The San Francisco call., 1899-05-30

and K streets three-foot plank sidewalks;
Spruce street Washington to Jackson streets.
granite curbs and artificial stone sidewalks:
crossing Spruce and Jackson streets: arttnclal
stone sidewalks and paving of roadway % WIN Ia
Washington streets artificial stone sidewalks;
crossing OF Central avenue and Grove street
nue. and Fulton street. paving with bltumen'
Fifteenth street, Castro to westerly termlna-
ton of Fifteenth street. 14-inch ironstone pipe
sewer. to connect with the sewer IN Cas'Io
street; Washington street, Cherry street 10
cial stone sidewalks and paving with oitumen;
Vallejo street, Devisadero to Broderick, granite
curbs, paving roadway with basalt blocks. ~
inch sewer; Broderick street, Vallejo TO GreeI,
12-inch ironstone pipe sewer; crossing Valle1o
and Broderick streets, grading lo-inch pipe
sewer in easterly portion, 12-inch pipe sewer
in other portions, cesspools. culverts, granite
curbs and artificial stone sidewalks on TOUR an
gular corners of said crossing and paving of
roadway with bitumen; crossing Broderick and
Green streets, 10-inch ironstone pipe sewer IN
easterly portion, Pinch ironstone pipe sewer
in southerly and westerly portions ana 1f-lncn
ironstone pipe sewer in northrly portion with
cesspools, culverts, artificial stone slde"alks
on northeasterly southeasterly and southwest
erly corners, granite curbs and artif1clal stone
sidewalks northweSterly corner ana paving
of roadway with bitumen Cosa avenue, Pros
pect avenue, southeasterly line OF Chapultepec
street, grading; redwood curbs and rock gutter
ways and macadamzing of roadway ana SIDE
walks Broderck street, Green to Union streets:
l-lnch ironstone pipe sewers; crossing OF
Spruce and Washington streets. artificial stone
sidewalk southeasterly corner; Cosa avenue
between Chapultepec street and prospect ave
nue.. 12-inch iroDstone pipe sewer to connect
With sewer in Prospect avenue; crossing Cha
pultepec street and Cosa avenue. 12-inch iron
stone pipe sewer in easterly and westerly por-
tons S-inch sewer in southerly position and
cesspools culverts southeasterly and south
westerly corners; Chapultepec street, Eugenla
and Virginia avenues 1O-inch lTonstone pipe
sewer to connect with sewer in Virginia ave
nue. crossing Chapultepec street and Eugenia
avenue, 1O-inch ironstone pipe sewer IN north
erly portion. Pinch sewer in easterly ana west
erly portions; S-inch sewer in southerly portion
and cesspools and culyerts in northeasterly and
southeasterly corners
STREET WORK RECOMMENDED.
The SUPERINTENDENT recommended that street
work be performed follows: That artih-
cial stone sidewalks be laid on the north side
guna streets where not already laid, and eX-
cept where bitumnous rock sidewalks are laid;
artificial stone sidewalks on the south slde OF
Bush street, between Steiner ana Plerce where
NOT already laid etc; same Grove street,
between Webster and Fillmore; same south side
of Sutter street, between Lyon street ana Cen
trail avenue; same on Birch avenue, between
Octavia and Laguna streets; same on east slde
of Broderck street, between Bush ana Pine;
eight-inch ironstone pipe sewer with two man
holes and covers in Francisco street, between
Webster and Fillmore. to connect with sewer
in FILLMORE street; eight-inch ironstone pipe
sewer with four manholes ana covers III Church
lane between Dolores and Church streets 10
connect with the sewer in Dolores street; eight
inch ironstone pipe sewer with two manholes
and covers in Filbert place. between Fllbert
and Union streets, to connect with sewer IN
Union street. granite curbs on F1lbert place
between Union and Filbert streets, where not
alrpa0N
with basalt BLOCKS; that CallIoIIid stieet, pe
tween Twentieth and Twenty-frst avenues, be
graded to the official line and grade and that
redwood curbs be laid thereon, and that the
roadway and sidewalks thereof be macadam-
lied. except that portion REQUIRED oy law 10
be kept in repair by the railroad company
having tracks thereon; paving the roadway or
Fillmore street, between Haigh and Page
streets with basalt blocks, Where not already
paved; artificial stone sidewalks on Pine street,
between Buchanan and Webster streets where
not already laid, and except where bitumlnous
