The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-30
TACOMA NEWS.
Saloon Limits New saloons
Brfdg. ta lse Given the CITY.


TACOMA, Dee. 80 The meeting OF
the council this afternoon was at.
tended BY every member and the till
OF fare provided for their discu Jon
was bath long and tcmltine 4
number ~ ladies were present. with
memlers 81 the i4aW and Order society.
10 urge upon TIE council the necessity
OF limitiHg the granting of saloon
license Ia the business streets
Allen G. Mason proposed 60 make the
oity pfeaent OF t0-f8ut bridge. A
strong Temon~tfance was made against
granting saloon license for the sturt
of Chief of Police Thomp.ou, and the
W00lstO water works ordinance was
up Tor third reading besides other
matters OF more OF less Importance.
LIMITING SALOON tIcSsEs.
The judiciary committee OF the
council presented the ip'laWing report
The judiciary committee recommend
that the limits for granting saloon
licenses vi hin this city should be lin
tied 10 the nos known disiri { or
streets 10 sit From the section line
between Thirty-hrst and Thirtv-see-
ond stIeei; Second street Ia Starr
street. in the FIRST ward; on & street.
AAhfh ANthsAA "AAtt~ " NAtit't etfkl AVENUE i.
on Railroad = Get, tom seventh
street to lUiirr-un avenue; on Pacific
avenue, from seventh street 20 Puvri-
lnp avenue; on A trcet fcum seventh
30 Tcuih streets. and that no licenses
for saloon, he granted on any street
outside OF the limits above stated. ex-
cepi for a hotel or for a hui, iug used
as pubic resort and So accepted hy
the majority OF the resident -owners ia
the same block or Immediate vicinity
j VI SrEut.
20. A. CairINs."
The matter Was di-Cu~se,i nc some
length. Hnram said the better plan
60 adopt would he Ia las all appiya-
sions for liquor licenses over tar two
weeks to allow tiNe Tor the present r.
Lon Of rempnstrauC.s Ii the people
OF any neIghborl sod wanted a saloon
In their midst t5ev should lee allawas.
% have r.
M8, o. Drum critiei eel the wordina
Of The report hy gcmsrkiuE vhr .n p.
opinion 8H saiuuHs were pabie lla,ps
j T. Hon. hloa Nas opr-ase,j 80 an,
~ h resolution hen- passed, o, Ih,
council had aiN rs -howu it>el
abundantly able and willing Ia protect
the RESIDENT. uj the eity.
Col. Steele remarked that auy Other
council Hu htaG>o c3mpo -r,l ot mean
bers more Wicked than 81, friend.
The report was adopted and g Citt
attorney was authorize 90 prepare Z
new ordinance on the whole QUESTION
OF granting liquor licenses and inror.
porate the above Restrictions therein
orrosEp ~ riE tgogNsE
a remembrance signed hy an rsst
PAYERS oi the Tai-d varJ AGAINST int
granting OF . Saloon license on aha
property ~ Chief OF Police Thompson
was read.
Xinram stated thst tAc petitioner.
were opposed B. having taC Ecrn-s
granted because Shore wsrc airra ia
enough saloon Ira thc neghbofhsud
and they were CROW ding out other
business, He hal refused ca lg. Id.
own adjoining property for a ~sloou
though Offered ara advance az SN pei
month Ia the reuJ5t. and ID tbis ljcen~s
were granted ho would have uc alter
native, with q Saloon ou each 3 h. al
him, but q iet his place t10. FOE
saloon,
After much diseu SION SIZE matter
was referred to tar committee on
health ana polite.
NEW 4E,Er otFr.
4 oommuuieau1u from AVrn t.
Mason was READ, .a oaieh Nt Mason
oifurea 90 build IS .ust arl5.r -rrs-,
the ga,eh ou I ,tseri. i8 j'gtS.e, p a,3.
dttion g. facoHa, Provided use c5ty
would seep IL in f-r-r aa sss,t hH
90 erect an arch over bearing the ln.
serip'ion, Presented 70 the tsiy Of