Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-09

A~&A&08 1oOD
FsrpAr, Feb. 8, 1854.
Council met pursuant TO adjoorn0ent-
Prsoeut-Councilmsn Clancy. Day, Nc.
Donald, Keenan,, Wustho6, Nofthup and
Rasin.
MAYOR Strive being absent from the
eitv. Couucilman Rasin vas appointed
aoting Mayor. 70 ssrvs during such at
oo00e.
PETITIONS kDCKIvKD.
From Phillips d Frsdericks. for per
mission 70 dump earth at the FOOT OF
Marion street. Granted.
From u. c. Townsend e al. for
opening Eleventh and Harold streets.
Rsferred.
From Gordon Hardware Company.
for changing sewer at the foot OF Cherry
street. Change ordered made.
From c. l.. Odds ct al, for opening
Lake street. Petition granted, and
Street Commissioner instructed TO OPEN
said street.
From A. r. Turner. Offering his ser
vices A. janitor for Courthouse.
HHPokrs RECEIVED.
Prons Treasurer. on Pine street grade
and Battery street sidewalk. Referred.
From Health Officer, for three months
ending January 3, 1884. Referred.
From Surveyor. submitting grade els
vations on Battery street. Referred.
From Judici sry COMMITTEES, on A;tor-
ney's report. Adopted.
From Judiciary COMMITTEES, recon-
mending the taking up Of the warrant
held By D. Horton d Co. on second.
Third and interesting street grades.
Ad .pted. aud Treasurer instructed TO
pay said warrant out of city fund.
From Committee on lnciines, recon
mendinu the extension Of inclines.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Licenses we're granted to Blanchard d
smith 70 retail Henry ". Hull, retail ;
T.. Gruff, retail Louis Sylvania, retail
John Feigh, retail; ihOmas Smith, re
tail; Flynn d Henderson, retail ; A. +.
Hill, retail; Smith d Farrsr. retail ;
Fred. 6asch, grocery Charles Ross.
grocery Asg. Wolf, grocery.
The applications Of Margaret Sulli-
van and O'shea d Parent were reject
ed.
The memorial asking Congress 70
authorize the bui ding Ut the ship
canal came up, whereupOn the follow
ing resolution vas unanimously adopt
ID:
be il resolved by tie Common Coun-
ell of the City Of Seattle, Washington
Territory, that We hereby concur in a
certain memorial from the Chamber Of
Commerce Of this oity, dated February
l8, 1884, approving the bill pending in
Congress, 70 aid the Warrington Im-
proyemont COMPANY in the cOnstruo-
ton Of canals in this county.
The claim Of L. n. Robbins ON the
Are fund 10 the amount Of SIS was Or
Ordered that the Chamber Of Com
merce be and they are hsrsby author
lied to use the Council Chamber for
their meetings.
Ordered that the plans and speoifica-
tions heretofore submitted DO approved,
and the clerk be instructed 10 advertise
for bids for the cistern at the corner OF
Third and Battery streets.
The ordinance providing for 4 janitor
for the City Hall WAS referred to the
Judiciary COMMITTEES.
The Street Commissioner WAS In
struoted to make a crossing ON Madi-
son street.
Ordered that a gas light be placed at
the corner Of Second and jackson
streets.
The Committee on Public Buildings
rejected the petition Of A. +. Turner for
appointments ~ janitsr Of the Court
House. Adopted.
The City Clerk WAS instructed to pro-
cure tax roll for 1884 also books for
the registration Of voters.
Ordered that q COMMITTEES be appoint
cd 10 consult with the City Attorney,
and submit an ordinance 70 provide for
vaoating the oetnetery in North Seattle.
Referred to the COMMITTEES on Public
Buildings, Property aud Grounds.
The Committee ON Sewers recon-
mended the construction of brick sewer
IN, Mill street. RecOmmitted, with in
stf0ctions to report by ordinance on
next Wednesday evening.
Ordered that warrant for $3.50. on
Madison street grade, be delivered to
FrahM d 6impSOn.
An ordinance to appropriate money
TO pay audited bills vas adopted.
The Clerk Was instructed to publish
in all the daily papers Ordinance No.
l8G.
Ordered that the matter Of q pest
house be referred to the Committee on
Public Buildings.
Adjourned till Wednesday evening
next.