il and I streets and the
northeast quarter Of the crossing OF Eight
eenth avenue and J street: trustees of the es-
tate Of John \ Bird. deceased, against the
paving Of Central avenue, between Page and
Halght streets; property owners. against the
paving etc, of the crossing OF Haight and
cole streets trustees OF j. H Baird estate
against the paving of the crossing OF Haight
and Clayton streets; same against the paving
Of the crossing q Central avenue and Page
streets; property owners, against the paving
Of Treat avenue. between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-h!th streets.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Resoiutions were adopted awarding contracts
for street work as follows:
San Francisco Paving Company, granite cllrbs
on Twenty y-ninth street, between Sanchez and
Noe roadway thereof 10 be paved with bitu-
men, curblng at 50 cents per lineal foot and
paving at 27l5 cents per square foot: Finn &.
Treacy, bitumen pavement roadway Of cross
ing OF Union and Franklin streets at "a cents
per square foot; San Francisco Paving Com
r5ny paying roadway Of crossing Of Ray street
and Montgomery avenue with basalt blocks at
27Ik cents per square foot and constructing