The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-02-13

ment sand; to Charity: IS loads of
fire wood; % loads of sod to Lee
Square; also "a loads of pavement
sand to Lee Square,; 6 loads of pave
ment sand to Cervantes Street; As
loads of pavement sand to Georgia
Square; loads of clay to Garden
street truck house; 1 load of rocks
to Gadsden street and loads Off
rocks to Clubbsi street; 2 loads of lum,a
Der to Gonzalez street; to West Gar
den street ditch: loads of tree tops
and Ia loads of pavement sand; to
Llyod street: IL loads of tree tops,
and l load of tree stumps to West Hill
clay pit. The. daily average last
month was las loads.
Foreman Clarke worked from two
to twelve city prisoners daily during
last month, doing the following work:
Cleaning Palafox street; grading on
Church and Commandments streets;
cutting and saving wood at city sta
bles; filled-in wash-outs on ~Intenden-
cia between "a" and Coyle streets;
trimmed trees on Barcelona street be-
tween Garden and Jackson streets
and on Jackson street between BARGE
Iona and Palafox streets; cut and up
on the following streets: N E. corn
er 9Th avenue and Gadsden street. N.
w. corner 7th avenue and Gadsden
street, S. w. corner Hayne and Gads-
den streets, n. e. corner Gregory and
Reus streets, n E. corner 8th avenue
and Jackson street, y. E. corner Al
caniz and Jackson streets, Gregory
street between Alcaniz and Cevallos
streets, and \. w. corner Spring and
Jackson streets; and cleaning sand
off pavements.
Foreman Stephens with his gang of
labOrers accomplished the following
work last month: Grading on West
Jackson street hard-road, and also on
Church and Commandment streets;
cleaned bitches on f. Intendencia,
Florida Blanca, LaRua between e.
and CO. streets. and Romano between
DeVilliers and Coyle streets; opened
up street On east side of Georgia
Square, and trimming trees; cleaned
streets between Wright and Intenden-
cia and between Palafox and Alcaniz
streets; filed in washouts on corner
Coyle and Gadsden streets and on
CoyIe and Romano streets; and clean
ing sand off arements-Zarragos
Jefferson, Baylen, Chase, Barcelon,
Gregory, n. Palafox, E. Garden, W.
Jackson and w. DeSoto street pave
ments have been swept off.
The two city carpenters have COM
pleted the following work: Graded
and laid $50 feet curbing on West
Jackson street, where road was hard
ened, also laid four twelve-inch terra
Gotta pipe culverts across Jackson
street hard-roau on intersecting
streets, and trimmed five trees and
cut down ono On West Jackson street;
graded and laid 149 feet curbing on
9Th avenue: repaired bridge on Ro-
mana and CevalloS streets: built one
bridge crossing and repaired ditch
flooring and culvert on West Con
zalez street; built bridge crossing and
laid culvert on East Gonzalez street:
worked on street sweepers; worked
at city stables, making stable yard
gate larger, repairing street scraper,
roller, wagons and draws. and building
hay racks; laid crossings on LaRua
and It'll avenue and on 6th avenue
and Jackson street: and tore up three
CROSSINGS and repaired another.
Twenty laborers, four street sweep
ers, two stable men. two carpenters,
four foremen, besides myself and
clerk were employed daily last month
in this department. The twenty Ia
borers include two men who go along
several different streets daily shovel
ing sand off Sidewalks. crossings,
curbs. cutters, ETC.. and filling in and
hacking around sidewalks, curbs,
crossings. cutters, etc, where washed
by rain water.
Two hundred and seventy-eight
loads of water were sprinkled on the