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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1912-1929 2-20 00 Form 3585 ASSESSMENT OF 5..0....U...T I -R--R--11........ z----G----------C:..0 1L.P.-A.-N- Y------------------ ? ?d...I'ACIFI. ...CQ ?A .............................:..:......:...:..:.:. makes the following statement of its-----OPERATIVE -- -: Property, AMOVid At" 6A in....CITY...SF...SAN.-LUIS -OBISPO. STATE of........CALIF'ORITIA for the fiscal °year 191.4•... SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY OPMATIVS 1914 CITE' OF SAY LUIS OBISPO Station Reservation; A tract of land acme at the SW* core of Lot 8. Plods "H", Uaymont Addn. ; the XLy along Sly line of Lot 8, 120 ft. , more or leas; the My 173 ft. parallel to and dist. 270 ft. from canter line of S. P. R. Re to to the lily Brie of Pao. Coast R. H. Co. R. of W, ; th. NHly along said R. of We to S, core of Trot 73 Block wL"; th. IT. to the X. core of Lot 1, Block *L 9 Haymont, Addn. ; th. My along Boulevard Del Campo to the IrEl.y line of 1€30 ft. Re of W. of S. P. R. Re Co. ; the NWIy par- allel to and dl st. 50 f t. ?.ly from cent er .line of R. Be to the Sly line of Lot 141 . Block "I",. Ulaymont* Addn. ; the My along said line 84.2 ft. ; the Illy, along Lorraine Terrace to the YR. core of Lot 4,0 ..Block "I■, 'Maymont Addn e ; the. W. 188.8 ft. along said Lot; th. It6Ply and NE1y along a curve parallel to and dist. 150 ft. Ely at right angles from center line of 'R. Re 3144.1 ft. to pt. oppe Big. St&. 8937 plus 00; the at right an{ales -My San ft, ; the My and Slily along a. wirve to the left 2483.4 ft. to a pt. 150 ft. Ely from center line of Badly St. ; the Sly 334.28 ft. to the 11W. core of Lot. 7, Block "B", Maymont Addn. ; th. Be 40 ft. ; the S. 14 ft. ; ; the Be 15 ft. ; the S. -127.5 ft. to the Nay line of South St. ; the Be along; South St. 75 ft., more or lesa; the 0311y parallel to and dist. 270 ft. Sally at right angts from center line of Be R. 280 ft. to the' Ely line of H&chel St. ; the 8, 21.9 ft. to beg.., Zeas 165 ft. R. of W. Less 1 lease contuining 22,3!64 sal. ft. Ups: Round ho: , machine shop, tUrntabl.e, small div, store ho. ; 5 you stock corral,; frt. depot, pass. depot, dispatcher's and Roadmasterts office, see. ho. ,. tool hoe, bunk ho. , car ropair shop, lumber shed, blacksmith shop, sig- nal repair -shops coal bin, ioe ho. and-all other Improvemente. lot 15, $lock._19, Buena Vista Addn. , Imps: 2 Broaden water tanks Lots 17 ) i 18 ) $lo& 153, Buiana Vista Addn. Imps; 5 water .tanks, 1 Kenniscot water softener SAN LUIS OBISPO tOtBTY OPERATIVE CITY OF SAN LUIS O]IISPO, Continued; All that portion lying F. of 'a lin© drawn' parallel to and diet. 150 ft. My at r a fm c 1 of 1.3 R of Block "On# Fairview Addn. Impo: one ba,000 bbd.. Oil tank, Pressure ho. Personal Property: 26 tons of Coal, . 75. 46,328 bbis. of 0i1, 6950. Furniture, Fixtures, etc. , 250. Tools & Machinery of all kinds., 5000 Ties, rails, lumber &. rw aerials of all kinds g258, X20525. _ Telegraph Line and Fencing 20,138 ft. of Side Tracks ll,?47ft. of Spur Tracks c c R0: uNi �'r' • Cd �' 7 ¢' 0ou o: o a94-4 E-4i C = CL U; a B = uo E h u 4,' •—• rl N — u0i � � � m O: : is ,t PC � cd v c -,i to po PLO Cd c ! L y Cd d � 0 RI U O +� u p CO _ LO r�i F®c7 Hi E 0 0 06 T. zu r-4; ;.a v U y� 10 E 4) c T W: 3: U c N �t ° ° E P1: tj H: O C Y to vi M ►-� =�: W 4-i 3 O; z o 0 w C Ui: 0 y G1 i v v w 4 er m: ° .a g N SMI LulS mmspo SMI OR-OP TIVE . _ 1914 CITT d^ SAY ZUIS OBISPO Tract of lan d 260 ft, x 75 ft. lo- cated on My line of Station Reservation. between. High and Raskin gts,, contg. 19056-0 sq. ft.$ , Leased :to S. P. Milling Go. IMP$* omvd 'by them Tract of Land 40 ft, a 70 ft's lo- cated on Sly line of Sta. Res. between Fletcher and Raskin Sta. I Contg. 21800 sq. ft.► Total X2s 360 sq.. ft.* Leased to S, P. villins Co, ImPs. awned by tham. Series.) ORDINANCE NO. 38 (New An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 10.8 Relating to the Regulation and Licensing the Business of Sell- ing and Furnishing of Splritous, Tin- ous and Malt Liquors in the City of San Luis Obispo. Be it Ordained by the Council Of r, the City of San Luis Obispo as fol- 4 Iowa: Section 1. Every person, firm or corporation engaged in, carrying on or pursuing, within the corporate limits of the City of San Luis Obispo, any business or occupation for which 1 a license is required by the provisions of"this ordinance must procure from the City Collector a license and pay the fee therefor as in this ordinance i provided. Each license shall author- ize the party obtaining the same to transact the business described in such license at the locality designated therein. A separate license must be obtained for each branch establish- went or separate house or place of business within the City limits. Section 2. It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to engage in, carry on or pursue within the cor- porate limits of the City of San Luis Obispo, any kind of business or occu- pation mentioned in this ordinance, either in their own names or for their own benefit or profit, or as agents or ; employes f-Or any other person or ; persons, unless such person or per- sons, their principals or employers shall first procure from the City COI- lector a license so to do and pay the s fee therefor as in this ordinance pro- s -Tided. Any person who shall vio- late any of the provisions of this or- dinance, or who, without having first obtained a license therefor, or, with- out complying with each and every provision of this ordinance, shall en- gage in, carry on or pursue any busi- ness or occupation for which a license is required by the provisions of this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction• thereof shall be punished by a fine: of not less than fifteen dollars, and not more than three hundred dollars, and may be imprisoned in the City jail until such fine is paid, not ex- or constitute any defense ceeding ninety days. The prosecution •': and conviction Of any person here- under shall not affect in any manner to any civil action brought by virtue of any of the provisions of this ordinance. Section 3. Suit may be brought against any person or persons who engage in, carry on or pursue within the corporate limits of the City of k San Luis Obispo, any kind of busi- ness or occupation mentioned in this C ordinance,.either in their own names or for their own benefit or profit, or as agents or employees for any other person or persons, and who Pail, neg- company or corporation shall be is- lect or refuse to first procure a li- sued on the first day of the quarter cense so to do and pay the fee there- next ensuing the time of issuance of for as provided in this ordinance, for the first license, and must thereafter the recovery of such unpaid license be issued and the fee therefor paid fee. Said suit may be brought in the regularly on the first day of each name of the City of San us Obis- and every quarter thereafter as long po, and all license fees due and un- aid shall be deemed a debt due said as necessary as in this ordinance pro- pvided. City. Section 11. The City Collector shall Section 4. Upon the trial of any at the expiration of every month pay action brought under or arising from the City Clerk to the credit of the any provision or provisions of this General Fund all license fees col- ordinance, the defendant shall be t .lected during the preceding month. deemed not to have procured the re- Section 12. All licenses granted quired license unless he or she either under the provisions of this ordi- I produces it or proves having paid for nance shall be issued upon the condi- it to the proper officer. tion that the same may be revoked t Section b. All licenses shall be is- and annulled at any time during i sued .and all license fees paid at the I continuance by a resolution of the City Collector's office; and it shall be Council of said City, when it is made I the duty of the Chief of Police to ar- to appear to said Council after an in- rest, or cause to be arrested, and vestigation under the provisions bring before the. Police Court for hereof, that the place where said bus- trial, every person who, without Brat iness is carried on is conducted in a jprocuring a City license therefor, ; disorderly manner, or is a resort of does any act for which a license is ! minors or criminal or disorderly or I required by this ordinance, or vio- lewd persons, or that any person Tates any of the provisions of this running, employed in or managing i ordinance. such place of business is not a per- ! Section 6. The City Clerk must son of good moral character, or not a prepare and have printed licenses ofsober or suitable person to conduct all classes mentioned in this ordi- such place, or has in the conduct of nance, for the term of three months such place violated any of the provis- and for such shorter terms as are ions of this ordinance, or of the laws herein authorized to be issu 'I, with a of the State of California, or ordi- ;I blank receipt attached for signs- nances of this City now in force or ture of the City Collector when is- I which may hereafter be enacted- sued. It shall be the duty of the Chief of Section 7. The City Clerk shall Police and every police officer of the II number and sign all licenses, and City, and the privilege of any rest- II from time to time deliver them to ` dent and freeholder of the City, when- the City Collector in such Quantity as ever any place of business of any may be required,; taking a receipt I person, firm or corporation holding a j therefor and charging said Collector I license under this ordinance is con- ; therewith, giving in the entry on the ducted or carried on in a disorderly j stub of the license book and num- manner, or is a resort of minors or hers, classes and amounts thereof. criminal or disorderly or lewd per- Section S. The City Cler City Col- ployed in or managing such place of keep an account with the k must I sons, or if any person running, em lector of all licenses delivered, issued business is not a person of good moral or returned unissued; a correct state- character, or not a sober or suitable ment of the City Collector's license person to conduct such place, or has Council must htmbe onth by the City Clerk certified to the Ci !n the conduct of such place violated But the City Clerk shall not give the any of the provisions Of this of Hance, or of the laws Of the Stateto of City Collector credit for, nor shall California, or ordinances of this City the City Collector be entitled to or now in force or which may hereafter have credit for any unissued license, be enacted, to sign and present a pe- without first procuring the cancella- tition to the City Council, at a regular ; tion thereof by and through the City 1 meeting thereof, to investigate said Council. license. Which petition shall specify Section S. All licenses shall be is- the cause or causes relied upon as sued for a term of three months un- grounds for revocation. Said Coun- II, less otherwise provided and specified ell must thereupon set a time for said j in this ordinance. investigation ata day and hour not i Section 10. The quarters for issu- more than fifteen days thereafter, and jug licenses and paying the fees there- shall direct the Chief of Police, or for shall be and commence on the some other designated person to de- i first day of January, the first day of liver.to the holder of said license, or ; April, the first day of July, and the person conducting said business, at least five days before the time fixed first day of October of each and ev- ery year, and all quarterly licenses 1 for said investigation, a written notice e second 4 of the time and place of investiga shall be so issued that th = ;I license issued to the same person, I! _ .............. tion, accompanied by a copy of the sons to keep and conduct such place, charges preferred. and that the proposed place for carry- Investigations for the revocation ing on such business is a suitable and proper place therefor, it.shall by re- of licenses shall be carried on or con- solution order a licenseto be issued ducted at an open meeting of said upon payment of the license fee there- j Council of the City of San Luis Obis- for specified herein, which order shall po, whether regular or special, and be and remain in force for one year with the rules of evidence required by from the last day of said September, ` the Courts of this State in the trial provided said license fees be paid as i of misdemeanors, and witnesses shall herein provided. be examined under oath. The holder If the Board finds that such appli- of such license shall have the priv- } cants are not persons of good moral ilege of presenting evidence in his J character, or not sober and suitable ' own behalf. yj if in the judgment of said Council, persons to conduct such place, or that the proposed place for carrying ) after such investigation, the existence on such business is not a suitable of any of the causes specified in said place therefor, it shall deny the peti- written charges and fin this ordinance tion. If the petition is denied, no , has been proved to its satisfaction, it license shall be issued. t shall by resolution revoke and can- Section 14. Licenses for bar-rooms, 1 cel said license or impose a fine up- saloons and other places where vin- j on the owner or person running, em- ous, spiritous and malt liquors are ! ployed in, or managing such place of sold by the glass, bottle or otherwise business. If said license shall be to be drank upon the premises where cancelled under the provisions of this sold (other than in hotels and restaur- ) section, no further license shall issue ants as in this ordinance provided) to said person for the business spe- shall be known and designated as re- cified in said license so revoked for tail liquor licenses. the period of two years. If a fine Section 15. The number of retail should be imposed, said fine shall not liquor licenses in force at one time, exceed the sum of Three Hundred under this Ordinance shall not exceed ! ($300.00) Dollars. Provided however fifteen (15) provided, however, that that on the 3rd conviction hereunder all persons holding retail liquor li- within any calendar year, said Coun- ceases at the time this Ordinance goes cil must revoke such license. into effect shall be entitled to a pre- 2 Section 13. No license shall be is- ference in the issuance of licenses sued for any bar-room, saloon, res- and shall be entitled to have their li- taurant, hotel or other place where censes renewed, even though the num- vinous, spirituous or malt liquors are ber of such licenses exceeds fifteen, nses herein mentioned now sold, except upon the order of the and all lice Council of the City of San Luis Obis- in force shall remain in force until po. Whenever any person or persons September 30th, 1914. Any future desire to open, keep or conduct any owner or successor in interest in said such place they shall during the libeased retail liquor business shall f months of August petition the Coun- be entitled to such preference, and to cil to order a license issued therefor, a retail liquor license for said busi- which petition shall set 4 forth the ness even though the number of such names of the applicants, the chaise- licenses exceed fifteen (15), but such ter of the business, and the location holders of licenses or their on th- of the premises where the business sors in interest shall petition the is to be conducted, and said petition Council for a license under this Ordi- ,s ishall be heard and finally disposed of nance, and the,Council may grant or 1 during the month of September fol- refuse the same as in Sect.on 13 of ! lowing and licenses shall only be or- this Ordinance provided, as in the dered issued during said month of first instance, but no license shall be September. No license shall be or- granted to the said successor of a dered issued within six (6) days from business holding a license at the time the day that such petition is received this Ordinance goes into effect unless by the Council. Any resident or tax- his petition therefor be accompanied payer of.the City of San Luis Obispo by the signed statement a his he t may appear before the Council and �' diate predecessor in interest in the j object to the granting of such license, businessunder such to be conducted and may present affidavits to prove license, showing that said predecessor that such applicants are not persons in interest has transferred or is about I to transfer the business for which the of good moral character and are not ht to the petitioner. sober and suitable persons to con- license is sought duct such a place or that the proposed No retail liquor license shall be is- place for carrying on such business sued to any person or persons other 4 is not a suitable or proper place than those holding retail liquor li- 4 therefor. censes at the time this Ordinance Council finds good moral such appli- goes into effect or their succefsors in If theinterest during the timie that the num- cants Cbe persons of character, and sober and suitable per- ber of licenses is force in the City of --.-..-----.. San Luis Obispo, including the one liquor-license, and it shall be unlaw- sought to be issued, shall exceed fif- ful for a person holding a restaurant teen (15). Restaurant liquor licenses liquor license to tali any spiritous, i and wholesale licenses may likewise vinous or malt liquors by the glass or be transferred. in quantities less than one Pint to After an application for a license t' each customer. It shall be unlawful has been granted by the Council and for the holder of a restaurant liquor such license issued the license,col- license to sell or furnish any spirit- lector may from quarter to quarter ous,vinous or malt liquors whatsoever renew the same for a period of one to any person who .has not at the same time purchased at such restau- oY rfroSeptem the is last daywhich month mouth was ' ranor hotel a regular meal which ordered issued without further reso- shall cost, exclusive of the liquor so lution of the Council, but subject to furnished, not less than fifteen cents. the power of the Board to revoke the Section 17. It shall be unlawful for targe w is this Ordinance provided. any person, firm or corporation, or , Section 16. A lioense fee must be any agent. employee of any person, firm or corporation, within the cor- paid for engaging in, carrying on or I porate limits of the City of San Luis pursuing every business or occupa- Obispo, to sell, furnish or give away tion mentioned hereinafter in this or- j spiritous, vinous or malt liquor in any dinance, within the corporate limits saloon, bar-room, sample-room or r of the city of San Luis Obispo, as fol- other place, either at wholesale or Iowa:— retail, on any day between the hours Sub. 1. Every person, company or } of twelve o'clock midnight and six j corporation, who at a fixed place of o'clock in the forenoon next succeed- I business sells any vinous, spiritous j ing, or malt liquors in quantities of one i Provided, however, that the forego- fifth of a gallon or over, not to being provisions shall not apply to phy- drank on the premises where sold, I` sicians, surgeons, apothecaries or shall pay a license fee of Twenty druggists in the use of spiritous, ($20.00) Dolars per quarter;. provided vinous or malt liquors by them for that no license shall be required of medicinal purposes- physicians, surgeons, apothecaries or Section 18. It shall be unlawful dentists for any wines or spiritous for any person having charge or con- liquors they may use in the prepara- trot of any saloon or bar-room, or i tion of medicines. place where any intoxicating spirit- Sub. 2. For each bar-room, saloon, ous, vinous or malt liquors are sold or other place where vinous, spiritous either at wholesale or retail in said or malt liquors are sold by the glass, City, or employee of such person, to bottle or otherwise, to be drank upon keep the same open on any day be- the premises where sold, or' any of tween the hours of twelve o'clock 1 d liquors in quantities not to ex- midnight and six o'clock in the fore- said five gallons and not to be drank noon next succeeding. The expres- ce on the premises where the same is sion "keep open" used in this section sold, a license fee of One Hundred means, and shall be held to mean, not Twenty-Five ($125.00) Dollars per oanly the the keeping ual ando en of such manner, quarter shall be paid. Sub. 8.—Every person, company or but also the admission to any such corporation keeping a hotel or rettau- place or presence therein by or with the consent or acquieacense of the rent within the City where vinous or malt liquors are sold or furnished to person in charge of such place, or guests in such restaurant or hotel in } any employee of such person, or any quantities of not less than one pint, person or persons other than the pro- and with meals furnished to guests, prietor or his servants or emloyees regularly employed in shall pay a license fee of Five ($6.00) i about such Dollars per quarter, in addition to business. Provided that restaurants any license fee that may be required and hotels may keep open all night of keepers of hotels or restaurants by but no liquors of any kind shall be any ordinance of this City. sold or given away is any restaurant j i The words "hotel" and "restaurant" or hotel under a restaurant liquor ! as herein used shall be construed license during the hours between and shall mean a place where meals ! twelve o'clock midnight and six are regularly furnished to travelers l o'clock in the morning of the succeed- ! and guests, the meal being prepared Ing day. I on the Premises with such frequency, Section 18. All bar-rooms, saloons and consisting of such variety and and other places where vinous, spirit- ; quantity when served as is ordinarily ous or malt liquors are sold must be furnished at hotels and boarding conducted in a quiet and orderly man- houses to boarders who pay a stipu- ner. No breaches of the peace or dis- heir meals by the day turbance of the public peace, order or . lated price for tS laweek decorum by any noise, riotous or dis- i or None but vinous or malt liquors orderly conduct shall be allowed on shall be sold under such restaurant �� the premises. i Section 20. It shall be unlawful for I any person owning or having charge of any bar-room saloon, drinking cel- lar, or other place where vinous, spit- itous or malt liquors are sold by the j glass, bottle or otherwise to be drunk } on the premises, except in restaurants and hotels licensed as in this ordi- nance provided, or for any employee or assistant of push person, to suffer or allow any female, or minor under the age of eighteen years, or person , in a state of intoxication to be or re- main in such.place, or in any room or inciosure connected with such i place, for any purpose or at any time. Section 21. It shall be .unlawful 1 for any person to sell, furnish or give away any vinous, spiritous or malt liquors to any minor under the age of eighteen years, or to any person in j a state of intoxication. Section 22. It shall be unlawful for any person to sell, furnish or give i away any vinous, spiritous or malt liquors, to be drank on the premises where sold, furnished, or given to any person except in a place having a re- tail liquor license or restaurant liquor license under the provisions of this ordinance. ! Sectiou 23.. The City Council shall not remit, return or dispense with, or allow remitted, returned or dis- pensed with any license fee paid or ` to be paid under the provisions of I this ordinance under any circum- stances whatever. Section 24. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 25. This ordinance is here- i by declared to be urgent and imme- diately necessary to preserve the pub- i lie peace, health and safety and shall i take effect and be in force from and after its final passage. Section_96. This ordinance togeth- er with ttte ayes and noes shall be passed to print and published for two (3) days in the Daily Telegram, a i daily newspaper printed, published and circulated in the City of San Luis Obispo. Introduced this 6th day of August. i 1914, and voted upop and passed to I` print by the following vote: Ayes: A. Luchessa, J. C. Hill, Geo. H. Andrews, Dick Sanders. Noes: None. Absent: T. A. Norton. Signed this 6th day of August, 1914. A. LUCHESSA, Mayor pro Tempore. ; Attest: CARRIE G. BRIDGES, i (SEAL.) City Clerk. I (17—Aug 5-10-2t) r i i OFF cF. of ELLEN E. 'WINANS CITY COLLECTOR Cr v coLLr On OR 847 3910WERw ST. NwT¢it RwWs . r zca 9EB w n .Twzso t Se -ember" •I9I4. San Luis Obispo, Cal.,— p To the Honorable Mayor and Councilman of the City of San Luis Obis_ro, California:- Gentlemen: IIbeg to submit the following• report from the City Collector' o Office for the month ending Sept. 30, I9I4. WATER DEF9RTiMUT. Meter rateo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x,,1729.45 Flan T, . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .•: . . . . . . 373.30 Feng,lty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I.00 Conn. 0 a 0 0 I9.95 Dero�its : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26.00 Turned City Treasurer ; 205,T204. . . . . . . . : 2.L .70 tal. . . ... 2I49..70 �62I49 . 70 LICELSE DEPAR mrME'1"T. From Sert .. I , I9I4 to Oct. I, I9I4 received from City Clerk, I. icenses i,Li597 to ;;`I603 amo-t.lnting N34.00 Turndd City Treasurer ;206. . . . . ... ?•34.00 Total. . ; 34.00 Y3!.00 Respectively s(�uDobmitted, Citi- Collector. Subscribed t--.nd svvorn -o and be—fore me, Sect. 30, 1914. 9, 10 City Clerk. ��� � ^� �� 0 _ � . , \� �� I PETITION .TO THE WOR AND CITY COUNCIL. To the Honorable the Mayor and City Council of San Luigi Oblepos Whereas several years have elapsed since the adoption of the present charter, and whereas in our judgment certain provisions thereof require careful revision, therefore; Tre, the undersigned citizens and tax-payers of the City of San Luis Obispo- respectfully petition your honorable body to appoint a committee of representative citizens to make an immediate .analysis of the charter and report their findings and recommendations to the Council with a: view to submitting them to a vote of the electorate f6r retlfication or reJeetion: 'Ike �l ��tl� Vii '. •, �C c + I I opG� - A: �Z Ca �.� _ . i -v f B�L A5 E) '�+ 1 J d✓"r ��� l .vim. 'r�t...� SAN LUM OBISPO CHAMBER OF 1POMMERCE, By BY resolution of the directors, unanimons],y adopted �h rgrh, on the theory that every. merchant takes an invoice, at least once a year, and that a municipal machine, like any other governing .mechanism, needs overhaul- ing and thorough inspect ion, this charter having thus far been .in use 'without oil .or adjustment. �/� � � _ Il � ��` . . 0� 1 � - 'S o - - jl 1 i f To the Honorable Council, 1 2 ,i of the City def San Luis Obispo.,'." San Luis Obispo,California. Gentlemen: - I 4 i The Petition of Geo: H. Andrews of said County sr_ d 5 ! State respectfully shO?vss _ That. I am -he actIng business agent of the heirs ' of 7 I ` the Estate of J.P.Andrews, deceased, and azi one of the heirs 8 of said estate. For the period of one year prior the first 9 i day of March,1915, I 'was the duly appointed, qualified and acting 10 i' executor of the last will and ttstdment of said J.P.Andrei-s ,. 11 `� deceased. That during said time I was. cognizant of all funds � 12 1 i; belonging tb".'said tate. That for the. currfnt year the said. ;1 Assessor of the City of San Luis Obispo, California., assessed i 14 said Andrews Estate for moneys and solvent credits in the sum of. o 15 E; p 3 Two thousand five hundred eighty-seven .(-12537000) Dollars. i �A ThIkt on the first day of D'ar•ch of the year 19131 said Andrews a p 17 wsa Estate did not have said -sum of money or .solvent credits, but aca r1 - 18 only had money and solvent credits in the amount of One Thousand I 19 j 53 1100 . one hundred fifty-four (17..54.53) Dollars. That 'your Petitioner 20 ' makes and :resents this petition on behalf of all the heirs ' 21 ; i of said Andrews Estate. 22 i 7HEFEFORE your, petitioner prays that your Honorable 23 ;iBr. - . ! ody order said erroneous assessment to be corrected and instead 24 i and in lieu of ,t_ph,.H - ee assessment ,aga3.r gtsaid Andrews Estate for the - UC 25 i sum of .v'258701.00 offA said estate shall be assessed for money and 26 solvent credits in the amount of 11154.53 only. j 27 :� t 28 29 3.0 ;j 31 (1) 32 1 'i I i k k 1 I State of Califoririi� , ), I ss. ! . 