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

| sidewalks to be laid on northerly side of Will
! low avenue between Cough and Octavia streets
where not already laid, etc. artificial stone
sidewalks to be laid on westerly side OF La
guna between Ellis and O'Farrell where not
already laid. ETC.; artificial stone sidewalks to
be laid southerly side of Eddy street be-
tween Cough and Octavia where not already
laid, etc: artificial stone sidewalks to be laid
on easterly side of Laguna street between
Golden Gate avenue and McAllister street
where. not already laid, ETC.. ARTIFICIAL stone
sidewalk on the southerly side of O'Farrell
street between Laguna and Buchanan, also
between Laguna and Octavia; artificial stone
sidewalks to be laid on northerly side of Fill
bert street between Roach alley and Jones
street where not already laid, etc; granite
curbs to be laid on Washington street between
Laurel and Locust where not already laid and
ro oa thereof to be paved with ntndops
to be laid on Alabama street between Twenty
second and Twenty-third where not already
iald and roadway thereof TO be paved with
pltuminous rock where not already so paved;
granite curbs to be laid Alabama street be-
where not already laid and roadway thereof
be paved with bituminous rock where not al
laid on the southerly side of Turk street be
tween Scott and Devisadero where not already
laid etc; artificial stone sidewalks to be laid
tavia and Laguna where not already laid, etc
STREET WORK ORDERED.
TIL. The following resolutions ordering the per
roadway Of crossing of Clay and Lyon btu
men; artificial stone sidewalk six feet wide
Third avenue, between Clement and California
where bituminous sidewalks are laid: artif-
cial stone Sidewalks on Ford street between
Noe and Sanchez. where not already laid, etc:
same en- westerly side of Fair Oaks street
between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth, where
at crossing of Twentieth avenue and Clement
street be remacadamzed except that portion
required by law TO be kept in repair by the
railroad company having tracks thereon; arti-
fetal stone sidewalks on the north side OF Fell
street, between Polk street and Van Ness
avenue where not already laid, ETC. granite
| curb on Hilbert stteet, between Baker and
Frederick where not already laid and that the
roadway thereof, for a distance of seven feet
south of the center line thereof be paved with
basaIt blocks where not already paved, and
the remaining portion of the roadway Of Fill
bert street be paved with bftumen, where not
already SO paved; that roadway on BUSH street;
street railway tracks, extending from stockton
street to Central avenue. be paved with basalt
blocks or with btuminous rock
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Contracts for the performance of street work
were awarded as follows: City Street Improve
ment Company, for grading Bernal Park and
Williams Belser & Co, plank sidewalks on Wat
er street between Mason and Taylor, where not
already laid etc, 40 cents per ltneal foot, pri-
vate contract Williams Belser & Co. were au-
thOrized to construct a sixteen inch 1ronStone
pipe sewer with two manholes in Treat avenue,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets;
also fourteen-inch ironstone pipe sewer with
manholes. in Twenty-third street between
Rhode Island and De Haro; also to construct
a three by five brick sewer etc, in Dupont
street, between Beach and North Point, and
the crossing of Dupont and North Point streets,
all by private contracts; the property owners
on the westerly side of Fifteenth avenue. be
to construct bulkheads. as provided by law:
in front of their property, to prevent the SAND
from drifting upon the sidewalk, in accord
J. J. Bowling & Co. were authorized to pave
Church street between Market and Fifteenth
DriVate Contract. with bifnnen: Pacific Paving
Company. paving Clay street, between Locust
and spruce private contract Flinn dreacG
street, between Jones and Leavenworth. in
Broderick street, between Vallejo and Green;
Union, in crossing of Green and Broderick
and in the crossing of Vallejo and Broderick.
ironstone pipe sewers, etc, IN Ninth avenue
between I and ] streets, and in crossing or
Warren & Malley, grading Van Ness avenue.
between Bay street and the northerly line OF
North Point street provided that SAID AID work
grade and without cost to the city and county
or to the properly 9wn 7sTI .ccrpr.>rc
Resolutions Of full acceptance of street work
were passed as follows; Spruce street; from
Clay to Sacramento, bitumen and basalt;
son. bitumen: Clay street from Laurel to
Locust. bitumen; Harrison street from Twenty
nue. from McAllister TO Fulton street, bitumen;
crossing of Seventh and Berry streets. basalt:
Sixth street from Channel to southeast line Of
Irwin. paved with basalt. conditionaly &C
copied
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
The Superintendent of Streets was instructed
TO recommend the construction of sewers to
abate the nuisance caused by the sewage from
the Almshouse flowing into a vacant lot at
Tenth avenue and J street; also to construct
the crossing Of Beale; also to stop further work
of grading the crossing OF Sixth
tract with Williams, Belser & Co. for
ners of of the crossing of Eighteenth and
Douglass streets back three feet to the line
of the sidewalks at cost not to exceed SIS
per corner.
+, The appeal Of Helen J. Hutchinson and 9TH
ers against the acceptance of the paving at
the intersection of Julian avenue and Four
tenth street, done by Finn & Treasy, was
set for hearing on June 26; also hearing on
protest of property owners against the pro-
posed laying OF artificial stone sidewalks
chez also protest of property against
construction of a sewer, etc. in Worth street.
between Twenty-first and Twenty-second; also
protest of property owners against construction
of sewer in Stevenson street from Tenth to
northeasterly termination of Stevenson.
The action of the board in awarding the con-
tract to grade Van Ness avenue, between Bay
and Beach streets to John Holmes,
considered.
resolution was adopted directing the Com
the following sums in the next tax levy:
$50, 600 for the extension of the main sewer in
Fourteenth avenue and H street to Twenty
fourth avenue and 1 street, and $500 for the
purchase of a boiler for the Fourth-street
drawbrdge.
Grades were established on Sixteenth ave-
nue. south, on Q street and the crossings of the
same; also on Jarnac between the Southern
Pacific right of way and San Jose avenue and
northerly 157 feet from said right of way.