The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-07

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The qnestion ~ PIT ana ths roli called with
he result Of Tie voeA Nh CoWdon. who had
spoken IA favor Of s1,so0 voeed against It He
then moved % make u e1.1o0 Il - tnen
voted upon again ana The result Wa: Ayes s
nays Jones' then moved q naks Il si.6N.
Ayes 4 uays& Hanford moved 70 amend %
u,500: ruled out Of order. Jones' rave noeiCe of
: month - reconsider. and The previous Qnee-
tion was put Ayes s naysA The salAsy there
lore stands q &, 500.
Nj. Win mossd 70 mako ne salary Of the
chfet d police @30on II WAS rject<d and the
committke amendment ~ y. 90 offered.
Mr.. Shipley adv. Gated paying him y2,5o0 He
hliity. on the same plane . those occupying
merely clerical positi0na
There Was lively debate over this ana when
the question was put the motion was lost, and
tue SALARY Ak at $500 Captains were put at
$780, deutenano, ll,i4o; patrolmcn, $1,000;
chief Of detective force y 500: detectives, Sloa
On Nj. kitftnger's motion the salaries Of cap-
tains were feconsid. red and fxsd ct g. 500;
lfeutenants. 1880; superintendent Of water
ways. $2.l00: superintendent Of sewers, $1,e0a
The committee arose ana reported progress;
tho subject win b resumed tonight
FREE nKDBa
4 communication Va received from the cleo
trio railway similar to that sent the aldermen.
M Willis moved that tue thanks Of delegates
be SAINT TO the company and respectfully declin-
ing. He. for one, did not desire - be carried
free by any corporation; and Mr. Lansins SEQ
onded IL. Mr.. Morford was In fa7or OF accspt-
ing, and Mr.. Cowdsn agreed with him. Mr..
lansing thought there was . principle in Il. AID
for the short time they would be serving the
CITY, he thought delegates could afford
10 pay their way Mr.. Shfpley would
II they were working for other people than the
city they would not hesitate to accept It The
members were serving the company juet ~ they
wer0 serving all other Taxpayers. He was rid
ing now on : pan Of the Madison street car
line.
Mr.. Muldoon said he held IN his hand two
pet tions Affecting the street car lines, but he
would not be biased By having pass He hsd
II en- to go to points to get necessary informa-
,ion. The company's cars are running on our
streets.
The question was put and the passes accepted
By rejecting the motion Yeas-~Krug. Willis.
Nays-Barnes, Barton. Cowden. Davis, Ham
ford. Hart, Jones. Kittinger, Aorford. Muidoon.
shipley.
MIscELLANEous susrNRss
A discussion took place over the application
TOR charity for Burke 1t was resolved to send
It back to the board Of Aldermen. with . recon-
mendation that thoy take up . collection and
return 1t TO this house
The board OF aldermen sent In . communi-
cation to the delegates Announcing that they
had refused to confirm Tnomas GafIney q port
warden, and asking the house TO concur. The
house sent it back and referred them TO the
charter. which very clearly defines their duty
In the premises.
coxMrrrEE REroHrs.
Favorable report on Gilmore's petition for
sewer.
Report Of board Of committee on stenogrs-
pher; filed.
On alderman bill-An ordinances u to public
improvements; refusing TO concur on account
Of u1amenesa."
FAvcrably on grading Of Hyde street: adopted
and referred 70 corporation counsel for ordi-
nance
ravorably on grading Barclay: adopted; cor
p0ratton counsel
Changing names Of Clara and Matches to
Squire avenue; adopted; corporation counsel
Grading Of Water street. Offering substitute
ordinance complying with provisions Of tae
charter = to the ordinsnce prepared By the al
dermen was defeated.
Arc lights Ga Main street. d Sixth, Seventh.
Eighth and Ninth stsce.s; committee reported
tnnt they were already IN,
oRDINANcE&
An ordinance was introduced carrying out
the provisions Of the charter with reference to
the board OF public work.; read BY the title
only.
Mr.. Hanford introduced an ordinance provid-
ing for the Insulation of electric wires
Mr.. ehipley introduced an ordinance defining
the duty Of the board OF public works in lieu of
board Of alderman bill No. g. It leaves out the
section defining the duties Of superintendent Of
buildings aud repeating the old ordinance un-
der which Mr.. Adams was elected.
Ordinance amending ordinance for the grad
ing Of Water street, from Bell street to Railroad
avenue: read third time and passed. The only
obj ct is to make the ordinance agree with the
contract.
joint resolution was passed directing the
board ofpublic works to proceed with al streets
ordered to be graded by the old council.
A resolution WAS read authorizing the board
Of public works to change the grade of Third
and Stewart and Twelfth and Columbia, II the
property owners agree; also TO provide for the
furnishing of the freboat snoqualmis.
PETITIONS FOR LICENSE.
The application OF Lebman & Gumbeft for IL
cense for the Boca saloon gave rise TO . long
discussion. The committee on license submit
ted two reports, the majority being in favor
John Wiley appeared for Mrs McCianahan, the
owner of the premises, and objected, - she was
taking legal steps to recover possession. Mr.
Cowden closed the discassiou by moving to
grant the license. Mrs. McClsnahan said she
did not desire it granted: bat the house granted
it by . to 1 She and her attorney Immediately
left the hall.
The foil wing petitions for licenses which
were referred back to the committee, were sub
mitted: Pinkham & C0yle, Dalmon & Co.,
Brown & Osborn, Chopard, Fortlouis 4 Levy,
Conrad, Noel Dengley, Otto Bauer, Persen,
Mary Thompson, T. H. Clancy and Peter Burns
Davidson Korsten & Wehrfnlz Ryan, Devel &
Salvey. Gsubb & Oleson, Haley. Glenn & Co.,
Mcdonald Bros, Hanson & Jacobson. No action
taken.
New petitions for licenses were received from
colt, T. Il. Hughes. Aggassix & Mcconnell; re-
ferred.
FROM THE ALDERMEN.
Communication in regard to petition for
charity for g. J. Burke; referred to aldermen.
From sanitary officer in regard to garbage; re-
ferred.
Report Of Justices Miller and Rivers; re-
ferred.
Petition of Tum Sing for permission to run
laundry; license committee
In reference TO street lights: referred to COM
mittse
From Ere commissioners in regard to exclu-
sive use of Madison street slip for the new fire.
boat; sgreei to-
R. & 8 Abernethy for rebate on assessment;
judiciary committee,
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Trying to Select Health Omcer-Malan
Inspector Of Plumbing.
The board Of health held . meeting yesterday
afternoon ct DR. Churchill's Office with al the
members pressnt-Dr. James Shannon, DR.. r,
A. Churchill and DE-. +. A. Noble DR.. shannon
was in the air.