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of . said street along said proposed lines, and adopting the district to be assessed
<br /> therefor according to the report presented by the Committee . Trustees Brock and
<br /> Fowler, voting no; Trustees Hayes and Cave voting aye; Trustee Ward, not voting.
<br /> Whereupon the President declared the motion lost .
<br /> • A bill was presented by D . D. Stevens for damage done by reason of irrigating
<br /> water from Smiley Park, but it being shown that it was not the fault of the city
<br /> for the reason that provision was made to conduct the water to and along Angelica
<br /> Street , the bill was disallowed.
<br /> On motion the following bills were allowed and ordered paid from the General
<br /> Fund, and also the salaries of city officers for the month of January, 1904; Howard
<br /> Clark, $4.00; L Sherrard, $3.00 ; W. M. Stevens, $24.00; W. C . Mile , $16.00; Savage
<br /> & Spooner, $5 .75; Addie Hutchinson, $33.30; Ed. Mosbaugh, $33.50, The Barber Asphalt
<br /> Paving Co . , $77.40; The Barber Asphalt Paving Co . , $347.20; Frank Maynard, $1.75; F .
<br /> J . Weaver, $9 .00; E. Scholton, $2.40; R. F. Renoe, $5 .00; D . M. Donald, $11.39; R.
<br /> Tibbet, $3.00; A. C . E . Brown, $50.00; Alder & Co . , $6.85; W. C . Hile, $103.55;
<br /> Charles Marten, $59 .75; Frank White, $2 .00; Ernest Frenzell, $113 .65; John Vaughn,
<br /> • $24.00; The Edison Electric Light Co. , $324.35 ; The Edison Electric Light Co . ,
<br /> $325 .85 ; Y. M. C . A, , $85.00; Russ Lumber & Mill Co . , $3 .00; E. W. Pearson, $33 .00;
<br /> P. -H. Brown, $24.00; John R. McIntosh, $50 .00; W. N. Lyon, $20.00; Out West Co. ,
<br /> $9.87; Graham-Cope Commercial Co . , $51.96; Graham-Cope Commercial Co . , $110.70;
<br /> Redlands Baggage Co . , $2.00; Redlands Baggage Co. , $2 .00; H. F. Lyman, 50$; J . J.
<br /> Suess, $1.05; Mike Williams, $6 .40; Ernest Frenzell, $136 .70; League of Munici-
<br /> palities, .$30.00; C . G. Gaylord, $17.50; The Settlement, $25 .00 .
<br /> The City Clerk presented the annual report from the Redlands, Lugonia & Crafton
<br /> Domestic Water Co. , and also the New Bear Valley Irrigation Co. , which had been filed
<br /> with him in the month of January as required by law, and this being the month in
<br /> which the Board should fix water rates for the coming year, the said water reports
<br /> were referred to the Finance Committee .
<br /> The Ordinance _introduced at the meeting held on Jan. 20th, 1904, entitled, °An
<br /> Ordinance regulating the standing of horses, carriages, wagons, trucks and other
<br /> vehicles upon streets having railway tracks thereon in the City of Redlands° , was
<br /> taken up and passed by the unanimous vote of the Board.
<br /> On motion the matter of opening a new street running westerly from Parkwood
<br /> Road to Center Street, was laid over one creek and the Clerk was instructed to notify
<br /> those parties who had protested against the opening of said street, that final action
<br /> would be taken on February 10th, 1904, at 2 P . M.
<br /> The Fire Committee reported as to the Jeffery petition presented at the meeting
<br /> held on Jan. 28th, 1904, requesting that a fire hydrant be placed on the corner of
<br /> Alvarado Street. and Palm Avenue ; that the matter be laid over until other hydrants
<br /> .are put in, for the reason that no extra hydrants were on hand at the present time .
<br /> • Recommendation adopted and so ordered. Said Committee also made a partial report
<br /> in- writing regarding the condition of public buildings and it was understood that
<br /> the report would be supplemented later covering on churches and other buildings not
<br /> included in this report . The said partial report regarding school buildings was
<br /> accepted and the recommendations ordered adopted and the Clerk was instructed to
<br /> notify the Trustees of the different school districts of the recommendations therein.
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