The San Francisco call., 1899-08-22

per month: Sub basement, II; basement
corridor, 9; first floor, s., second moor, o,
Public: Library, 26 The report alsS 81
S142 80 could be effected by using 100
Wesbach lights in the branch library
engine room and City Prison s
by the Native Sons and Daughters TO
participate in the big night parade 70
occur the night after the arrival OF the
| California volunteers was accepted.
PETITIONS RECEIVED.
The following petitions were received and re-
ferred the proper committees:
Property owners for the repeal of resolution
| SSompany permission to pave with bitumen
Oakwood street from Eighteenth street south
| erly; Finn & Treacy for release from their
| contract to lay artificial stone Sidewalks on
Noe street between Henry and sixteenth; Mrs-
| II. Zeh requesting that property owners on IN lne
west side Of Seventh avenue be ordered TO con-
struct bulkhead to prevent sand from drIt-
ing around the avenue; Williams, Belser q 90
for permission to construct a l2-inch sewer IN
Lyon street between Sacramento and Clay, pri,
vate contract; property owners OF sunset ana
Richmond districts for the maintenance or the
Park Receiving Hospital; Miller. Sioss q scott
for permission to erect awning IN front OF
their premises on Beale street near Marhet:
property owners for permission TO graos ioI
credits in front of their premises on south
street between Sixth and Seventh; d. f. Ken
ney for permission to erect three posts on ths
outer edge of sidewalk at 495 Fourth street.
said posts TO support an awning John r;
Brennan for permission to pave with bitumen
Baker street between Filbert and Greenwich.
private contract.
PROTESTS RECEIVED.
The following protests were received and re-
ferred TO the proper committees:
Property owners against laying 6-foot side
walk on west side of Dolores street north OF
Liberty by Johan Bastien; Gushing, Wetmore
permitting him to construct 6S:9 lineal feet OF
sidewalk on the east side of Winthrop street
6S:9 feet north of Lombard. and to erect ana
maintain posts across said sidewalk al eacn
end thereof to prevent teams being driven over
/ -a4t ing nFth
granting OF said privilege will work great dam
age to their business
STREET WORK RECOMMENDED.
The Superintendent of Streets recommended
the performance of the following street work
Granite curbs Baker street, between WASH
tngton and Jackson; same on IWenty-nIttn
street, between Howard and ShotWell, tose1her
with twelve-inch sewer to connect with sewers
in Howard and Shotwell streets; bitumen pave
ment in the crossing Of Twenty -hfth ana Shot,
we'll streets; granite curbs Cumberland
street, between Guerrero and Dolores same on
Elliott Park. between Steiner street ana Wes-
terly line OF Elliott lane, roadway 10 be Pave, paEed
with bitumen; bituminous pavement on EIli9it EIli}
lane, between Elliott Park and y arrelii
granite curbs on Baker street, between Geary
and Post roadway to be paved with oltumeni
artificial stone sidewalks on Market street pe
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth; same on SOUTH soutn,
ery line of Green street, between stockton
and Powell from a point 1926 feet Westeriy
27:6 feet ten-inch sewer, with manholes In
Spear street between Mission and howard 10
connect with sewers in latter streets
RESOLUTIONS OHDfRlNb'
Resolutions ordering the performance Of
street work were finally adopted as follows:
That artificial stone sidewalks be laid on Bros
nan street between Valencia and Guerrero
same on southerly side of Chestnut street. be
tween Dupont and Stockton; same on Eddy
street between Franklin and Cough; same on
| Spruce street. between Clay and Washlng-
| ton
| RESOLUTIONS OF INTENTION.
| Resolutions OF intention to order street work
| were adopted as follows: Artificial stone side
| walks on southwestery line of Ninth street,
| between Howard and Folsom; same on south
! westerly line of Boardman place, between
| Brannan street and Fargo place: same on
| northwesterly line of Brannan street, pet"een
| Boardman place and Gilbert street; same on
sonthwesterlv line of Tenth street. between
| Howard and Folsom; eight-inch ironstone pipe
! sewer with two manholes and covers, in
! S,,H.;ar greet betvteen Bosworth and right of
| way of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company;
! sewer in northerly crossing OF CuVler anu anu
| Bosworth streets also in easterly, southerly
! and westerly portions with manholes, cess
pools, etc; twelve-inch sewer, with manholes.
! etc in Cuvier street from Bosworth to a point
| pa feet southerIy and a fourteen-inch sewer
! from that point to center line OIL MISSION MISSION
| street with water inlets at norIhety
| and westerly corners of intersection of Cuvier
! and Mission streets; eight-inch sewer, VIII VIII
! two manholes, in Garden avenue. between
! Devisadero and Broderick streets, to connect
with sewer in Hyde street; grading Chestnut
curbe on Rnrritt street. from Bush to south
/ erly termination of Burritt street roadway 10
be paved with bitumen; twelve-inch sewer
with two manholes and covers, IN Lyon stree, reel
/ between Sacramento and Clay, to connect with
| sewer in Sacramento street
| The Superintendent OF streets requested that
! the following street work be passed to Reso-
luton Ordering: Roadway of Van Ness ave,
| nue. between southery line of Hayes and
! southerly line of McAllister streets, be paved
with bitumen and that storm water inlets. cul-
verts etc he constructed on the northeasterly,
northwesterly and southwesterly corners of the
crossing of Van Ness and Birch avenues; ba-
salt block gutterways on Montgomery street
between Post and Suffer streets; roadway to
be paved with bitumen; roadway of Van Ness
avenue between the northerly line Of Eddy and
I Ia tTlA with
bitumen, gutterways etc and storm inlets
and culverts constructed at the intersection OF
Van Ness and Olive avenues basalt block gut
terways crossing of Montgomery and suit
ter streets roadway of same to be paved with
bitumen; bitumen pavement on Van Ness ave
nue. between the southerIy line or Busn street
and the northerly line Of Pine. and storm-water
inlets. oulverts, etc, on the northeasterly,
northwestery and southwesterly corners of the
crossing of Van Ness avenue and Austin street;
basalt block gutterways on Montgomery street,
between Sutter and Bush roadway thereof
he naved with bitumen: basaIt block gutter
ways crossing of Montgomery and Bush
streets. roadway of same to be paved with bl-
tumen.
CONTRACTS AUTHORIZED.
The Superintendent of Streets was authorized
to contract with the City Street Improvement
Company for the citys portion of the follow
ing named street work Cesspoos, culverts.
granite curbs bituminous rock sidewalks and
paving with basalt blocks the crossing of Six
teenth and Harrison streets, at a cost not to
exceed s275 for construction OF cesspools. cul-
verts granite curbs bitumen sidewalks and
DaSalt DloCh pavement dl lHe IbteTseCtioH VI
Seventeenth and Harrison streets at cost of
$50.
STREET WORK AUTHORIZED.
Resolutions granting permission for the per-
formance of street work by private contract
were finally adopted as follows: Bitumen paw
ing on crossings of Clay and Laurel and Clay
and Locust streets, Pacific Paving Company.
Resolutions authorizing the performance of
the following street work by private contract
were passed to print: Bitumen paving on
Baker street between Filbert and Greenwich.
granite curbs, John T. Brenan: regrading and
rema acadamizing Twelfth avenue between Cali
fornia and Lake streets provided sewer in said
avenue between points named is sufficient for
drainage and is approved by Superintendent
of Streets Peter McHugh.
ACCEPTANCE OF STREET WORK.
Resolutions of full acceptance of street work
were passed to print follows: Jessie street
from Hermann to it's southerly termination.