The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-13

to Juvenal avenue; Ma iison to Kirkland ~.
enue: Spring to L<nofa avonne; Seneca 70 Msdi-
son avenue: University to Normal avenue;
Union 70 Olive avenue: Pike 70 Pike avenue;
Pine 70 Qninn avenue: Olive TO Raymond ~.
enue; Howell to stewart avenue; Stewart TO Ter
race avenue; Virginia 70 Union avenue: Lenore
70 Vine avenue; Blanchard to welcome ~.
enue; Bell 70 Alder avenue: Battery 70
Bellevue avenue; Wall 10 Cherry avenue; Vine
to Date avenue; Cedar 70 Earl avenue; Clay to
Fir avenue; Lake avenne to Grand avenue;
Eagle street to Hyacinth avenue: Grant 70 India
avenue; Depot 70 Atlantic avenue; John to
Baltic avenue: Thomas TO Celtic avenue. etc.
Number Harrington,s wharf. Yesier's wharf
and Coleman's wharves pier TO pier 8. A. ID
the tenth letter Of the alphabet, pier 10 should
be 1t the foot OF Juvenal avenue (MafiOn street,.
and 20 continue the numbering Of the piers
northward. Let Commercial remain ~ now, or
change TO First street; South Second street TO
second street; South Third street 70 Third street.
and 20 continue wherever prs ticaOle, to Lake
Washington. For streets running east and west
south of and parallel to YesIer avenue: WASH
inRIon street 20 Andrews street; Main 10 Burke:
Jackson TO Coilins; King to Dearborn; Weller 70
Eshelman; Lane 10 Forrest: Dearborn to Gard
ner; Charles to Hanford; shsmmer 70 lnEels
Norman 70 Jackson: B street to Kinnesr; Jud-
kins 70 Leary; Addition to Marshall; Town 70
Norman; Seattle TO Ortiz: Woodstock 10 4aulson;
Brunswick to Quinn; Pine 70 Rinehart; Plum 70
Stacy; Hill to Talbot; Walker TO Upper; College
TO vrooman; - 70 Walker; Bsyard avenue TO
Young. Then commence ct A street, B street.
etc. Name the dock ct the foot Of Andrews
street between Warrington and Main streets)
wharf A; 1t the foot and south Of Burke street
wharf G. etc.
Mr.. Dearborn explained his plan, naming
the streets with titles chosen according TO
alphabetical Initials. The matter was re-
ferred to the committee Of the whole.
DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE.
Louis Eisenbach ssid he would like to
have piece OF land where the slaughter
houses could be gathered together, and
then he would use the offal and all garbage
of vegetable and animal nature in the city.
making them into o marketable product
He would thus dispose of the city's gar
bage He had such an establishment at
Tacoma, but that place was too small to
give . large enough supply Of material.
The matter will be considered at the meet
ing Of the committee Of the whole this
morning at 10 o'clock at the Chamber Of
Commerce.
TAX LEvIEs.
For the South Seventh street improve
ments from Yesler avenue to Norman
street, the cost was 9.55278. The amount
III buc dBSSSSLuSut EUll ~ $1ts s0U. n i0vy "a
213N mills was ordered.
The improvements on South Seventh
street from Yesler avenue to Weller street
cost $i2, 06S.27. The assessment roll i SAL
100. A levy Of 1854 mills was ordered.
BIDS RECEIVED.
These bids were received for the Tenth
street grade:
John Bowling Clearing and grubbing,
$i25 per acre; earth excavation, 80 cents
cuhic yard; sidewalks, $3.50 per n. B.
NJ; box-dfains, $17.5O per NJ. B. NJ. crib
bling. SIS per NJ. B. NJ; bridging. SIS per
NJ, b. NJ; rock, 500.
T. J. Demonstrating and grubbing,
500 per acre; earth excavation, Az cents
cubic yard; sidewalks. ST per NJ, b. NJ.
box-drains, SIT per NJ. B. NJ; 'cribbing, ST
per NJ, B. NJ; bridging. SIT per M, B. NJ.
Johnson & demonstrating and grub
bling. 500 per acre; earth excavation, IS
cents yard; sidewalks. $165 per NJ. B.
NJ. box-drains, SIS per NJ, B. NJ. cribbing,
SIS per NJ, b. NJ.
NJ. O'Day- Clearing and g4ibbing, sl6o
per acre; earth excavation, Is cents cubic
yard; sidewalks, SIS per N, B. NJ; box
drains, SIS per NJ, B. NJ: cribbing, $50 per
NJ. B. NJ: bridging. $50 per NJ, b. NJ;
solid rock. 81 per yard.
Taylor Bros. & Clearing and
grubbing, $l25 per acre; earth excavation.
34H cents per cubic yard; sidewalks. SIT
per NJ. B. M, box-drains. $3.50 per NJ,
B. M; cribbing. $3.50 per NJ. B. NJ:
rock, $11O.
A. A. Denny-Clearing and grubbing,
500 per acre; earth excavation, 80 cents
per cubic yard: sidewalks, $l3 per NJ; box
drains. $i3 per NJ, B. NJ; cribbing, $13 per
NJ. B. NJ.
The contract was let to A. A. Denny;
the bond fixed at s., 500, and the time two
months.
The contract for grading Fourth street
was let TO Mr.. O Day. and the total amount
is expected to be about $500.
Mr.. O'Day's bid on Twelfth street, which
was about the same as that for Tenth street,
was rejected.
The contract for grading Hyde street was
let to Wintermute & Reardon, the time
placed at thirty days, and the bond fixed
at $1,000.
STREET GRADES
An order was passed for grading Decatur
street. and Clerk Ferris was directed to call
for bids.
1t was ordered that the dirt taken In
grading Terrace street be put in the alley
between Sixth and Seventh and Terrace
and jefferson streets.
STREET LIGHTS.
The city clerk was ordered to advert &c
for street lights. those of an intensity of l6-
candle power, 30-candle power and arc
lights of 2.000-candle power.
Lights were ordered on Taylor street, at
the corner Of Elizabeth and Orange streets.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Councilman Hall, for the judiciary com.
mittee. reported that the committee had
been unable to settle the Grant street as
sessment, and SO the matter went to the
committee of the whole.
Bills of John G. Scurry for preliminary
surveys on streets which it was decided not
to improve were referred to the street com.
mittee. The streets were Tenth, Warren,
Farm. Rose. Third and Pontius. and the
total amount s37563.
Patrick Burke. an invalid, and one who
without help would be dependent upon
the city, applied for permission to peddle
notions without license. The matter was
referred to Mayor White. with power
to act.
An ordinance was passed appropriating.
to pay bills already approved, the sums Of
$96S.52 from the city fund, 81 ,0S0 70 from
the road fund, and 81, $50 Il from the fire
fund.
The committee of the whole will meet
the harbor line commission at the Chamber
OF Com merce this morning at 10 O'Clock.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Street committee-Approving the petit
ton OF F. Hockbrun and others for widening
Vine street: adopted