2 County of. San Luis Obispo. ) .3 4 Aeo. H. Andrews •being duly sworn, deposes and ..sags; F 5 ;i I am the petitioner m,6ntior_edin the foregoincr petition and 8 t whose name is subscribed thereto. I rive_ read tri said 7 petition and 4Eftew_ the same knd it -is tru.e�lof my own knowledge. i } n G ` Subscribed and sworn to before me: this 17th. day .4-November,1-01.5 12 R ;' 119 13 n. TT NO :E- FUBLiC. 14 15 :! H w 17 !i z ° Fra P� p i 18 .19 I 20 •I 21 . 22 '23 24 25 :! j 27 28 29 �;Uwle4-*/Aziad 30 31 ;; (2� 32 i r a f .. s i •, -- _ Form 3585 ASS NT OF .�1.�.. . . . ............... .... ... ..... ..fin.. .......... - makes the follo ng stat in of its ................ ................a -.. property, subject to taxation in cr... .- .... ... -of ........ 1. for the fiscal year 191 �. . ...... .. 1 i! i !( is i ! 1910 �I fl i 1 CITY 02 SAM LUIS OBISPO i E Tract of land 260 ft. x 75 'Lt. located r ;i 1 on :J6ay mine o* Station lqeaery "ion bets {F..�. � zz7jtt � Haskins .} ,(, y (1� Gp► lliS 'moi and Haskins 'jtsa ® con4J0 190560 sq. Lay.sed to 11. i; Shire.-:. C:0- (, Imps. o wna d bja them. a , �i I i Tract of land A-0 ft. x 70 ft. a loo ca.ted on S lly line of Station Ileservation I 1 'bet. Vletc'raer and lfaagins contg. I 29800 00,4D. ft. I E}t�ll 22,,60 sit. Leased to S. 14. Yfillingg %Uo- Im 3. oto' ed, `any tha.s. i_... ..........._.__. Form 6439 112-3-14-.1100-SO Mfll STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I roti, nith (ITEntltttu of Aan ,;1FIraurisro-f ------- -- ....... ............................ swear that I am a resident of the ...Ci.t.y.__af.-Gakland ....... .....County of.... Alameda- . -- --- _ -_-_; that I am the--Tax-t1t_torrey -of the Sn_u_tile.rn..x ac.i.+' c.-..Cor,.pany .. _._ .-. --------------_--_-_, whose principal place of business is in ---San..Francas.Co ..._._ .... ....._ ...... ; that the foregoing list contains a..full and correct list of all.-non.-op-era.tive pro r'ty subject, taxatio w is - aid. .... . ..U.o�pany............................:owned, claimed, possessed or controlled in - .- .p. at 12 o'clock M. on the first Monday of March last, and which is not a0eacy as essed this year, to the best of my knowledge, information and belief; and that said--Company has not, in any manner transferred or disposed of any property, or placed any property out of said-----C;G ...-... for the purpose of avoiding any assesse nt upon the same. Subscribed and sworn to before me this.-....`3_I-,. _._....day of... .,. 11arch A. D. 191 6 --- - - ------ --------- ---------------- - ----- � ---- y. �� Notary Public in aad P r the Cil - r tyxnn CounP�o ,an rant sco,California. �' % � r,. P^` / Y �«' �...._, DR. W.M STOVER. MAYOR . - OFS+'ICF of COUNCILMEN 1 L. F SINSHEIMER '} CITY C EEK.T1L1 ' H A GOWMAN Crrr ow 9aty Lvxe Onxxsxo DICK SANDERS GEORGE H ANDREWS MRS. CAY.LIE M JOHN, CITY CLERK San Luis Obispo; Calif . , T ) q L S. F.SI.. 12-14-100M. 4P10-t$0Na'ae, UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY `pEU PACIFIC COAST DEPARTMENT t BORLAND &. JOHNS, MANAGERS �'Ca�pts �jj FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHONE:SUTTER 4926 SAN FRANCISCO December 22,1915. IJ IN RE: J �j X"i e The Board of pity Trustees, San Luis Obispa, Calif. Gentlemen: c7e,the undersigned, agents of the United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company hereby certify that The kilinson & Cole construction Company of San Francisco, California, are insured for .Workmen' s G::ompensation in said United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company by policy #4345 which expires IJlay 20,1916 ; that all liability under the :forkmen' s Compensation, Insurance & Safety Act ,Chapter 176 of the Laws of 1913 of the State of California and amendments thereto is thereby assumed under said policy; and that without pre judice to any of our rights. we will notofy you of any change in the policy form,. or of cancell- ation or of expiration by reason of limitation. Yolars ver truly, UNIT STi�TES DELITY & GU-L-kF �Y CO. , By BO" A- JOH S,i114.1i OGEES, By Ma err Department. _`,� ��, .� � � � �� s �n l I ��_ �; ��;,� f.,. -.,x. �,x-.. .:�' �' ^3 _ u, ,,. • .,... RESOiiUT Tore. '7':F.30!V3 that EL D. GOLF, the Vice-President, end , A. SIM51,1118, the Secretary, of this Corporation, be rml they are hereb- ruithorized to execute in the name of, tinder the sef.1 of -.nd for and on be' of this Corporation, a contmet with the City of S«n Lais Obispo, .hate of California, for the construction of a City jail in said City according to the s ecifice.tions ;•Aopted by said City for said work and for the contract price of X1,859.00, and also such bonds n.s my be required by le.w and by s,,,.-id City for the faith- ful performance of such contract. I, -U. _'.. SI' HEILM, Secretev of 'The llinson & Cole Constriction Co., e. Corporation, do hereby; certify. that the fore.-oin is a. true and correct cord of a. resolution adopted by the Board of Directors of said Coy .tion at a meeting of said Bow rd daily celled and reg-alarly held on ttiledcy of December, 1915. l :r.ITI7ESS S OF, I. h�;ve hereunto set hand and Seel of said Co--por?tion, thisd .0 of December, 1915. Secret,.r,r of the : 1 inson F: Cole Con- struction Co., P. Corpore:tion. � - � � � � � a � . i4� • l� 1 THIS AGREEMENT', AlVade and, entered into this ThItte th 2 �f day jai December,1915, by and. between ALLINSON '& COLE CONSTRUCTION 3 �i COMMY- a Corporation, party of the. first part and the .CITY (� 4 I. OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, a. Municipal Corporations orgariized and. exist- 5 Ing under and by virtue of the Constitution and Lams of the I 6 State of Cali.forn.ia, party of the ,second part, 7 W I T N E S�•S E T H 8 ►i That said party of the first part hereby agrees to 9 �� furnish all labor, tools, appliances, apparatus and matesia.ls i 10 necessary to construct . the City Jail in. accordance with the 11 i "Specifications ' for City JAil" , hereto annexed .and made a part 12 of this agreement, and to construct said: jail in accordance with 13 •' said Specifications in the time `.and manner- therein provided. 14 :', Party of the first part further agrees to perform all , ki :. 15 of the conditions mentioned in said Specifications, on its part 16 j to .be performed,' in the manner -and time therein provided. H �O ' 1? In -consideration of said:-promises and conditions to be Z 8.5 ' .. ... 1 18 f, by -party of the -2--first part further. kept and. performec�.y party � 19 of thesetond part agrees to pay .to party of the first part 20 �; in the manner and at the time in said Specifications provided, j 21 the sura of One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty Nine (t1859.00) . 22 Dollars in full payment. to said party of the first part for the i 23 performance of all of said conditions . E 24 ' In witness Thereof the said parties have hereunto 25 ` caused this instrument to be executed by their respective duly authorized 'wand the corporate seals of the respective par -tie 26 ,� .. _ . -. i 27 hereto to be affixed thereto, the. day and year in this instrument i 28 first above written. 2g ALbINSOP; & COLE CONSTRUCTION COMMANY 30 BY BY - ! 31 1: - 32 ;j :I CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISFO , 2 ►' BY 3 r 4 if MAYOR. 5 i t e j Attest: 7 City Clerk. g Approved: i 10 � . I 11 j CITY.;' ATTORNEY.- 12 ! 13 14 z 15 q m'e Of 18 �� a 17 a 18 20 22 23,E .24 j s' 25 26 2•�^ '� tir 28� % !' 29- 3 Q 930 f 31 32 ! :i I �� �,. .� ...•, w � .�� V�n � :.,-. „�-.. � ,�.. .n� �� ��:� . -�. � K . . , �� ,� . ti� 1� I��i ' �� f FOR "CITY jAIL A roinforced con.creto i1 is to be I)t)s.lt oB the rear of the lot now oc-upied LY the -(efity Hall In the :pity of ;.sn Luis Obi€po,- California. 'ho dimensiono of ; >ic3 jaU •ahall b.o vs shown on the aceomp& ine. i)lQn entitled, v..nd DetAlls of J;ai.l for ;''ity. of 06-n Luis '>1bi soo, Californla, ;�©��t. jolb, Tt is oxpressly &r;reed and undorstood that tho a.b6ve plan is 2•i e3:sentinl part of thaEo specifications. 7h,D eontr xtor s ull tat hla. ov.-h. prolzer coot and emponse, fur.ai.sh ell nec;eacary labor, tOO189 appliances and nn teri-ala for oarr;jing out .the work called for in thece spec i.fict do ile. Before aubui.tttng a proposal, each bidder shall Mace a eareful exur.ination of too drawings and specifications. and of the s3ite of the Nail and mako his own .dotezrminatiom, said assume all risks andreaponsib;iYliti os they*o ith. M.l'.iV.• aA SIV`..:iIlfO Vuy ` ho cork• shall be stakod. out at the expenso of saia City by the ' ngiIIe4r• :r .l sand. used on the :pork. shall :'ba cleats and shturp and aubbect to re jec't.l.on bar. the Engineer* J BRW ii SiC TL The broken stone must be either trap rock, ba.s€al.t., lime- stone, sandstone,. granite or other hard rock of good quality, closes graine& and sound. it rust be clean and free -from loam, clay, shale or other inferior ma,teri."s, For all concrete the broken stone shall not exceod 1.% inches in its greatest dimension nor be less than inches in its smallest dimoncion. The. cement used for all mortar and concre to shall 'be a first cuss �•ortlund. eonont of a well established brQuid afaraishGd. in original pack�.ep s ut.& bearing the original label,, It meat be i.n goon. caxuiition, . pe rfectly cry end free from lumpiness and n: r cenen.t w= 1 conform in ail respects to the Standard s-ec ificat ions of the A.-L-aorlca .'-ociet of �esti.ng «atariala. oement shat 1 T_mdargo both tho seven d.a7 :nd tvoz�t��-o3TMixt day tests of the--. above E'oei°°y' cuad also conform to Q-11 otho:r tostz r oqu rod by the Wbove St,,,awp.ard i)�)eCi:ri0"t3tions* h4 fct?.lowig ; pro ,ortians far inz;redientr, mor concrote :dil ho used on this work: One colic foot of comont ( 94 0ounds ).. to tcro and one- half cubic feet of canal and fire cubic feet of broken stone: L11 concr.ote shall be what i;a torzlc d aa< wet mixturo aid shall be thoroughly ra rarkmd :on tho face of the forms and. well treated with thin bladyd tools in .order to obtain a compact eoncrete ,ri,thout voids or air spacoa.. cele raixixxg of all concretes shall be thorough and Shall be done either by m achino or by hand at the .election of the Contractor, If. the conc:reto .is mixod by hand it shaall be mixe`ad. �s iollovas; The sand. shall fi.rast be spread upon. the mixing platform then tine cement addedq the two to be mixed topgother dry, by turning at least two times, then the broken stone cha:ll be added and aftor wetting turned ov or at isest four times and teen im- d.iately deposited. on the work,. Th. e concrete shall be tamped in place until it is solid, 'No concrete that has set shall be . used on the work# If aaE. mixer is used,. the mixing shall be done to the. catis faction 01, tho B;nginoor. 21offloor shall consiot of 31 inches of concrete coated with o"Q mortar', tho mortar to be rAxed. ill .tho proportion of 1 part of ceraent to 1„ parts of ;sand. All w ton used for mixing mortar or concrete shall be clean, T .:,iter' 7.0 1 TiL'•leSH If upon removal of the forms, t-acre should a found a tone pookots in the exposed surface,. tine . Gontractor will be required to Mi. the same with courant mortar in Pro7.crtion. oz one part cement to two prxtz of Sa„ id. A11 tho frame work. and forms mast be submitted to the "�ginoar for his wpprova3 and .muaat be a 3praved by .him b$fore cork can prococed . Do formas m::�t fro removed. tz at11 the concrete hos been in placo at loast ter. dams. All lumber usbdfor forme Where surface of concrete is 'exposed eithor inside or outaide the buildings shall be surfaced on one sidd and two edges, to leave a crall free from board-marks .when the fox^ra are removed& The Contractor Shai l keep the concrete ; at doaya for a period of ten da,-,,,s after they samo h.r%:s bean poured. The re lafor cing for IL-ho work shall a;oneizt of mechanical bond steel burs, having an ultimata strength of not less than 65,000 pounds to the s,ivare inch and an elastic limit of not less than 331000 pounds .per square inch. The Bte0l in all othor re- spaets shall oonform to the -mnufR- ct-arFira ,, serait is n.acecsoiry to lrop tIie, bars, t fte lap shall not be loco than 30 diameters. I,.,11 rcinforaen-ont. shall be paced and. rigidly ..cured in position beforo pouring the concrete, The entire lot of reinforcing stool shall be delivered at the :pork ten days prior to the time it shell be uuad in order that the _ rigineer may. &t his option have it tested. Ro rein.- . force+went shall. by .sod in the work unless a-pproved by the Engineero . The €mount sAd size of the rainforein, stool is V-8 follows In all the oi�tt;sitd.e walls and paarCt;ion awls inch. square rods 36 inchez on coater a both horizontal amu vort ioal and to bo placed both tact inner faco anft actor face of the 'wall, Che roinforcomi ent of the roof shall consist of .inch - s;--ivare rods,. g inches on centers plscetraneverooly an . inch iquarerods 12Inches on canters placed 3fitudigally# ja reinforcement for the floor s hall. consist of .,, Inob 9.,.0are rods V. inches on. centers placod both truneversly and longitudinally* r, X. 10 Y^LY T l x -rQ103a Ventilators on this building shall confit of throe large one a and two small ons s, built It of I4c►. 26 galvanized iron as eho—.a on t-be plane SX. 11 SICYLIGILITS Ono 3' by 41 skylight -7, inch .thick set in a frame is to be provided* Vio fr ie Shall CanSist Of a ';t' by. lLtr angle r]ado of Too. -:6 galvvaLi -ed Iron and to be imbedded in :the concrete ,o s to leave the 8,arfaco of the glass' w-id the roof flush. The location of this sXli&t on the roof to be as designated by the 3ng1noer. 12 .11I1?M There will be .dour -wXndo o 3' wide by 5' high swung from the center rad hung eaeurely on hinges. "ouch sash to have two li-htse. she 'ate.bs for tho window frames axe.to be made 2" by 41" clear pine surfaced. on all, sides,, and rabited to receive gash. Me frames to be finioiled i7ith moulds to cover joints ' etween ,'tuba and conerate. A32 windows. are to be provided with suitable . latches and the woodwork treated with two coats of stain. 3.3 Ami, a::l. CELL OR V:.ere will be three cells in orae; line, 'throe single on. trance doors, four window guards with screen attached. and thirtoon steel buriks e The matori l apoci.fied for the Jail Cells ae per those specifications* to be tai the best �tuality Beesemer or Op en iiee.rth o tael, thoroughly re-rolled and frees iron rust and scales. L11 solid plates will be in one pi eco for hei-,e, 3ht, free from twist and buckles and dotes pluaned true send. squrro. ^,oc;h cell will 'be V 611 by 71 011 by 71 011 gide, deep and high reopecti.vely, Contract for three (3 ) cells, would oontor�ptato ('92.1.0 Hos, 1 to 3 inclusive* Total dimensions 7'. 0" deop,19' 6" %aido and 74 0" high, T.111a backs, taps, Partitions and the ends will be of 3/16" solid I&ll plane, made not to oxc-eod wore than two pieces for . ouch boiek, toy;, rind 'or partition, vertic aZl. , and these to be con-- nocted with -a 3" by batten platen, At one end,, ns shown on the plan, provide a levei box which is connected to the plate +end. "al inei o corrnors to be put togeth r with 1."M b:, 1.;;" by d�J f 1.tir'"$'nI3�2.PwF3� All outside cornors to have additional. .azieles to be 2" by err by 316„ 4 ' . 1 All to be riveted with 3/81° oval-hoed.riv ,tb,. eoahtersunk riveted on the insidee ivete to 'be spaced WV to C-" from centers.. Each cell to .havre a door 2. feet wide and 6 Feet high, about and Is to be made -as follows: The vorticzl bare to be b/a" round ,paa:-sing trough 4" by 3/81t horizontal bare spaced about 12" canters. The front ed.go of the door is to be s*,�orticaal bar 4" by Z/a`" ,whieh is ire turn tenon- ed Into and riveted to the horizontal baro. The hinged end is formed by one of the vertical round bars nu.-sing through tho end of , the horizontal. bsrs of ,the door. :enough length .of these horizontal .Uaars must . puss by this vertical round bar, so sn to form a bearing on the horizontal bars of t}3e door, on the horizon. ta.1 bt�xs of she front of the cage, which bars are }�3 cr;d gust under t ,oso of the doors, and roust lap over same. the vertical 5/191' round bars to be spaced d" from centers, and to be tenoned ancl riveted into the top and bottom horizontal bane, (See Sketch) Sach door to be provided with a food opening about 6" wide and 811 long. The bottom of the ppening being formed by the fourth horizon ta.l. ba:x of the.door, counting.fro.,ji the bottom, arid. the top of the opening..-to be formed by an additional 'bar 2" by 3/ 11 being inserted to span two eVaeos ( vertical ). Tho .frdnt edge of .the door to be provided with ars approvod arrangement which will enMe tree lock lover device, hereinafter mentioned* The fronts of the three ceils. are to be mode of 5/8t1 round. 'oar grating passing tkaraugh 211 by 3/8" horizontal bars. The hori- zontal tsars to be spaced about 12" centers, so as to conform to the spacing of the horizontal bare of the doors, except that those of the call fronts 6h9ll be placed immeda`-Ately under- those of the doors so a: to form i bearing .for the hinged portion .of the door. The top and bottom bars to have the vertical round bars tenoned and rivoted into tho cane. !hose same top bare to be riveted in turn into the top plate of the cells$. in the field but the.holes must be provided for same- in the shop-s. `.;here the fronts of the cells intersect the plate ends and partitions of the cells, they must be provided with vortical bare o, the same size as the horizontal bars, which are tenonad and rivotad into thabe vertical bars and which are in turn riveted to aha plates in the field, thus the cell fronts shall be provided with a iYame whish of the s:aT,3e sized mater rl as that of the horizontal bars. door Each ce7�1 , .0 to be provided with and looked- by means of hover Locks, vhfoh' rust look and unlock each door -separately,,- it separaately,it being uaderstood that the doors `acre to be of a swing type,aand as above speeifiod.. The three separate levers must be looked into a bog constructed of 3/16" plate, sna secAred -to the plate on the front and of the row of cells, as shown on plane. The door of this lover box to bo secured with five-tumbler prison lock. Working models Must be submitted.. In addition to the above oah door must be provided with a. heavy wail padlock, placed on tho doorin an approved manner, mash cell above specified Will be providad ..71th four stoel bunks, made and put together in the moot substaantiv:l ma=-.r, Provi ions shall bo m&do in the shops so that theso bunks may be fanstoned to the walls of the cells in the field. Thore shall be msAo arrangements oo tuat two bunks shall be placed on each side of each eek., one over the: other. Frames to be nude of 211 by 211 by 3/161' angles, with bottom of 1.811 by 1.-1' stool bando, interwovon and riveted. at each end to the Bangle frame, forming a,tsshe:s. about 3" by 8". Suitable provisions arsst be made that EaQy be turned 'up against side tealls when not in use and fastonod with hook to be provided for that purpose. i t� In addition, to those rewired for the cella provided ono extra bank, thus making thirteen( 10 ) in all to bo furnished.this one being for another room* In one corner of each cell there -will be i Foul Air :Duet orr;de of J" 16 plate anal riveted to 00 call's plaate, as Shown on the PlUn. TO have a door at the bottom large "Ou€;h to tQke in a soil bucket. :he duet to be Corulected with a 418 galvanized iron pipe on the roar of the c,91189. said pipe to extend to the top of the celle, gueeessfvl bidcler : to furnish detail's of the above and to bo. as pprovdd by tho Enginoer. 2rovide for each c®1.1. one odorleses night soil bucket. 2his .bnckot to be made✓ of annealed ca of iron and the cover and bucskot to be enameled on tha inside. Lust be neat Lnd. durables. Details of bucket muot be furnichad .for -aL,)proval. SIX. 14 Mon 'horn will be three single ontrance d.00re, one for the ds•rk cell to be 2' 6" wide by 616" high; wade of 3/16" thick plate Stiffened around the edges on the insides with .2" :by 2" by ►f angle I ecurely riveted one Door to -be hung; on 'heavy hinges to a*rZ2.. " by 211 by .`� angle f'ram There %7111 be a flat -baske3t in the door' about 1211 by 18" made of 3/4" round bars set about 2-11 on centers and mottiaod and riveted at top and bottom into 3/16" thick angles or bent plates.. On the vestibule side there will be a shutter to tho basket se. ourad with a padlock* One outside door to be fitted for an opening of wide by 7' high to be rude of �/1.�Gn �slaa�© stiffened around the, edges on the. inside with 2" by 2" by angle securely riveted on* Door to be hunk on heavy hinges to 22" by' 20 by ;" angle fru meea, there to be two of these angle frames connected together with 14 plate forming a box frame or vastibul.e. The thicknees of the wall to be 8 inches. One door opening from tj�o office to the cell room to fit a 3' by a 7' opening; this door to be made of 2" by 3/8" bars, crosoinF at riC.ht angles and to bo riveted at intersections with rivetse :Ieshes to be about 311 by 311. This door to have a bs;s- kat about 161?' by lf" made of 3/4" round bars sant about 2r'► on center and mortised and riveted at top and bottom ## into 3/16" thick .plates. Door to be hung on heavy binges and vestibule to be the some as described on thea above mentioned- outcide door. All doors to be provided with -an aoprovezd five tumbler prison lock to lock and unlook from both vide$. Doors rmxet bo illu. trsated by a detail drawing for approval by the !zt i.neegr. There will be fourf 4) window guards so as to fit an Opening of 3' gide by 51 high# Openings to be rectangular. These - guards to be made of 7/8" round bars., Qat about 4" on cont©rs, Pacssing through Z�" by 3 " flat cross-ba~r8, spaced about la" canto centers, 41u s forming four Spacos vertically, and to be 91' longer on skoh side than they opening, thus making the horizontal bare 18" longor than th© width of the opening. The round bars to be mortised and riveted into the top and bottom flat bare. Eva ry other flat bar to have as hole in each and for anchor bolts, so gaTards can be securely built iu the Walle Anchor bolts to be frniahe? vrithtabove guards and to bo round b ar bent Qt each h� end at yrlYaaglr, but in tho opposite directions. length of eu.eah anchor to be about 1211, including the 2"' bonds at each, ond, 1"M wiradarr guards to ha►v8 .sera©ne made of I X12 wire, three meshes to the Innch p framed onle round bar fram0v; these, to be securely fastened. to guards. with wir r from tho. inside. At ;.x,C. 16 i'eLii3T1:�G . All of the above montioned cell work and steel work is the foregoing pages will be painted with two coats of faineral paint, SSC* 17 PLUUBING The plumbung work shown on the plans is not to be included in the Contract for bui.ldi,ng the Jail. SIC• 32 =iRA 6:01V For any work not called for In these plans and specifica- tions and ordered to be done by the City Council, tho same shall : be paid for at cost price to the Contractor plus 15;1. Any unfaithful. or imperfect 'jror� which may be discovered during the construction or before the,iCcoptQnee of the 'work, shell bo corrected immediately, and ruicatisfactory materiaal shall be rejected upon tho roquirement of the Zngineer, notwi.thsatf,rnding that .they may have been. overlooked by the insdector.. Me inspection of the work will not relieve the Contractor of any of his -oblig- ations -to obli.g- ations -to do szound word, us herein .prescri.'bod, and call work of whatever kind which during the progroce and before it Is finally accepted, may .become damaged from any. cuyse, shall be removed and replaced by good and satisfactory works �-GC. 1":0 ISI T ZR2XL3 Tf' i I O.0 OP M-35. L h;;rover the worit of Engineer is used, It refers to the 2:upori.ntendent of Streets of City of San Dain Obi.sL o,. California* or his authorised assi.staan s. 6'#'herover the viord Contractor is used it ahall be held to mean either any Contractor or firm of Contrac- tors, or any momber of a fl= contracting for this work herein speciftedo ase, 22 2AY ri r,0.11 shirty days after the commoncoment of the work and every thirty days thereafter, during; the progress of the work, the Bagii-.., neer shall make and. deliver to tho City Clerk of the City of San Luis Obispo , Cul.if. , an approximate estimate of the 'work completed undortthe contract during the previous days, thereupon the City ". Clork shall calculra:to the value of such work in accordance with the pkice for the riork fixed in the. oontract. and shall theca draw and when call- od upon, doliver to the Contractor a warrant in his favor on the .City Tre&%, rer, payable oat of the General Fund of said City for 7b;! 4f the oalcul"'ed value of said work* ,:'hon such warrant is dolivered to the Contractor, the City Clerk shall ondor€a on the Contract the mount paid and the date of 4lae payment sand he shall proserve all. vTitten e€�timates furnished him b; the :2�ngineor. .:hen the work csallod for by tho Contract is all complete an 2azd acceptod by said City, the City Clerk ;hull, after dodueting all payments theretofore ma.cie. to -the Contractor, draw ca-A deliver to' the Contractor, a warrant in hie favor on the City Trea.aurer, payable out of said fliad. for the balance but at tho time of deliver_ Ingo said warrant, the Contractor shall endorse upon his contract, full satisfaction of the Contract prises. S&I;C. 22 3IDa All proposals =st be made 'ln writing and muet be filed with the City Clerk on or before 7:.30 i'. €. Deo. 69 L:16 and arsst be accompanied by a`certified chem- upon a. colvent Bank in Ca.l- ifornia., payable to the wayor of said City of San Luis Obispo, for ata amount of not IeBe th 104; Of the proposal, as a guarantee that the bidder still within 10 dabs after receiving the samara, enter into the Contract for aald work, according to said plans and svoci.fications an& furnish bonds. 1 i f C. 213 T30ND mho ouaessfu.l bidd:,r will be -re,--aired to ive a surety Camj=V, 'fond, satim actory to the City Coutacil,to secure the faithful performance oA. f t to con.truet La ars amount not less than; 500 of th . oontract price and other bonds that may be required by laaw. 4-4r;C, 24 aim FOR 00�� ►or They work shall ho carried on without delay ex-cept by strfkQs storms or sets of God,with anah a force as to seoure its completion f�-P. within Go days after the signing; o i' the Contraacto A � I � �� "� �� � �� � � ' I � � �l � 1 CI. ITI 7D aZ s . � o. 05 a o z n0 San Luis Obispo, Cal. ; -I+iarch 3, 1916 . To the honorable Commissioners of the City of San Luis Obispo: Gentlemen: - ie,- the undersigned - tax-payers of the City of San Luis Obispo, California, hereby respectfully petition that you open and extend Cypress Street to South Street, for the reason that it is necessary and convenient to a great number of persons and the general public,and because Both"Sandercoek and Branch Streetsare closed at their wester- ..ly- ends and ' from such streets. there is no connection with either -South or Beebee Streets unless by a circuitous route . CIO r. rt' • .. -...,' r f... /r',1 ��J..•� ILIO• ' �f/.r•;��,,,li� �r...�,;.�,..fL/'"'"_�:-,_._. (/r arf Vj'J.- Fr;�° .1 � �� :F', c^'L•.., / r Q+•.,.!••F���, ..a i ,p 1p p ,y,r`�,,.�•,^aJ t .r`ti'Ny" '`J' -rr � P///fj 4� �.7 � .. .. jrtc VIP � r e r� 1 s t��y�A � ��• i _ �' 7� R 71�V �' � J'"' �" � � �� \\ � \� i '�.�� z I -THIS AGREETYM Made and entered into this 23rd day of 2 11. March,19161 by and between THE AUSTIN WESTERN ROAD UCHINERY I 3 i COMPANY, a corporation, incorporated and existing under and by virtu - 4 i --of the laws of the State- of Illinois , and having a principal place 5. j of business in the State of California,. at San Francisco, in said 6 1 State , party of .the first -part and ,the City of San Luis .Obispo, a 7 municipal corporation, organized and. existing under and by virtue l 8 1 of a freeholders charter, party of the second part.. 9 01ITNr .SSETH : 10 And iflnereas party of the second part has heretofore 11 I� invited bids for a. motor street roller to be furnished to said.'City; 12 J And 'idhereas party of the first part herein has partici-.: J i 13 I pated in such b.id; 14 I And Whereas party of the. second part did,by its Council, a 15 on the 22nd day of March,191S, accept the bid of party of the first -1 �. ,� 18 part herein; E4 z�° 17 NOi'J THEREFORE At is agreed as follows.: Said party of 18 II the first part agrees to deliver to the sole and exclusive and I 19 immediate possession of party of the second part, one twelve -.ton 1 . 20. ' Austin single cylinder motor road roller and one Austin Scarifier, i 21 11: Said party of the first part further agrees - that said roller shall I 22 be. fully guaranteed as to all defects and workmanship or material +�r of period , 23 ' thereof for the o years from date hereof . 