The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-13
JAN. REPORT
STREET SUPT.
DOCUMENT SUBMITTED AT LAST
MEETING BOARD OF WORKS
TELLS HOW STREET DEPART
MENT WAS KEPT BUSY.

Street Superintendent Hutchinson,
at the last meeting Of the board of
works, submitted his report for the
January work. The report follows:
superintendent Report.
February 1st, 1910.
Honorable Board of Public Works,
City.
GentlemenI respectfully submit
the following as my report for the
month ending January 31st:
The force of laborers under Fore
man Farinas accomplished the follow
ing work last month: Making falls
picking humps of clay, and loading
carts with clay at the West Hill clay
pitt; loading carts with tree tops and
brush on jackson and 9th avenue,
Gadsden and 7th avenue and other
places where trees were cut down
by city prisoners; loading carts with
rocks on North Palafox street; load
ing carts with ballast on Cedar street;
and loading carts with cinders at pow
er house and water works.
Foreman Jones with his gang Of
teamsters hauled total of 364S loads,
about half being double loads, to and
from streets and places as follows:
Earth: 40 loads from TIN avenue;
Sod: % loads from North Palafox
street; Clay: 1872 loads from the
West Hill clay pit and 1876 loads from
pile on Church street north of city
hall, where street was graded; Cind-
ers: 265 loads from power house, ice
factory and water works, including
loads taken from city hall; Rock: 3
loads from Cedar street, 9 loads from
North Palafox street and 6 loads from
Jackson street; Lumber: Il loads
from Alcaniz pile and 10th avenue
pile; Terra Gotta Pipes: 5 loads
from Sth avenue and Hayne streets;
Ballast: loads from Cedar street;
Sand: S93 loads from new pavements
and 60 loads from old Palafox street
pavement: Wood: 4 loads from Greg
DRY street where trees were cut and
16 loads from city stables; Fire-proof
Thing (bro1len): 1874 loads from San
Carlos building; Tree Tops, Brush
and Stumps: 25 loads were hauled
away from Lee Square, North Baylen
street, Jackson street, Gregory street
and other streets where trees were
cut and trimmed. To West Jackson
street hard road: 1866 loads of clay,
2G5 loads of cinders, 10 loads of lum-
Der and loads of terra Gotta pipes;
to West Jackson street: Ga loads of
broken fire-proof thing; to Baskerville
hard-road: "a loads of broken fire.
proof thing; to Cedar street pile: 167
loads of oyster shells from streets; 20
Alcaniz street: 81 loads of sand off
pavements; to Alcaniz lumber pile:
s loads lumber; to ID" street: Is
loads of sand off pavements; to Main
street (wash-out): SO loads Of sand off
pavements; to Coyle street (wash-
OUT: loads of rock and Ia loads OF
broken fire-proof thing; to 20" street
(wash-out): loads Of rocks; to 9Th
avenue: 40 loads of earth; to city
stables: loads of clay and 1 load
of terra Gotta pipes; to Hayne
street: "a loads of oyster shells: to
DeSoto street (wash-ouD: % loads of
boken fire-proof thing; to Church
street: LAG loads of sand off pave
ments and 1876 loads of clay; to Chase
street grass plot: 245 loads of pave
nent, sand. to Barrancas avenue: II
loads of broken fire-proof thing; to
Little Bayou Bridge: loads of ballast
and loads Of broken fire-proof thing;
to Garden Street: q loads of broken
fire-proof thing; to Gadsden Street
grass plot: 125 loads of pavemer"
sand; to Gregory Street grass plot:
40 loads of pavement sand; to Garden
Street grass plot: 81 loads of pave