The San Francisco call., 1899-10-03

iron electric poles on Kentucky and Mis-
sion streets was sustained
The surplus of $2625 over the various APP
preparations made in the tax levy was or
dered divided as follows: For payment OF
c. f. Newman as bond expert for three
months, s525; salary of assistant clerk in
Office of Board of Supervisors, $50; Tax
Collector, $50.
a resolution was passed TO print en-
powering the gas inspector to test the
gas meters of private consumers and TO
assess such consumers fee of 81 for such
inspection. In case a meter is found TO
run behind it shall be turned over to the
gas company for correction. If the con-
sumer is being bunkoed by his meter to
the extent of per cent, then the gas
company shall rectify its bills and refund
overcharge to its patrons. Any gas com
pany violating the ordinance shall be sub
ject to a fine of not less than $50 nor more
than 800 for each offense.
PETITIONS RECEIVED.
The following petitions were received and re-
ferred to the proper committees: S. L. Strick-
land for granite curbs. cesspools, etc, on
southeast corner. Of Waller street and DeLong
the roadway and curbing Of Sixth street be-
tween Folsom and Harrison; Federation of
Mission Improvement Clubs for the improve
ment of the sanitary condition of the Fair
mount School, Fairmount and Glen Park I'M
provement Club for the carrying out of the
intention of resolution No 3049 in relation IN
the construction of outlet sewer for Arling-
ton street; ]. r. Blanchard requesting that the
Superintendent of Schools be directed to enter
NSAAN4
miZe, etc, the city's portion of the intersec-
tion of Jefferson and Andover avenues at a
cost of S62 so
PROTESTS RECEIVED.
The following protests were received and re-
ferred TO the proper committees: Property
owners against paving OF Greenwich street
between Fillmore and Steiner; property own
ers against raising the grade OF Morton place
off Filbert street.
STREET WORK RECOMMENDED.
The Superintendent of Streets recommended
the performance OF the following street work:
Twelve-inch in easterly portion of the
crossing of California street and Twenty-first
avenue, fourteen-inch sewer in westerly por-
tion and eight-inch sewers in northeriy and
southerly portions, with cesspools culverts
manholes etc, with granite curbs and plank
sidewalks on the four angular corners; four
tween Twenty-frst and Twenty-second ave-
nues; bitumen pavement on westerly half of
the roadway of westerly half OF crossing of
Fourteenth, Church and Market streets; gran
lite curbs on Treat avenue, between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-fifth streets, on Wildey ave
nue.. between Webster and Fillmore streets and
on Twenty-hfth street between San Jose ave-
nue. and Guerrero street; cesspool culvert,
granite curbs and an artificial stone Sidewalk,
on nOrthwesterly corner of Army street and
San Bruno avenue; twelve-inch sewer with
manhole. etc. in San Bruno avenue, between
Marlposa ana Eighteenth streets; granite cur bs
on Vincent street, between Green and Union
roadway thereof to be paved with bitumen.
RESOLUTIONS OF INTENTION.
Resolutions declaring intention to order the
adopted.
Cuvier street, graded, rock gutterways red
wood curbs and plank sidewalks to be con-
structed thereon and the roadway to be macad-
amlzed; granite curbs on Greenwich street be-
tween Fillmore and Steiner roadway to be
paved with bitumen; granite curbs on Central
avenue, between Page and Haight streets, road
way to ne paved with bitumen: artificial stone
sidewalks on the southeasterly corner of the
crossing of Central avenue and Page street
roadway of crossing to be paved with bitumen /;
artificial stone sidewalks on Central avenue
between Oak and Page streets; granite curbs
on Shrader street. between Haight and Waller;
bltumen pavement on roadway of the crossing
of Shrader and Waller streets eight-in sewer
In Shrader street, between Haight and Waller
to connect with sewer in Waller street: road
way OF crossing of Haight and Clayton streets
TO be paved with bitumen: roadway of crossing
OF Halght and Shrader streets TO be paved with
oltumen; cesspools, culverts granite curbs and
artlnclal stone sidewalks on northwesteriy and
northeasterly corners of Haight and Cole
streets, artificial stone sidewalk on the south
easterly corner and bitumen pavement on road
way OF the crossing; Army street. between Noe
and Castro. to be graded. roadway and side
walks to be macadamiZed, twelve-inch sewers
point HES feet easterly thereof eight-inch
sewer in Army street, from Noe to a point dis
tant 80 feet westerly thereof; roadway OF the
crossing OF Chestnut and Jones streets to be
paved with btumen; Chenery street between
Randall and Castro, to be graded, redwood
curbs. rock gutterways and plank sidewalks TO
be laid thereon and the roadway thereof to be
macadamized.
STREET WORK ORDERED.
Resolutions ordering street work were
adopted as follows:
three manholes and covers: Zoe place. off Fol-
som street, paved with bitumen: Twenty ninth
street from San Jose avenue to Dolores gran
lite curbs, bitumen roadway
The following proposed work was stricken
from resolutions ordering by Acting Chairman
Holland of the Street Committee:
San Bruno avenue. Fifteenth to Alameda
streets, 12-inch sewers and manhole; crossing
of San Bruno avenue and Alameda street,