The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-24

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s,snzssE ~ HALL. Chairman
HssEy "EIrs' Committee
x;sSz sasd he woald like 20 vote for the
sslaufsos, ~ tie EepuFf. bat be did Dot 70
the cisy in financial condition 70 bald .
once
Chairman sisl'. Of the COMMITTEES. said u
vaS necessary thst jail should be pro
ylsfest ~ oElee. IS the city ccusd nse the
temporary tsFrsrks no longer
wailiugfnft moved the adoption OF the
repuft
s,s,ss aid he wcutn gissfly second the
naafion q. adopt hss he eisi not See n1E Tue
Iafl could ~ built xIihoat money.
Hall urged Thar the report only provided
thar .ssterr. b.. taken toward building the
Jail aud city ball. that meant psvsi1inE
Hays and means
Sis.z fsUvsi that the report b. referred
to The eeuamIttee oa public buildings aud
grounds
walllugfovd said that great city Ike
seattle ought be be able To put up jail
that was necessary 20 keep prisoners frot,
eseapBug Hs thought Il was toytsh trick
~ LET such an imporsa matter 80 without
SoEne definite action.
Sisss said that hayish os not IL TOOK
money 20 bsi ii and fae city e0u q do moth
lug uatil the money was foffboomiDa.
The motion IN res.r the matter 10 the
eolnusfsee Ga public buildings aud grounds
wks carried.
xFvssrm sTxggr GRADE.
city Engineer scusry reported that he
had examined seventh street with view
to improving IL Ia aecordsnce with petI-
lion from the board of county commission
s.rs afta had e.fne TO the conclusion e. ~
such improvement, while desirable, would
exsss The eisg aissui 81 Go. and Ia his op nion
the expenditure w0ald not be justified BY
resugts
Several of the coHucilmen expressed
themselves a. fayoFing making sn easier
grade to reach the couf ouse block bnt
lhey did not shink IL would be advisable
Ia 10 The work nov.
on motion Of SsIsz the matter was re
INFERRED t0 the street committee aud city
engineers with instructions - confer with
The eoanty commissioners and ascertain
what grade they desired.
rsfE KiSSEAR PARK TITLE.
The following communication was pre-.
ssnted By the beard of park commissioners
ssntiesss In the matter of the improve
msnt Of kinnfsr psrk. which has been an
der oar supervision, we beg 10 report as
fellows.
A. directed BY your honorable body. we
have caused such Improvements Ia be tna,.e
In sail park IN the Way of grading Clearing
and feaclag IS were required by tbs
sfsnsor ot said park. George kinDesr.
under the terms oi It's grant. We consider
"a a -
park was dedicated BY Mr.. Kinnesr have
been fully complied with, and that The
city row has the right Ia deed from him
of the property la the limits OF said park.
Annexed hereto we submit vouchers from
Nc, kinnear and others showing that the
work caused 10 t'e done by Is of = saiisfae-
tory character.
We desire O. be- instructed by your hon.
oreate body ss 60 what surther steps we
shall take towsrd securing title 10 the city
of the property In question, - MI Kin
aear iecilnes to give deed. Respectfully
submitted.
BoAsp % pAaK COMMISSIONERS.
Ry ". b. Boone, Chairman.
Siesz eallsf upon Mr. Jacob furth,
trustee for aF, kiunssr aud the city ia the
matter. 10 state what conditions he held
the deed upon.
Mr. Fnris said he held the deed for Mr..
ktaaeag With thc understanding that IL
Vas Ia be delivered 10 the city when GER
| tain amount OF work WAS done upoa the
property by the city.
The matter was referred to the committee
GA pnoiic baiisiings and grounds.
ANOTHER STREET FRANCHISE.
Chairman Jones Of the street committee
brought up the application OF the Seattle
Rapid Transit Company for q franchise
over Commercial or south second streets,
from ieSief sNenue 10 the southern city
linsisS
Tie reported in favor OF granting the
company a franchise for south second
street. which he thoag hl better than Com.
uaerelal street, which already had two
/ franchises granted
The Judiciary committee aud city atto~
nes sefe Instructed IA draft the necesSMry
ordinance.
STREET AND sHARF BUILDERS.
Charles Hopkins asked the council 10 tell
hi1a what was 10 D. aOae about his Offer 4,
build psFls OF spascs street from, West
street - Railroad avenue.
Meas thought she eoangii shout declare
tts tsalscy IA regard 10 SLOWING private
t'sfssss 10 haild Streets and wAarycs. II
Was as cpta10n that thu council. in its
prvseni financial condition, cnad vel
ss9td u st ~ party GA hers build the
streets Upon tae gaasl ton ghat they are Ia
nS ssssa 'y thw general pubic
- fFsai ether soumCt lnVu, including
asAl. cNaresss 4 themselves s< in favor "a
stsatuE n Hopkins she desired permits
s3en
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nsth the Sovk ander tae direction II the
city vag ne
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asS~ieA Toe rrVaHest w&s therefore sie
uisit
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4 communication Wa presented hy
tAtss Of rsslles Mitchell reporting that On
Aussss = hs had ssssrueesf oaieer John
NeN ssr drunkenness. ana ressasn iaetstsiszg
u4az BE * discharged. he aGtinu ei the
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q cefsssu .stsFics ae&r LAKE TnEaa. SUB.
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se< S.su Ninesa siress frem MiSAsso
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TX. ~ss passed
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Clsrk Fgrvls wss excg.ersted irssrn Al
tassae Ia charges se@aeas sS.lzss tie city