The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-04-04

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Contractors for street work will not
hereafter be released from the contracts
to perform street work of any description
whatsoever until the bills for advertising
incurred in such work be fully paid and
discharged.
The License Collector was directed to
issue licenses TO Charles CoblintZ and j.
Bowling TO permit them TO solicit street
work.
The Suffer Street Railway Company
was directed to repave those portions of
Suffer street which the law requires TO
be kept in repair by said company which
are in such condition as TO prevent the ap-
paratuS OF the Fire Department from re-
spending to alarms of fire. The Super
intendent Of Streets was directed to see
that the orders of the board were carried
out
The matter of the repair of Bush street.
where the tracks of the Suffer Street
Railway Company were laid, was referred
10 the Mayor
Henry j. Crocker and Iother property
owners protested against the proposed
grading OF Bay street, from Fillmore to
Scott.
The Merchants Athletic Club request
ed a permit for a boxing contest at
Woodward's Pavilion this month.
a petition, variously signed, was pre-
scented asking the Supervisors to establish
a permanent grade on all lands south OF
Golden Gate Park that have not already
been established.
The Committee on Finance and Audit
ing was appointed a special committee to
take steps leading TO proper celebration
of Fourth Of July.
The Western Boxing and Athletic Asso-
citation was granted permission TO hold
professional boxing contest some even
ing between the Goth and S0th inst.
Mrs. Belle Harris was appointed mat
ron at the Morgue al salary of $50
month. She IS TO be on duty at all hours.
PETITIONS REFERRED.
Among the petitions referred TO committees
were the following; !. J. Downing, to pave
with bituminous rock by private contract
Church street between Thirteenth and Four
tenth: Joseph n KOwalsky 10 erect 8 build
ing on Mason street, Ice feet north of Eddy;
Federation Of Mission Improvement Clubs, for
letting of contract for the improvement OF
Holly Park; Daniel Meyer, 70 repair premises
southeast corner OF Drumm and Sacramento
srrsa+s. Point obos TrnprOyernenf Cnub for
electric lights at Sixth avenue and Lake street
and Twentieth avenue and Clement street;
same. for the matchmaking OF the crossing
OF Twentieth avenue and Clement street and
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues
and for macadamiZing the crossing at Seventh
avenue and c street, and for laying sX-foot
artificial stone sidewalk on Third avenue, be-
tween Clement and California streets; ii. n
LAWYER, Tor PERMISSION 70 grace, pave, etc IN
front of premises at the northeast corner Of
Twenty-ifth and Point Lobos avenues; Te-
reaco Georgi, to erect stand at Sixth and
Folsom streets; Ernest Brand for artificial
stone sidewalk on Broadway, between OCtavia
and Laguna streets: Spring Valley Water
Works and Buchanan Contracting Company, for
dscontinuence Of proceedings relating to grad
ing OF Buchanan street, between Hermann and
into an agreement TO do the same; r. c. de
Boom. representing that his land has been ap-
propriated in the construction OF a culvert on
Mission street; 4. Gardiner. for the revocation
OF the permit granted the National CLUB Tor
boxing exhibition; San Francisco Teaning
Company, TO blast on Deyisadero street, be
tween Broadway and Pacific avenue: Dray-
mems and Transfers Union requesting that
modern block pavement be included in the
kinds officially recognized by the city.
PROTESTS REFERRED
tees as follows: Property owners, against the
payment for the grading etc, OF York street,
between Twenty-siXth ana Army streets; prop
erty owners, against the building OF d sewer
in Twenty-siXth street, between Bryant and
York streets; property owners, against the con-
structiOn OF a sewer IN Worth street, between
Twenty-hrst and Tweuty-second streets; same,
against the paving OF Folger alley; Rosa
Rongno. against the laying Of artificial stone
sidewalks on Market street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets; property owners, against
the paving OF Kearny street, between Broad
way and Vallejo street.
RESOLUTIONS OF INTENTION.
The following resolutions Of intention to
order street work were passed to print: Ivy
avenue, between Buchanan and Webster
streets, granite cuIDs' heaTn! street, between
Broadway and Vallejo street, granite curbs and
cobbIe pavement; south side of Francisco
street between Mason and Taylor streets.
plank sidewalk except where artificial stone or
bituminous rock sidewalks are laid; west side
Of Taylor street, between Green and Union.
artificial stone sidewalk. except where btu
rninous rock sidewalks are laid, and bitumin-
Gus rock roadway; Dupont street, between Bay
North Point. brick sewer; northerly and south
erly portions OF crossing OF Dupont and North
Point streets, brick sewer
PRIVATE CONTRACTS PASSED.
The following private contracts for street
work were finally passed:
Grading and macadamizing Nineteenth ave-
nue., between and 800 feet south Of " street,
City Street Improvement Company; Angelica
street, from Nineteenth to its sOutherly termi-
nation, paving with bituminous rock Union
Paving and Contracting Company; Thirteenth
street, between Alpine street and Buena Vista
avenue, paving with cobbles and construction
of sewer, Santa Cruz Contracting Company;
Arlington street between Charles and Miguel
grading, macadamizing and sewering. J. r.
hama streets, paving with bituminous rock,
City Street Improvement Company
FOR FULL ACCEPTANCE.
The Superintendent of Streets recommended
Eighteenth TO Nineteenth, paved with btu
men.
STREET WORK RECOMMENDED.
The Superintendent Of Streets recommended
Island street, between Twenty second and
Twenty third, grading, redwood curhs, rock
with four manholes and covers; Parnassus
avenue at a point GOO feet easterly from east
tween Fillmore and Steiner granite curbs and
stone sidewalks and paving with bituminOus
rock; southeasterly and southwesterly corners
OF Green and Steiner streets, granite curbs
and artificial stone sidewalk northwesterly
corner ceSSpOOl. granite curpS, artilcial stone
sidewalks and paving Of roadway with btu
men; Ninth avenue. between / and streets,
6-inch irOnstone pipe sewer Crescent avenue.
between Holly street and a point I73 feet s
inches westerly from South avenue; southerly
and westerly portions Of crossings of Ninth
avenue and 1 street, S-inch pipe sewer; 10-inch
pipe sewer in easterly portion; cesspools. cul-
verts granite curbs and plank sidewalks on
northeasterly. southeasterly and southwesterly
corners and granite curbs and plank sidewalks
on northwesterly corner and crossing; 12-inch
sewer in southeriy and easterly portions OF in
tersectlOn OF Crescent avenue and Holly street,
with raanhole and northerly portion of said
intersection and cesspools and culverts on the
northeasterly and northwesterly corners; Gin
ton Park between Valencia and Guerrero
streets granite curbs where not laid now and
paving with btumen; Golden Gate avenue be-
tween Baker and Lyon streets. granite curbs
where not already laid and paving with btu
men.
ORDERING STREET WORK
Resolutions ordering street work were passed
TO print follows: Arkansas. Mariposa to
more, stone sidewalks; Seventh avenue Rail-
road avenue TO street south. grading red
wood curbs macadam; Sunnyside avenue and
Forester street, 12-inch sewer, cesspools etc;
Sunnyside avenue. Forester street to Edna l2-
inch sewer Sixth avenue and K street south
grading, redwood curbs, macadam; Deyisadero
Haight TO Waller, basalt and bitumen; Berk-
shire, Diamond TO railway tracks 16-inch
sewer, manholes and covers
EXTENSIONS RECOMMENDED.
Extensions Of time on the following street
work were recommended: Finn & -Treacy.