24 Party of the first part further agrees to furnish at- its ' 25 own cost and expense a 'demonstrator . or instructor to work upon and 26 iaround said machine in• sai i d City of San Luis ebispo until a local ! 27 i operator employed by said City is fully competent to handle and l 28 Icontrol and manage said machine . 29 Said party of the second part agrees to pay for said roller i • 30 Iland scarifier and the use of said demonstrator the sum of Three Two Hundred 31 ,I ThousandAand Fifty (3250.00) Dollars, as follows: Five Hundred (t50P) 32 Dollars upon the execution of this instrument, the receipt �vhereof. `e i 1 is hereby admitted by 7--)arty 'of the first part herein. The fubther 2 sum of Two Thousand Seven Hundred and' Fifty (: 2750.00) at any time 3 i within two years from date hereof in such sum or sums as to the 4 party of the second part herein may seem meet, provided, that no I 5 interest shall be charged on any deferred payments mentioned in 6 this contract. 7 I . It is further understood and agreed that the said invi- tation for bids and the bid of party of the first part herein 9 I shall be incorporated into this agreement wherever the same shall 10 be beneficial to party of the second part herein. 11 IN WITNESS '; HER20F the said parties have hereunto caused 12 their corporate names to be affixed thereto by the duly authorized 13 agents and party of the -second part has hereunto caused its official 14 seal to be so affixed by its authorized agents , this said 23rd day 0 15 of March,1916. cc WEST COMPANY ERr1 ROAn r49ACHIrdrRY , 7 17 THE AUSTIN 18 BY - C' �'^�✓�' 19 CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO 20 BY e 21 MAYOR. 22 23 Attest: 24 i 25 . , City Clerk. i 26 27 �r Contract approved March 23rd,1916. 28 29 30 City Attorney. 31 32 ! I. r t cc, rot. ot 19te t I t t f � i i Adz I -----` �t --- s_• y r • I 1 1 THIS CONTRACT, made arid -entered into this first daNr of Ay 14 2 fiay,l9l6, by and betwee E. D. COLE R- COP:rtPA'dY, a , p ty A 3 of the first part and the CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, a municipal 4 corporation, party of the second part, 5 'nT I T N E S S E T H 8 That for and in consideration' of the sum hereinafter 7 named, said party of the first part agrees to furnish all necessary 8 labor, materials acid appliances to construct the sewer extension 9 mentioned and .described in Specifications entitled "Specifications, 10 Work to be Done" adopted and approved by the Council of said City 11 of San Luis Obispo on the 17th. day of Apri121916, which said Speci- 12 lfications are hereby made apart of this contract. 13 The work described in' said Specifications -shall be com- 14. 1pleted within twenty days from and after the execution of- this. con- z o 15 itract by the parties hereto. o 16 Within. five -day-s.- after the execution of these presents F °O 17 said party of the first �a rt. agrees to execute in. favor of said City zsm 18 lof San Luis Obispo, and deposit with the Clerk thereof, a good and 19sufficient bond in the penal sum of Five Hundred (500.00) Dollars, 2( conditioned i s ed that �he� will well and truly furnish such labor, mater- 21 Mals and . applia.nces and construct said sewer extension -in the manner 22 land time 'hereinab'ove provided.. 23 IN41iin five days from the execution of these presents 24 said.. party of .the first part agrees to execute an additional bgnd to 25 'said City..1n .the penal sum :of Four- Hundred Twenty-two and N011.00 � 26I �' 22.Ob o (4�4 ) Dollars., c ndztloned: that if saidparty • of the first part 27. fails to pay forany materials or . supplies furnished .for the per 28 !formance of the work contracted to be done, or for any work or ,labor 29 ! one thereon of any kind, that the sur'eties' will pay the same in an... 30 i mount not exceeding the sums specified in said bor_ p d. 31 Both• of ..tre. bonds above mentioned shall be in such form 32 hat they shall be approved by the Council of said Cit r y of San Luis it 1 Obispo and both of said bonds shall be deposited with said City C1er . 2 ii Should' the work not be completed within the time above 3 designated ( or within such time to which it may be' extended by 4 order of the Council in .said City) the said City may cause the 5 work to be done by any person or persons other than said- contractor, 8 either, by the day or by contract and without advertising. for bids, 7 and pay for the same and deduct the cost thereof from the contract 8 ! price: , 9 It is hereby expressly stipulated and agreed that no t 10 ! laborer, workman or mechanic employed at any time by said party 11 �� of the first. part or by any -sub-contractor or sub-contractors under 12 him, upon said work, or' upon any part of the work contemplated by .13 I this contract shall be required. or permitted to wkrk thereupon more 14 than eight hours in anyone calendar. day, except in cases of extra- m m '� 0 15 ordinary emergency caused by fire, flood, or danger to life or cs 18 ^roperty; and the said party of the first part agrees to forfeit zE0 17 out of any moneys becoming due to him from the said City of San Luis ata 18 Obispo under the terms of this contract, the sum of Ten Q10.00) 19 Dollars for each laborer, workman or mechanic, for each and every 20• ce.lendar day upon which he shall .labor more than eight hours in . .21 violation of the terms of this stipulation, and the said City is 22 hereby authorized and directed to, through its proper representative3, 23 vdith-hold from the said party of the first part, said contractor, 24 I as the property of the said. Cit � all sums forfeited as described I p p y 5 , scr d 25 . under the terms of this stipulation. 26 26 Said party of the first part further agrees to ovithin 27 five days. after the- execution 'of this agreement deposit with the 28 City' Clerk of. said City "a certificAte from some licensed insurance I 29 i carrier within said ..State, to the effect that said party .of the 30 I first part has taken out and maintained in full force and effect 31 � ' i. compensation . insurance covering his full lia:o•ility for 32 i compensation to persons injured employed by him. ion v OVA-t L _ ._ _. _. �_ .. . •1. - �,•' .. • : .. i • _ .: .� � r . j% .. � _ .._.. ._ .t i .. R.. 07 r " _ ' M en . . .. a .. -i. ., ._ 0 1 .. t. .. 1 In consideration of t acid .of said work bo be • and .^ 2 f duly performed and said-materials` appliances furnished a.s above 3 ' set forth, .. party of the second part hereby agrees to pay to party 4 . of the first- part the sump of .Eight Hundred rorty-three. and Nol100 5 (,)843.00) Dollars, as .follows: Four Hundred Twenty-one and 50100 6 Q�421.50)•••Doilars upon the comrletion of said work arid" its approval 7 � :by e Stredt Superintendent of said City.; ,'" the further sum of f: O -.;Foii � Hundred,•Twenty-one and 50/100 (,','421. 5 Dollars within thirty :;•. ; .. a`" 3ay' . tnereaf�er and upon the furnishing of=�roucYers by party of the 10 .:first pat,f`to said Street Superintendent s'r;bvg that all labor and -W, 11 mat er.ials employed in the construction of,;s id ` yark ' s then been 12 paid,. • 11 All 13 :II: JITLti'ESS :WHEREOF the part `s ,ha$e: awed 'cor- 14 orate` name and sealN' to: be riereu t affixed b f' W duly author- 10, 15 izeAag t4A he . da red year 'this instrument first'" above written. ^ r` m 17 � s 3 CITY OF SA;-,T LUIS OBiSPO v 18 ;{� ► r !� MAYOR . ' 19 rj D. • COLE & CO1PAPIY 20. 21 22 i Attest: p c 23 24 City Clerk., 25 26 Approved:. ,�27 LAk"arm C ty Attorney. 28 29 r 30 �� • 31 . E 32 �) -3- �' �'`' ' ,r, .�. . ' .� \,V. _ f' - :. ..... a... �.�t.a;.�j�.. � n 4 .. ..4 .. r�....- ...rJ�. _ .r • .A •.:r . • ... '' ... .. � .'•:.... ..�:. w% �L :J tit 11.._ .. aI• a� _ ...�'•. ,. .._ .'�w .... _. � ... ,. _ _. �� �,l �� y �� — •� • ' � � — � .+ . mow•. • �: , .��': ...; ..... _, .. ._ � _. �' _. ,_- ... _,.. f; .I�,' � .....a r4:' _. • .•y' <. <.... Fier`.�� .�. . vi S�"•_••,�. ._�.i'a` ....i'+.(•• , 1 � t.:.. . ��r^ a. ` ._.�_l 4r.� _.. _ � �� , .�M1 .. ` ti:> ;� ` .— ,._ .. �-.. - �f^ . \.:yJ •� .... �% • � r q� . �4 . rJ Cs .. .�.�• • .. � � � � +..Lr r Y r CAL IP 0RITIA RAI L R 0 A D C 0 11 11 1 ,3 .3 1 0 11 E H G IHEERI LIG DE ARTIIE11T G R A D E C .R 0 3 3 1 G R E 0R'" COUNTY - SAN LUIS OBISPO REPORT" NO. 189 LOCATION - CITY OF SAN WIS 03TSI'O 110. OF CROSS13GS- 3 RAILROAD - PACIFIC TOAST RAILWAY CO; PUNY M RCE 139 1917. Marrow Gauge) REPORT BY, W. G. Breg, Assistant Engineer. ek S B D E % CROSSING NIILMR AND BALM PAGES General Statement, . . . . . . •. . . •, . . . . . . . .. 1 1. South Street . . . . . .. . . . . .. .. .. . . • .., . .. . . . . . 2 2. Beebee Street, . . • .. . r • • •♦ • •. .s • • • . • • . •• . . .. • 5 O• Broad Street, r• • , . • . . . • •• •• . .♦ • . • • .r •• • • . • • • 4 Recommendations to -City of San Luis Oi spo ♦ . . . ♦• . • • • •*• • • ♦ • • ♦• • •• • • • • . •• Recommendations to Paoifio Coast Rai lwiW Company. fi CALIPORRIA 'EAMOAD. COMMISSION ° Engineering Department Qrade Oro Being,Rekort. This. report covers 'three grade crossings .on the main line of the Pacifio Coast IRail.way Company w thin the corporate limits of':'the City of San Zuis Obispo: t'�hea thereoo=endatIons pertaining to more adequate Protection-.at Crossings .Nos, 2 end 30 88 Suggested to the city end the. Railway Company, are carried out, the general condition of the orossingo will be , setisfsotory. Traffic o'rer these oroisings .is light the approaches are in a well Maintained condition, and the views sr.e -Praotie$lly unobstruated. The- trip of inapeotion was wade in oompsny w4th . Cdr. P. Rineeno 8oadmaster of .the Paoific Coast Railway Company. The 'reoo®exidat ions and the data assured for the various crossings follow on detail sheets. IL Y ... GROSSING R0. 1. Have - South Street Location - Citi' of 'San ...� Luis. Obispo . Rati Unimportant i#u; otea March 13,1917 DATA No, of tracks- One main 3.1ne Grade -of track plus 08 per cant south Curve north and 50 feet south . number of tains a day. 6 Average speed tart hour - 5 miles Distance crossing crn he seen from tack. - .1000 feet each war. Angle with tradt - 45 .dogrees Grade' of approaohes East and west plus- 2. *r cert . Kind of.road . ' dirt Width of approacbse - 15 feet Condition of approaches - good Condition of road between rails - good Distance from top. of rail to natural ground .line 0.0 General.- Distance trains can be seen at various points along highway - .View Is unobstructed Traffic over crossings - light -Proteati:on One ,crossing sign properly, located Recommendations- Zone. CROSSING NO. 2. Name - Beebee Lo etion, w City of San Luis Obispo Ratite - Unimportant Inspected - March 13,1917 DATA Track 210. of treaks '. no main line Tangent each way Grade of rack- talus 1..3 }ger dant south Number of trains a day-p 6 Average speed an hour - 14 miles Distance crossing can be wren from track 1000 feet each way Ai... Mazy- Angle with track - 90 dogrees Grade of approaches -» West plus 12 per cent, east plus 1 per cent Zind of road - air t Width of approaches-12 feet Condition of approaches - good Condition of road between. rails - good Distance from top of rail to natural ground .11ne- 3 feet above General- -Distance trainb can be seen at various points along. highway - View is unobstructed Traffic over crossings - very light 2roteotion - hone Recommendations- The Railway Company should install a crossing sign .at this crossing* w�� CROSSIU G N0. 3 Hame - Broad Street jocatioCity of San Luis Obispo Rating - Fairly important ,Inspected - 11'aroh 13,1917 DATA Track- 17a* of tracks -- One main' line Curve Grede. of track - plus 1.5 per dent south Dumber of trains a day - 6 Average W ed an hour - 3.0 miles Distance crossing can be soon from track - 1000 feet each way Hi Angle with track- 80 degrees Gra&e. of approaches - East Rnd, west glue. 8 per cent Zind of road - dirt and rock Width of approaches - 30 feet Condition of approaches - good Condition of road between rails '- good Distance from top of rail to natural ground line- 2.5 feet above .General- Traffie over crossings - light Protection- One crossing sign properly located Remarks- 0 e-ar s- 0 to 40 feet west of crossing view is unobstructed north and south. .40 foot and beyond west of aro,ening view is partly obstructed. All other views are unobstructed. Recommendations- The City should install two standard advance signs, one on each side of arossi ng, not U as than 300 feet from track. -4.. Ob ! CCIICyiss 1081 The standard advance sign recommended by the engineer- ing department of this Commission has been designed by the National Association of Railway Commissioners and adopted by the Railroad Commission of the State of California. All advertising ai.gns and advance signe of independent bodies should be removed wherever a standard advance sign is placed in position. The Cita will be provided with a sketch of this advance sign. The following are the recommendations to be made. Recommendations to City of San Luis pbiapo. Crossing 80. a, Broad Street - Install two standard advance signs. Recommendations to pacific Coast Railway Company. Crossing No. 2, Beebee Street - Install a crossing sign at this crossing. Respectfully submitted, 11. G. Brey Assistant Engineer. -5- 5PEC1 FI CATIONS: M E'7A,_ DISC c4" IN DIAMETER FAINTED WHITE FI ..L,V, ITH -LACK . LETTERS 5" HIGH , WICiE, AND LI N E5 I" 57ROK _ . DETAILS OF FASTENING DEPENDS EORDER BLACK LI N E I WI DE . ON TYPGF LE USEG C 8055 LINES SLACK 21/'a 11 WIDE . E PO - ........_.................-- ..._._._ REVERSE '. ->i DE PAINTED BLACK SIGN TO BE, PLACED NOT LESS THAN 300'ON EACH SI DE OF TRACF-(S. 1 . CALIFORNIA RAILROAD COMMISSION ENGINEERING, DEPARTMENT STANDARD ADVANCE VVaRi--JING SIGN - OF Cc C REVISEDAPRIL17,1917 RAI LROAD CSR/� .= CROSSI NCS OR WHITE ENAMEL A.5 ADOPTED BY N..-.TIONAL ASSOCIATION RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS AMERICAN RAILWAY ASSOCIATION AND CA!..:FORNIA RAI LROAD COMM ISSION SAN FRANCISCO,CAL. 5CALE 1/4 SEPTEMBER 147H,1916 �I 13-39 APPROVED: H.G.BUT LER ASST.ttt I EF ENG. noeu,ti�w x c i 1 PACIFIC COAST RAILWAY COMPANY soar.a. 0-1 5. em J.M:$IMS.sups axalcvavx SAN r UIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA N?a y 16 , 1917 . .File 38-q", . 111re.Callie M.. John City Clerk San Luis Obispo, Cal. Dear Sir: I. im returning you herewith your copy of California Railroad Commission' s grade cross- ings report number 189 . Beg to advise that we received a similar report from the Commission and will arrange to comply with them. Yours truly, - ,-- 'o� -..moi'/I y`\•r.i �� ORDINANCE NO.63 (New Series). An Ordinance Amending Section 21 of Ordinance No.39, (New Series),Re- lating to the regulation and Licens Ing the Business of Selling and Fur- ishing or Spirituous, Vinous and Malt Liquors-in the City of San Luis Obispo,as Amended by Ordinaee No. 48 (New Sneries), Finally Fassed August 30thned, 1915. Be it ordai .by the Council of the City of San Luis Obispo as follows:— Section 21 of Ordinance No. 39 (New Series),Relating to the Regulation and Licensing the Business of Selling and Furnishing - Spirituous, Vinous and Malt.Liquors in the City of San Luis Obispo, as amended by Ordinance No. 48 (New Series), finally passed August 30th, 1915, is hereby amended to read • » as follows:— Section 21. It shall be unlawful for any person to sell, furnish or give away any vinous, spirituous or malt liquors to any minor under the age - of Twenty-one years, or to any person is a state of intoxication, or to any soldier or member of or person en- rolled in the army or in the navy of the United States of America while such person is clothed in or wearing any uniform of or prescribed to be worn by any member of such army or navy, or to any member of or person enrolled in the National Guard of Cali- fornia while such person is clothed in or wearing any uniform of or pre- scribed to be worn by members of such National Guard of California, or to any policeman, member of the police force or peace officer of the city of San Luis Obispo, while such police- man, peace officer or member of the police force is wearing the uniform of or prescribed to be worn by any mem- ber of such police force, or to any stu- dent or person enrolled as a student at any public school, college or uni- versity, or any institution for the in- struction of students maintained or supported in whole or in part by the State of California or any political sub- division thereof while such student or person is wearing any uniform adopt- ed, sanctioned or authorized by such school, college, university or institu- tion to be worn for any purpose by its students or any thereof. This ordinance together with the Ayes and Noes shall be published for two days in the "Daily Telegram," a r_ewspaper printed, published and cir- culated in said city of San Luis Obis- po. and shall take effect and be in force thirty days from and after its final passage. Introduced and passed to print this 4th day of June, 1917, by the follow- ing vote:— Ayes: H. B. Kirtland, H. .A. Gow= man, L. F. Sinsheimer, John Chapek, W. M. Stover. Noes: None. Absent: None. (SEAL) W. M. STOVER, Mayor. Attest: CALLIE M. JOFLN. City Clerk. (No. 90-6-7-8-2t) r THIS Ir'DEi.!"TURP,, made this2a day o f July, 1917 , be- tween M. S. Gularte , of the County of San Luis Obispo , State of � California , the party of the first part , and the City of San Luis Obispo , a municipal corporation in the County and State aforesaid, the party of the second part; VITN SSF. TH :- That whereas , party of .the first part is the owner of a part of Section 7 , ToWnship 30 ,&Range 13-, in the County of San Luis Obispo , ' State of California., .shown on that certain map. hereto attached, marked "Exhibit All and .hereby made a part hereof, over •and across which pass and flow those two • certain .creeks or water courses shown on said map; Party o.f the. first part , in consideration of the cov- enants and agreements on the part of the party o.f the second part herein contained to.-be by it kept and performed, does by these presents grant to the party of the second part , its successors and assigns- forever , the right toerect and maintain fences along the banks of said water courses , following the courses , and at the locations designated on the said map, with the right to repair , renew and rebuild the same , said fences to be of such material and character as party of the second part shall elect , and�for the aforesaid purposes or any thereof party of. the first part grants to. party of the second part the right to itself, its agents., ser- vants , officers and employees , With all necessary or convenient vehicles , implements and tools� to enter upon, cross , pass and re- pass on and over the lands ovu-ned by party of the -"irst part in the aforesaid section. In consideration whereof party of the second part agrees to erect and maintain on said �remises, during the time - it shall maintain the said fences thereon,. three troughs such as are ordin- arily used for stock watering purposes on premises of this character , . 1 one of said troughs located as shown on said map, the . other two as at present located on said premises , and it shall also maintain a line of pipe from. said creeks to said troughs, sufficient to carry %rvater ' to the said troughs, as' hereinafter set forth. Party of she second part agrees , during the life of this contract , to keep said pipe line -and troughs in good order and re- pair so that so .long as sufficient crater flows down said water courses on the 'surface of the ground at the intake of said pipe line, sufficient eater shall 'be furnished in said troughs to eater such stock belonging to the o-i-ner of said 1jremises as' can properly be carried and are . actually carried on said premises by the owner there- of or his tenants in the ordinary course of the stock raising or dairying business carried on thereon. Party of the second part snail also ,' during the life of this contract , maintain a culvert across the said creek' at the point indicated on said nap therefor, sufficient tolpermit the stock carried on said .premis,es to .pass. -over ar_d across the same creek. . Party .of the second part may at any time abandon the rights herein grantee to it, and shall in the event of such abandon- mint be released from all obligation thereafter to maintain said troughs , pipe or culvert and shall be released from all obligation herein incurred by it; but in the event of such abandonment said party of the sec.o.rd part shall in -o.Titing executed by its proper officers therefor reconvey to party of the first part such rights . as are herein granted to or conferred on party of .the second part. Made in duplicate and each copy hereof is hereby made an original. IE WITNESSilbER-11-2VC, party of the first part has hereunto set his hard and party of the second part has caused these presents to be executed by its officers thereto duly authorized, the day and year first hereinabove tivritten. 2 1 1 c 1 Sww ,. Par y of the Firs Pa Ur "`'`y" `�' CITY OF SnTli LUIS OPISPO State of California, ss. County of San Luis Obispo. ( On this twenty third 'day- of July, in the year OnO .thousand nine hundred and seventeen., before -me, E.P. Rogers, a Notary Public in and for .sa.id .County and State, personally appeared Manuel S. Gularte., known to me to .be the 'same person de— scribed in, and whose name is subscribed to the foregoing' instru— ment and he acknowledged to .me that he executed- the same. Witness my hand and Official Seal, hereto affjqed, the day and year last above ,;written. ' t ` Notary Public. 3 i- E • sG' Eos/z c1/7-/i lleS 1 ccii�c� /ire o�ross Scc, T.30S.f�/ t. /jJD./% l 1 l s 60, OLI �� ,�Up Of�(�(�i"f/ ' '7 - .SSG ,7 T.j0.��7. �.���7�/'tiI. •i r�yUrrea C. I I I < .5S7Z . 56 EQsf �i�<� ;YDS cen c'� /ire .r�ross Sec,1-7 i 78 7• t= PO H C lb / c t /24" 960 X77 Via. j y T � `3$ �v 97 _Q� 8 1 i t / ` ���� .3`hd�in9 f�i9hfn, ,d".,.yr-�9virc-4✓6y lf�o%.�:��-lv�� ; C 0 NT R n C T: :Be tie en I. S. Gul�iit 'E. f i and 's A� r.Trr,y OF' I' s.,-77'CCt �"`� �I�I=p . V 1 J LU 1 U V 3 } 7; r l Dated, July1917. s d� V C. P. KAETZEE. ATTORNEY AT LAW I COMMEMMAL BANK BLDG. ;+ SAN LUIS OBISPO. CAL. - r e � � � (�� ��°. � ��� - . � � J/ �,. � . . b�J �{ R /� �� I � .. _ � ��1 /•` � • . ��'� a ,� . � � _ _ � . �` / � r� / t.i .` J . /i ��' � . . . _� _,` � �_ �� �� y� � cJ -� - � . �� �- n;. 6y 1 - � �' � � �� � �. , � . _. � b _ RIDIM It is specifically understood and agreed, however, (� •Q.9. .�a. not withstanding anything in this contract to the contrary, that second party shall not be held responsible for any delays ,, to said shipments caused -by strike, riots, acts of God, orders of the Wak Department of the United States, orders of the President of the United States, or other causes beyond the ' control of second party. � THIS CONTRACT, Tilade this 20th day of PgoveJ�er , 1917 , between CITY OF SAN LMS OBISPO , a municipal corporation in the County of San Luis Obispo , State of California, party of the first. part, and THE A?:�;RICAN C.ST IRON PIPE COQ PZIRY, a corpora- tion, party ofthe second part , - W I T N E S S E T H That party of the second part agrees to sell to party of the. first part .and. party of"the first part agrees to buy from party of the second part Four thousand (4000) feet of standard cast iron bell and spigot water pipe , 16 foot lengths , ., in accordance with and as set forth in the specifications there- for filed in the office of the City Clerk of said. City of San Luis Obispo , a copy of which is hereto annexed and hereby made a part hereof, and the offer and bid ofparty of the second part dated November 17 , 1917 and on file in the said office. and accepted by said party of -the first. part , to which reference is hereby made, for the sum- of Sixty-sig 'a.nd. .75/100 ($66075) Dollars per net ton of 2000 pounds , f..o.b. cars , San Luis Obispo , California , all .taxes - and imposts thereon or .on shipment thereof paid by party of the second part.- party. of. the' art.party. of. the second part agrees to deliver said pipe to party of .the first part- as aforesaid within 50 days after the execution hereof and party o.f the first part agrees .to pay to party of the - second part the said sum of. Sixty-six and 75/100 ($66.75) Dollars per ton therefor, as aforesaid within 5 days after delivery and acceptance of';said pipe zLn presentation of its claim therefor to. said City. In event of failure to deliver said pipe in the manner. and at the time herein specified. party of the lirst part .shall be released from all obligation in law or in equity to purchase said pipe and -.raay at its option cancel and terminate this contract. Liade in duplicate and each copy hereof is hereby made an original. Ili WITNESS ;THEREOF the parties hereto have caused these presents to be executed by their proper officers therefor thereunto duly authorized the day and year first hereinabove vreitten. ATTEST:: CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO City Clerk Mayor AI.- ICAN ST IRON PIPE COMPANY By . 11LT n� SPECIFICATIONS FOR FURBISHING '-ATER PIPE TO THS CITY. OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA. Section 1. The 'Contractor- shall furnish to the City of- San Luis Obispo , California 4000 linear feet .of bell and spigot cast iron water pipe of 4 inch inside diameter "Class 3"..45/100 inches thick . and weighing 21,7 pounds per linear foot , 260 pounds to lay 12 feet. Section II. The cast iron pipe shall be of first class pipe metal free.. . from scabs and flaws. ,All cast iron pipe . shall be coated with a heave coating of asphaltum preparation and should this coating be injured in handling, the- contractor shall put. it .in good order without extra charge to the City of San Luis Obispo , Calif. All bells and spigots shall fit and all pipe shall be of. uniform thickness circular in section and of- inside diameter above mentioned. Ivo pipe will be accepted the weight of which shall be less than 5. per cent of theweight given above for that size of pipe. . Tie total weight to be paid for shall not exceed for each size of pipe received the sum of the. standard.%weights of ,the same number of pieces of the. given size by more than 2 per cent. . Section III. The cast iron pipe shall be bid for- at a stated amount per ton f.o.b. cars at San Luis Obispo , California. ±11 pipe is to be delivered at San Luis Obispo within 50 days after the execution of the contract for furnishing the above mentioned pipe. Section IV. 'i thin 5 days , at the pleasure of the City Council , after. the inspectton and acceptance of the above mentioned pipe by the' Supt. of Streets , of the ' City .of San Luis Obispo , the contract price shall be paid to the Contractor at the office . of: the City Treasurer of said -:City out of the .rater fund of said City. Section V. The Supt. of Streets shall .have the right to reject any material .not in accordance with these 'specifications and his decision shall be final and minding both on the Contractor and on the City .of San Luis Obispo*j California. -Section VI. ].1 proposals for furnishin` the. above mentioned pipe shall be made in zriting as herein' provided and must be filed with the City Clerk .of said City . up to and including the 19th day of November , 1917 :at the hour 'of 7.30 2..21. of that date. . A Contrwctor to whom a contract is awarded shall within . 