The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-15

Cssneilnan Tuiehsil sid hey had givsn
III ncnfhs - linz feu hocks Icae
Counc11man Whits sni1 year ~ noe
too Iole.
h ordinanes 30 rsad - sections VII
oniy ~ minor changes made oayoad
thooe noeed-
Ceunczmsn waIlingford compaainsd fhst
- Madison street cahie Ilne had caused
sreak inconvsnjenee By opsning mp ne
strsets and that this company should only
cpen up two blocks 6 time.
II am sorry" said Mr.. Dur1s. "that Ar.
Wallingford did mot think az that prOvieo
when ~ we're passing the ordinances iast
nieht q Ne one uepasssd this evening.
The ordinance vas then passed.
pKxxv's HLEcrxfc noAD.
An ordinance Vas submitted providing
for m electric railway. IN IL name OF the
Rainier Power and Railway Company.
beginning ct the intersection ct Yellow
street with the north boundary line Of the
city along bloomfield to Lake avenue.
Almy. ElAine. Fsihert. Prohibition. Morse,
Moifke, Victory, Oiym pic avenue to Illinois
avenue Also on Republican street and
Lake avenue. John street. Ash. Depot
LAKE svenue 20 Front street.
Councilman DuYie pointed out that SEC
ton tive allowed the company to make e
cable road. bat there vas no provision for
the manner Of constructing circuits.
II Was explained that on account OF the
nature Of the road. il might be necessary
70 use cable Tor part OF the ROAD.
The section was amended 50 IS to bring
the construction of = cable conduit within
con'roi OF the council. Among otner con-
ditlons The company undertakes TO place
On III poles along the line electric hgnu OF
thirty candle power.
Inc clause deferrlng the payment
Of the license fee OF rs per car
for nve years Was objected to but
apphcants. pointed out that this Was IN
exceptional road. 1t was to run for three
miles ano : naH Over cfritofy OF Wnicn
on'y .u .no : nali oaoc.s i,u-
poseu .1u s'e con psny .o..u n.sc ~ uo
ucn .uInx ,n Desoes. unuel-
'ooH 70 'isns 'ne i'ne " : COST OF ss'"" .
y.r.
rp e'sIse ~ peImls. .. - s..Iu.
80 ~ -. on .ue msln .,ne = - % I'm
D'e'su ui.uin .lilV non'ns. ous 'ne spur
.u.s - c'sues so.nooneu VI cosnp'o'eu' -
'uc com pany NAY ae'erM'ne.
nouncllm.n DuIle cnsnengeo .oe secton
Is.anns 9 .oe oiscfenonsry power a.owea
.ue ,onap a .uu .uueu s..s in WOW %
sue 'snksn u ING sec.Ion anu ,.s many SUD
ui,iss"1s ne ou,1 nae opIof.una.s 70 con
,'uel 's elie''' Hc soousu' INC ume 100
"ns.
oounci'man nal sale 'f's read was run
nIns .'uoss sn'lfe'y oses uhiis'P'esea 'an1,
.nu suusu sa.s Ungel Tan n>"''. ne
urseu rnas enrsty "ons"s Wss nos 10Y son =
eI p u ss'
u 1913 s~e .'.,le ~ = .'io~ -. :. WAs
t..-ss - 49,. N..,s ~ ~, 49,, .1o
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ens' nnear auu 'uuse ueehe, 81
noue oapas' 49, plolse' ioi open'ns
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80 Pss
KLEcIRIc LAMBS
Councilman Hall said it was the opinion
OF the judiciary COMMITTEES that all COM
panies granted franchises should Be re-
CURED TO place electric lights on their
poles. IL Vas . hardship on the Rainier
company 0nt they agreeded TO It and the
others should assent TO It.
councilman Durie moved that the fran
cnases passed tonight Dc reconsidered and
sectfon inserted requiring such electric
ngntang.
take tn's opportunity, ne added, TO
empnss'.e my provost against rusning
snese ofolnaHcos through vi'nout proper
CONSIDERATION.
was tnen discovered mat tnere vas no
pfovlsion TOT tne nours o. running the cars
IN "oss .! ING oluihahccAa Anev were AZ
stinr, and n.s.ed once mn. $500. .s'-'''1
w,rr,vp,. rp,.r-,.r
lar If S.st.e for = fr.nch;s. Tor an .,s..-;.
r.i,ro.d w.. taken mn II. nrovision. ~
.lyesdv Nan pnhl;.hed
.T nav. That :. Il 4, r... srra.v
inc ne h.d hetter defer tbi. esneci.llv :.
thsre i. . remonstranc. .o.ir.t the vo.a ;,
said Councilman Durie
AT .rh,r;, - .aia r,o,r.;ir,.n w.u,
fcrd ..th.t az M wittl.r Ia. .rsr, co.,
sider.ble time and monev. he omobt to
have ,hi. mater con.ider.d ..rlv
..There are two nartie. - he co,s;s.rca IN
an .rr,;c.,,or for /. f-.rch;.a. thos. -
nsu 1sos ass va. sslsn unit. Monday morn