rock sidewalks laid; storm water lnIets
with gratings and culverts on the four an
gular corners of the crossing of Baker and
Bay streets storm water inlets with gratings
and culverts on the four angular corners OF
the crossing of Baker and Francisco streets;
remacadamizing of certain portions of Twelfth
avenue, between Clement and California streets;
plank sidewalks on Baker street, between
laid and except where bituminous rock side
walks laid: artificial stone sidewalks on
the east side of Hyde street, between Nallelo
and Green where not already laid and except
where bituminous rock sidewalks are laid
STREET CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Resolutions awarding contracts foI street
work were adopted as follows: ~ j. lowing: own
artificial stone sidewalks on southerly SIDE OF
Vallejo street. between Stockton and Powell,
where not already laid, 10 cents per square
foot; John Holmes, grading Van Ness avenue,
between Bay and Beach streets, cents per
cubic yard: San Francisco Paving Company,
granite curbs Thirteenth street between
Church and Sanchez, and the roadway to be
paved with bituminous rock where said work
has not already been done curb work 81 per
iineal foot. paving 2711 cents per square foot;
j. R. Blanchard regarding macadamizing,
sewerihs v Cortland avenue and Eiert
street at a cost not to exceed S337 80; q. X.
Thompson, ten-inch iron stone pipe sewer. with
manhoIes and covers in Vallejo street, be-
tween Broderick and Devisadero, private con-
tract; Union Paving and Contracting Company,
Oakwood street from Eighteenth southerly to
its southerly termination private contract;
Real Estate and Development Company to lay
and maintain a temporary track for grading
purposes from Twentieth and Tennessee streets,
along Tennessee and Sixth to Sixth and Hub
bell
RESOLUTIONS OF ACCEPTANCE.
Resolutions of full acceptance of street work
Clay TO Sacramento, basalt and bitumen;
Twenty-third street from Folsom to Harrison,
EXTENSIONS OF TINE.
Extensions of time for the performance of
street work were granted as follows Property
owners ninety days contract to pave Lom-
bard street between Polk and Van Ness ave-
nue.; Warren & Malley, ninety days on contracts
to macadamize. etc, Steiner street, between
Chestnut and Francisco, and Pierce street be
tween Chestnut and Francisco; Finn & Treacy,
thirty days contract to grade, etc, the cross
ing of Twenty-sixth and Work streets; Finn &
Treacy sixty days on contract to construct a
sewer in Joost, Circular and San Jose avenues
and Diamond street, also their contract to
pave the crossing of Central avenue and Haight
street.
FOR FULL ACCEPTANCE.
The Superintendent of Streets recommended
the full acceptance of the following street
Alabama, bitumen. Finn & Treacy. private
contract Twenty-third street from Alabama
to Florida, same; Twenty-third-str crossing
to Florida same Twenty third street, from
Florida to Bryant, same; Twenty-third street,
from Bryant to York, same; Twenty third
street from York to Hampshire. same; Twen-
ty-third street, from crossing to York. same;
Twenty third street from crossing to Hamp
SHIRE same; Twenty-third street, from Hamp-
shire street to Potrero avenue, same: Spruce
street, from Clay to Washington. bitumen,
Pacific Paving Company private contract;
Liberty street, from Guerrero to Valencia,
bitumen. J. j. Bowling. private contract.
STREET GRADES ESTABLISHED.
Resolutions establishing street grades were
adopted as follows Northerly line of Jarnac
street at southeasterly line of the right
of way of the Southern Pacific Railroad at
l57 feet; southerly line of Jarnac street, same
15S feet; Jarnac street, between San Jose ave-
nue. and the southeasterly line of right of way
of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company to
conform to true gradients between the grades
above described and the present official grade
of San Jose avenue
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
The Superintendent of Streets sent COM
munication to the board recommending the
conditional acceptance of Sixth street, from
Channel to the southeasterly line of Irwin
paved with basalt blocks by the Union Paving
Company private contract.
A resolution was adopted rejecting all bids
for the regarding of Twenty fourth avenue