2, days after the acceptance of his- bid entere into and .execute to' and frith said City 'a Contract for: the material awarded. him. D- 09 E-4 U-H W � \ U P9 O o W �i C/Z Ra O O •r-f� H to U H 43 ty � m * ty A rl •ri � Ho O U w U o O O •r4 U EEA a c3 W ' DED DESCRIPTION Kentucky Avenue Extension -First- Beginning irst-Beginning at old stake on Pleat line of Kentucky Avenue on South boundary of Arlington Homestead Tract and at South-. East corner of- Lot 1,. Block 2 of said tract and .run:- ( 1 ). South 315.8 feet to Northeast line of right of way of Southern Pacific Railroad .; thence along said. line, ( 2 ). S. 360 50' E. , 100.,1 feet; ; thence ( 3 ) . North 425.8 feet to South corner of Block 1, . Arlington Homestead. Ttaet;. .thence ( 4 ) . S. 610 191 IP, , 68.4 feet to point of beginning. . _Second. Beginning: at. .po.int... in ,forth... line_ .of 3" Street, distant 60 feet north from the Northeast corner of Lot 15, Block 2 of Hathway Addition to the City of San Luis Obispo and run ( 1 ). North 6.0 feet to Southwest .Line of right of way of the . Southern. Pacific. Rai,iroad, thence along said right of way, ( 2 ). S. 36° 50A E.', 86.2 feet to north line of 3" Street before named, thence; ( 3 ). West 51.7--: feet to point of beginning. THIS AGREEMENT, Made this � � day of �'� , 1917 , between W. F. WOOD, of the county of Los Angeles , . State of Calif- ornia, the party of 'the first part , and the CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, a municipal corporation,..in the county of San Luis Obispo , Calif- ornia, the party of the second part, W I T N E S S E T H : That party of the first part grants to party of the second part a license to construct , maintain and operate , for one year from the date hereof, through the lands of party of .the first part near the .said city in the county of San Luis Obispo , State aforesaid,. a ditch carrying the waters of what is known as the Laguna , over and across' the said.. lands to Foreman creek. In the construction of said ditch no trees shall however be removed from or destroyed on said premises without the specific . consent of party of the' "first part or his authorized agent , duly first had and obtained, and said. ditch shall be so constructed and located as not to undermine nor endanger any trees on said 'premises. Party of the second part agrees to pay to party of the first part the amount of all damage done or caused to said lands at any time hereafter by the construction, operationg use. or maintenance of said ditch, and further agrees that it will at the end of said one year , or. thereafter whenever requested so to do by party of the first part re-fill said ditch to the former level of the ground or to such lesser grade as shall be agreed upon by the parties hereto. IN I�lITNESS '.HER MF, the party of the first part has hereunto set his hand and party of the second part has caused these presents to be execuued, .the day and year herein first above written.- City of San Luis Obispo , a Mnicipal Corporati0 n. 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THIS kCTREE?. IiT, made this day of 19181 bet;veen .the CITY OFShi. LliIS OBISPO , . a municipal corporation, in the County of Nan Zuis. Obisp.o , State of California, party of the firstpart, and ROZA .Il .CFnDO , party of the second part , rf I T F E S S E T.H:: That .. - whereas ,, party of the second part is the oF:ner of certain land in the vicinity of that certain lake known as the Laguna from which party of. the, :first part is now taking grater for use and distribution '.to consumers , leo% , therefore , party:-of the first part agrees that no taking, -removal or distribution o f any of said water by .it subsequent, to the .date hereof shall against party .of ,t'ne second part form the basis of any claim of prescriptive right .to continue to take , remove or distribute .any of Haid maters nor'.be nor become against party of the second part the basis or foundation of any claim of title to any of said nater or any .claim of right or interest -- therein. : IT: G'ITEESS '.'aIEREOF the party of the first part has caused these presents to 'be executed by its .duly authoriz.ed o fficers thereunto duly authorized the day and. year first hereinabove written. ATTEST: � 1,JTA CITY CLEP.1s �, i; �'• ' c q: �`'� � �\ . _ _ - ti v � .� i-� � J � eta A \ t .. � C1 � ={ _� z.; .. �{ C � � ' `�,?� .: � �,. THIS i:;ade• this 24t11a day of .J.11ne , 1918 , between the City of San T:uis Obispo , a municipal, cor-)oratiot in. the COi)P_ty o_ San T,)is Obispo , �California, . the party .Of the first -oart, and G ORGE, LLO��, of the city o f San Luis Obispo , Calif- ornia j alif-ornia; the party- oi' the second .part , T H V. I�: -�I L S c n That thea-rty o f the First part grants to part7% oz the second part the exclusive right during the .continuance of this agreeaent. to take , remove and. have such jun+ ; ruobish ar_d .refuse as is duri.rt; said period de- as waste 'or garbage at or on the ser,e-r fari:: operated and maintained by said City. In consideration �-%he}"eof part? o i the second part agrees that he .t*;rill for the period. o'' one. year trona the date hereof,- unless ereof,unless this ag-reer:,.ent is sooner .,ter:r,i nated by said city as hereinafter set forth, anc� :ir• :any evert durinL the continuance 01 this agreement , �vell, t��oroughIly and j)ro_r,)erly inci�lerate and burn all na Viers and other 'articles' and matter die,)osited or .at_ or on said ' se:7ier: fa.•r=r as gad bade. , r;aste or refuse , save S C:Cl E' ho sa�all entirely �'erIl07e tlleL'efrom, and -:rill during said time -ait�zfully keep ,said seure fa.rni 2�Tld ali 4—,or'� , and a:r.�liar_ces thereon free and clear o said garbage , re±use and r,=aste. L i Party of tine first ;js.rt s'11all hive the right a1 � any ti t0 revoke this ,contract 8,1:1 c! all r'iE-h anCi '�rls'elegEs co.riferl"ed on ,��rt�T o- tie secor_d ?part by &ivin,€- five days notice o-` such revocation to oart�% of the second part , and u_ or s-cbh revocation all ri&hts� and privele�;es herebj g-anted to party 'of t _e second nart shall terminate and cease. i'a;rty of the second. part. s=1a.11 have no "ight to assign nor co.-L-ivey this a&ree-,.I,oritnor any riL.,hts hereb-i,- giver.- him. ,,.!.de in duplicate and eac co-,),,7 hereof is here'by made an the of the second. -,-)a2t has here- ty of the :.first has cauced. u.-�A b s e t this hard and. 1-11"r-le Da-r - r these j)rese_rat.s to be executed by -its officers the day and year herein first above imritten. o jity 0- San Luis Obis, p L By— f !� -r , � `- � � � ��� `y � � t./ •y� � � `'• --. � � � } �' �_� '� �. ti�.� a '� `` ©`a V . � ; �� Y ��' ' A ��, �. ��. �� �� '� -sA Ra� \. v� '� `�E� O San Luis Obispo , California. August 6th 1918. To the Honorable , The Councilof the City of San Luis Obispo , California. Gentlemen :- I hereby petition your Honorable body for a reduction in the aesessed value of the following described propErty , to wit ; Comg. at stake S.L.O. 11. 3, being cor . No. 3 of S.L. O. Town lands , Th w. 7.50 chs. Th 6.28 chs to stake in line of old stone wall. — Th :d 600 51' e. 8.95 chs. to center of Stenner Creek ' Th. N. 130 E. up creek 4.22 chs. to illy boundary of S.L.O. Town lands Th. 11. 3.40 chs. to beg ( excepting that strip of land conveyed by Joseph and I,Iaggie Stenner to :.:cD. R. Venable June 23d 1817 recorded in Book . . of Deeds pp 153 ) and containing 5.22 acres. I consider the present assessed value of " 1500.00 to high as compared with the adjoining property of Alice Venable on one side and that of Edward Ttileinicke on the other. Very Truly Yours , Petitioner. Subscribed and sworn to before me this �6th -day' of August 1918. e4G City Clerk. . . �� �, � ,� '- t . . � +J � ,� �° � � �. � a��. � � . . � � �. ► , � � � �� � ,� . . . � � . �. �, � � � . � � �C ��� 1 i � �j r. �` \ THISII�iDETd1TTRE. i•:-Iade this dad o f 1918 , Betti:reen, HF;FRY C. H.-LTHCZ Y, an unmarried.,person, 'of the County of: San. Luis Obis-po, State of -California, .party: of the first part , and CITY bF SAR LUIS OBISPO , a municipal corporation in the County o.f San •Lui8 Obispo , State of California, .party. of the second part , ��. E .. . . Z:,j T T.�Td�,�S II That pa_ty of the first -dart, in consideration of the opening and. establishing of the same as' a street and 'of the benefits to accrue to him thereby., . do'es by these presents grant , bargain, sell and'. dedicate to party oftre second part , its . successors- . and assigns , forever ,- for a -public "street, all treat certain real property situate in the . City .of.. San Luis Obis_uo , County of . `=an Luis Obipo , Stage of California, more particularly described as follot:-s , to -71it Begin ,.ing at -old stake :on "'e t 'line of Xentucky laver_ue on- South Boundary of zr1ington Homestead Tract and a'U South-east corner of Lot 1, Block. 2 of said tract and run: - ( 1) South 312.8 feet to I•ortheast 1ir,_e of right of ..ray of Southern I✓acific _"ailroad; thence. along .said line•, ( 2 ) S. 36 °50 . , 100.1- feet; thence (3.) Forth 425.8 feet to South corner of Block 1, Arlington Homestead Tract; thence (4) 13. 61019 ' :;'. , 68.4 feet to ..-,Point ,of .begi=Ling. _lso , beginning at poir_t it i?orth line of 3" Street , distant 60 .feet north. from the ortheast corner of Lot 15 , Block 2 of Hathway daitio to the City of San Luis Obi spo , and run . . ( 1-) 1,orth 60 feet to Southtiest line ofr:igh1u of wriy of Southern pacific Railroad, thence along said right of ::ay, ( 2) S. 36050' E. 86. 2 feet to ;.north .line of 31' Street before named, thence ; (3) Test 51.7: feet to . loin of. begi 1:in . Iid 71TIFESS :7II31RIMp, the party of the --l:irest part hereto 'has hereunto set his hand the day and year first hereinabove mitten. )ss County of San Luis Obispo. 1} f5.n this day of 1918 , before me , a no Lary public in --and for the Co-Linty of San Luis Obis-,Do , State o California, residing therein, duly. commissioned and sworn, personally ay)peared N +PI, ?Y C. I-IIjiTH.',I..Y, personally kno7m to rye to be the same person- described in and ��hose n.ainie is. suIDscribed to the Taithin and . foregoing i.nstrizient acid he duly a ckrovv le.dge d to ' .e that the, executed the same. . II;' 'ITLZ.f. ITEI ]j0F i have hereunto set my hand and affixed my 0fficia1 Seal , the day and Jear in this Certificate first, aoo�re r-ritten. ITotary' Iublic I'Loresaid �� n t •.r ® - •� ti - � :Y :c t-� w �"� � .=' � :il O �. ' . .. .y �, �� .. �i u � _- . _ r� :t �: r. `�: .. BOARD OF FISH AND GAME COMMISSIONERS STATE OF CALIFORNIA 124--B nipomo StoBridge Dam. -------------------------------------------------Cal.-------------------191-- To 0ITY OF SATS LUIS OBISPO@ Cal* You and each of you will please take notice that the Board of Fish and Game Commissioners of the State . ._. .Qf:Cifol a hereby orders you, within__-_ 60-------days from and after the receipt of this notice, to provide a durable and efficient fishway for the free passage of fish over or around the dam or artificial obstruction owned or occupied by you in the-_-- 114IL0-x'6-®$--------------------- near pan_InlA Obispo__ County of----B-a- _LA$S_Obi --------State of California, of the form and capacity and at the location led in attached blue print. BOARD OF FISH AND GAME COMMISSIONERS OF THE STATE 0 lH PJy J - ------------------ -------------------- ----- -------- _------- i _ � 1 J/�� Fp �• � 1 i j I hereby certify that on the__,K £ ___day of __ ______ _ _191 ,�C�'' ----- -----= County o '=�------- _�,15tate of California; I served the above notice on-- ---=-- ---. r I _________________________________of the abovementi ed (dam or obstruction) by then and there exhibiting the above notice to______________ ______ __-____-__-- -___--- i the---------------------------of sai __ � ------ --- --- ------ ----- -=------- i i and by delivering a.copy of the same to said----- - --------------- ---- -------- I i Aesistant Fish and Gafne:Commissioner ��((.. }�1 81373-6.99-3J-3Di Ie4 i 4� r t I f i ~ i 1 4 1 1 I I - I I I , I ' I I I I � i I j TO M, HONORABM CITY COUiVCIL OF TIS CITY. OF SALT LUIS OBISPO, i IN THY, COUNTY OF SAR LUIS OBISPO: STATE OF CALIFORNIA'- The undersigned,resi4ents and property holders of the Arlington Ad.d.itio to the City of San Luis Obispo,. hereby respectfully petition your _ Honorable Body to have the.. crater maine of the City of San Luis i Obispo extended from the corner of Hathway Avenue and Stafford Street up said Stafford Street to Kentuck Street and along the fall length of that portion of said Kentucky Street which is within said Arling- ton Addition: witness our hands this day of April, 1919. Signatures Street Addresses. I y i / f I 'V•' ;•' `t ♦.. b. ri R/ �•P`. �' f+ t' 1..�/'Y.�.tL,Vr� .F•/+L1 / *� 1 ;�r i i • i ' I I I I i f _... .. ., _ _ -, .,. .. .� ... ,•• �cT - r � � —��K� • A. .. • ��1 ~� `��� . �� 1 ., . � � � � � � � _ _ t � _ ^` � 'r/ ` � �l � i�' .. - ......_.rte '•ptx�Q's:!`�%�.,•!'...::r..w.%>Mdr� .... �.,���"'. "--� ."*a. � :.r'..:,t,.,. .',.,t,-' —•--t,. .. ..�'F.v,..,..M.... -...,,- . •r.:; _. - .... - ... ,. ..�_ 'y' I I I. '�I I j I j i i i i � I i � I i I I i i i I i i i � . l � C , OFFICERS DIRECTORS ADVISORY BOARD FRED L.BAKER, PRESIDENT FRED L.BAKER FRANK J.BELCHER,JR SAN DIEGO W.L.VALENTINE,I' VICEPRESIDENT 1 W.L.VALENTINE F.B.FU LLE R,In —l- HORACEG.MILLER 2N0V,.r PRrS EN.T ,� HORACE G.MILLER W.L.BENCHLEY, ORANGE STAN D I SH L.MITCHELL,SECRETARY A.C.BALCH JOHN M.FISH ER,SAN BCRNARDINO RALPH REYNOLDS,ASST.SECRETARY •-J-�' _ H.W.KELLER FRANK A.MILLER,RIVER5ioe FRANK P.FLINT C.A.BARLOW, KERN • E.T.OFF C.D.HLIBBARD,SANTA BARBARA " HARRY CHANDLER BEN MADDOX,TU�ARE DAVID R.FARIES,Gen.RAL COUNSEL EDWARD D.LYMAN CHAS.CONLIN,VENTURA IVAN KELSO.AsSOCIATE COUNSEL �\ I DR.W.M.STOVER,SAN LUIS ODISPO J.B.LI PPINCOTT.CONSULTING ENGINEER H.J.NICHOLS,POMONA I. :�• .,y1�y f,:r': E='I'c. Ger.. w_ rvs.. •i• t,-`4•'tC.•�• 4 'Y'G' f 1344 SOUTH FIGUEROA STREET. PH0NESIH0ME50259 :MAIN 4406 LOS ANGELES, CAL. October 10 1919. Board of Trustees, CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO, San Luis Obispo, Cale Gentlemen: May we call your attention to the fact that under a 1919 amendment to the California Vehicle Act, it is the duty of local authorities, that is of. city councils and board of trustees in cities, and board of supervisors in the counties, to erect speed warning signs to the entrance of business districts and at closely built up districts. The law describes the color, shape and size of the signs. This is undoubtedly done in the interest of uniformity and will, we believe , be beneficial to both the travling public and to the officers in charge of the enforcement of the law, Both kinds of signs must be triangular in shape with sides of equal length and not less than 24 inches in length. Business district signs are to be colored dark green and signs for the closely built up districts to be colored red, The .lettering on both, . to be white: The Automobile Club of Southern California. will be glad to prepare and- erect these signs free of charge„'at the locations designated on the attached contract and upon receipt of signed contracts from you, in which, you will, in behalf of your city, agree to pay for the maintenance of same. ,r- The cost of the 24-in, signs at present are §1.50; posts, �p1,15. ,In San Luis Obispo, we will erect two 15-mile signs on the north and south approaches to the business district of San Luis Obispo and four 20-mile limit signs on the north ilncd south and approaches from Morro and . dna. We will also be glad to erect the signs at any other places you designate, furnishing the signs and posts at any other places you desg- nate at actual costo Will you please advise us at your earliest convenience as to your willingness to accept this proposition. Yours very truly, _-... -AUTOMOBILE CLUB.'-OF 'S OUTI3ERN -CALIFORNIA, DCR:K. Su •�Ofcp njstruction. A„- �� c �,,,, . h y _�\ °�. � ' � ,--�. � �... � � . .. - . r . Original. 4 ffi T-a A AF 2 THIS AGR'BTT made this day of 3 Ij 19190 by and betvneen.• the 4 i it of California, party, of .the first part, and Iithe Automobile Club of ,Southern California, a corporation, party s li ? of the second part.., 4 WISH: That 8 the California Vehicle. Act as amended in 10 11919 by the Legislature of the State :of California requires. 11 � that the various counties- and cities in the State of California 12. : erect. certain signs designating the "business district° and �^ 1 13 ( •closely built .up territory" defined in-Subaivisions 5 and 6 14 ; of Section 1 - of said Act, :if; such counties,.and cities are to . baa - < o 16 ( legitimately enforce. the provisions of Section 22 of said Vehicle w0W muglg Act. governing the speed of Vehicles, and. coo .. :.. 17 9pB1 AS, the party of the second part has offered 18 ; .to Groot signs in the manner and form required by' the law for the 19 party of the first part, at such locations as may be agreed. upon 20 . Iby the parties hereto, provided the, party of the first part. 2.1 ; employs the party of the second part to maintain such .signs 22 land agrees in consideration of the .erection of such signs.-and 23 24 itheir maintenance to pay said party of -the second part therefor 25 all sums expended for material used in the replacing or 6 repairing of .such signs- 'or the Posts.. on-..*hich they. are erected;2 27 Il and the party of ' the . first part desires to accept said offer., i i • 28 'I Now. THIIiHF01�., it is agreed that the party of the 29 second part shall perform all of the necessary labor and furnish 3o ; all materials for the erection of such signs as are required by 31 Subdivisions 5 and 6 of Section 1 of the. Cali'fornia -Vehicle-•Act 32 I1 to be erected by the the parties of the first part before said ' f , —1- 1 1 party of..the first part can legally enforce the speed regulations i 2 t: uch Signs shall each be mounted i of Section 22 of. said Ac . S g 3 �+I 4 � upon 'one substantial Redwood post twelve (12) feet long, four j red at- the to end (4) inches wide, four (4) inches thick, tape p , . 5 I� to be painted with two full coats of white lead paint. Tach g I sign shall be trade of eighteen (18) Inch gauge stsel, . and shall j 7 be triangular in shape, having the corners roundeca.. The sides 8 ' shall each be twenty—four (24) inches in length. Each such sign shall be erected in the manner required by- law and shall to be placed upon the post, such as.herein described, which shall 11 be set three (3) feet deep in theground, in such a manner that 12 =� . Ithe post shall stand upright. Each. such sign shall be a 13 �md ' "business district" sign or a- "closely built up territory" sign " m 14 I W da F a e s 16 inaccordanceaccordance with the law,- and. shall bear the words and figures _ Q0. .0 le) as required b9 law, and in -addition thereto the 020 mile app I. o e� 17 �j-speed limit signs shall bear the name of the Q 18 '� Citi .of SAN LUIS OBISPO 19 and all signs of both kinds may also bees the words, "Automobile j . j 20 ' Club of Southern California", or an abbreviation thereof. 21It s g I i a reed- that under this contract. the party . 22 I of the second .part shall erect two 015 mile speed limit" iI� 23 II signs as required .by Subdivision 5 .of Section 1 of said 24 jCalifornia Vehicle Act, as amended in 1919, such signs to be 25j I placed at the .following locations.: 28 ++( -On .the approaches. .to the .business distriot of . . 27 i i 28 .x; San Luis Obispo from the north and south. 29 it 30 31 I 32 f 1� � ! 1 It is also agreed that under this contract the party 2 , of the second part shall erect four 820 mile speed limit" 3 I signs as - required by Subdivision 6 of Section 1 of said 4 I California ®ehiele. Aet as amended in 1919, such signs to be 5 I placed at the following locations: On the approaches to San Luis Obispo from the north 7 and south and from Morro and Edna., 8 9 . 10 11 . 12 Whenever it shalltin :the judgment of the...party-of o� 13 Ithe second part4become necessary to repair or replace said signs or any of them,. such repairing or replacing shall be aone dF 14 a °a 15 by repairing said signs to . conform with the law and the pro- w94 om ;.0 Cd 16 visions of this .contract, or, by replacing them with signs such 14:5- "'S -6 17 as are required by the law and this contract. s , 18 In consideration for the .ereotion of said signs by 19 the party of the -se.00nd part and the maintenance thereof, 20 the party of. the first.part does hereby agree to pay to. the 21 said party of the second part on demand to be filed in the 22 mannerand form required by law, all such sums as shall be 23 ! expended by the party of the second part for material 24 used in the repairing or replacing of any of the signs erected 25 under the terms of this contract. 26 It is understood that the signs erected under this 27 , contract are to remain the property of the party of the second 28 i part, and may, with any and"all :alterations and repairs, be I 29 removed by the said party of the second part at the termination 30 31 of this contract; 32 It is also understood that this contract shall con-. i tinue in full force and effect continuously hereafter until I _ i - 2 �I such time as it may be revoked in writing 'by either of the 3 ' I, parties hereto by the giving of sixty days notice in writing. . 4 to the other party. . 5 ' IN WITNESS WSBRBOP,: the gartie:s"hereto e " i do hereunto set their hanas and seals the day and year first 7 �1 • 11 above written, .the party of the first part by: the Chairman of 8 I i is Board. of who was duly I I• authorized to .exe-cute this contract by a resolution of said 10 ;! Board adopted on the. day of. 19195 , 'hand the party of the second part by its President and Seoretary. 12 E o 13 y m I� E m d wG 14 a;a I 15 . . � o _ 'i BY l' . 16. i1 AUTOB![OBII;E CLUB OF SOUTT CALIFORNIA ( , ., � 17 e 18 , By President, .20 By + 21- Secretary ��. .22 23 �I 24 I 25 28 27 28 L. 29 1' 1 30 ��. . 32 il I 00NTRA0T. . -Duplicate.' .. .. .► �. .� .. _ I 2 1 THIS AaRT made this day of 3 4 11919, by and between the - 5 I of California, party of the first part, and 1 6 I'. the Automobile Club ,of Southern California, a corporation., party 7 .of the second part, i NIThat 9 . SAS., the California Vehicle Act as- amended in. 10. !.191.9 by the Legislature of the State of California requires 11 #'that the various counties and cities. In the State .of California 12 , erect certain: signe designating the *business district" and ov 13t *closely built up 'territory° defined in Subaivisions 5 and 6 z� m �a 14 iof Section I of said Act, if such. counties-and cities are to o s � ate.: w maw 15 (i legitimately enforce .the provisions. of Section 22 of said Vehicle ` . j Act governing. the, speed of Vehicles, and 17 emWKWUNAS , the party of the second part has offered .18 to erect signs in the manner and form required by the law for the 19 . rarty of the first part, at such locations as may be agreed' upon 20 21 iby the parties hereto,. provided the party of the first part Ilemploys the party of .the.- second .part to maintain such signs . : 22 �ff hand agrees in consideration of .the' erection of such signs and 23 24 i; their maintenance to pay said party of the second part therefor 1 25 ff`,all sums. expended for- material used in the- replacing or . 28 '; repairing of such signs or the posts on which they are erected; 27 ;� and the party. of the., first part desires to. accept said offer, 28 .Now TR WORE, it :i-s agreed that, the party of the 29 . ,j oecond part shall perform all of the neee0sary labor and furnish. 30 all materials for the erection of such signs as are required by 31 ! Subdivisions 5 and 6 of Section l . of the California Vehicle Act 32 to be erected by the the parties of the first part before said 1. party of the first part .can legally enforce the speed regulations 2 �� of Rection 22 of said Act:. Such signs shall each be mounted 3 upon one substantial Redwood post .twelve (12) feet long, four 4 ! (4) inches wide, four (4) -inches thick, tapered. at the. top end, 5 it 'to be. painted with two •full .coats of :white lead paint. Each sign shall be made of eighteen (18) ince gauge steel, and shall 7 ii be triangular in shape, having the . cornere. roundea. The sides I 8 I � I) shall each be twenty-four (24) inches in length.' Each such 9 ; sign shall be erected 1h the manner required bylaw and shall 10 Ibe placed upon .the post, . such as herein described, which shall 11 be set three (3) feet deep .in the ground, in' such a manner that 12 the post shall stand upright. Each such sign shall be a o m 13 Hid I' abusiness district" sign or a "closely built up territory" sign ad< 14 a;a 15 I' in accordance with the law, and shall bear the words and figures Ww aa ° 16 j thereon as required by law, 'and in addition thereto the 0'20 mile � � I speed limit"- signs shall bear the name of the 1 o , 17 . e 18 I Cf.TY Of SAN LUIS -OBISPO 19 (land all signs of both kinds may also bear the words, °Automobile I 20 ' Club of Southern California" ,• or an abbreviation thereof. 21 i It is agreed that under this contract . the party 22 of the second part- shall erect two. 015 mile'-speed limit" 23 I signs. as i:equired by Subdivision 5-of Section 1-of said 24 California Vehicle Act, as amended in 1919, .sueh signs to be I 25 ' placed at the following locations.- 26 ocations;28 I f On the approaches to the business districtmof 2728 �I San Luis Obispo from the north and south, 29 30 . 31 �I 32 . I 1 It is also agreed . that under this contract the party 2 I of the second part shallerect four 920 mile speed limit" 3 signs as required by '2ubdivi6ion S of Section .l of said 4 California Qehicle Act as amended in 19190 such signs to be I� placed. at the following locations: On the approaches. 'to .-jan Luis Obispo from the north 7 1 and south and from Turorro and Edna. 10 12 - tThenever 'it ahs:11 it! the judgment of the party of i a � 13 ! the second Parti become necessary torepair or replace said signs W= F 14 or any of-ahem, such repairing or replacing 'shall be none eon 16 by repa.irI4 said signs to conform with the law- and the pro- Wo P � 16 visions of this. contract, or .by replacing them with signs such U 26 17 las are required 'by the law and this contract. e I� 18 1 In consideration for the erectionof said signs by 19 ithe party of the seeond. part and the maintenance thereof., 20 . the party of the first part does hereby agree to .pay to the 21 said party of the second part on demand to be filed in the '22 . manner and form required by law. all such sums as shall be 23expended by the party of the second- part for material 24 used in the .iepa.iring or replacing of any of the signs erected 25 funder the terms of this contract. It- i.s understood -that the signs ereoted under this 27 ; contract are to remain the property of the party of the second 28 29 part, and may, with any rind all alterations and repairs, be removed by the said party of- the second part at the termination 30 31 of this contract, 32 It is also understood that this contract shall con- tinue in full force and effect continuously hereafter until 2 , I -such- time as it may be revoked in writing by either of the s jj parties hereto 'by' the giving -of sixty days notice in writing 4 to the other party.. 6 IN WITNESS BREOF, the parties hereto . 6 do hereunto set their hams and seals the day and year first above written, the part' of the first part. by- the -Chairman of �j its Board of . .who was duly , 9 it ; authorized authorized to execute this. contract by. a resolution of said 11 Board.. adopted on- the day of i919, 12 IjAnd the party of the second part by its President and Secretary. « �Q 14 m e 16 j By w«m I 0 aa18 d AUTOMOBILE CLUB of SOUTHM CALIFORNU P4t ad . :17 Ii t �i By �) Presiddnt 19 20 BY 21 f, Secretary 22 23 �( 24 26 . 26 27 j 1 28 j� 29 ' 30 'I 31 I 32 —4— t ', ,� a� � � s� �, � �� �,, C. P. KAETZEL. J ATTORNEY AT LAW .�r SAN LUIS OB(SPO,CAL. Jude 9th, 1920. City Council of City o x .San Luis Obispo Gentlemen:- . By deed dated dated January 25th, 1872 the Town Trustees of the town of San Luis Obispo conveyed to Bartolo Brizzolara a tract described by metes and bounds , and also as being a part of block fourteen of this City. This tract descended -by mesne conveyances to . Char'Ies Erickson, and by decree of distribution in the, ,atter of his estate was distributed to his heirs. Under the conveyance from the tor=n trustees Brizzolara and his successors . in interest h.a,ve .continuously occupied the tract described in the quitclaim deed presented to the Council by LI-Ir Felson, attorneyfor Trtrs Lriekson, which is undoubtedly the lot which was intended to be described by the deed from the to =n trustees to Brizzolara. Through error however one course in 1_"e description was written I:lest instead of East , thereby creating-.a.,-defect in the record title to the lot. The tract described in the quitclaim: is th e tract which by the assessment books of the City the Lricksons are sh.o-an to occupy, own, and to have paid taxes upon. The City claims no i terest is this lot ,.. the mistake in description c:as obviously only a clerical error, .:which .the owners of the lot are entitled to have corrected,, anr . i therefore recommend that the quiteaim be executed by the City. Respeetfulty Submitted. '� w � San Luis Obispo, Cal. , January 16th, 1922 . To the 'Fon, I!Ryor;and City Council of,tne' city of Sar: Leis spo Your pet it loners respectf ul1v rPr.".resent ; That one C : Dana was a,sessed for tale year 1879=80"''for the following described property in the City o�:' San Luis OL~ispo;to it ; Lot Cor._2mencing at a point on the I..1ortherly lire of Dana St . . S. 530 7' W. 270 8/12 ft . from the :;orner of '-aria and N,i p o o StreL-`,s ; thence along, the. Northerly line 'of Dana St . S. 530 7 ' IV. :335 2 /12 ft:; thence I.T. 360 53 ' W. 270 .ft . to the center of Stenne Cr^ek; tihence follol; ing the center of said Stenher Creek N. 43 1/2 '27 ft. • S. 3a l o feet the ' ' e ir. i1 E. �, �2 ,,. 308 f t to 1 glace o�. �_• g n .g, being; in Block 60 ; Alco, Ii.1/1 ti of Lot 3 block 26 AiF;o, Lot 4 El.ock 72 ; 'O Als , bots 18, 2 i-.look 105 is-ion Vineyard Tract ; That said Taxes i.