Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-11
Proceedings Of the City Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

OLYMPIA, Jan. 9, 1889.
The City Council met in regular SEES
sion, his honor, Mayor Chambers pre-
siding.
Councllmen present, Messrs. Bett-
man, Hardness, Murphy, O'Brien,
and Simcnsun.
The journal of last session WAS read
and approved.
Tbs Committee on Accounts re-
ported on aud recommended pay
ment of bills referred to them and the
payroll to the amount Of $219 so.
On motion, the report was adopted
and warrants ordered drawn for the
amounts.
Il communication from the City
Attorney with rcferance to sidewalks
built by the city, was read and the
subject rl-referrcd to him.
The annual report of the City Attor-
ney of the business of his office dur
ing the past year, and the condition
OF ponding business OF Il legal charaS
ter, with sundry recommendations for
the improvement of city affairs, was
read and, on motion, ordered filed.
An Ordinance entitled can Ordi-
nance TO provide for assessing the cost
of grading Washington street from
Seventh to Union street." was intro
duced, received three readings, under
suspension of the rules and was placed
upon its final passage, when all the
Councilmen present voting aye, the
ordinance passed and the title agreed
to.
A petition to have Jefferson street
surveyed, Strengthened and widened
was presented and referred to the
Street Committee.
Consideration of the bill OF A. Ellis,
carpet for City Hall, amounting to
$40, laid over from last session, was
taken up.
On motion of Mr.. Simenson, the
same was allowed and warrant drawn
for the amount.
The Committee on Accounts sub
mitted the following report:
OLYMPIA, W. T., Jan. 9th, 1889.
To THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL
GENrLEMEN;-four Committee on Accounts,
bills on file with the Clerk are deserving of
consideration AT this session and with view to
finishing up all business on hand by the pres
ent council before the election of the new we
have examined all bills on file and recon
mend the payment thereof. as follows:
Z. b. Mann, drugs for small pox patients SO e5
Drewry d Son, teaming for the board of
health ..........- D, IN
J. Meacham & Co bedding for pest. house 20 10
T.; Harris Sons, bedding for pest-house IL 40
China Jim, meals furnish d s. T. patients Is 90
hopt. MARI, drugs for 5. p. patients and
fire department ..................... Is %
l.; Bettman, cash, etc, to o. B. Olson for
loss sustained in falling from the city
Harvey McClelland, cash paid to extra
R; A. MeNair, cash paid for provisions ."
for :. z. patients ........... . IL Of
David Provo. work about pest-house II 90
Jas. II Iarbell, waiting on pest-house 81. I6 90
Geo. W. Proyer. work about pest-house % 90
Drewry 4 Son, teaming for Bid. of health II %
for December, 1855 .:..'.'. 1913 So
Robt. Frost, mdse. on street account $500 IS
A. Farquhar, mdse. on Street account and
pestt,:boust account 80; ,................ Is %
A. Ellis, mating for pest-house T 400
on wharf .............. 10 50
J. l.. Cook, painting signs 5or long bridge 90
Springer, White & Co., material used in
lower warehouse .......... ....... 500
olympia water Co, water for Dec, 1885 10 90
Z. w. kiltOn, wharfage on boat to Jan l,
J. .souther, lumber for streets and pest
house ..............,... 81 90
Pacific Drug Co.. coal oil for fire dept . as
i. l. Mckenny, coal oil, etc. for fire dept, 3 90
Hoffman Stove and H'dw Co., stove, etc
for Pest-hOuse ,.:...-...,-.'.'',....,',. So Is
Geo. l.. Jones, gas fitting ................ 20
Gray's Harbor Electric Co. telephone
meeSage -.....--..-.-...- ....-.-...-.. 20