The San Francisco call., 1905-02-28
CITY WILL Aid
NORMAL SCHOOL
Supervisors Agree to Add
$4,000 to the State Appro-
priation for Institution
SELL MUNICIPAL BONDS
Board Accepts Bids of Vari-
GUS Banks for Securities
Amounting to S1,7O3,2OO

The Board OF Supervisors yesterday
adopted a resolution pledging itself to
give or lease at a nominal rental to
the State a site for the new State Nor
NAL School, or as an alternative TO do
nate the sum OF $4,000 to the appro-
priatioH Of $3.50, 600 made for the pur-
pose by the Legislature, providing,
however, that either proposition can
be legally carried out.
copy of the resolution was ordered
transmitted to the President Of the
State Senate, the Speaker of the House
and the Governor DR.. T. Burk, presi-
dent OF the Normal School Trustees,
thanked the board for it's action, say
ing that he felt sure the Governor
would sign the bill for the s150.O00 ap-
preparation.
The board accepted the bids of vari-
Gus banks and Of the State Board OF
Examiners for a portion of the munich
pal bond issue as follows: School
bonds, S650,600; sewer bonds, $281, 200;
street bonds, S243, 000 jail bonds,
S2zS,400; hospital bonds, $3.50, 600; total,
81. 7O3, 200.
The board took no action relative 10
the payment Of the demands of F. NJ
GOrke & Co. for repairs to bituminous
pavements during August and Sep
tember. The Finance Committee had a
form Of receipt prepared reciting
that neither the city nor the Yorke
Company waived any of its rights in
the matter Of a settlement The
amount TO be paid was not decided
upon by the committee. but will prob
ably be fixed next Monday.
The claim of the Citizens Alliance
for damages sustained during the re-
cent hackmens strike was denied.
The roadways Of Broderick street
between Broadway and Vallejo, Her
mann street between Buchanan and
Laguna, Baker street between Golden
Gate avenue and Turk Laguna street
between Waller and Hermann. Her
mann street between Laguna and
Market, and Laguna street between
Hermann AID Market, were fully ac-
cepted
The Federation of Mission Clubs sent
e communication to the board calling
attention to the fact that out of the
$1,000 allowed for work on Corbett av-
enue nothing has been done on the av-
enue south Of Twentieth street. where
repairs are badly needed; also that 1924
has been drawn out OF the $4,000 ap-
preparation for work on San Bruno
road, although no work has been done
since last July. An investigation is
desired by the organization so that no
Illegal payments may be made out Of
the fund.
The Board Of Works recommended
the repairing Of Market street from
East street westerly out of the pro-
ceeds Of bonds sold for street i'm
provements. in accordance with a COM
pact made with property owners.
The petition of the Bay City Special
Messenger Company for permission to
construct lines for messenger service
along East. Chestnut and Lyon streets,
Pacific avenue to Fifth avenue, to
California street, to the beach, to Full
ton, to Stanyan, 10 Hayes, to Lar
kin, to Ellis, to Taylor to Jackson,
10 East street, was referred to the
Street Committee.
The demands of Congregation
Emanuel for $151,3 $50. the purchase
price Of Mission block Sc, and that of
Congregation Sheriff. Israel for
S140. 600 for block 81 were ordered paid.
The two blocks will be utilized for the
proposed Mission Park.