-ere not paid. ?end on the lathday of I^arch, 1880 , the above .de ;cri pd Heal "!'state T,;a�7, gold to the City of Sari L uis Obi;;-;•o, 1'or :�ucr► Delinquent Taxes , ariountino; in the a gre, ate to �!'4:x .40; and t.-he Tax Certificate therefor was entered in .�'ook "All oi' Tax Sales, at page 4. That t•ne sale. of Lot 4 in Block 72 has herr. cancelled; That t-he undersigned J. T1i. Ber~�ebero and ,J. L. Anderson. own that portion of the lar ds above described. as being in Plock 60 ; That the undE!rsi�; :(-,,3 Her-tiyetta Steinhart owns Lots 1 and 2 in Block 105 of ttle Vineyard Tract; That one !ohn F. 1- iller otii,:ns the T1:1�2 of Lot. 3 . in Block X36 ; That by an Order of this. C^urc it •_made !'.''ay l3t'ii, 1911, and en- tered it i.=inute B.c,ok "R" at _rage 168. itdered th?t upon: prover aprilication therefor, and the payment of x51.00 , "that any Tax Sales or delinquencies against property in tie City of San Luis OI.Atspo, 'for the year 1875-80, mould be cancelled; :i:rel'F'fore, the undertiiM:.,_ a hereby tenders the said s�a� of x`5. 00 ar:d ::ray that ,your ?�onorable Body direst j,:icy City Clerk to cancel such'i Tax Sale; And youi° T)etitioners"•1,,aill every pray; 47 I SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY ABSTRACT OFFICE ��'A T QA''"y",� I �� � I ..�g����. �+.."`r.1 ��-y � � '4�. .rte V��S ,. r ,-, � ' ,,,� ,t.. ''.}' .. ., = .;a� r}' yo-';,; Y San Luis Obispo, Cal . , January '16th, 1922. To t=-_e tion. Payor, and City Council of the City of Sar. Luis Obispo; Your Petitioners respectfully represent ; That ono_ Phillip Piddel ,� as as2es^ed for tine yoar 1£'80-81 , for the Portgage Interest in the fo11orrinL; tracts of land ,'Deldngine to C .. TT . Dana; Lots 1, 2, Elock 105 2 Lot in Flock 60 bounded `.F. ty Dana St ; S. i. by Lot of Mrs. Llir_tass, 31. by Stenner Creek , N.u;. by Lot of R. M. Preston ; That said Taxes dere net paid but thB interest above described was solei to the City of 1San Luis Obi sro, mr the 12th day of March, for 1881 . for such flelinc-iuert Taxes, aThmanting to 820.18. and the' 1 Certificate of Sale therefor was recorded in F..00k "A" r,{ Tax Sales at page 30 ; That such �sse., ;i ent a�_a Tax Sale, ;ere void ii: this; That the said Assesst;�ent was a ;roc=s aS`�es�iilent uL,-on tt�7o separate ?pieces of r)rnuerty; and t .e Taxes levied against tihe sa.:1e pas levied as a whole, and t.nerefore void; That—the­L[z d'el�5ior_ed, HIenrietta Steinhart mwrns Lots 1 and 2 in Block 105 , and J. Vi Barreberg, and J. L. -Anderson owns the Lot ;lock 60 above cle.scribed; Wherefore, our petitioner�3 )ray that yn,= 7onorable Body trill direct the (;ity Clerk of the City of San Luis Obispo, to cancel SUCK Tax Sale ; Arid your petitioners -'_x.11 over pray; 67 SAN LUIS 0815P0 COUNTY ABSTRACT OFFICE �� � .� ' � - � � � � i . .. , ��� � - ��, � .,, `�Ry L . � • . 'I ;; ,; I hereby agree to pave from curb to center of street, :with six inch concrete pavement standard specifications of the City of San Luis Obispo, at the rate hereinafter specified , that portion of Higa.era Street between Chorro Street and Santa Rosa Street in said City, ad join- ir,�o- and fronting on property or ped b`.= -me , and also one half of that proportion of all, intersections of said, Eiguera Street v-,1ith other streets betisreen said Chorro Street and said Santa Rosa Streets rr'nich the frontage of my said property bears to the total ..frontage on said uiguera Street between said Chorro Street ..arid . said' Santa Rosa Street. I further authorize T?.f .Cari)ente.r , Antone Luchessa , John Gibson, John Fitzpatrick, in rnny rare and behalf and us my agents to cause said ,Tor'.% to be done , under the direction, supervision and control of the said City of San Leis Ooispo , by such method 2nd on such. terms and conditions as my said agents and said City shall deem proper , at a cost of 26 cents fo.r each surface square foot of said pavement , hereby ratifying everything zIhich my said agents, or a majority of thea , shall or may do under or by virtue of these presents ; and I fur- then agree , on demar_d , when all owners of property fronting on Eio era Street in the blocs_ in which my property is situate and in the block opposite shall have signed this or a like agreement, to pay to and deposit ;;pith the Treasurer of the said City the said sum of 26 cents for each square foot of said pavement , said surn to be expended and paid out by said City for the construction of said pavement in such manner and at adch time or, tides and on such terms and conditions as the Council of said City or a majority thereof shall elect. Provided further ; that this agreerient becomes null and void in event concrete pavement *of the- same specifications as prescribed above be not provided on all of the surface o"f said Hi guera Street between said Chorro and said Santa Rosa Streets but not including those por- tions of the sui:pace of said piguera Street on 171-Lich concrete paving already has been laid , -provided further that said paving ;irk be begun within thirty days from January 18th. 1923 . Signed January 18t#. 1923. . IL ,�10 I hereby. agree to pave from curb to center of street, with Sig inch concretepavement standard specifications of the City of San Luis Obispo , dor , as may be determined by Said y, the rate. ereina er spec led, that portion of Higuera Street be&een Santa--Rasa S-tr-ea*-)in •said City, adjoining anii fronting on property owned by me, And also one half of that proportion of all intersections of s "Higuera Street- with other streets between said Chorro .Street .and said Santa Rosa Streets which the frontagk of my said property bears to the total frontage on said Higuera Street between said, Chvrio Street and said Santa Rosa Street. I further ant or e — ��i�.Z` name and "behalf and as my agents W csu e. sa work a done, under the direction, supervision and control of the said Mty of San Luis .Obispo, by such method and on ouch terms and conditions as my said- agents and said City shall deem proper, at a cost of 26 cents for each surface square foot of"said pavement., hereby ratifying everything which my said agents, or a ma jori:t7 of. them, shall or may do under or try virtue of these presents; and I further agree, on demand, when all owners of property fronting on Higuera Street in the block in which my property is situate and in the block opposite shall have signed this or a like agreement, to pay to and deposit with the Treasurer of the said City the said sum of 26 cents for each square foot of said pavement, said sum to be expended and paid out by said City for the construction of said pavement in such manner and at such time or times and on such terms and conditions as the Council of said City or a majority thereof shall elect. Tot _21 � i -��. r�'�' �_ . .. ��S � -. . �..; �a � �� ;� ti .p. t . i I 9 � I � � I i I � I t I i 1 � I I � I PROPOSAL j and l i SPECIFICATIONS i E willi TDHo=Ew -cc' " j o • I i I i 1 s t s � I 1 1 1 � I � I I i I I COLUMBUS, OHIO, U. S. A. } I i i PICO 3372 (PRIVATE EXCHANGE) NOT IN ANY TRUST OR COMBIN�P-TION IE ; x ,; RVO TIS Y W ORIGINATORSOFCENTRIFU'GAL THE ® CO. FIRE PUMPING ENGINES JULIUS F:STONE,PRESIDENT H.B.SPAIN,Vic_-PREST.&GE.vLMCR. � CATHARINE COHEN,Secv.BTREAS. y /� y� 7� y' �T LT` ���� ■� n�7�+ C.S.GREENLEE,PLRCHASAGAGENT -�Il1T!®JLL , iti t ilLL11JJJ =1.111J't� 5 �13�i 1�..�Y WM.E.LEE,GENL.SuPERiNTENDENT 'as'at_wF'm xrar6•+ou'�r :•-- - •-c2�..•.u..._��.._.__..,.•..r,. ---• aF OFFICE AND FACTORY ,Address all Communications to the Company FRED S. HIRSCH, 846-848 EAST 6TH STREET BRANCH MANAGER LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA June 6,1923 Mrs. Ckillie M. John, City Clerk, San Luis Obispo, Cal. Dear Mrs. John: We are enclosing herewith Specifications i Contract, properly signed and executed, as per your request. Yours truly, . THE SEAG VE CO A Y FSH-G Branch .Man ager. r PROPOSAL aril rd.. _ _ ._...__..._._—...____...192,..3..... -- TO THE BDNORABSE..MAYOR_.AND CITY Y COTMC IL.,..._......_ ......._....__._._._..___..._.........._...__`_. _.-_-. ----- -._. ................._..._CITY-0F-SAN- LUIS.._OBISPO..,............................................................................................................................................................... _...............--_—SA�t,.LIZIB.._QBISPO.,....0 ALIEftRTII.A..............................................................._...............................................-......................_................. Gentlemen•— We hereby propose and agree to manufacture for you, after your acceptance of this proposition, and the proper signing and execution of the accompanying contract by the parties thereto, the APPARATUS and EQUIPMENT herein.named and described.and for the following prices:— . rices:— _...Qaa�l) sFe��vp .lnd�l.. �9..X01.IfiII�i4TIQN.PIIIl1�IIr' ..1II1 ,_..._............................. CF tfIC1}L -ENG�NE..;Ai?�.FIBS ..DAIi._......._ . - - ...... ......_......._........._..........._ ..................-----..... ($3:2J'-0O--=.............) ....._....-__.._._..._.........------...._........—...___—____...._........_........................................................................----...................... . ..........._...._..__.._. _ _- --.._...:._...._._................._.................................:......._.........._................_..__.........._...._....:...... ($............................................. ) _._..__.......__ -..:._.._ _..__.._........._..__......._____...._....._...._.......-.....-.........._.......... . Said apparatus and equipment are to be built and shipped in accordance with the specifications hereto attached and are to be delivered to a transportation company at Columbus, Ohio, delays due to strikes,failures to obtain cars,materials, or to other causes beyond our control'not preventing,within about _2=1...ta...IM working days after the receipt and acceptance of this contract at our office at Columbus, Ohio,and to be delivered to you f.o.b.cars at.............. AN LIi.I.S...92ISP.Q.,....CALT.F•DR.1I.d.......:..........::...... The specifications and memoranda attached hereto form a part of this proposal and contract and are subject to changes desired by the purchaser,provided such alterations are interlined prior to the signing of these papers and do not materially affect the cost of the construction of the apparatus. Unless accepted within lb days from date,the right is reserved to withdraw this proposition. THE SEA VE COMP .....Branch or f t ! SPECIFICATIONS Seagrave Centrifugal Pumping Engine i MODEL 790 � #t � = DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED BY THE SEAGRAVE COMPANY, COLUMBUS, OHIO, U.S.A. l i GENERAL CONSTRUCTION l This.apparatus is the latest and most approved design, and constructed with due consideration j to symmetrical proportions, distribution of the load, the nature of the load to be sustained, and the ! i general character of the service to which the apparatus will be subjected when placed in commission. j With a view of obtaining these results the minor details of construction such as the sizes, dimen- sions and weights of the various structural parts,are to be left to the discretion of the manufacturer. The interchangeability of parts is absolutely assured by the use of jigs and modern methods of man- j ufacture. ENGINE j { Four cycle Engine. Water cooled. Vertical"T"head cylinders,cast separately,with integral water ! jackets. Intake and exhaust valve chambers are on opposite sides. All gears are enclosed. Three point suspension is used in installing Engine in the frame. i Bore 53/x, inches; stroke 61,2 inches. j l Six cylinders, rated by S. A. E. formula 79.3 H. P., 130 Brake H. P. CRANK CASE The Crank Case is made of two parts,parted horizontally through plane of crank shaft center. The upper section forms cylinder support and is vertically divided between the cylinders by webs or walls which support the crank shaft bearings. Through bolts are used in clamping cylinders and crank shaft bearings in place. All working mechanism of the engine, except oil pump, is securely fastened in or on the upper section. The lower section contains the reservoir for oil. Itis removable for access to mechanism without disturbing any bearings or other parts. ; i CYLINDERS t The Cylinders, cast separately, are of best grade Northern grey cast-iron andl are provided with I ample water jackets which are tested by hydraulic pressure before and after finishing. Cylinders are ground to exact size after machining. The-combustion chamber is free from pockets or projections. CONNECTING RODS . Connecting Rods are made of drop forged steel of I=beam section and are carefully heat treated. They are 14"long between center of piston and crank shaft bearings. The cap on the crank shaft end is held in place by bolts securely locked by castle nuts and cotter. pins. Laminated shims are pro- vided for convenience in making adjustments. The piston end is fitted with a bushing of best j phosphor bronze, 21/2" long for pin 13/3" diameter. Crank pin bearing 25/8" diameter and 27/8" long. n Qw- -..-..�..-.._..-.._.._,._..._CENTRIFUGAL PUMPING ENGINE_.,_„_, .._.�.._. I � j CRANK SHAFT j I . The Crank Shaft is of chrome nickel steel, turned from solid forging, heat treated and ground 1 j to exact size. Four cylinder engines have five bearings and six cylinder engines have seven bearings. I All bearings are 25/8" diameter. The front bearing is 41/2" long,. rear 47/8" long, center bearings j i 2:1/8" long. I CAM SHAFTS There are two Cam Shafts, one on each side of the engine, enclosed in upper section of crank I case, with cam gears located in forward end, encased and easily accessible. Cams are carefully I hardened, keyed and pinned to shaft, and are accurately ground by master cam to the form giving j greatest efficiency. Cam Shafts are of high grade vanadium steel, ground to 11/8" diameter, and ! i have three bearings for four cylinder and four bearings for six cylinder engines. Front bearing I 48/," long, center and rear bearings 3" long. j j BEARINGS j Crank shaft and connecting rod Bearings are of Babbitt metal conforming to S. A. E. specifica- tions and are reinforced with perforated steel shells. Cam shaft, piston pin, and all other Bearings I are made of phosphor bronze. I VALVES Intake Valves are located on right side of engine, and Exhaust Valves on left side. . They are 1 operated by separate cam shafts. Valves and stems are forged integral and are made of tungsten I steel. The valve lifter rollers and tappets are hardened and move in removable bronze guides. i j Valve lifter,guides are capped to prevent water or dirt getting into the crank case. Caps over valves ! j are easily removed for the inspection or replacement of valves. Intake and Exhaust Valves are I interchangeable and are 31/16" diameter and have 7/16" lift. j I LUBRICATION j j A self-contained Oiling System is provided by means of a gear pump in lower section of crank j case, which is drivers from cam shaft through spiral gears. The pump forces an abundance of oil I under pressure to all crank shaft bearings. Separate oil leads also supply constant level troughs j which are cast integral with lower half of crank case and into which the connecting rods dip,there- j by lubricating the connecting rod bearings. The piston pin bearings, cylinder walls, cam shaft �. bearings, cams and valve lifters are lubricated by splash. j The oil in this ,self-contained system is filtered before it passes into the pump, and provision is j made for cleaning the filter and draining the oil from the reservoir. I j The oil reservoir has a capacity of 21/2 gallons, a filler pipe being conveniently located on the I 1 left side of engine near forward end. A sight feed indicator is placed upon the dash. The return j oil pipe from this leads to the timing gear case at the front end of crank case. i Magneto drive shaft and water pump drive shaft (which extend through the timing gear case) I j are fitted with packing boxes at these points to prevent leakage of oil. I j I j COOLING SYSTEM I I The main Cooling System consists of a radiator of ample capacity, a fan driven by a laminated ! j V belt and mounted on an adjustable bracket back of the radiator, and a Centrifugal Circulating 1 Pump. The system contains seventeen gallons of water. I I The water is drawn from the bottom of the radiator by the circulating pump, and forced I through the water inlet manifold to the cylinder water jackets. After circulating around the cyl- inder walls and upper part of the cylinder jackets, it enters the exhaust water manifold leading to I j the top-of the radiator. j j In addition to the main system, an auxiliary cooler, used when pumping, consists of a cylinder j containing copper tubes through which the water from the radiator circulates and around which I T water from the discharge side of the main pump is forced, cooling the radiator water and returning j to the suction side of the main pump. j,._.._..�:._..-.._.._.:............_.._.._.._,.._.,CENTRIFUGAL PUMPING ........ PAOI TWO • i Admission of cooling water from the main pump to the auxiliary cooler is under control of the j operator at all times and may begraduated to suit requirements. When pumping,no water from i ! the main pump can mix with the radiator circulating water.and there is, therefore, no possibility �- 1 of depositing mud or other foreign matter in the small passages of the radiator or'in the cylinder ! jackets or other water passages. i s CARBURETOR The Carburetor is of the float-feed type. The float chamber maintains a constant level or .sup- T ply of gasoline. The Carburetor is controlled by the throttle lever. IGNITION j Two independent systems. ! First, by high tension waterproo magneto to one set of spark plugs. i � 1 Second, by current from the storage battery through a Delco Ignition System to another set of I i spark plugs. Spark plugs are located in cylinder heads. Each system is entirely independent of j the other. All ignition cable is of the-highest-grade and is carried in suitable conduits. STARTING SYSTEM j • Delco Electric Starter will be furnished. Provision for cranking engine by hand is retained. ! 1 ! ! COMPRESSION RELEASE T ! i To facilitate cranking by hand, small cams are ground integral with exhaust cams, and by ! shifting the exhaust cam shaft forward by means of a conveniently located lever, a part of the com- pression om pression is released until engine is started, when the release lever is returned to the closed position. . FLY WHEEL ! A steel Fly Wheel of liberal dimensions is bolted securely to a flange which is forged integral i with the crank shaft., A forged steel gear ring for self-starter is bolted to fly wheel and is in two pieces to permit of easy removal. i CLUTCH 1 ! Three plate disc Clutch is mounted in the fly wheel (which forms one part'of the,clutch as- sembly). It may be taken down without disturbing any other parts. It does not chatter nor grab and is operated by a foot pedal without the necessity of excessive pressure: A clutch brake auto- matically operated, is provided to prevent the Clutch spinning when released. I i <(...-..-..--..-+�-..-«-..-..�..-..-..-.�..-+o-..-a--CENTRIFUGAL PUMPING ENGINE- ..-..-..--..-..-..-:.-.r?.-..-..-.+-..-..-ow_..il PAGE THREE TRANSMISSION The transmission is of the sliding gear selective type, having three speeds forward and one 4. reverse. Direct drive is on third speed. All gears are made of the highest quality of special gear steel and with the shafts are specially heat treated and hardened and all run in an oil bath. The shafts are mounted on annular ball bearings. The housing is made of malleable iron and is suspended in the main frame by three point suspension. All transmission gears are stub tooth 5-7 pitch, 13/4" face. Main Transmission shaft is 21/8" i diameter; countershaft 2" diameter. High speed gear ratio is.......................................... 5 to 1 Second «---.......--............................. 9.1 to .1 Low ------------------------------------------ 18 to 1 . Reverse ........................................... 21.3 to 1 PROPELLER SHAFT The propeller shaft is 2/ inches diameter, of tubular section with extra heavy Spicer universal joints at either end. The universal joints are specially designed for the service required and all work- ing parts are carefully hardened, packed in grease and enclosed in a dust proof case. The propeller shaft slip connection is of splined construction having liberal bearing surface, care- fully heat treated and fully lubricated. REAR AXLE The rear axle is the full floating worm drive type, specially designed to meet the severe require- ments of Fire Department service. It has been developed thru cooperation of Seagrave and Timken i engineers and its dependability has been'proven by a series of severe tests covering a period of sev- eral years. The axle housing is of one piece pressed steel construction. The worm, worm wheel and differential are carried as a completely assembled, self-contained i unit, in a carrier attached to the housing, easily removable for examination of gears, eliminating tor- sional strains or possibility of distortion in the gearing. The worm is of nickel chrome steel, heat treated hardened and accurately ground and together with the bronze gear wheel is of extra heavy construction. The axle shafts are of nickel chrome steel, splined on both ends and carefully heat treated. A special and exceedingly simple system of lubrication of this axle insures proper lubrication at all times and requires a minimum of attention. i i BRAKES The foot brakes and the emergency brakes are duplex internal expanding, acting on pressed steel brake drums attached to the rear wheels and are 21" diameter and 33/4" face. i FRONT AXLE The front Axle is a solid forging of I-beam section. The front spindles and steering arms are made of alloy steel forgings of liberal dimensions.Cross steering rod yokes are fitted with hardened steel pins and bushings. WHEELS Wheels are of the metal disc type cast of high grade electric furnace steel. Hubs-and rims are cast integral with the wheels eliminating possibility of looseness developing from strains or climatic conditions. j i i ..moo-...-e-CENTRIFUGAL PUMPING ENGINE PAQ9 FOUR A ............ WHEEL BASE AND TREAD Wheelbase is.-------1. .'.!59 .................................................................................................................................................................................................... Tread is------..From.......6.6...........................................I Rear....6.211...CentAer...to...Gen.t.or...1mi.do Dual.................... Rear 73" Center to Center outside dual. TIRES Solid Tires of any standard make will be furnished. Front.......36---X...5...B rear,........3.6... ................. dual, of the pressed on type.. . .... .................................................. .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... ....................................................................................:----------------------***...........................................*..........................................................*............... ............................... FRAME The Frame is of solid rolled steel channel, of suitable size for the load imposed and the severe service required, drilled and hot riveted, thoroly braced, and with cross and lateral members ar- ranged to combine greatest strength and rigidity. Frame and cross members are made of 6",' 81b channel. Truss rods having turn-buckles are placed underneath. A standard Seagrave spring bum- per is provided. SPRINGS The Springs are semi-elliptic. Front springs are .40" long' 3" wide; rear 501, long ,and wide. They are made of vanadium spring steel and are bronzebushed. All spring bolts are har- dened and ground and have suitable provision for lubrication. The front Springs are shackled it rear ends only; the rear Springs at both ends. STEERING GEAR The Steering Gear is designed -especially for this machine. It is the worm and nut type with extra large bearing surfaces. It is enclosed in a dust proof case and all movable parts operate in grease. Suitable means are provided for all necessary adjustments. The steering mast is placed at an angle, and is provided with a 20'.' steering wheel with serrated rim. CONTROL The throttle and spark levers are located above the steering wheel engaging with a stationary sector and may be operated without removing the hand from the wheel. A foot accelerator is pro- vided. The jackshaft brakes, also the clutch, are operated by foot pedals; the emergency brake by a hand lever. All gears are shifted by one lever conveniently located beside the emergency 'hand brake lever. Only one set of gears may be engaged at the same time, an others being automat- ically locked. An ingenious arrangement makes it impossible to shift gears until clutch is fully disengaged or to engage clutch until gears are fully meshed. DRIVER'S SEAT Upholstered Seats having high.back and sides and accommodating two-men, are suitably placed at rear of engine. Seat and dash are provided with mounting handles. Floor boards are suitably covered. GASOLINE SYSTEM The gasoline tank.is made of heavy gauge rolled sheet copper and is located back of the driver's seat. Filler in top-of tank is easily accessible. -A suitable gasoline gauge is located near the filler cap. Tank is constructed with spIasher compartments. Capacity of tank 30 gallons. The gasoline shut-off valve is conveniently located. The flow of gasoline from tank-to carburetor is maintained by gravity and passes through a filter near the entrance to the carburetor float chamber. CENTRIFUGAL PUMPING ENGINE �Yi�vu�vY�n mux-YY�ax�vY�xx�xu�YY.Y+�Y.�vY�.e�.IY�YY�Yu�Y�vx�Yv�YY�..�.Y�.Y�u�Y.�vY�Y�x1�XY�W r.�vY�uv�vY�vv�vv�u�.�..�Yv-n�n�-uv�. I HOSE BODY j I The Hose Body is built of sheet steel and white lead is used between all joints to eliminate the 1 I possibility of rust. The floor is made of hard wood strips 4" wide, spaced 3/z" apart to provide i j ventilation. 1250 It has capacity for 1W feet of 21/z" double jacket fire hose. Extra hose box will be i built to hold 150° of 1i" hose. HAND RAILS I Brass Hand Rails are attached by standards to the upper edge of the hose body. They extend j from the front end of the body on both sides'to the frame at rear. A brass Hand Rail is placed across the rear above the body at a convenient height from the rear step. . i STEPS AND FENDERS Side Steps as large as space will permit are securely placed between front and rear wheels. I Step across the rear of machine extends from outside edges of rear fenders and is 18' deep. All j steps are suitably covered and the edges are protected with heavy oval steel. Heavy steel fenders, properly braced, cover all wheels and protect the body, side and rear steps from mud. The space between the front and rear fenders is entirely closed. TOOL BOX 1 j The Tool.Box is placed at rear of frame and in front of rear step, with door opening downward. I j It is of ample capacity to carry allsmall tools furnished with apparatus. The Tool Box is provided with trays to which all small toolsare strapped, thus preventing their being lost. L AND REPAIR KIT TOOL I j A complete set of high grade socket wrenches (31 in number) with swiveling reversible I ratchet handle, several extension shanks and a universal joint:;..in all it consists of 36 .pieces. j By means of the various combinations of which these are ssceptible it is easy to remove any i nuts and cap screws on the 'machine. 36 Total number of pieces in above described . 1 Combination pliers. I outfit. -'1-8" flat file. 1 7/16" and %" double end wrench. "'1 8" round file. ;"l 9/16" and 11/16" double end wrench. kl"1 3/8"-5" cold chisel. ! •''1 19/32" and 25/32" double end wrench. i-1 1/2"-6" cold chisel. I /(1 5/8" and 3/q" double end wrench. V1 3/8"-51/2" cape chisel. ! 1 1 :1 7/8" and 11/16" double end wrench. -'1 11/z"-61/2" cape chisel. 1 15/16" and' 1" double end wrench. �1 1/9," solid punch. r 1 10" Trimo wrench. y"1 7/16"-51/2" drift punch. 1 6" Westcott wrench. 1 No. 1 bearing scraper. ; I /1 15" Coes`wrench. .1 Assortment of cotter pins and lock washers I 1 9" auto wrench. in tin.box. I m,'l No. 1'alligator wrench. L12 1/8"x1" cotter pins. 1 j. v.1 Valve cap wrench. / 12 3/32"x1" cotter pins. 1 Spark plug wrench. 4 6 5/32"x11/2" cotter pins. I J,"1 Spark plug wrench handle. 3 1/8„x11/2 cotter pins. 1 Clutch adjusting wrench. 1. 6 1/4 lock washers. ./1 Valve lifter tool. 6 5/16" lock washers. I 2 ;Axle spindle nut wrenches. } 6 3/8" lock washers. I I 3 Complete drive chain repair links. �6 7/16 lock washers. I ✓l 9" screw driver. 