The record-union., 1899-03-10
THOSE POLES At OAK PARK.
CANNOT BE MOVED TILL A
GRADE IS ESTABLISHED.
Treasurer's Monthly Statements to
Be Condensed by Him in
Future.

AT the meeting of the Board of SUI
pervisors yesterday Chairman GURUS
said he had referred the matter of NOV
ing the electric poles at Oak Park ~
the County Surveyor
County Surveyor Boyd said the trou-
bic was that the plat of Oak PARK oio
not specify any width for sidewalks
and there were no grades established.
The establishing of grades tor OAK
PARK and Oak Grove is an extensive
proposition. The only way he saw 10
set at the matter was to pass an ofua-
nance for the purpose.
Supervisor Morrison asked If the pores
damaged the road, and Chairman Cui us
said that they made it lnconvemeHl.
Tire residents wish to lower the sraue
of the electric railroad track, put the
colnpany will resist, as to do SO VIII
be to allow the track to be covered Win
water after heavy rains.
Surveyor Boyd said that the resi-
dents are putting down curblng thdt
uakes the sidewalk different W dths and
thee is no uniformity.
Supervisor Morrison said the board
has no money do the. necessary work
with and he thought Oak Park would
soon incorporate.
Surveyor Boyd thought it might form
a sanitary district under the law ana
avoid the expense of a corps OF oIncers-
WILL BUILD MORE ROAD.
Chairman Curtis said he had received
notice from the Grand Jury to remove
the rock broken by the chain gang from
Touhey's lot on Monday next. He did
not know where to put it unless he
nut il on the road just beyond the
County Hospital, joining the macadam
road already constructed. II this were
done. the board would have to get rock
for the two top layers from Folsom Ii
would take twenty carloads. =.
Supervisor Jenkins said that would
be a continuation Of the good work.
Supervisor Morrison moved that the
Commissioner of the Fourth District
be Instructed to prepare the road-bed
on the upper Stockton road, extending
from the present macadam road for a
Quarter of mile south and remove the
crushed rock from the Touhey lot and
place il on that road.
Carried.
Chairman Curtis said he hoped some
thing would be done toward establish
ing a grade for Sacramento avenue IN
trio road
surveyor Boyd was instructed to ex-
anime into and report on the estao-
lisl,ment of grades and sidewalks on
Sacramento avenue, from street 10
Thirty-ffth street. at the next meeting.
MONTHLY STATEMENTS.
Supervisor Morrison said he was
going to speak on subject OF interest 70
the public, and that was the puollca-
ton of monthly statements, winch the
District Attorney held it was necessary
to publish. He moved that for the pur-
pose of economy the Treasurer De IN
struoted to prepare condensed state
ment of the monthly allowances 10 the
Chairman of the Printing committee u
b. published monthly, instead OF al
iternized statement. He believed tnls
was What the law meant ana the
Treasurer agreed with him, notwlth-
stanGins the opinion of the District Al
tcrney.
S,lrervisor Mclaughlin said thai
was what was done last time by MIN.
Chairman Curtis said that when the
country papers first published the Isl
they charged $50, but the bills had IN
creased until now they charge $50 Inc
city papers the last time cnarSeu oNei
$50 and the bill was cut down 10
SIT. He thought that the price was
extravagant.
The motion was carried.
AN AMADoR ROAD.
communication was read from the
Supervisors of Amador County, en-
closing a petition from the lone Coal
and Iron Company and others Tor a
road running from the line of Sacra-
nento and joining road laid out III
this county to the Carbonate and Fly
mouth road near Carbonate station
They also stated that they had granted
the petition as prayed for.
A BILL CUT DOWN.
Supervisor ellis complained tha'
Collector Buggy had exceeded the ordei
for furniture given him for FURNISHING
his office. and said the Committee Oh
Finance had cut down the bill save
S66. He contended that there was III
need of the amount of furniture pur-
chased and no room for it in the ONCE
SCHOOL BLANK SHIPMENTS.