The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-08

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. report from chief Of Police Mitchell
10 Chairman AeGonahs Of -. sfres. ,5sf.,
CON 3D. Bee, was rea8 stating fhat al Ssf4sr-
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i19i Z IRON, 20 Ninth. The Council decided
- nave the amounts for lighting Saah
streets, when they were nor lirhtes da
quoted from the gas e0mpauy. bin. the
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THE w&rga sUppLY.
Manager Edwin shepard. u the sDeng
Hill water soT paHy explained Is 40
e''aacai whst Changes might be made
Pf0Hfaniy to the wHter hyArant system {a
TIE Providence hospital 4iffnitv NJ
stated that ne WIS present more 10 obtain
saFlee from the council a. - = hxt rf5tvEf
be TIE best way 70 connect the hyiifaa.s -
TIE Dill with the water supply rather than
= otleF any suggestions. Tee Minor tank
nhs capacity Of Is nsss gallons ka sslA
sHt tle least xnRBtsfe II wafer II cutlld h.
used with would be IS 600 gallons. Iu oase
OF Gre, which woaia bring the watar
SUPPLY of tbs Minor tank down 10 MS. il
would keep onlE two inch streams running
foF about az hour ard n half, and Il
@Ould require all Of that time 10 get IN,
PUMPS running a. the reservoir. The
question was II il would not he advisable.
10 haFe the kydraufs q. Fifth aud Coiura-
bia and seventh and Columbia streets
connected with the Minor tank. aud those
~ Fiith and spring aud sixth ant Madfton
with the third street main. After eonsid-
cradle discussion Councilman Greene
moved that all bydfanfs north Of Fifth
street be supplied from the Minor tank,
@nite those on tifth street be fed from tho
Third street main.
This proposition carried easilv. As NJ
Sheppard explained il, this viii now ena.
bic the nre department 20 bring 10 play
upon any tire quick streams with heavy
pressure, through the hose from the hy-
drants al Seventh aud Columbia and sixth
and Madison. while there viii be an annie
supply, when the steamers arrive, from the
hydfants on Fifth and Columbia and Fifth
aad Spring
PErITIoxs
From ]. A. Faleher. for permission TO nut
canvas awning eight feet square on LOT s,
block 6, Boren & Denuy's addition To be
used as candy stand. the premises being
on the east side Of Second street between
seneca and University streets Referred
to committee on fire aud water
From John sexton, for rebate of taxes
upon personal property assessed at $3.50
aud not the property Of petitioner Re
ferred 10 Judiciary committee.
szfFOm Mrs. Mary l.. Damon and others,
for change OF sidewalk on the narth side
% Fifth street between Marion and Madi-
not been properly constructed. Referred
10 committee on streets
From Charles Baker aud Others, TO plank
Front street, between Battery aud Cedar
streets. Referred o committee on streets.
From : =. SGrenson, for a sidewalk Oh
Spring street between Second and Third
streets. Referred to committee on streets,
From Engine Company 80 . for horse
hose cart Referred 70 committee on
Gre and water.
From Chief of Police Mitchell asking the
council to ratify the appointment Of
Special oaicer Jackson, vice Special
Officer Edward Young. resigned. and for
instructions a. to the appointment Of
successor 70 Officer J. W Hut, resigned.
Referred to committee on health aad
police.
From William L. Mounijoy for com
pensation for injuries received fs0m fail.
Ing through sidewalk on second street on
September 2sth. while In the employ 81
the city, his collar bone being broken.
Referred to the Judiciary committee.
From Albert King, asking that assess
ment of 1855, erfoneously recorded against
him for personal property, be stricken
from the record. Referred to the city at
torney.
From George Dorifel. and others, asking
for the removal Of fences obsFucting Ken
ny street, between NH and Main streets
Referred 10 committee on streets.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Committees reported a. follows.
From the Judiciary rejecting. under the
FIRE limit ordinance, the petition Of James
Davis and Cts Bots for permission to erect
two small cabins within the Gre limits
Adopted.
From the Judiciary. rejecting petition Of
Anton Iomhaytiiue to construct a frame
dwelling, for the same reasons Adopted
From the IRE and water, recon mending
that petition Of James Lowdeu for permits
SION 10 erect a wooden awning on his
building on Mil street between south
Third and Fourth streets, be grated
Adopted.
From the same. recommending granting
OF petition OF .. n, Morse for permission
20 cut door In the side OF the Arlington
hotel, Adopted.
From the same. recommending the petit
ton OF A. L. Palmer for permission to
move two partitions in his frame bailding
on South Third street near Mil street.
Adopted
From the same. rejecting petition Of
George kinneaF and Others for change of
FIRE limits So as 10 move the line of iire
limit GU blocks IL aud -, Maynard's plat
north to Main street Adopted.
From the city attorney. rejecting the
claim of George V sapdsburr, contractor,
for sooi4 for removing l2.02s ards of earth
ceessioned by continuous slides while
opening and grading Mil sire from
Fourth 10 Williams street Adopted
From street lights, gran ting petition OF
g. ;. Dudley aud others for street light A.
the corner OF Thirteenth and Howell
streets Adopted
From committee on streets. tabling the
petition of W b. Bird for the opening aud
grading OF Milford street from Jackson
southwark two blocks. Adopted.
From the same, granting the petition Of
Hall 4 Richie, contractors, who have
graded South Eleventh street from MN "a
Lane street. for their compensation, except
50 much as the council shall deem u
proper Ia retain IS . guarantee
Tor the restoration Of the sidewalk The
rains have moved the sidewalk for dis
lance Of % or IS feet, aud IL viii be impos-
sible 10 restore the walS until the rain
shall have ceased. With the exception ul
this sidewalk the contractors have com
pleied their contract Adopted,
monthly REPORTS.
The following reports for November were
read and accepted
Chief Of police Number Of arrests and
charge
Drunkenness q
Drunk and disorierly -
nisordeeiy conduct y
Fighting Is
Theft Il
Assault and battery g
Carrying concealed weapons II
Nagrancy 81
soliciting prostitution on street
selling liquor To Indians
Animals impoun3esi Is
Fast driving ..-..... /
nisrerutabie persons removed fnom city
limits q
Assault with deadly weapon 81
Wife beating
Indecent cxpesure
money under false prctenses !
From Justice II. F. Jones, tines col
iertsd. s3Sa 10
FROM justice y sodeyberg. fines col
leSted. SlQa s.,
NtsCKILASEoCs MATTERS
verbal report was mste by the In
dietary committee on the petition 81 { II
asking tha; Joseph MeNsusht
re appointed appraiser for south Eleventh
stree, in plscc - u II. Lewis The coD-