6 1/2"lock washers. I 1 1 6" screw driver. �1 1/2 pint oil can. 1 6" offset screw driver. 1 1/2 pint pump oiler. q No. 2 cotter pin extractor. V1 Grease gun. V1 12-oz. ball pein hammer. 3 Gallons Engine oil. This entire tool kit is fastened with straps on removable trays in rear tool box. 1 All of the above named tools are of the highest grade materials and regulation pattern. I No other car has so large an outfit of tools. {.._..........................-..-..-..-v._..-.._.Y-CENTRIFUGAL PUMPING ENGINE-..-..-vY�..-..-do-..-..-..,-Y.-.Y-.Y-m-..-..._...:..�, PAGE 84% j I CHEMICAL TANK I The Chemical Tank, mounted cross-wise of frame, is made of heavy hammered Lake Superior I copper. Seams and heads are riveted. All openings in shell are flanged insideand riveted. All �. seams, points and parts exposed to chemicals are heavily tinned to make a smooth surface and to ! prevent corrosion and leakage. The body of the Tank and the connections are polished. The heads i are handsomely finished. All valves and connections are within easy reach, and at all times are i i under full control of the operator. All pipings, elbows, tees and valves are made of heavy bronze j : and have-Y openings. All joints are thoroughly sweated. The fittings, except the valves, are from . special patterns and have long standard threads. I The Tank is equipped with a pressure gauge, agitator, by-pass, one pure lead acid bottle, one j extra lead acid bottle, and one brass acid bottle canister in which to carry an extra charge of acid. i .The acid dumping device and agitator paddles are on separate shafts, and are operated independ- ently from the same end of the tank. The.lead acid bottles (both in the tank and in the carrying - i canister) are effectively sealed by lead stoppers, and the acid can neither deteriorate from long I standing nor slop over while in transit. .. The Tank is fitted with a 21/2"hose connection and valve, whereby the Tank.may be filled from I a hydrant, or the water may be passed through the chemical hose without entering the Tank. The chemical hose is connected with heavy brass couplings from our own patterns, having no lugs ! nor projections to prevent easy movement from the basket or reel. I Before leaving the factory, the Tank and hose are tested to 250 lbs. hydrostatic pressure. ! I 1 CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT ! I The Chemical Equipment comprises: q1 Chemical nozzle, two tips. Chemical tank, 40 gallons capacity. r I Brass canister, mounted. j �1 2Y2" Hydrant connection with plug and chain. 1 Extra lead acid receptacle. Pressure gauge for tank. 1 Acid measure, copper, tin-lined.0. i X200 'Ft. best quality 3/4" chemical hose, coupled 1 Acid funnel,. copper, tin-lined. p i -- and connected to tank. 1 Soda bag, canvas. 0 �I 1 ving a capacity for 200 ft. of chem- 2 Chemical hose spanners.' I ical hose. All necessary wrenches. i i ! ......................................................................................................................................... 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PAQE SIX A f I � • I PUMP j I The Pump, the vacuum Pump, the driving gears., the discharge and suction connections and the I j operating lever are individual units assembled as a single unit and mounted under the driver's seat j by three point suspension. j The entire pump unit is fully enclosed under the seat. The engine exhaust pipe being led thru the .pump compartment, the heat therefrom is utilized to prevent freezing while Pump is op orating. I � � I The Pump is a multi-stage turbine centrifugal. The pump casing is a carefully designed j casting of special close. grain bronze, and includes the water passages connecting the successive stages. Removable bronze heads,held in place by studs and brass nuts, complete the stationary mem- hers of the Pump. The rotating member consists of bronze impellers or pressure drums, mounted on a steel shaft which is carried on an annular anti-friction bearing at one end and a combination annular and thrust bearing at the other. The steel shaft is protected by bronze sleeves wherever it is exposed 1 I to the water. Rotative balance of the impellers is given very careful attention to insure freedom I j from vibration when Pump is in operation. End thrust on the pump shaft is practically eliminated j 1 by the. internal design. j The design of the impellers and water passages is such that the water velocity is low, thus reducing water friction and abrasion to a minimum, and making for a high degree of efficiency. A peculiarity of the impeller design also permits of a wide range of variation in pressure and Vol- ume without materially affecting the efficiency. l j .....KQ..............discharge connections are provided on the right side and .. ...........on the left side I of the machine. A suction connection is provided on each side of the machine. Bleeder valves are j j provided for each hose line. Q j PUMP DRIVE j I 7po er from the engine is transmitted to the pump thru two hardened steel gears mounted on i ball bearings and running in an oil bath, and enclosed in a gear case bolted directly to the pump. I j When the car is on the road these gears are disengaged from the pump by a conveniently located j lever. j PRIMING DEVICE j Air is exhausted from the pump by means of a bronze vacuum pump positively driven by the j pump driving gears which exhausts the air in from 10 to 30 seconds. The control is so located that j it may be operated, from the ground. I GOVERNOR ! I A patent governing device is provided which is actuated by water pressure from the main i j pump automatically throttling the engine so that the discharge pressure at the.pump will not rise j above a predetermined point, regardless of whether any or all of the dischargeopenings are closed. i Should the pump pressure, due to the oPening of discharge gates, fall below the point at which the j governor is set, the throttle will automatically open and cause the engine to deliver the, required 1 j amount of power to maintain the predetermined pressure, or its equivalent in volume of water at a i j lower pressure. In other words, thepump is provided with an efficient Governor which positively j protects the firemen at the nozzle. When the machine is being run on the road, this throttle is i always in wide open.position, as there is no pressure in the pump. j j i i I .y.. .._..._.._.._.._.._..­_.._.._.._...-.._._.._.,CENTRIFUGAL PUMPING ENGINE-,._,.._.._.._.,._,._.,-..-.._,._..-.._..-.._,._.._..j. . PAGE SEVEN - I i PUMP EQUIPMENT I 2 10 ft. sections of.....:.:4_t...................inch,combination drafting and hydrant hose fitted with proper I couplings and strainer. Couplings will be provided with handles of standard design. Suit- I �Dgb'le ble�trou hs forciyinfiction hose re prov' edfem e s vef reducer of size suita a or c nec ing toantd02mpbund pressure vacuum gauges. j 3 Spanners, one 4", two 21/2 i - j ....................................................................................................................::........:.......:......:.............:................ i ........................................_.----------------......................------ i :.................:.....:........................................................ j i I i i - ...........................................................:..................................................... .........................._..... ....._....... i i i .........................................................................................................................-.........._...._............................ ........................._................. PUMP CAPACITY I Capacity of the pump at normal.engine speed, lift not to exceed 10 ft. j 120 lbs. net pressure at pump discharge....... 160.................gallons I 200 lbs. net pressure at pump discharge.;-'f.7.5......................gallons i 250 lbs. net pressure at pump dischargeM..........................gallons j . Capacity of the pump at normal engine speed from.hydrant with 50 lbs flowing pressure. 1 I 120 lbs..net pressure at pump discharge 1000................."gallons � I ! 200 lbs. net pressure at pump discharge............. .4JQ.............gallons j 250 lbs. net pressure at pump discharge..... .•'. &...............gallons l Capacities are based on normal barometric pressure at sea level. .i .• i i - i i i PUMPING ENGINE-::......._.. ., ..._.............. -.._��._..-.._.._.,f. PAG[ LIGHT i FIRE EQUIPMENT I The Fire Equipment comprises: �2 Lanterns in regulation holders. i 1' Locomotive b 1�1 - J� I . 1 Trussed extension ladder of two 12-foot. sec- ��'G, �•�/ tions, extending 20,feet. �l Siren horn. j ✓1 12-foot: trussed roof ladder with folding hooks. `2-Nozzle.holders on rear step. j j (The above ladders are placed on the side above -Tool kit with complete set of tools for repairs j j the body) (see list). j 2 3-gallon . fire department extinguishers with V1 Auto kit, containing a complete assortment i j of socket wrenches.shut off nozzles and carrying straps. ! y k-,,Pair tire chains. i 1-Pike ole in regulation holders. ! p ��1. Heavy auto screw-jack. � ! �2 Pick head axes in regulation holders. k'"1-•Speedometer. I v'1 Crowbar in regulation holders. t"'r 1 Motometer on radiator. ! l � .................................................................................................................................._.............................................................................................................................. i i i ..:.........:. ...... :.... i ............................................................................._...........................------------...._.....,,..............................:....... ............................ i i i = . i j LIGHTING EQUIPMENT ! Electric Lighting Equipment comprises: i 10" revolving searchlight on dash. t I' Light on. instrument board. j "2 10" rigid headlights.in front. VI-Trouble light and cord. j 1 Lig under engine hood. , Y"Tail:light. i I p gau a light. i ! Energy for the lights is supplied by the storage battery. When electric starting system is - ! furnished the generator supplies energy to the battery. i ............. .. i i i .................................:..............:..................................................................................................................................... -............. ............. .._.....-------- ............................. ........ ........... i i WEIGHT AND PRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS j j The approximate weight of the machine without hose or men is......I ..........pounds. The overall length of machine is.........211 211 i The overall width of machine is..........fi.!....1Q"........................ The overall height of machine is..........7.1....6:...............:........... I i I PUMPING ENGI ­­..._........ PAGE NINE i M PAINTING AND FINISH j Pure white lead, linseed oil and best coach colors are used. Colors may be selected by the pur- j chaser, but unless otherwise specified in contract,,running gear will be painted Seagrave fire depart- j ment red, body a darker shade, and ladders natural wood. Suitable and beautiful decorations .will j be in fine colors and gold leaf. All bright and polished parts will be in nickel finish. j j i GEAR...... ......................................................................................_........ -..... ..................... ,.......... � BODY AND FRAME...---.... ..:.................:................................................. . I LADDERS.....-............ .. r...................................................................................................................................................... 1 iLETTERING ON HOOD_... ............... ............................. ...............:........ ,... : ..:... ....................._.......................................................................................................................:........................................................................................................................... ! ILETTERING ON BODY...........:.........................:................................................................................................................................................ I I I .............................................................................................................:.:............................................................................:.:.:..... NUMBERING....:......-..... ..................................:........................................:............:................ �............................................................................. I :................................................................................................:,................................................:................... j .. I ......................---------..-----------......-----:.....................---......------..................-----..........................--................................ I GENERAL j This entire apparatus is built in our factory, from designs made in our engineering depart- 1 j ment, and is of the best materials. It is constructed to withstand the hard usage incident to the j requirements of fire-fighting apparatus. I Magnetos, batteries, carburetor, timer, tires and all accessories that must be purchased from i other manufacturers shall be of the best.and. latest improved patterns and are subject to the . ! guaranty of such manufacturers. j I j GUARANTY j We endeavor to furnish the best of everything that can be procured, and will at any time I within one year replace free of charge at our factory any defective workmanship or materials ! j for which we are responsible. We do not, however, guarantee against accidents nor carelessness. I j It is the intention of these specifications to furnish a complete piece of apparatus, built of the best materials, finished in handsome style according to these specifications, and minor details I omitted by oversight will not plead an excuse for the omission. j I j I- t, i -CENTRIFUGAL PUMPING ENGINE _...-.. ..- .,-.._..�...._„�, • PAGE'TEN CONTRACT THIS AGREMUMT, made in duplicate by and between THE SFA- GRAVE of Columbus, 7hiaj first party, and THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPOO CA1'MORNIA by its authorised representatives ; sec and party. VITNE'SSETH: FIRST. The said party hereby agrees to -furnish the. apparatus and equipment according to the specifications hereto attached and made a part of this contract, and to deliver the same as herein- after .provided. SECOND. The first party guarantees that all material and workmanship in and about said apparatus and equipment shall comply with said ;specifications and will replace free of charge at its factory any part found within one year to be defective in work- manship or material.. This applies to all parts of said apparatus manufactured by said first party. On rubber tires, magnetos, batteries , self starters and other accessories purchased from other manufacturers the guarantee of such manufacturers will apply. THIRD: The said apparatus and equipment is to be de- livered to a transportation company at Columbus. Ohio, within about one hundred to one hundred twenty corking days after the receipt and acceptance of this contract at the first party's office at Columbus, Ohio ; delays due to strikes, failures to obtain cars , materials , or other causes beyond its control not preventing, and shall be delivered to said party of the second part, f. o* be cars at SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA. FOURTH. A competent demonstrator will, upon request , be furnished by first party to demonstrate said apparatus for party of second part and to give its employees the necessary instruc- tions in the operation and handling of said apparatus . In case such demonstration is requested , then such demonstration shall be held to be made solely by and under authority and direction of said party of the s eoond part. FIFTH: The said apparatus and equipment shall be tested , inspected and examined at the City of San Luis Obispo by a representative of the Pacific Board of Underwriters and this . contract shall be null and void if after making such test said representative disapproves said apparatus and equipment or either, or any part thereof. .This test shall be arranged for by.said City as soon as practicable after delivery. SIXTH. The first party may make one demonstration of said apparatus and equipment in.any City it chooses other than the City of San luis Obispo before delivering the same , but no apparatus or equipment shall be delivered to said City which has been demon- strated outside the City of San. Luis Obispo more than once. SEVENTH. The second party purchases and agrees to pay for said apparatus and equipment the sum of twelve thousand five .hundred (4"12,500.00) dollars payable five thousand ($5,000.00) dollars within 10 days after arrival at destination, p rovid.ed however that this initial payment need not be made until the test mentioned in paragraph numbered SIXTH hereof has been made, but the failure to make said Board of Underwriters test shall not extend the time for first payment beyond 30 days after delivery: she balance of said purchase price shall be paid in five (5) equal yearly payments of fifteen hundred (01,500.00) dollars each due one, two,. three, four and five years respectively after said initial $5,000. payment. Interest at sig per cent per annum, payable semi- annually, shall be paid upon all deferred' or past due payments , such deferred payments to be evidenced by negotiahle paper. If more than one piece of apparatus is covered by this contract, the above terms of. payment shall apply to each piece, and an invoice covering each niece shall be rendered in the proper amount. EIGHTH. In case the' second party- desires to test the said apparatus before payment is Made such test shall be made within ten (10) days after arrival at destination, and a written report of such test forthwith delivered to the first party at its principal office at Columbus, Ohio. If no such test be made, or if no such report be made by the second party within ten (10) days after arrival , then said apparatus and equipment shall be considered as fully complying with contract and specifications. NINTH. It is agreed that the apparatus and equipment covered by this contract shall remain the property of the first party until the entire contract price has been paid, but if more than one piece of apparatus is covered- by this contract, then each piece shall remain the property of the first party until the above listed price of such piece has been paid in full, and in case of any default in payment the said first party may take full possession of the apparatus and equipment , or of the piece or pieces upon which default has been made, and any payments that have been made shall be applied as rent infull for the use of the apparatus and equipment up to date of taking possession. This contract to be binding must be signed and approved by the President or nice President and General Manager of The Seagrave Company or some one authorized by either of them to do so. This con- tract and specifications take precedence over all previous negotiations and no representations are considered as entering into this con- tract except such as are contained herein or in the specifications attached hereto. Canvas covers shall be returned by freight to the first party at South Columbus , Ohio, or paid for in addition to the above contra.et. ITZ WHEREOF, the said parties have caused these presents to be executed and the second party has caused its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed, and attested by its authorised representatives , on this 15t day of May, 19 3. T'E- SLAG_�A Y U,� Y iT3F: CITY OF 5A1' UI5 OhISF0 C9i,. Form 47A--ZM-4-30--n= THE SEAGRAVE CORPORATION FI RE` DEPARTM ENT APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES FACTORY AND GENERAL OFFICES--COLUMBUS, OHIO July 22, 1930 19— CO 0& Ps Y. INVOICE No. 52816'. SOLD TO n44-_ of San Lt,i s -Obispo, YOUR ORDER —Cal. OUR ORDER 34940 . .. TERMS NET PAY NO MONEY TO AGENTS. ALL DRAFTS, CHECKS OR ORDERS MUST BE MADE PAYABLE AND REMITTED TO THE SEAGRAVE CORPORATION, COLUMBUS,OHIO' Interest on $1,500.00 from April 30, 1929 to June 30, 1930 104 00 . = J �` ob Form 47A-5M-4:30—n= THE SEAGRAVE CORPORA'T'ION FI RE DEPAR.TM ENT APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES FACTORY AND GENERAL OFFICES--COLUMBUS, OHIO November 18, 1930 19— C, 0. P. Y. INVOICE No. 35084 SOLD TO City of San Luis Obispo. _ YOUR ORDER Cal. OUR ORDER 34940 TERMS NET PAY NO MONEY TO AGENTS. ALL DRAFTS,CHECKS OR ORDERS MUST BE MADE PAYABLE AND REMITTED TO THE SEAGRAVE CORPORATION, COLUMBUS,OHIO Interest on 91,500.00 from 6-30-30 to 7-22-30 5 50 Int. on $750.00 from 7=22=30 to 12-30-30. 19 74 25 24 1% 'b Form 47A-6M-4.30--n= TIDE SEAGRAVE CORPORATION FIRE' DEPARTM ENT APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES FACTORY AND GENERAL OFFICES--COLUMBUS, OMIO -August 29,1923-19— C, 0. P, Y. -INVOICE No. 543.31 SOLD TO City of San Luis Obispo, YOUR ORDER Cal.• OUR ORDER 34940 TERMS NET . PAY NO MONEY TO AGENTS. ALL DRAFTS, CHECKS OR ORDERS MUST BE MADE PAYABLE AND REMITTED TO THE SEAGRAVE CORPORATION, COLUMBUS,OHIO 12-20-27 Balance forward 12500 00 7-22-30 $y Check 45 75000 750 00 a HOWARD, EBERLY A ° EBERLY JOSEPH M.HOW.ARC ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW TELEPHONE 506-510 CITIZENS BANK BUILDING .MAIN 1533 CHARLES A.EBERLY COLUMBUS,OHIO FRANCIS J_EBERLY February 25th. 1931,: Hon: L. F: Sinsheimer, -?Mayor, City of aa.n Luis Obispo., California, Dear Sir: - I am advised this morning by The Seagrave Corporation that they have received the check for Seven Hundred and Fifty 0750. 00) . Dollars from t'tie City 'which pays in 'full the balance due upon the principal of the claim against the City. As stated in my letter of February 2nd: ,. there is still due the interest of $130.24 vinich I would be glad to have you have remitted by return mail to as to close the account: Thanking you for your kindness in the matter, I beg to remain, Very truly yours,' .,II�II3•�,rG / � V­v /12 / � —G'a eG�-r•-� / t 4 � r ! lot NO � � \ � � I 110 •��� 1 � 0 5 \ �� i ?.A twn iS -4 U Q r I ` R / /k t , 1 f .PHONE 989W CALIFORNIA GARAGE A. D. WALLACE. PROP. CHALMERS :: HUPMOBILE San Luis Obispo, Cal.,_October 24 ,__ 1923• Pis L. F .Sinsheimer, Hon.L.iayor San Luis Obispo. . Dear Sir:- In accordance with your request we have gone over the new Seagrave fire truck. This report is made from examination of the outside only, fromhearii­,g it run and driving it onthe street, no o, :por+unity presenting itself to see the engine while pumping water. . We beleive this truck to be delivered according to contract with the exception of a few minor details which we would recomend tl�at the Seagrave People correct. They are as follows The suction hose coupling does not L it the large hydrants. Two grease gun connections are missing off the brake shaft and the remaining two are so short it is i <<possible to fit the grease gun to them. The discharge line valves work themselves closed w -:ile pumping and should by all means be remedied. This information was given us by Chief Gilliotti and Engineer Payton. The radaitor has been repaired and makes an un- sightly- appearance. The speedometer cable crosses over the electric wiring and will in a short time wear thru the. insulation and cause a short circut. The secondary wire leading from the coil lays on theengine which dill burn the insulation. The- speedometer has been disconnected, there is no light under the hood, the siren horn does not work properly, the spot light on the chemical hese rack shoo T. off, the engine primer leaks gasoline and one stud and wing nut is missing from the aide corer. Respectfully submitted, Ire- I ' TIRES =qUA14TY U. S. S.MULLANY San D-iego,Calif. _ 30 October 1923. Mr.L.t. Sinehe ime r, San Luis .Obispo, Calif. My Dear Mayor ' I wish to extend my thanke,as well as those of the officers and men on this vessel,to you and to the people of San Luis Obispo forthe perfectly splendid time and the ex- cellent co-operation .of your people on Navy Day,Uctober 27th. Your personal treatment and the arrangements made by the reception committee were certainly appreciated and it was a day to be re- membered by all of us. It is our earnest wish and desire that the . ship be ordered to stop there again so that" -we may have the honour of entbrtaining you aboard ship.Please extend my thanks to the other members of the reception committee. I am, Very .respectfully yours 'V.IA.dock Part Lieutenant,U. S..N. Command i ng,U. S. S.Mul l any J. ORYE WING, PASTOR STUDY IN CHURCH 1620 050S STREET PHONE 599.J • �Aix�# (�hxi�#z�cn (�hux��i • SAN LUIS OBISPO, CAL. January 14 1924• . Members of the ..City Council of San Luis Obispo. .' Gentlemen: We have. noted with pleasure the decided attitude of your body regarding the enforcement of laws relating to the moral conditions of our community. We. wish to commend the suggestion that licenses to conduct " soft drink" establishments- be not issued to those' who have abused this privelege . and have. been convicted of or have plead guilty to the violation of the prohibition laws of our country. We believe that such a policy will foster respect and s.iipport for the- Con:sti:tution of the 'Unri:te-1 States amongst those who, until,now, have held it in disdain. . Reb.pectfully. .yours, . San Luis Obispo Ministerial Association. Sectly. {; i San Luis Obispo, La.lif,n April 2, 1924, The' Honorable Hoard of Trustees, San, Luis Jbispop Calif. Gentlemen: V96p the uriue3�signe'd. property rri new on I'llarsh ""tree', ' b6Vv-,(6;A" Ida. 6 d ��igmera Streets, do respeetfu 11Dpetition your honorable Body uo pave same •4-lith 6 inch Portland. ement Conficrete, uns- rfaced9 from curb to cvrb, . . IT a Lot s Block Tract Frontage f tv- 's-0-a i 2A J 3 i 1 LA 7 - - - - _ - .��►-tea- ��.�.. ..__ _ ---,----____._ --_..- , --.__-- __ _7.ice_1� �,3_- ; to rs� , I i ; i 1 i ` 1 Y I tee. �\1 l-� r� :s San Luis Obispo, California May., 19th .I924, The Honorable Board of Trustees San Luis Obispo . City, Calififornia. Gentlemen:— There is now before you signatures, poicing the senti— ment of the Owners of a majority Frontage on Marsh Street, between Ida and Higuera Street s -An rogaipd to type ,of Pavement petitioning _ your Honorable Body that same be paved with six ( 6. ) inch,Portland , Ceinent Concrete, unsurfaced. '�,froin Curb to Curb.. San Luis Obispo, Calif.$ April 140 1924, The Honorable board of Trustees:, San Luis Obispo, Calif. .Gentlemen: Vies the undersigned - property owners on Marsh Street, between Ida and Higuera Streets, do not petition your Honorable Body to pave same -but in the event that it is to be hard surfaced, we respectfully petition your Honorable body to pave same with 6 inch Portland Cement concrete$ ursurfaced, from curb to curb. Name :Lot Block Tract Frontage , 55 � i J r IL Uo , U4 E-V PA a LLL �- IN- cot ��. . a i 1 �� • a j • ua I PC a `,-� l San Luis .C)bispo, Ca3-if., April 2, 19240 The Honorable Board of Trustees, San Luis Obispo, Calif® Gentlemen: vie,'. the unders igned property. Garners on I4Larsh Litreet, between Ida and Higuera Streets, do respectfully petition your honorable .. . Body to pave same with 6 inch Portland Cement Concrete, unsurfaced, from curb to curb® Name Lot Block Tract Frontage . f-� �- - - -- - ----- f iso <� �c .UYG ( - --- -•..__..- ' ............._.......... - . - -2.... •• v , 611 r J L _.... 4Z -�-�. . •� 1. _... �s-�'............. .... �... .... . _ ........................ _...._.. ---... ........._........... . ...... .. .. .. 4 ` „ �• f T � C' t +. S� L�� IIF � "` I'? i !`� ,•tip 3.•• 'F! s . I , _ -� - .: Xl t ff Al CS ! ,I;. .�3 � 1� �,, \`Y•y�,], "� p it I. ``�h� •� ^;. .tom '�1yy(� , F .'` j 'R1 IIt { 3rd ��, �� {�• �. � 3 �� �� jl - 3' f :. i a �I Q - - -- � � � -- t - - - -� `ice_ - - --- ---- - . - - =�;-- - - -�S -- . __ _ � _ -�; -��. �� %� s --�_ , � p UNITED STATES FLEET DESTROYER SQUADRONS, BATTLE FLEET MN REPLY REFER C Z. TO NO. F12-1610 U.. S. S. SELFRIDGE (320) San Diego, California. , 16 October , 1924. Honorable Sir; The United States Destroyers, SELFRIDGE ( 320) and MARCUS ( 321) , undef my command, have- been assigned the Port' of San Luis Obispo for Navy. Day. ... 