The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-02

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The ha-kor saaste< zasa Recommended
"a. ~xserzs,u 81 ere Washirgson street
sgsu tAsrsv feet, ia or5er that thEss snoNs
/ nay ssissh1sxe st tine
TIE y~xorE vas referred % tue. ariance
con- ruEttee-
wrs yskr srxEE1z os5uTEp re-
The nyox.oszl 70 bug the Jackson stseet
+ sg5rs frvFn fhe Oregon Railway 4 Navigation
carspzgv wss ecnsideres. Cc1neiiinan
Hal sid be would ike 70 kEov the city
had 70 pay E0s a. the streets bniit over the
raua fats. when property owners n osner
parts q the cisy we're taxed for sae strsets
/ sdioininE their properties
Mayor Moran said the city hsd 20 title 70
The property along the water sronf, and pFe-
eIrnes5 i vas yestez in THE state
eoaneiEman Meg said the city had been
( paving oct Of the road fund for building
arrests east and xess on the water 'front.'.
They lad taken acEioa after
the FIRE 70 bald ffUm vel
Ter 70 Commercial street 80 - 10 get IN
there without crossing the railroad. and 80
prevent hsSng cut Of. Il was also with q
yieu of preventing bloc kade and 70 pro-
vide for a garbAge dump for the city. 20
soon "A the city began 70 pave one street.
the PEOPLE would put 9 stop 10 planking
other streets out OF the city funds. The
matter was referred TO the street commit
tee.
4 caMHKEcEAL sTREET FRANCHISE
On the petition Of Mr X. Jones for a
street railroad franchise. Councilman NiesZ
said a former Petition had been referred 20
taae street coma nittee also one from II. ii.
Gilman. Vow there IL one from the Rapid
Transit Company. all wanting franchises
i'm one part oil the town, and one Of them
promising to make il part Of a railroad be
tween seattle snd Tacoma. he thought il
proper TO have committee al the whole to
meet az the cali of the mayor some time
during the week. \ melton 10 thas effect
was carried.
COMMITTEE DEMONSTRATIONS ADOPTED.
The harhor and wharves committee in
their report recommended that the Wash
ington street slip he extended thirty feet.
also that they be allowed TO strengthen tn e
Madison street slip. al cost Of 81 200;
adopted.
The street lights committees recon-
Tnendations that an arc light be placed at
the corner Of Front and Cherry streets
also that ffteen-esndle power lights be
placed on Depot street as petitioned for,
were adopted.
BIGGgR PAY FoE The LICgssE oFFTcER.
Councilman Hall said that he had
short time ago opposed an increase OF the
license officer salary, as he considered that
officer was then az able to bear his share
With the council He had. however, found
the license officer faithful official and be-
lieyed him 10 be the right man in the right
place. lie would, therefore. move that an
increase of his salary be considered at the
meeting next Friday night. A motion 10
this effect was carried.
STREET. IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED.
Recommendations The street commit
tees actions were granted as follows
For the planking Of Harrison street. that
the sidewalks on Jackson street conform to
the grade. for the grading Of Pike street,
and that the city clerk be ordered 10 adver-
tise for bids: that the street commissioner
grade one block on kentucky street.
LtQuoR LICENSES ISSUED.
A. Fortlouis, Ziegler e Campvill. J. II.
Loughead. Pillman Il Smith, Hamm
& sehmitx. Ole Nelson, s. Elicott, Clancy
& Buars, Buchanan & Hamburger. Charles
u, Murphy. Lewis & beers. Murray &
Hume. Sheehan 4 Gill. John Coserove.
POLICE MATTERS.
Chief Of Police Mitchell recommended
that twenty-five policemen be made recu-
lars, also that the resignation OF F. Il. Rus
sell as regular officer be accepted. The
recommendation of the chief were
adopted.
REPORT or rHE BUILDING INSPECTOR
Building Inspector Abbott's report was
read stating that 2G7 permits had been
granted during the month, estimated cost
So169i5, fees received S224.
LfQUoR LICENSES REFERRED.
Swanson & Shostroni, Davies & Harvey.
shaw s. Agar. Allen Mckenzie, for retail
licenses. License and revenue
oRpISANcEs ADOPTED.
TIC grade Fifth street at the intersection
with Pine street.
Prohibiting the sale of tobacco 10 minors.
Authorizing the mayor and city council
10 execute bond for S2,0o0 20 u. X. Bax-
ter.
Hills ALLowEp.
The following bills were allowed: City
fund, s., 1850 road fund Sic. OI2. y; gas
fund. Sios0.35: water fund, $3.50 50. fire
fund, 81 .295.s3 Albert street fund, x7q7. u !.
Ash street fund 81 o18 IS; Clay street fund.
S721.os; Dexter street fund, 81. as. So. south
Fitth street fund. S428o>. Grant street
fund, N.2i2.s7; Green street fund, $3.50 IS !;
Lase avenue fund =. 0s0.Ss: Ienora
street fund. S2oo24a Main street fund
N,l5o5t; Mikado street fund, 81 .os5. Is
/ OAK street fand. SIii7.i5; Seneca street
/ fund. StEN09: sixth street fund. SEQ ~.
Suffer- street fund. sl18 S. Water street
fund. s70s IS, West street fand. S6.Oss. 81.
South Sixth street sund, $l,6ls.0s; Lake
street fund. sI0lS5.
PETITIONS EEFgKgEp.
K Hryne ct al For an extension Of the
Depot street sewer to Ash street, Sewer
committee
Puget Sound shore Railroad Company
Btll OF s. ss3 70 for Third street bridge for
speedy adjustment street commit,e.
+ Parish Of 81 MARKS Praying for the va
cation OF alley through block ;. :. A. Bells
addition. Street committee.
VI. ". Holmes Suggesting q Point On
koCs creek, in section y. as q sonIes Of
water Supply for tie city. Fire and water
committee.
Whitaker npfant & Co Pravinr the
Fcvoe alton al tent permits on lot 5. biock
IL, boren & neany's addition. Fire and
water committee.
+ L. Beatty For position 81 superir-
'eadeat o. ire alarm. Fire and water com
0 ttee
n X. JoBes~~F0r an slectflr railway
franchise GA South Third street. fFom Y~s.
Ter avenue go the city limits. committee Of
the s hose coaneil together with other ne
+ titems asking franchises
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