The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-22

or calling. frss hour. four or iers prrxsn~ -
each additional hour. 81 -, for ehillsref
tetseeu and II yesrz. half fare. Eetreer
midnight and 8 .. N one half farr ers-s
may Be coiieeted. and these rates al 49,
apply 10 the hiring Of hacks for f,~fIs =. :
ties and fheafers. when special r1sss-a..s.
are male Printed NOTICES shorinw ~
f = q fare must be conspicuosisiy posted
ANIMALS krSxrxs AT LsRsK.
An ordinance prohibiting animals nm
hing ., large within the following sraifE
N2s adopted. Commeacinx NJ the wezs
enc o. Depot street. taenec east 4, Ninth
street thence south through the heirs N
sarah A. Bells second addition to HoweIi
stsett, thence south on the line OF Mn.
street through the Terri addition n Mr.
street, thence 10 south Tenth street h.
Dearborn, thence west on Dearborn ssr,er
70 The shores Of Elliott bay. thence on TIE
sngre line 70 the place of 6nglnninx. The
orasnaafe provides for impounding and
setting animals found uniawfully running
at Large.
PETITIONS AND EENox~TRAxrEz
From W. II. cowse. for uerrnisssan q.
raise and move n wooden building IN fhe
rear Of premises on the east side 81 sonth
second street near Washington Referred
Prom the Puget sound improvement
company, &sklfg that ordinance No. So
relative 70 the widening Of Second street.
committee,
From W. ?. Dearborn. asking that the
name Of Cedar street, IN Bella fffth add
iion. be changed 50 a. nst 70 conflict wtsh
cedar street IN Ter3's frst addition. Re
FROM the Puget sound Improvement
coinnany. asking for the pianking OF Sec
oild street from Mil 70 Marion Referred
ffein 81. keaser, for permission 10 raise
the sidewalk ON Terraces street. Referred
FROM w. w. Burritf and cthera. for a
sewer IN Virginia street. Referred 10
sewer committee.
Prom ". Copeland Ct al, for a drain
ditch on Tenth street from Howell IA,
Depot. Referred 10 the street e0nnnitten.
From Taomas X Hughes et al, for the
opening and grading 81 tire alley in block
Of u. i. Maynard's plat Granted
From A. 4. Denny, for a sewer IN block
-. A. a. DeDny's plat, 10 connect with the
Union street sewer. Referred
FROM g. X. Beedc for permission TO
stretch 6 canvas sign on Front street, oIs-
liable.
From the city surveyor submitting slight
changes OF the grades on Wall street at The
corner OF Fourth, and On Eighth street.
neaf Harrison Approved,
From John Christ, regarding the filing
ierred 20 the street committee
From Angus Mcintosh 81 al, for the ex.
tension OF Front street through block s. OF
Maynard's plat. 20 Washington street
From T. andJ. Quigley. for permission to
blast earth on Wall aad Tenth streets.
Granted
FROM Margaret Sullivan. asking to have
her property secured from damage by the
Fifth street grade recently ordered Re-
fesfei
From r. II Peterson and Others. for the
opelsi..- of the alley extending from Mil
10 Washington street through block Is.
Msynerd's plat. 50 as ts permit traffic by
tealnK. oefsrred,
Fran. II. =. Frahm, asking that the city
attorney ~ once take steps 10 enforce the
collection Of all unpaid assessments on
Battery. Ninth and south Fourth streets
The petitioner also stated that he would
hold the city responsible for all damages
he mas suffer on account of the failure OF
the city 70 collect the assessments, as be
holds script on those streets. Referred 10
The city attorney, who stated that suits had
beea commenced on all Of the streets re-
ferred 70. but could not be pushed until
district court judge should arrive.
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 petition from Julia Z. Kennedy, super
in;eHtent OF schools. Tor permission 10 use
the old North school building for school
purposes was granted, provided the school
board build d she'd for houslng the hose
cart.
The council refused 10 grant the petition
Of }. F. Mcknight and others for changing
the grade OF Cherry street, between Seventh
and Ninth.
An ordinance was passed yaeating Third
street. between Stewart aud Virginia
streets.
Jacob Levy addressed The council regard.
lug The iiinerant aueli0neers, whom he
charged with being public nuiaances. as
they blockade The streets with crowds.
There was considerable discussion regard
Ing the matter, MI adverse 20 the fakirs.
Finally Mr. Mcdonald moved that IL they
take up more than the regulation - inches
OF sidewalk, they be prosecuted and the
motion carried
bids for finishing the Seventh street
Improvement were received as follows
Florence Dolau, sll6f: Ryan & Brannagau.
$50. Tho contract was not awarded, NJ
both bids were considered excessive
Bills were allowed as follows. city
fund. $7zz -: road fund. 1896 30; FIRE
fund, So 81; Virginia street improvement
fund, 1902 81
The plat q Lynch 4 shields addition
was approved.
4 ballot for superintendent .ot street
numbers resulted a. follows A. T. Green
as &; A. n. Dawson l.
Mayor Moran and Messrs. Durie. MeDon-
aid, Reitze. Jones, McCombS. Burns and
Green were present IL was the most bust
ncssiike scssioa of the new council and
there was an entire absence OF delays
Mayor Moran is coming out strong as dis
patcher of business and Is ably assisted by
Mr. Durie and others
On motion of Mr.. Darie the council ad-
lourned for ono week. Mr.. Durie thought
u best 10 devote a separate evening TO the
consideration of Chase, the saloonist, who
has been ordered 10 appear and show
cause why his license should not be re-
vukcd Chase will have lot OF witnesses
present. as will the petitioners, aud
lively time is anticipated