27 th October, 1924. The Destroyers will arrive on the afternoon of the Twenty-fifth and leave some time Tuesday morning, the Twenty-eighth. It is the purpose and the pleasure of these two Destroyers to be at home to the people of your community on the days of our stay. The purpose of Navy Day,. as you know, is to put before t' the people of the country their Navy, to make it possible for as many people as is possible to visit the ships and come to a more certain understanding of the Navy, it' s work and problems. :.t,. I will be deeply indebted to you if you will give this information to your community. I wish also to extend to you, a personal invitation to visit and inspect the force under my command. - _ V cerely T. GLR, ander, U. S. Navy, Commander, Destroyer Division THIRTY-FIVE. The Honorable, Mayor S. Sinsheimer; San Luis Obispo, Calif. Z DORORS OF PARK PROPERTY. E. IxT. Merrifield )\'rim. Sandercock David id�uzio kH. �� � . 7arden Co. JeJ. �T. Andre C H. Kamm J. L . Anderson H. b. Maker I . Lynn F. .E. Brown -j,-. Geo. ldcCabe x Elluwo.rth & McCool 4., Green Bros. . Daily Telegram Chas. J. Taylor Sperry Flour Co. S. V. WrightEd. M. Kaiser x'j7in. Shipsey Sr. E. ,I. Payne Union Hardware' & Plumbing Co.. ,John Norton O. . C. Orr & Co. F. J. Rodrigues Joe A. CjLave-s -San Luis Hardware & Imp. - Co. Dr. H. S. Walters M. ;Marshall T. A. Greenleaf 71. D. Adrience E.. A . H. Arata - Frank Aston San Luis Furniture Co. r F. .C. Cherry Dr. H. 'A. Gowman '-fSam Tognazzini Warren C . Day Chas. .Forbes .Dr. H. S. Boys - Commercial Bank San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce - �•Geo. . H. Andrews Dr. F. J. Lynch L. id. McManus n. Call x' C. H. Reed Co. H. H. Carpenter �Grace E. Kelshaw XL. A. Enos `+l. H. Schultz (deceased ) L. W. Hill A. Pairarola (deceasedl Henry Dawe DONORS' PETITION To the Honorable Mayor and Council of the City of San Luis Obispo, California. 1 e, the undersigned donors and heirs. of ,the donors of that certain tract of land in the .City of San Luis Obispo, California, known as the "City Auto Park" on the westerly side of Grand Avenue between Palm and Mill Streets, respectfully represEnt .as follows: 'fHs;R&IS, in. dedicating said .Park it was the intention that the same should be used either -as a pleasure or ornamental Park, or as a public auto camp ground, and WHERIU' S, we believe that the City as a, whole would receive . very much ereater benefit from said property if the same were used exolusivelg as a pleasure or ornamental Park, NON TH&nEFORE, we respectfully request that said Park be laid out and maintained as a pleasure and ornamental Park and that the auto came grounds now maintained there be discontinued. • h c ICU- SAN W+S 0B'S?0 BRANCH 5wS _ 4 f",e ..f*M"'Z rs / ' -' ,,`:�..-G�'' - � vim•r. � � . V ' r l_ II i T • - —�reeo.e. — r ' ���Pei�O.elre'uee.wTlle sewn eWrwee rnrjr e ___ _ i • - tees .ir 9eeeeeeonpeewe��le�weMee� . eYrY�ew��}I�eneYieee�ew�e O H ' U] A ' 1 RESIDENTS' PETITION. .To the Honorable Mayor and Council ofthe;:City of San ,Luis Obispo, California.. We* the undersigned: residents of the City of San Luis Obispo, California, respectfully request that the ".City Auto Park" now maintained on the westerly saide of Grand Avenue between Palm and Dill Streets be discontinued;- that said property be' in the future used as a pleasure and ornamental Park. Vile make this request because we believe that the free e,uto park as now Maintained is a decided detriment to the City as a whole: It is unsightly. Without benefit to the community it harbors mann people who- commit petty- crimes, nuisances and depredations, causing much annosanee. to those living in the immediate vicinity. We believe that this property should be c on- . vented from an eye-sore and an annoyance to a place of beauty and a. .source of pleasure. l 44/. J. 77 ✓�✓G�''ti�. . � I 1 . j A;; . . �� . ,,.;;� ..�._, - - `._ - ...:� - - ._.re_: . .. .. .. .. Ww� ��1 r- a.r.wrr.�.+�. - .. OWlrta .... �� R y H H � '12 i i. i - i li II Z-4-rZ. /Di 01/0 •I • I i -��,--- - ✓� ,sem , tea, �._-�- ---�=✓ _7 �_:a� , - ' _ . _�-�-- - .--�-- rte- -l�� -- ---:.- - --------- -__._.__.._---- - -�---=------ ----- -- -}- 1 i San Luis Obispo, •calif.. , January. 12, 1925 . To the Honorable Mayorand "Trustees of San Luis Obispo, California. -" Gentlemen: Vie, the undersigned owners of property on Buchon Street, between Osos and Essex Streets, do .respectfully- petition your Honorable Body to improve, same with cement . concrete walks. and .curbs, where lacking and needed, and to pave. same 'from-curb to curb with unsurfaced cement con- crete six inchgs in thickness. The 'above construction to -be performed under. the Legislative Im- provement and Bond Acts of 1911 and 1915, ,providir_g a' ten year period in which to pay. We earnestly request the early consideration and. action. of your . Honorable -Body for this improvements Signed Frontage Signed Fronts e �rl � ` 5 69, 02-OL )6 SX. 7 ST per,A . L'TY C o. � � . ( ,• S ,4 �� iL ' fir1 .rf 1 ,c� tl � Signed Frontage Signed Frontage R i 1 ,I r r7 ( Q H �= O F3 W H CP. L-3 x • W Q ►-7 0 C'3 ' (DW -- r o� d 7 �, • .. . . :ter, boo I _a iro REPLY REFER To No. UNITED STATES BATTLE FLEET DESTROYER SQUADRONS U. S. S. SHIRK ( 31B) P7-FCD:EH San Diego, California. 9 Ootober, 1925. Vayor of San Luis Obispo, California. . Dear Sir: I have today received information that the U.S.S. SHIRK and U.S.S. SLOAT, two vessels of the destroyer class who have recently returned from Australia, New Zealand, and Hawaii , will visit your city on 27 October, 1925, to celebrate "Navy Day". As you know "Navy Day" is designated each year for the express purpose of setting forth to the peopleof this country that there is a navy, that it is first and foremost the property of the citizens of our country and to give those citizens who live on the coast an opportunity to visit the vessels which are detailed to visit the port or ports adjacent to their homes. Naturally we are desirous of achieving the maximum results by our visit to your city ,and_ to your harbor. We are happy to pay the visit and hope that our stay will be long remembered as a pleasant one. We are particularly anxious to be "At Home" to the citizens of your city and of the sprrounding regions. We will also be delighted to cooperate with the civic officials in any way suggested which will be for the mutual betterment of the celebration. At this time I am unable- to. inform you of the exact hour of our arrival or departure but can state we will probably arrive late on 26 October, 1925, and leave early on 28 October, 1925. As soon as definite orders are issued I will gladly advise you on these points. Iffe are to be very busy at that time with our- target practice and the schedule is yet to .be finally determined upon. I would be extremely obliged to you if I could obtain information through your good offices as to the feasibility of mooring the two vessels to a dock. Such a plan would facilitate handling such welcome visitors as decide. to accept our hospita]Lity and pay us a visit of inspection. So if you can let me know what steps should be taken to obtain permission to moor to a dock I would appreciate your courtesy: I have at hand some information in the shape of letters which will give you a better understanding of the aim and object of "Navy Day" and am taking the liberty of forwarding copies of them to you. Of course the results of such a visit as is contemplated will have greater scope if the community learns of the plans through the local papers and I hope you will see fit to notify the press of our intentions. -2- • I feel thatthe pupils of the local schools might spend. a very interesting day or half day in visiting the ships accompanied by their teachers and perhaps a holiday for the . pupils could be secured with that object in view, We would delight in showing Young America around, We have on the SHIRK a fairly good baseball team. and I suggest that a baseball game be arranged. I would appreciate your trouble in forwarding me a list giving the names and addresses of local officials and statesmen so that upon our arrival I could pay my respects and ask their ,assistance and participation towards securing results commensurate with the spirit of the day. "Navy Day" has been appropriately fixed on 27 October which is the birthday anni-versary. of the late Theodore Itoosevelb who was tremendously interested in the modernization of our navy and a loyal and patriotic believer in it. Trusting that I may hear favorably concerning our visit and in. the hope that we .may .mutually benefit .as a result, of it, I Mam Sincerely yours, W.H.ZA SING, Commander, U.S.Navy, Commanding U.S.S. SHIRK. l IN REPLY REFER No. To No. UNITED STATES BATTLE FLEET DESTROYER SQUADRONS U. S. S. 'SHIRK (-318)' P7-FCD:EH San Diego, California. /13 16 October, 1925. The Mayor, San Luis Obispo, California. :. My dear Sir: I am today in receipt of definite information regarding our proposed visit to your city. The ._SLOAT and SHIRK should arrive. either late on October 24 or early October 25 to remain until early October 28. I am sending this information to you so as to assist in the plans which you may be making with regard to the visit of the two vessels. sin ere. W.H.LA "I1QG9 Commander, U. N. r NAVY DEPARTMENT Office of Chief of Naval Operations Op-16-F WASHINGTON. 3 August, 1925. From: Chief of Naval Operations. To Commander in Chief, United States Fleet. Commander in Chief, Battle Fleet. Commander, Battleship Divisions, Battle Fleet. Commander Destroyer Squadrons, Battle Fleet: Commander Fleet Base Force. Commander' Scouting Fleet. Commander, Light Cruiser Divisions, Scouting Fleet. Commander Destroyer Squadrons, Scouting. Fleet, Commander Aircraft Squadrons, Scouting Fleet. Commander, Control Force. Commander Train Squadron One, Fleet Base Force. Commander Mine Squadron Two, Fleet Base Force. Commander in Chief Asiatic Fleet. Commander Yangtze Patrol Aisatic Fleet. Commander U.S. Naval Forces Europe. Commandants of Districts. . Supervision Nrival Academy. Commandant Navy Yard, Was'hington, D.C. Subject: Favy Day. 1. Upon request of Navy League, the President of the United States and the Secretary of Navy hage approved the celebration ofNavy Day, 27 October, 2. It is planned that where practicable , ships be assigned to visit various ports for. Navy Day. It is desired that vessels reach assigned ports two or three days prior to Navy Day, provided such arrivals interfere but little with their schedule. 3. The Chief -of.-Naval Operations wishes that all commands make the maximum possible effort to insure success of Navy Day, and so obtain the full value of the day to the Nation and to the Navy. . 4. It is expected that all commands will use their own initiative and ' the advantages of the local aLtuations in every possible way, but the following points are suggested for careful consideration: (a) Commanding Officers should call upon the Mayor . and local officials, senators, and members of @ongress who are local residents, and ask their assistance and participation in th6 actual program of celebration. Arrange, if possible, to have such individuals visit the various commands for purposes of entertainem ent, inspection and explanation of the operation of the various- elements of the Naval Service. (b) Every effort should be made to have the general public- as guests of the Navy and details should be ar- ranged :for its entertainment and guidance throughout the va3daus commands. In this connection, it is es- pecially desirous that school teachers and their pupils be invited aboard ship and to the various stations. (c) Athletic competitions.with local organizations should be arranged sufficiently in advance to insure successful meets. (d) In carrying out Navy Day exercises afloat and ashore, emphasis should be laid on showing visitors the Navy at work and at play: All activities should have details in operation that will illustrate the various branches of the naval service. Whenever possible, competitive exercises should be carried out with tur- rets, guns, aircraft, torpedoes and communications. Races with boats under oars and sails, and swimming competitions should be decided, where possible, on Navy Day. All: farms of athletics should also be part of the program. 5. Navy Day is not a holiday-- it is the day on which the Navy is "at home" to the citizens of our country. Every member of the Service is relied upon to be ready to receive and entertain the American people, and through combined effort to make a success of Navy Day. R.H.-JACKSON, Itating. . File A15,2/QY/FF2 UNITED STATES-FLEET 05-Wa (0) (7023) BATTLE FLEET U.S.S.CALIFORRIA, Flagship Battle Fleet Memorandum No. .34-25. Enroute, San 'Pedro, California, 23 September, 1925, From: Commander in Chief, Battle Fleet.- To Battle Fleet. Subject: Navy Day. References:(a) Opnay.Letter Op-16-F of 3 August, 1925. (b) . Opnay.Letter Op-16-F 3809-1124:404 of 3 September, 1925. 1. References (a) and (b) , received from Chief of Naval Op Operations, are quoted for information and compliance, Reference (a) . "1. Upon request of Navy League, the President of the •United States and the Secretary of the Navy have approved the celebration of Navy Day, 27 October. 20 It is planned that where practicable, ships be assigned to visit various ports for Navy Day. . It is desired that vessels reach assigned ports two or three days prior to Navy Dq', provided .that such arrivals interefere but little with.their schedule. 3. The Chief of Naval Operations wishes that all commands make the maximum possible effort to insure success of .Navy Day, and so obtain the full value of the day to the Nation and to the Navy, 4. It isexpected that all commands will use their own initiative and the advantages of the local situat- ions in every -possible way, but the following points are suggested for careful consideration: (a) Commanding Officers should call upon the Mayor and local officialeg senators, and members of Congress who are local residents, and ask their assistance and participation in the actual program . of celebration. Arrange, if possible, to have such . indiv duall visit Jhe val Alis commands Mo$urposes o en er a amen nspec an e el- of the operation o1 the various elements of the Naval Service. (b). Every effort should be made to have the general publio as guests 6f the Navy and details should be arranged for its entertainment and guidance throughout the various commands: In this connection, it is especially desirous that school teachers and their pupils be invited aboard strip and to the various stations. (c) Athletic competitions with local organizations should be arranged sufficiently in advance to insure successful meets. (d) In carrying out Navy Day exercises aflaot and ashcir e, emphasis should be laid on showing visit tors the Navy at work and at play. All activities should have details in operation that will illustrate the various branches of the naval .service. Whenever possible , competitive exercises should be carried out with turrets, gms, aircraft, torpedoes and com- munications. Races with boats under card and sails, and swimming competitions should be decided, where possible, on Navy Day. All forms of .athletice should also be part of the program. 5.Navy Day is NOT a holidayQ- :it is the day on which the Navy is "AT HOME" to the citixens of our country. Every. member of the Service ' is relied vapor to be ready to receive and entertain the American people, and through combined effort .to make a success of Navy Day. Reference (b). 1. In order to aid the Navy League of the United States in furthering the purpose of Navy Day, the following activities, in which the personnel of the Navy can assist, .are suggested as steps to be carr&ed out where practicable :- (a) Ship and Station papers to have a special Navy Day number which will review the years accomplish- ments of the command in the work ct the service and in athletics. Personnel to be encouraged to send copies of these papers to their. homes and to their home publications. The present year is the 150th since the founding of the Navy, and this fact may very well -2- be featured in..connection with Navy Day activities and the issuing of service publications bearing on Navy Day. (b) Naval personnel to be encouraged to write to their homes and to home publications in regard to the work of the Navy and any feature of particular interest,: such as cruises and special accomplisments. (c) Commanding Officers of units named after States and Cities to send letters of greetings to the respective Governors and Mayors together with photographs and such other material as might be of interest in setting forth what had been accomplished by the vessels in question. (d) Ship and Stations .to send photographs of winning gun crews, . teams, etc. , with mention of the work of the individuals concerned to the recruiting ' officers of the home districts of the men with information as to time and place of their enlistment and of their home addresses. This material to form the basis of releases by recruiting officers for publications. in the home communities of the men. 2. The Commander in Chief, Battle Fleet, will allocate vessels of the Battle Fleet to. various Pacific Coast Ports to be present on Navy Day. 3. The Commander in Chief, Battle Fleet, wishes to invite the attention of all officers and men to the fact that on Navy Day, .it is possible for them to se5 forth before a large number of civilains what the Navy rea'Lly means and wbat the Navy Stands for. .On this day every officer and man must be considered ON DUTY, and must throw himself whole heartedly into making this day an "At Home". S.S. ROBINSON. SUGGESTIONS FOR OBSERVANCE OF` 1VAVY DAY. 1. The following suggestions are offered as a guide to all naval officers in the preparation .for the observance of Navy Day, 1924. The suggestions have been made by various individuals and organizations for the purpose of makeing the observance of Navy Day more effective and .also to reach a larger number of paople than heretofore and gain more interest in the Navy. The su,g.s gestions are not mandatory, but offered with the aim of assisting where the suggestions can be applied to local cond it ions. SUGGESTIONS 1. It is suggested that all members .of .the regular Naval Establishment invite reservists to visit on board ships during Navy Day, when possible, to attend special luncheons for the observance of Navy Day, care being taken to obtain permisd on for the organization giving the luaaheon to invite the reser_ vista; and to ask reservists to cooperate in preparing special feature articles for the press and in making speeches before. various organizations. 2. It is suggested that officers write to classmates who have left the service, .calling attention to Navy Day, its purpose and urging them to give all possible support. 3. It is suggested that post cards be distributed to Navy Personnel at various stations to be mailed to friends and relatives. Likewise it is suggested that officers write to home town papers offering to contribute a feature article on Navy Sor use during the Navy Day celebration. -1- This is particularly applicable to officers comming from towns not located on the coast where the interest in the Navy is more or less sustained throughout the gear. 4.Encourage construction of ship models by school boys taking manual training by. means of an exhibition of these models and awarding of prizes for them on Navy Day. Arrangements for proper ceremonies of this sort can be made with civic organizations such as Chambers of Commerce, Rotary Clubs, giwanis Clubs or the like, these organizations to arrange for awarding prizes. and exhibition during the week of Navy Day the models so built. 5. That librarians of the public libraries in the towns and. cities surrounding a recruiting station, or other naval station, as well as the libraries within the town, be asked to place books on maritime and naval subjects on spec ial .dis- plsy during the month of October or the week of Navy Day. Flags, pictures and "Other articles could be loaned to the libraries to make the display more pretentions. The same might be suggest- ed to book dealers. 6/ Call on the literary editors of the various newspapers in the territory to write articles on naval literature. 7. If men on recruiting stations, or others having full uniforms, can be persuaded to volunteer 'use of clothing, it might be arranged with clothing or department stores to have window displays dur ing the week of Navy Day. Dummies could be dressed in the naval uniforms, the remainder of the -2- • 1' display being made up . of flags, medals, rating badges, ditty boxes; etc. 8. Arrangements might be made to 'have debates on naval subjects, in schools and colleges during the Navy Day week.. Effort should be made to have students in technical schools to take the summer cruises with the fleet as provided for engineering students. The individuals to be selected by the heads of the s0ools and colleges. 9. Essay contests might .be arranged for among the grammar and high school students of the various cities. In connection with this it might be possible to interest some local newspaper to publish- the essay adjudged to be the best on a naval subject as to the prize. 10. It is suggested that stations gather such data as might be needed for making speeches on nava! subjects ad as to have such material available if needed by anyone selected to make a Navy Day speech. This material can also be used by news- paper writers in special articles for Navy Day. . 11. Officers should het in touch with local new cartoonists and give them sufficient data to enable them to draw cartoons appropriate. for Navy Day. 12. Posts of the various vertran organisations having fife and drum, or bugle corps, might be requested to arrange for. a special .concert of naval music of that nature, such as the various bugle calls, marches, sea chanties, etc, If some one is availhble who can blow the various boatswains pipe calls -3- this could be added to the program: Quartettes could. be secured to sing the chanties. 13, Arrange with' organists of motion picture houses to feature .naval music, such as "Anchors Aweigh" and other marches. 14. It might be arranged with the newspapers to have a superhead over the paper' s 'signature, or a box on the .front page on Navy Dag calling attention to, the fact it is Navy Day. C PET IT I ON. _ r7.7;1 the undersigned property owners of ,t the 500 Block, Buchcn Street 7tespectfully u♦ ; petition the Honorable Mayor -lor the extension of paving from NipbAb Street to Beach Street. Feet Signed: 01 a J o r I • 1t • �.. 1, ., I � L 7 1 • Q J . • 7 i .i i . . - I -. - it ---- -_. ------------ - � r ii i To -the Honorable,, the Mayor and City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo. Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, being the, owners of property -- -- -friable to be a4sessed. to pay the costs and egpenaes of the hereinafter described improvements, do hereby respectfully petition your Honorable body. , to take such proceedings as- may be necessary to cause said improvements to be made;.. Such improvements are as follows, to—wit: V 1. The construction of a proper .stone. drain on, Monterey Street, from Coro Street to Ida Street.. 2:. The construction of curbs and sidewalks on both sides Z of Monterey Street, "from Toro Street to the north City -1 it 3. The paving of the present unpaved portions of Monterey: Street from Toro. Street to the north City limits;s And we further respectfully petition. that. such im— provements be made under the provisions of the mAcguisitio:n and Improvement Act- of 1925.1 (commonly known as the "11attoon Actaj,. allowing; the. property .owners a period of thirty years in which to pay for such improvements. All of said improvements to be constructed of such materials and according. to. such plans and specifications as may be adopted and approved by your Honorable. body. Respectfully submitted _ 071=5 OF PROPERTY FROITT %TG: 0-,:,, i;:TG?-1711'FEY S!_Eh i, FRO M! FOOTAGE AND EFFECTED BY IRPROMMNT AS PET'ITIONM KITH. 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J(6- gFyM �y� �l :�AK7! - .J�Isik 'k�M.MYltlM� li-MMIMM."tO61N.11kmootb'�7>MI .'NR7R7�1 '�CIM�IIK.iE'A•'�M!'iN".�tlCi�+l1171ifE:iihR"A}. I[1M!�8!?MlRRl11RS'�F:JIii716.1M{JI�u7R�t' �1llM�JINi1M17 �1N!M.pR! '7W:A:'7►7�'Vii!UYafCilli"yIL''Si'ttR .•1haeLs'±�RI�MJp"�1�_NL�'.� 67 . ' -- ���9k'R51MfYR�tMCMtlRgpeliR::3i ;t�� T'Q SIM NORTH CITY � ;:�5 .. 1� �� � .. .- �� -.•, •;M'_'�+� 0•�'3�� :a-. ':rj�.sr.'t'.:.«....• may', . Ci ty Council of. the City of San Iiiis Obispo, Sari .suis Obispo, California,, * Gentlemen 'We, the undersigned, .property 'oQmers_.on. Olive Street; between Santa 'Rosa, and 0805 Streets, hereby petition your Honorable body to grade to the officio, grade and gravel to a depth of , • ;`� inches, riore or less,. that �portion of Olive Street between said Santa Rosa and, - Osos streets;' at s cost to said property owners of not to -exceed sn(i each. of us hereby promises to pay to said City on e9lapletion of said 'w. ork. to the satisfaction of the sizperintendellt of- Streets and demand by aai!§.' City, th t portion .of the, total actual cost of-'-sa.id,.yiork which the ant age of property ovraed by 'hizi -respectively fronting or, the line of said work, bearb to the -total frontage alon3 t-he line of said i-ork. Bated thiel day of February,1927 . V' d ,--- �� .. . - . ; /' .. . .._. .�.�» .. .. ,.. .� ...z.. ..�... . .._. .. ..�. .. .. e .. .. :. � 1 v � ., � �. ' } .....�. .. .. ..� .. .�. ... �. .-.�- .. 6'. -�. ...1- IN REPLY . ER TO: TREASURY DEPARTMENT UNITED STATES CUSTOMS SERVICE OFFICE of THE COLLECTOR LOS ANGELES,CALIF. DISTRICT No.2T ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS FOR THIS OFFICE TO THE COLLECTOR 11.1arch 28, 1927, Hon. L. P. Sinsheimer, I&yor of San Luis Obispo California. Sir; Now that our celebration at Sari Luis Obispo and Port San Luis, is a matter of history,, allow me to express my sincere appreciation for the assistance given by you to the program. The flags donated added materially in livening up the scene at the port® If there is anything that I may do in the fiture to assist you personally or the City and County of San Luis Obispo, do not fail to call upon me. Respectfully, Le H. Schviaebe Collector of Customs k1i t7 WUUOJI Of thO MY Of LanlldlB Oblate i `u. hill ubispo, califor . Wit' the undard . , "Proporty .0mere on. Ct"Oq 'between ft" ov hereby petition your Rou ble BWy to grade to the 0-41,81 ode inb&5!" - tha ortion of As at f,.i. oost 't o raM property o t "* of ,nol; to ?,-n d 7 1 •� hursby proi d8 uo � „r to a (A 0ity on 3; i art ty CommG:r two city: OT -I,Al �iulg C1t4„lvo : 10 '; • ' e i , prej*rty =10 Ott .ffa tte' 4troistev hu reb,y' Jur u0n Jur u0n titsm iteble ,7��Oa to ipae to tl-x 49 ror partial e:9 c 7W4, �.4R i. �� •k•'�.Q! 4.i Mhf M M� twh�.+HYiR p.r�. .Si il�[7Ai'�i 7Jc- not Ito ��� �'—Yr1 ....�• bereb �:•L'�+�+'�4?£`e to to Gale- i.•. v; ,,fir, .� `+ �� � . F � � X54 5� 'vK fit }�.fr�'��#3� at k"4 0A �•'.4�''�'�i,�� 01, -�#l3a�" �� iM1i`,�`�:li:i�1 �[it�''40�,;�# �►, 4 � .„�Y *#• q .fit. I-'mr, :tui tti ectl St: vast 09:•`�di:.fti.�i �t�i��cY7�i`r�� mgs e . w •5 int” tuM � 4 i. r ;� .. . �,;, - \\�\ ,1�. . . i+. •„, .. �'is �• �� 1. \1tJ,J , _ � `'�J�, .. -ra.mac� � \� . . .. ib . .. �� ._ ... ..." �` -. .o.:i.s+.ter.. aY u.al. �.�-Yt':r - .... � .. _ � r�'.�w�--.r' y' -- - .V.��,!Qr'� _ ,' ..in �� _r. tea. ... :� � .... ..�'�!�_.' T.. �...�r`� .�.�.a� �.-._ i. .� .. ..y. .. .J .1P"� � _, .. _ .. .' :� . � .. � U F .. San Luis Obispo, ,California.. May 25th, 192'7. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council -of the City of San Luis Obispo, State of California: The undersigned $.esidents and water consumers of California. Park and Arlington-Addition and territory adjoining respectfully call. your attention to the condition of the City water supply service in said territory. During the Spring, Summer and Fall months, the pressure is so low that it is almost entirely impossible to get an<y water at all during the day time when the same is.;needed. We., tire all paying our regular water rates and getting practically nothing for it, and we respectfully ask that the City Council take such stepswill remedy thi mss;,,� 2 situation' and give us relief. f Esf� �'• ' , �e°`4��{ ` " ° 1104/�Ii&1 . �y.eP 62 Q_ L� :, .,� .� l� r � � Y `=� .� . � �� �� ,. �. . _ \ a � . _ �:�� .. ,. , .,.� � w;� ,, � `� , � � .� � , ���� �� I _ � � � s . � .. �. . . . . . ,. J � -� � . . , ;:.� . L To the Honorable, The 'Mayor and City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo: Gentlemen : We , the undersigned , owners of property fronting on Beebee Street , between High Street and South Street, hereby respectfully petition your Honorable Body to cause said Beebee Street to be improved by: the.