The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12

nartssn wss c4r-sesi ay UNANIMOUS VOC.
Manor Moran hrUu~iaf 70 the faofiee ~
the rysunca that the so~esllssi sisht-os-M az
az the asssasssssa 4 Puget -oL4nt E2ssroAsi =
IN West street. ard the company has
number cf ears Standing IN The street 50
tia. 4he contractor cannot proceed Tiit u
Improvement He asked for Instructions
The clsy zsto-rsv asked isr tine 70 pre-
.s-e AZ opinion a the mater.
Ioues ard nssrie thought that the CON-
panv shoala ~ required - n3oys obstrtc-
rions.
The citw clerk vas instructed 70 notify
the railroad cou4psay 10 reuSTe al. os-
structsers srou West street between Col
urstEa and Giof streets. ard the street
commissioner was instructed 70 move me
distractions AZ The expense o. tie co.'s p2ny
ST the expiration 81 thai tluae-
szzgEr oEsTzrerIoSs.
NaTor Moran called Up the matter OF
several streets IN the ournt district being
near.y blockadesi with building material
Han thought tcas the 5GBdIBs inspector
should see thai builders were confined u
oae-thiri o. the street, according 70 the
ordinances. II the baiiasns insrectoF didn {
have enough backbone IL do i, he should
he supplied with some.
The hagIGiGg Inspector insisted thai =
wasn't his duty 70 keep the streets clear
THIS brought Up the question OF the an
shorisy o. the building inspector in the
premises, and the ordinance was referred
70 the city attorney with instructions TO
report g. to whose duty il IS 70 see that
binding material does not blockade the
streets.
STREET GgsBEs ESrAHLEsHEn.
Ordinances establishing grades Of Lake
street from Depot q Aloha. West street
from University 20 Xi~z.uis. Grant street
from Front street tn Railroad avenue, SUIT
ter street from Jackson II Cullen. Ash
street from Depot 10 Harrison. Rollin
street from Depot 70 Mercer. Seneca street
from Seventh TO Twelfth. Oak street from
Depot % View. University street from
Front street 20 Railroad avenue. Lake ave-
nue. from Depot street 10 Elliott bay. were
passed.
STREET FAvtSG.
Mayor Moran thought il would be we'll To
pave one block on Second street in order
tina. the qualities OF the different pave
nents might be tested lie suggested
that the block between Cherry and Column
oiA streets be payed The street commit
tee was given power 10 act in tie premises
SHIRT IMPROVEMENT LxvIEs
The city clerk reported cost OF improve
ment ana levies required or several streets
a. follows:
South Ninth Sfrcet-Cost OF improvement
s., 1850; amount OF taxable property, S37, =
is5; levy, l63 mills
Lombard street-Cost OF improvement,
81 $500; amount OF taxable property. SIP
$50; levy. 40l mills.
Poplar street-Cost Of improvement. $i0.-
-ol.T7: amount of taxable property, SIS, 20:
levy. 81 mills,
Rollin Street-Cost OF improvement.
s., Do. So; amount OF taxable property. STA
0i5; levy. 372 mills.
The leyies were fixed as recommended.
MOUNTED POLICE PROVIDED FOR.
White reported that three horses had
been secured for the use of mounted police
al cost OF $3.50. On motion a warran; was
ordered drawn in favor OF the chairman of
the committee on health and police for the
amount OF the purchase
The chairman OF the committee on health
and police was authorized To purchase the
necessary equipment for the mounted
police
LICENSES ggFEREEp.
The applications OF John Z. German, f..
Solomon and +. Davidson were referred 10
the committee on licenses and revenue.
PETITIONS REFERRED.
]. NJ. Colman ct aI-For fire plugs, cor
ner of Marion and West. and Marion and
Railroad avenue; committee on fire and
water
John J. McGilvra-For vacation of allev
in blocks Il and IS, McGllvra's second adj
dition; street committee.
+. Dickman Ct al.-For grading Pike
street from Eighth 10 Broadway: street
J, Goodfellow ct al.-For abatement of
box-drain nuisance corner of Lombard and
High streets; committee on sewers and
dg ainage.
q. q. Johnson ct al.--For sewer in Sixth
street from Pike 10 Olive. Olive to Seventh.
Seventh to stewart, Stewart 10 Firhth
Eighth 10 Virginia, Virginia to Depot. De
pot to Rollins Rollins To Lake Union
committee on sewers and drainage.
Louise Seden-F Tor rebate OF Second street
grade tax; judiciary committee.
James McGrath- For $93.5o Tor brick
lost 10y breaking OF Madison street sIjp.
committee on harbor and wharyes.
Yeser Wood and Lamber Co.-For nor.
m ssion TO build wharf in Railroad avenue.
Granted.
u. h. BaXter-For permission to cree.
and maintain corrugated iron buildings in
fire limit; fire and water committee.
glE
ley through block >. Maynard's plat: stree,
committee, with power to act.
II, \. Jones ana other property owners
on Olympic avenue-A king that a fran.
chj>e he granted 10 the Seattle Electric rail.
way over said street
Board Of Fire Underwriters. Chamber of
Commerce and Board OF Traae-Reso,u.
lions in reference TO fire protection.
II. l.. Nes.er ct al-For grading s,ce-
walk on South Fourth street fror. Yesler
avenue 10 Market street, street commit.
tee
Jones Bros. ct al.-For sidewalk on
South Fourth street. rear Main stree,
sixty feet in length; street committee.
William Megdenbauer-F For remission
To huiid veueered brick on the corner Of
Third and Columbia. rejected.
Hall & Pau!sen-F resentng a bill for the
building Of Weller street and Commercial
street through their property, street com.
miItee.
COMMITTEE HFroBTs AuoTTrp.
Fire and Water Committee Making Ger
tain recommendations. granting petition
of William Garrett IN finish frame building
inside Ere limits and - raise the same m
der certain restrictions
Special Committee Recommending that
bid Il Seattle Iimes be accepted for e!tv
printing, recommending that tii of Seattle.
Ga> Light Company for lighting puhHe