The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-09

sci asking for information as TO data pertain
ing to sewer on Cedar street as asked for by
William Weight. The superintendent of
sewers was instructed to furnish the corpo.
ration counsel with the necessary informa-
ton.
The committee on streets reported favor.
ably on the petition OF William Budden
for the gradin & of Park avenue. and on the
petition of William Eurke ct a. for the
grading OF Thomas avenue: report adopted.
ORDINANCES AND REVOLUTIONS.
House OF delegates DILL No. ID, providing
for the issue, sale and redemption of bonds
for the sum of 1851. 704. 60. was reported
favorably by the board. and the action was
concurred in by the house and signed by
the clerk. On motion. the clerk was in-
siructed to make ali proper Endorsements
on tie back of the bill. and that the ordin-
ance | . returned to the board to make The
proper Endorsements OF the proceedings of
hat body.
The board returned and reported favor.
ably on board OF q dermen bill No. 5. which
prescribed the duties of the board OF pubic
works
The street committee was granted further
time. upon the petition. for the opening of
Nalchez street.
message was received from tne alder
men asking that immediate action be taken
on Board of A dermen bill No. 81. The ju-
dietary Committee reported tnat they were
not ready yet, and on motion we're granted
further time.
House bill No. 6-To authorize John F.
Campbell 10 carry on an emp oyment
agency; referred to committee on Ii
cense.
Mouse bill No. 27-To open alley between
Washington and Main and Commercial;
referred t. committee on streets.
Board returned the bill TO establish an arc
light on Seventh and Columbia street. The
action was concurred in by the House, and
the bill was signed.
House bill No. 23-To establish a sewer
on Depot street; referred to sewer COM
mitlee
House bill No. 29-To construct a side
walk on Spring street, between Second and
Third Streets; referred to committee on
streets
Joint resolution No. 1s--That sewer be
laid on Second street. between Stewart and
Pine streets; filed for third reading.
Joint resolution No. 19-For grants OF
special license 10 Becker & Kuhi, Shaw &
Alger, G. Brahim and A. J. Luedoerg; re-
ferred to committee on license and reve-
nue.
House bill No. 20-Authorizing construc.
tion oil water mains on Weller street;
placed on final passage; passed on third
reafing and sent to the other house.
House bill No. 2l-ro reduce assessment
on lots 8 to Is. block 81. on Madison street
addition; passed on third reading.
House bill No. 25-ro correct assessment
Of personal property belonging to Fred
Moltke; passed On third reading.
Joint reso u'ion No. l8-Tnat a sewer be
placed on Second street, between Stewart
and Pine streets; passed on third reading.
Joint resolution No. 11-That financial
committee be authorized to investigate the
records of the different departments.
Mr.. Lansing said that as the board of
public works has commenced the investiga-
ZION it might be wise 10 continue it aud
look up the records of some OF the old
officers.
Mr.. Muldoon said that this would be too
expensive, and moved that the resolution
be laid on the table. The motion was car
ried.
Board Of alderman bill No. 2s-To ap-
propriate $5l7.l2 TO pay cost of grade tax
suits; referred to the judiciary committee.
Board of alderman bill No. 3l--To pay
audited bills for work done on different
streets; passed on third rea ling.
Mr.. kiltinger moved that the clerk be
instructed TO furnish each member of the
house with the proceedings taken on every
matter that has come before the connect
since the beginning of the present council:
motion was carried.
The rules were suspended and John f.
Compton was authorized to carry on an
employ ment agency.
The bill (No. 26) was passed on the third
reading.
The house then adjourned until next FRI
day night.
"ST. MARKS RUBRKC."