-- c6nstru6tion..of a six inch cement concrete pavement, together with curbs and sidewalks where necessary. Said work to be done under the .Street Improvement Act, and the cost thereof to be assessed against the property, with provision made to allow property owners to . pay such assessments over a period of ten yeas. Respectfully submitted, 160 , '74tm� J-o , ewxj44 aan I��` Y o2 3/• / -7Zo Y-4 � d �� Al-E- J _ OR� . �f . N,n � � � �.. -, . � �� � 1 ., �� ,�'... ;. � �,� � � •� ��. I City 09=oil of the City of Salt .Luis Obispo, Sag Luis Obispo, California; Goritles<nen . We, the undersi , property omers on Street, between and Streets, hereby petition your Honorable Body to grade to the official grade and grave, to a depth of inches, more or less, that portion of street between said and ��� ire �.�ni���+r.r��ni■ Streets , at a cost to said property owners of not to exceed a�-&I ; and each of us hereby promisee. to pay to sddd City on completion of said work to the satisfaction of the Superintendent of Streets and demand by said City, that portion of the total actual cost of- said work which the frontage of property owned by his respectively fro3t%UW on the line of said work, beano to the total frontage along the line of said work. Bated this 11a 190" 1927 67T 'r, ' f'. �j Q Le s T'; � d a � gyp-"'-✓' �"v''r*,,�"'`r•�,�."t�� �� �r �� � �� ��� ,.+'' � . ``..,` � S :�: • 1 ' _ '-�. ': { ..r y.. •� C� �� � ;. ' . .% 1 !•. 4 .. ! .. ., � � � � � � �, ,,, �. ,, ,� �: . . . �v San Luis Obispo, %-,Oifornia. January.. 8-1925 To the Ilonorable Mlayor and Trustees of San Luis Obispo, California. . tI;.e Undersigned property owners on Garden. Street , between harsh Street and Buchon Street , ( Crossing; Pacific and Pismo Streets) do respe^tfully petition your Honorable Body -to improve sage with . Cement CQnerete Weeks and •Curbs if 'lading and needed, and, to pave same from Curb to Curb with unslirfa.ced Clement Concrete six ( 63r ) inches ir_ thick- ness, .( Same mix es Marsh Street coveringv Extending to Upham Street, crossing Buchon, Isaly, Leff end Church Streets. The above construction to be performed under: the "Le,;isl- ative Improvement and Bond Acts of I4II and 19I5, providint•; a ten ( I4 ) year period in which to Nay same. We earnestly request the early consideration and. action of your Honorable Body for this improvement. Feet r Feet Signed Fronta^'e Signed Fronta,.e r - VV 9X0 ✓ .rte It/ P V •/i/ y ' r 'u 772 oul;f All- Frontage Front age Names 'Feet Names j'eetl� - -i ---� _ - ...__.... ` ------ - — f • i h 1 1 ! �•J��`�.r�-mac.c� Z� � Z J r. �. � .1 . a � . � , � �, � fo �� " Oil- .vim `�,i� \:} %.l +•'i � `I-Nti Jy +' ' S o IN REPLY REFER cc�� T n TO NO--------Aly-2N ( N.D. ) ( 5812-10 wZ) DISTRICT STAFF HEADQUARTERS TWELFTH NAVAL DISTRICT �. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 9 August 1927. Mayor of. San Luis Ob is'Do San Luis Obisbo, California. My dear Mr. Mayor: Navy Day, sponsored by the Navy League of the United States and endorsed by. the President and the Secretary of the Navy, is to be observed again this year. As in the past, October. 27th, the birth date of Theodore Roosevelt, one of the Navy's staunchest friends and ardent supporters, is chosen as a fitting day for bringing to the people of the United States an intimate knowledge of their first line of defense. The people of your city have displayed a lKeen interest in past Navy Day celebrations. If it is your intention this year to inaugurate its observance and if, in your program, you desire the presence of a navy vessel, I will be pleased to recommend to .the Navy Department the assignment of such type of ship as you request. This matter is being taken .up at this early date and in this way in ander that there may be sufficient time to make such arrangements regarding the 'assignment of ves- sels as will best meet the needs and wishes of the various ports on the Pacific Coast. An early- reply Mich should be in this office not later than the 26th of August, cover- ing such suggestions as you may desire to submit and in- eluding a request for the type of vessel or vessels desired, will be appreciated. Thanking you for your past cooperation in Navy Day' observance and trusting that San Luis Obis.bo continues in its interest in. the Navy, I am Sincerely yours:, a Il i1 , :Rear admiral , S. Navy. To the Honorable Mayor San Luis Obispo Nov 7th. 1927 and City Council . We the u.ndevgigned property owners- at ,the inter- section of Santa Rosa and Leff Sts.deeire to hate that part of intersection put in condition for this cowing Winter,so that it would be possible for the public to cross this intersection,and also to make it passible for traffdc. The condition of this intersection in. the Winter time is deployable,water rushing down from Santa Rosa an: Leff Ste-and cutting gullies in the street from 120 to 18" in depth,also collecting mud until it reaches the knees. We understand that this matter was. brought before the Honorable Council last Winter,but no action was taken,We believe this wort should be' done by the City without any expense to the property owners,in that vicinity- e1Z r_ _ C4 1130 cl� 46 5-40 i '.'�\Vu` � To the. Honorable., the_ Mayor and City Council of the City of San Luis Obispo. Gentlemen: Ne, : the enders igned, ovne.rs of property fronting on Buchon Street from Beach Stre.e:t . t.o Carmel Street, do hereby respectfully petition your Honorable: Board. to institute. proceedings; for the: improvement 'of such street. Such improvement. • to consist of paving said street from curb. to .curb and the.. construction. of curbs and addewalka. Such work to be done under the: Stre-et. Improvement .acts and the property owners to be given the opportunity to pay for such improvements over a period of ten years. Respe.ctf.ully submitted, L_ g a f � 1 ( ) y c oa Cl% a a Wa = P4 H Y H W - E4 � W H -o the T_.onorable the JOS/.rd of Trastees Of t'-le City of r Jr.3i Luis vbisioo : We , tf!e miersi.zned, .-esidei'!ts 2._1d �.io per'ty o'.-mers o.t' the City of 'San Luis Obis-no., State ' oz Ca—ifornia, :and of Phil .ips: `bddition: to: .Citty, .respectfull•y _ renuest that that ort ion of I7-e--rderson �'.<<e -sue iyiny betwee 1 �ere�r .�nC -ur-v- Streets , in said City, be orenel�. u.nOL ma.intja2_Zed as a Iublic street. for' 1 e use E;,r_d bel e.fit b the rlublic . Dated at t l:lii5 obis-o01fiila _._ai'GYt 27 tj h 192.t AA v 001 a. ,^J !f� � _�• �J���•w _ lam//{✓ice r&•.'�''� 'mac ,f^•�,r�" 'm a R 1 �� Y � 7r• `, rte¢ �.. .. . cll k � �1 San Luis Obispo, Cal April 12th 1928. to The honorable i.ia--or aild City Counsel of the City of San Luis Obispo, Cal.. Gentlemen:- Referring to delinquent taxes on lots 3&4 in Block 4 of `�Jeill' s Audition :-to the pity of San Zuis :Obispo: On .Sept '29th 1927 delinquent or back taxes in.amourit of 090.66 tiva$„paid to the City of San Luis Obispo on above lots, , Which was± believed to be the entire. amount in arrears. hater. i.t was . discovered. that the delinquency in taxes for;.the years 1925-26 in amount. of $7.15 vacs omitted by error, -whicYi s.tmll, $.tands on the ..ta.x books against,aforesaid lots. .. In asmuch .as a large amount of penalty -and. interest has already been settled for, and .in addition 'a large sum of delinquency in tax' has. been paid to the County, I respectfully petition.your Honorable. board- for. a cancellation of said 07;15 delinquent tax from the tax Books of said City. Respectfully submitted, Note : Above property is assessed under name of i4iaurice Breeze. vy 1.3 �1 �� ' � � I � a > � � � � � i� � � � �� � � p �� ,,'� The following is- a copy of the application made to the State: Board of Health., in pursuance-' of tha foregoing resolut. don:, towit: wCALIFORNIA: STATE. BOARD OF HEALTH Qppldcation from City of San Luis Obispo: organized. under. Freeholders: Charter To the STATE .BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE. STATE OF CALIFORNIA,:,' Sacramento, California: Pursuant and suhij ect. to all of the. terms., conditions : and provisions. of the_. Public..Health Act of the... State_ of California, approved bar ch 23.0 1907, ' and all amendments thereto, application is- hereby made. to said State Board of ,Health for a permit to' . construct and operate. sewer outfall- line- . Hardinge Clarifier. (shown on Sheet 10- of plans) and Sludge Digestion tank .(shown on sheet 5 of plans) -- all. work to b.e- new. -Dated, June.. 1, 1928 CITY OF- SAN LUIS'. OBISPO By L. F. Sinshe.imer Mayor of said City... Attest: San Luis Obispo, Cal CalT i e. M John City Clerk- San Luis: Obispo, Cal. " (Seal of the City of') (San Luis: Obispo. 0t=Jmo � car M K H'b w Fd 1-i 000m w H C+ P o 1-' Am F-J CD H P cr c- m iso 0 !. V Fl c+ 1 K NF 0 0 M CD cF P_c}K :° O'q i+ C S1- � � o m � + CD 0 C .. �� a Sen L.iais Obispo, California* January 8--I:3w7 To the Eonorable Mayor and Trustees of Sar. Luis Obispo. (7,alifornia, "fe the un iersigned property owners on Pacific St_reet. between the easterly line of Higliera Street to the westerly line of Santa Ross Street , do re9pectfi,11v petition your Honorable Body to .improve same with Cement Concrete side walks and Curbs, inhere sane do not , exist and tv rave same from curb to curb with unsurfaced Hydraulic concrete six -.( I' ) ' inches. in. thickness. ( Same mix as Marsh Street covering ) The above construction to .be performed under the ."Legislative improvement and Bond Acts 'of I9II and I9I5 y f providing a ten ( IO ) year ceri'od in which to pay. same. . I+e earnestly request the early consideration and action of your Honorable Body for trig improvement. Name Feet! Name Feet I{ ' �,..- I .. :'qJ ��. a __,_•„�,�,,v`, •.__/V _'� —•_ I Vf) ", e'' - �1 ,.. 3 /? 4, Let n ` j' _ I W111II.E-� Aqt-0 F-_e of � - y . jr E.4 .et, � � C� � ` leo ✓ a• ,+,,',�" •_ NameFeet Name I Feet Iar i I s 0j , f 4,-.6-s_�_ 1� 7 • � I 1 EW-H Zn E G*+ H ODj E E H cf-1 co 54i m V a w ri. a ) , \ ' 00. _ S /,t PAtrI2dG PACIFIC SUEET Vv Sail 11 .9 Obispo, Califo aitbo br.. .. .. To the uona p :. agar �Dd Citi;. Council �Qf tae City of ``,'in IJi D• -�— hereb aorubla �bodyYPst tic � y ,t kl�. rY�:is \.i-.•r• \�h•:�r Aj CN •\ ..,1� .-..,-. .-..�.�. �..• '- ----� - .. - � ... -- .'�: -- � - -�=moo .._� ... - .._a .. .. - ....., .. _. �a OF ` ` .- _ it _ �.. i��.��.- -, � - � _ 1r_ I 4 -C i .. � � . -. - - --. . , . ..Iii - - -- '� - -�-- - `._ �I - -- _� - � - i ----- ----- I r --'-----'-- _- - - --- --- -- ---- �_____�__ I - - i--------------- - i i_--- .. _ .. I _ _ I - '- - -�--�.� -- - ----- _. � --- -- --------..� -. __..J -_.-�.-__ _ . ' i� II .- _ .� i� _� i {`i �I 1 Z 27 - f I i i 94 -- -- i . �Ir I i ---! � CS-S IZZe1112 //9. �i _.. --�n7I �S SC��ef7T Oil/Vr/r� /oo . II - I. /a �L20 _ -Z-,,4.5 s, T / it I' I i I� I I i I . I I I l it I I I - I I I �I I I ii i i _-__ San Luis Obispo, Calif. Dec 149 1928. Mrs. Callie Me John, City Clerk, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Dear Ladam;- I herewith petition you to'ze-apportion assessment on part of Lflt 3 Block 42 at 1367 Mil atre9t; as r attached figures obtained. from City Eagineerta Office. _ Respectfully Yours, i �r . . .Q _.._ . .. � .. , .. .�. 1 ��1 1 � �� • � � F\ V 1 -- � � � � . . _ N �`:� � ., To the Honorable Mayor .and City Council of the City of San Luis. Obispo:. . Gentlemen' die , the undersigned,. being eithe_ .owners of property - fronting. on. the p.ubli.c. alley extending from Garden Street to Broad.. Street. in Block 86' ..of the City of San Luis Obispo, or othera specially interested in the free and unobstructed use of said alley,. do hereby respectfully pet.ition .the City Council to make and enforce_ some regulations: in reference to the park— ing of vehicles in such alley: As said alley is only fourteen (14) feet wide, we believe that an ordinance should be, passed which will absolutely . prohibit all parking in said alley and whidh- will. allow vehicles to stop in said alley for such time only as may be required to load or unload merchandise: and materials. Respectfully dubmitted,. e Qx f '.;...� ti r O � H U H H Hx w � w 4..0 4300 . :D J.0 0 30.00 295,00 5 .3.0 rl 1 5 10.0 0 4500 4.00. 4320 243 % 0 50.00 -.0 'J -.0 30 ƒ00 50.00 50.00 5520 7200 / 2 .4 8.0; 0 0.00 5 3' '00 I k0/ ± 1.300 4600 0,00 . . 3Jg0 0.00 .3.0 c i JL 0.0 ' 4b00 5 0.0 0 4 :0 lo .3.0 0 100.00 10 10000 13500 4 7.0' 0 5 .0 50.00 0.00 5800 92 «00 5-0).0 0 \ %0 § . & 0. 00ƒ\\ r 100.00 12 ±00 C.. 600. 100.00 1 0b % 714.00 To the Honorable., The Mayor and City Council of the City of'.,- San Luis Obispo. Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, being owners of property fronting on. Islay Street between High Street. and Toro Street, and on Toro Street between Islay Street and Buchon Streat, do hereby respectfully petition your honorable body to cause said portions of Islay. Street and. Toro Street. to be improved by paving such streets, from curb to curb, and constructing sidewalks and curbs. Itis our dewire to have such work done under thea Street Improvement Picts, the property owners to be given the optidi of, paying- for such work in cash or over a period of years. We desire the best possible pavement., consiatent with a reasonable cost, - but do not make any recommendation as to the exact type. The matter of the type of pavement is left .to the discretion of the Council or to . future conferences between the Council and the property owners. Respectfully submitted, Frontage.. aotl } 60 1,�V//_ vt_VNZI�� 4111 f i Apt V 4 �J V Of IF ( da c 50 LY � e ' de-o-,- r J • /6� f Frontage 4c _ So, %2: Front, 8ke ss Tho/Fron�oge 782/. 6.SFf Fro�lcrye sighedv�o .so2s8 Ff' � /� � o� Percen¢�rye sigr�e�v�o 64.2 0 . . ' ._ �i_.- �. _._. _.�_ �_ _ .._-.R-- -- - - -- .� P (: � 5' V ` � 1� Z �� . . � - ��' . , . _, a � _�. ,� � "� J _ . �. � � _ � . . � . �� � � _ __ � � u ,. �� `' • 1 �Y - _ .. -, ' y.l..� Z .. � � / d TO I H HONORABLE iA.AYOR IUVD CITY COUNCIL OF TMCITY .'OF SAN LUIS OBISPO: Gentlemen:- The undersigned citizens , residents and property owners of the City of San Luis, Obispo, -California, respectfully re-. present that there is great necessity for a bridge on Chorro Street, over Steiner Creek, in the City of San- Luis Obispo, and respectfully. petition that all necessary steps -be taken looking to the erection of a bridge at said point, R ZC� R�•/CP �t If T / J /:✓ �-�•LC�C.�� �' R`�+,jam, ; ,le C i�.�er /oal , �CIP ' ` e'er yn t • i 4 Office of City Engineer San Luis Obispo,Cal. Feb . 18, ' 1929 . ToThe honorable la-Aro-r and Council 4.,- of the City of SanLuis Obispo. Gentlezaen: Regarding G. Bridge across Sterner Creek at the Chorro Street crotisi:lf,.rI:_ fifty $0) foot bridge 6ulr, be required at this 'Ooint . Figuring on a .r.einforced concrete structure st-raip.-,, Girder design L—nd providing for a 28 foot driveway N!ould cost aproximately Gr-0-. .00 -- Aes-pectfullir submitted, City ngine - r. N.S LEWIN Hugh A.Wi to on C.F. VICKY6NDEN Va.Weed JOSRk S. ;3IRKY.E.�1I';RR V1.6 Reed JOS PATR N.S.Pe terson GBORGF; A. ISOLA Chr ii.Anh©lm FDtA141[ VAUDGIT JR, F.A.Fanning C' M.CARPIOTIfiR Floyd Cook mER0 MAIPTG J.H.Defostet A:d. SAUI R ' Otto r.Northy F.G,SAURA P.R.Christea en IRONNY V. JGMiSON Joseph Green M.LZYIN Condy Sada ' . H.Ca.GIR39N3'I.%LD Bennie J.Haley X.S.FRF,D URICK 'TRUST Herbert J.Tyler BY, JmH-W HA RINGTON TRUSTME 4.7.Nartin A.M.1ICAftTHUIR Ge®.L.Madison I�.®,MC AR THUR Z.F.'l i cht end c hl Di. XUZIa A•3-Amman S'R.CAS JOT,Dunlap. LAWRENCS AUSTIN ?Ire. N.J.Swinerton S,R.RODERSCIOTTI H. I.Sinerton Y.Gll S.J.cowe JOB GHIGLIOTTI C.N.1,eng G,A.SYTDFIt Geo. P.3eck J.I AND)MSON it.C.3 eu T,t':.GAZENLEAF Paul F..Kr iner J',�'.POtJi,S:�W• D.R.I3anan . U.IiAXPTG1d T".'.R.Crissey J'.Vol.FISH;iaR Wrtle R.Criasey F.aA.YLOR SMITH .I�yBon DR,N.J,SITIXLDS L.S. Trent JOHN NORTON Gee. -Anholm 'MHARLES E. FGXPhN P;Z.Vanf red i H,A.ANDFRS A Ger ans en N:1B.PAYDt$ SAx Tognaazini' VICTORIA DUCHI. J.C .James H`.LUIS VMSanderceck JATZ.S 11WATSON C.-J.Staith ADDISON CHONG N.Rossi �.ltEt IB I�I,D C.G.Dar 1 ing 01 c,03 1 EVA �S+�.7�ALIFISD �Cy.L*S/CHdU��LTZE . 1R.B.IICIIANUS W.A.R I CHARDSON. John Gljigliotti Yrs- U.J.Castro 3'ri1"ickenden %uee ie Wa6rden To the Mayor and City Gounc. l of the City of San Luis Obispo. Gentlemen: We,. .the undersigned, being the: owners of property fronting on High Street between Higuera and street, do hereby respectfully petition the .C.ity Council. to cause such street to be. improved by constructing curbs and by paving said street from curb to curb. w All. such work to be done under the provisions of the Street Improvement acts and the property owners. to be given the option of pay— ing for .such work . in. cash or :aver a period of years,. No request is: made fora.ny particular type of pavement but we desirea substantial. pavement. consistent with a. reasonable cost.. The particular. type. of paveuien.t is Left to- the discretion of the .Council or to, further conferences between the Council and the- property owners. Re s.p e c tf ully submitted,. Fronta e r dd , Zl 1 `, 6 `d / ni 73 • L V ` E Cf / 00 /e / o SAN LUIS ICE &'COLD STORAGE CORPORATIONe ( ) Fro�lafe S9o7eal=✓ �9 ReecenAlf woo • s Ej CO 4 x a� V1 P4 � a H a w � v� To' the Mayor. and City -Council. of the- City of S"an. Luis: Obdspo.. ,Gentlemen:: We.,, the undersigned,. being the owners'" of property fronting on mbEfOam. Stre.e.t_ be tween ` s.tre.e t,, and §2A—_10_� s.tree.tr do. hereby .re.sp,e:ct:fully pet.i.tion the City. Council. 'to cause such street to be improved by constructing curbs:, and by pavi.ng. said street from curb to curb.. i All such work to be done under the 'provisions of the a-tree.t improvement acts: and the property owners t-o begiven the option of paying for such work in cash or over a period of years.. No requestis:.maade. for any particular type of pavement, but. we, desirea substantial pavement: consis.te:nt' with a reasonable cos.t.. The particular type of pavement is left to the discretion of the Council or to further conferences between the Council. and the property owners. Respe:ctfull.y subm tte.d., - = . .FROM TAGE_ . . -. . 77 l� E ) �V 1(j `FRONTAGE, C ) C } -?t'RONTAGE ' � � � � � � � I , I �w,grr■y,r. I IM•rr.rr.nr...r.r..r � rrr� • � u■ m w i.�ar � � �.' w:.rrw.uwr r■ ■ `� • • nr rr.wrwa■....■I n Ilrr, . ■ ■ • o..nrr•a ane wrr nllwr • f __ � � � � � i � � �� �� � � �� ,� `' To the Mayor and- City. Council of �the City of San Luis. Obispo.. Gentlemen: We ,. the undersigned,. being the- owners: of property fronting on Leff Street between, .High Street and 0&4stree:t, do- hereby respectfully petition the. City Council to cause such street to be improved by construct-ing .curbs , and by •paging .said street from curb to curb... All.> such. work to be. doneunder the provisions of the street improvement acts- and the property owners to be given the option of paying for such work in cash or.—over a; pe.ri.od . of yearn. No r.e.queat .is made for. any particular type. of pavement, but. we desire a substantial pavement consistent with a reasonable cas:t.. The. particular type. of pavement is left to the discretion of the Council or t.o further conferences between the Council and the property owners. Respectfully submitted.,. /^ Frontage } �7r ^A_ Fro .e: 1 1 ro (. JA-� C 1 • .• r 1 1 jiirontaae ) H -- J EH H �V . l.:'� v!'�� _ �:. •+ ...C.1•. .. '': :T,(.:: id�. .+.a •.� Ji~:µ C'... + .. !':'- - r•.ry •,:(-. emelt' -. �Lr <1.� ' ... -..._.{.. ,1. . iI �s .. +4 • - .-. !•tib:. .. ... • �� .. ... :,. •.L°• ._... ....:G '-tip_ � "'�.;. a,,•�dS.�:.�' :t:'_. +'.i: .1•: �:7 San Luis .Obispo, Calif. April 13, 1929 The Honorable..:ayor.,and Councilmen, City Of San Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo, California. ` Gentlemen:. It has come to our attention that there is'.:a need fors a Community ionic Grounds and as it is the purpose`,of our 0116 , to promote.matters of oommunity betterment we hereby; make-:appli- cation and ask permission to arrange and improve &','pablio picnic grounds in 'Reservoir Cariyon,:whioh property is own04by. the City of San Luis Obispo. -All expense. in7olved in arranging this modern .pablio picnic grounds is to be paid by'the giwanis Club of San Luis Obispo, the improvements, pat in will include. barbecue •pits, tables, benches, gaPbage receptacles-;• lavitories, eta. It is our desire to -do this work under the. supervision of the City Engineer so that the oity water supply obtained from this canyon will be properly Safeguarded. Wedesire and ask for; the cooperation and suggestions of your Honorable •bode in carrying out this'project. Yours very truly, Kiwanis Club of San Luis Obispo, a . By R R. Nicholson, President. f1, 4V dY'✓ City Council `of the City of San Luis Obispo; San Luis Obispo, California. Gentlemen: Vile, .the undersigned,. property -owmers onA_` o Street, between " and Streets; hereby petition your Honorable Body to 'grade' to 'the" official grade and gravel ;to a depth of inches, more or lee's, that portion of Street between said and Streets,' at a cost to said: property otvners of not to exceedand each of us .hereby ..promises to p.ay..to said "City on completion of said .work to the,.satisfactionof the 'Superintendent 1of Streets and demand. -by `said City, that •"portion of the totel actual cost of said work which the frontage< of. property owmed by . him respectively fronting on: the Line of said. work., bears- to the total frontage along the line of said work* '' Dated this JeiCa day of 192 r� r.. �I • s°' V Y. HRA.'DQMRTERS, 1RTIONAL GULRD TRAINING Com, 40M DIVISION, San Luis Obispo, 0alifornix. July 109 1929. Er. L.F. Sinsheimer, mayor of the City of San Luis Obispo, San Imis Obispo, California. B�y.der Bir. Siash®imers A representative of your Chief of Police called yes- terday to tell me that men of my command have anoyed people by rudeness or other bad conduct on the streets of the town, and to ask that I extend the Military Police to the main streets of the city. I as very sorry to learn that my men have been so grossly ungentlemanly and I am taking steps to prevent further misconduct, and am p]scing Military Police on Ybnterey and Higuern Streets. The Chief sent word also that my Provost Guard on duty in the "out of bounds" area, between Mill Street and. Olive and south of Santa Rosa, bad drawn complaint by challenging or halting a respectable citizen passing through this quarter. My orders to the Provost Guard limit their action to officers or men of this command found in this area, and they are instructed to enter no house and pay no regard to the behavior of any civilians, unless civilians should attempt to interfere with them in the discharge of their duty. Such civilian interference is a misdemeanor by the laws of this State, which further authorize the officer in charge to put such a civilian under detention. By Provost Officer is order d, in such a ease, to arrest the offender and talm him to Police Headquarters mhere. I will, if necessary, appear against him. I am having considerable difficulty in keeping the men of this camp out of bootleg joints and brothels in this locality - but I hope the measure putting the worst part of town out of bounds will meet the main difficulty. Sincerely yours, David P. Barrows, Major General, Commanding. ROOMS 14-15 TELEPHONE 1223 SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK DLDG. A. H. BRAZI-I. ATTOELNEY-AT-LAN' SAN LUIS OBISPO,CALIFORNIA August 27, '1929. Mr. Louis Sinsheimer, Mayor , San Luis Obispo , California. Dear Sir I have been informed by one of the Officers of the Police Department of San Luis Obispo , that you refuse to appear in the Police Court . of our City, to answer to a traffic tag issued for the violation of our Overtime Parking Ordinance. In view of the fact that you personally in- formed me that this ordinance should be strictly enforc- ed without regard to standing of the offender, plus the fact that you had previously made an appearance for a first violation, I have extended to you every reasonable courtesy and consideration, believing thit you would respond to the summons placed upon your car by one of the officers. Having failed to make an appearance either per som lly or through counsel, and having infcarmed ole of the officials of the court that you do not intend to make an appearance before this court , I am. forced to decide which of three plans should be adopted. This case can be dismissed and taken off the docket; an order to show cause can be issued; or assuming that the policy of enforcement has been reversed treat every subsequent offender in the same light and postpone consideration of all violations until such time as you render yourself amenable to the jurisdication of the court and its orders. Under the circumstances presented , the third course has been decided upon, and I therefore advise you that until such time as you voluntarily appear before this court in answer to the cizarge pending no further cases under the Ordinance in quest-ion will be considered. I have set Tuesday morning August 28th, at 10:00 A.M. as trm time for taking up this matter. I will make it a point t:; be in Court at that time, s ours , Tu ice Co �- �- a � `� 9a9 � � � � ° �� �� �� � -�� `� � l 1 � � � �� � � � � �� � � � � � San luis Obispo, Calif. ,- November 27th, 1929. TO THE H01TG%%Ul ME KLYOR' AIM CGUs1CI1 OF THE CITY CF SAN LUIS 03ISPO, CAIIF- 'CR%;I e 6e signed re gidents and tax payers of the City of San Luis Obispo -hereby respectfully urge that. ,ripomo Street, from 1:11arsh Street. toIIir�terey and Dana Streets is now and for years has been. wholly business property except the Hearn and Tullman properties wh=ich are part business and pert residence property; that the ,City Council b 'its action compelled the-1--pavementof ralm; 111pomo and Dana Streets imposed such cost upon the Genter property at thLe corner of ivipomo and Dana Streets as to make said property too expensive 'o 'be pur- chased- or used for residence. purposes by other than people of exception-. al means; that the City or; San Luis Cbi.spo needs payrolls; that to secure payrolls every encouragement should be given to induce ente.-r- prises to locate here; and t.i]at in our judgmeut Harmony Creamery Association should be allowed to build on said property. And we respectfully petition that you grant their application_ for s building permit so to do. Citizen Bu e s s fVb� 'Jjf/f .3 !1 ♦ w ._..�.- S� f <,e , Al .i oq� xo � 41 W C Y � "'o N r - Ste`._ .. . .. �r� e 107 0 �9� ® ., �� �_ . kL ;.s �t SSB. Ixis Obispo-, Calif-,., November 27t- be 1929. TO THE HONORABLE 1WA70R ADD COURCID 0p THE CITY OP SAR LUIS +OBISM CALIF— Tine under-sigaed resi4ents anal tea payers of the City Of San Luis Obispo hereby respectftiZllg urge that 111pomo Street, from•31arsh Street to Monterey anal Dans Streets Is. now and for years has been wholly business property accept the Hearn and Tallman propezUea which are part buoinese and part residence- property; that the City Council by its action compelled the pavement of palm, Hlpomo and pane Streets Imposed such cost upon the -4enter property at the corner of Ripomo and Dana Streetaa as to make said prcperty too .eaapensive to be purr. chased or used for residence purpoeas by other than people of exception.-. al tans; that the City of San Luis Obispo needs payrolls that to sere payrolls every en.aouragement shoug4 be given to induce enter.. prises to locate here,. and that ih our judgment Harmony Creamery Association should be allowed to build on said property* And we reoppectftlly petition that you grant their .applivatfon for a. 'building permit so to do, Citizen Businesas a , 0, �LtiL_j 0 ��AI Son LUIS ObI00i, Califs 9 90rimber 257th, 1929. 10 rTHE HL�GRABIE MYOR "MMCIL OF HE OnV OF S,eaaA LUB 10BIS209 CALIF OIR 9 D.a The underslgned rosidente and tax piers of the Cit? of Sttn Luis Ctispo hereb.7 resp.ectfullg t rgc that 94014® 3treat: itom marsh Street to E1onte"7 ansa s?aua .Surer is-.113 .ao-. ltd' .dog. : ,beta been whol2. business property c=cept the Hearn and Ttllmt properties Jahich are Part business and part residence propertyl that the 'Clt7 c0=011 by..its aetion compelled the pavemqnt 0 P93m '. 111pomo .and Iia Streets LLTOse': sacb cost ' POn the Conter P ert8 at taxa QG=er of I3ipomo and Dana Streets as to make said property toh empensive to be purd chased or Used for residence purposaa by other thfan p®opio 0i9 e=eptLon. al mems; that the City of san Inis 13blepo noods payrolls; tbut to e©cure PO4mo.11s every encouragement should be given to Induce utter. prisee to lawte hemi, and €het in or ju8gmaht garmarW Creamery Association should be allow to build on Sala property, �d we respeotftl.ly petition that you remit thou application for a build ilig permit so to 40. 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