The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-07

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that he hefss1 Il xoaiS r1s te Essisr
starss THAI i Vas the HcBgfEs0n from
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esns3ernnesd the Esh- Fish, fre-h o.
d1cavesi. Mas not 10 very Offensive q
him. Thee fisfserrsssn had eosDe her
to e-stasAls-n q tszsaness, and he tssaugh
rbey should be treated fair. az least
Islsix woand ap the debate by spesk
lHx Of tie Necessity OF being c@1tsoS
IN sssesl eases. and the naoflsa % Fefss
- committee pTsrzsies.-
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pIzfats hal heea mae sfy9af u
iissmpsng ground used ~ the essy
that mar sss employed % keep saa'
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tho stencil SIS certainly bogrlsse
1bre4ts hA,i tsen Ess4Ese q eaHanifa'
the city. He recommended the niasaZi
ins Of a cremzs5-y ~ once Siis
thought it wonsa s2xe truHste-
Mr. Isasfhesf. = bo iSyss IL the sit'sfs
q the dulmp made bret spesca s
the efert saat she city was nf1ks-g
&c spool * bis yard, ~ % SPEAK. Asls
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would get ga. an injunction On Mon
DAY.
CITY Engineer Rean stated that III
ysatssial issg bnsidiay sewers could moi
81 hal half zs f4st &s i vas required
Work wzs rlaanea aox for 500 feet
aasl he hezrsi 81 Pefitsssss being PIE
pared on every hand Tor more, 20
9hirh the HFopsrty owners wotald pay
and il should be done AZ esce- Tbs
city ought % be laying 1fn feet pei
week. sbise they cgead not get mors
than 10 q fls3 feet.
The usatter was referred % q com
mittee with iastfuers0ns 10 eoafei
Sita the company making the pspe, &
zee what might he done
The health and police committee re
ported that, III view ~ the prevalence
% sickness extraordinary pSec4gtioa.
shDaid be taken for cleanliness, and
ho1seholders warned to keep theiI
premises clean; that the sewerage was
being pushed a. rapssig r. possible
They recommended also the enlarge.
nnent OF the city Jail aud the appoint
nsent Of a police officer for Tacoma
avenue.
The report vas adopted. save tbs
Tacoma avenue policeman feature
whish Eas approved by J. y. Hough-
ton - unnecessary.
A communication from J. NJ. Buck
lev called attention 20 The fact that 4
tax Of 1916 % hal been levied on the
lots belonging 10 the railroad COM
pauy on which the station i built
that this vas exempt from taxation
teiBg part Of The right of way, etc
aud that the notice was given q
save the expense oi sale for eoliec.
ton.
The matter WIS referred 10 the city
attorney, whO said he vas ready t. re
port At once; that this was not taxa
ton but an assessment for municipa
Improvement, for which the railroas
company was as liable rs any iadi
vidaai
The council preferred thai the oiiJ
attorney give his opinion in writing 8
the next meeting.
Two more bnoys for the bay wer,
recommended By the committee Z
which Il was referred, ami the matter
was referred % a committee 10 taxi
steps 10 secure them.
The street committee reported ;
resolution 10 the effect that all pro
Greetings had aud done for condemn
ing the opeaing of q street to North
First he abandoned.
Tom Carroll begged leave % speas
as a resident OF that street.. lie saia
the street was ths only drive through
the city to the First ward that it va.
open al bat few rods ami that i
should be- opened all the way. ana
that i would be a great wrong not Il
10 20. He spoke very warmly fol
some time, saying the pEoDei typhoid
err OF 81 street. demand tssis.
Mr.. Coughran. from the commit
tee, said thai b eat the street through
would spoil the grades OF the Annie
Wright seminary, which was Just now
getting on 10 a good footing and needed
the ground for more buildings which
they were contemplating nov.
The resolution was passed unani
mousiy.
Mr.. Doolitile made complaint Of ar
error in the grade at North Fourth
AAANt a. rNANEN-a ST. tftttA 1aAAA Atlkt
him there was an error in cross-ses
t.oning to his books thers
should he bat three feet, hut The grade
stakes required cut OF nine feet Mr.
Bean, when called upon, said he had
been IN error, il seemed. ard the mat
ter was referred 30 the street commit
tee. % effect a change il proper.
Resolutions wer0 passed 20 improys
the following streets. Fourth street
from starr 10 Megaryer. aud both q
and + streets from Salth 4 gsutv-firs,
street to Byri's aiditiaa.
Petitions were received for the i'm.
praTement of several other streets.
Electric lights were recommended
for Seventeenth street at the eorner al
Z and II. Takona ayenae. Yakims
avenue and J street. and AZ 4 and
Twelfth streets. Referred 90 com.
nlitee
Sterile sNgg1 ted that the eifv "a
ahead aud h4ild = wharf at Fi;teentl.
street. AM & shs raiiruaa tomuzny
tateFlerAa. tbs ma ter waui soon H.
adjusted ia court
iielFht9n apd Ga1rhran objected e.
taat Cparse. Ssyiag that the gitF should
engage ample legal counsel aud pro.
coed according u advice.
Stec'e remarked ihaf il looked q,
tbuagh oufe mgabess were sfrtis o.
the railroad company
At this EiaEagan replied rather
warmly that be did uol wish any
metsacr 60 make Snch an ips.nuatlon
Nsjh regard IN him.
No ., tlon was taken
The ordinance REQUIRING ssicoas %
close az midnight an / renaaia 80 anti
6 a. NJ vas read a third tine aud
passctl. The rcnslty Is a tine az $40 -
500 for each uMtnFc.