The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-02

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Respectfully submitted,
WILLIS l. AMEs, City Treas.
STREET SIGNS.
Mr.. Wallingford moved that the city clerk be
directed to advertise for bids for putting the
names of streets at one corner. On Mr. CALI
gems suggestion he included umbering, but it
was voted down and the matter referred to the
street committee.
DISPOSAL OF PETITIONS
Fl. s. Turner ct aL-For the improvement of
McClair street from Yesler avenue to the south
lie Of Walla Walls addition; so ordered.
Stimson Mill Company-For permission to lay
a sixteen-inch trsmway across Railroad avenue
to their wharf in North Seattle: street COM
mittee.
John Leary ct ai-For bridge on McClelland
street or Forrest avenue connecting Grant street
bridge with the main land: street committee,
woman's Christian Temperance Union socie-
ties-For the enactment OF an ordinance prohib-
iting boys from being on the streets after D.
M; city attorney.
sprilman & Hill-For an arc light at the cor
ner OF Sixth and King streets; light committee.
Fl. O. Guy ct AZ IT an arc lighs at the corner
OF Depot and Willow streets; light committee.
Robert Croft-For a sidewalk on Barclay
street, from Broadway to the east line of East
ern addition; street committee.
l. S. Rome ct aL-For the opening of Water
street from Bell to Union street; street commit
tee.
William Collins & Son ct al-Askine the
council TO require the Seattle, Lake Shore q
Eastern Railway Company to construct freight
and passenger depot in North Seattle before ex.
tending their time for completion of the rail-
road to Eastern Washington: judiciary coumit.
tee.
7. D. Hinckley ct al.-Remonstrance against
running sewerage into Lake Union; acted upon.
Mcmillan, Mcintyre & Mclaughlin ct al-Re-
commencing the appointment of Edward Tay-
10y as sanitary inspector Endorsed by Qusen
City Assembly Knights of Labor: referred.
r. schmiit-Requesiing appointment to the
Office of sanitary officer; referred.
A. Feek-For dissolution of injunction against
grading on Weller street. or the ordering of nav.
ment of all sums expended by petitioner on the
Weller street bridge; judiciary committee and
city attorney.
Luther H. Griffith and William C. Ra,ston-
For franchise 10 run tunnel through Capitol.
hin, on Third street, from Pine to Bell street as
Third street is impossible. and will be so be-
cause of the hill: also for q franchise TO con-
struct and operate an electric street railway.
commencing at the intersection of Third and
Pike street. from the Seattle Electric railway
thence northerly along Thi d street. along Pike
through the tannel to Depot street. along Demo,
to Oak street, thence to and along Oak to Harri-
son street 10 an intersection with the present
line Of electric railway on Temperance street:
street committee.
Gardner kellogg ct al.-For protection from
FIRE in the district bounded by King. Lane Com.
mercial ard South Second; fire ana water.
John 2. Nilsson ct al-For the appointment Of
Robert Hamilton as building inspector; re-
feTred
W. q. Iatimer ct al-For the appointment nj
Douglas J. Person aud Charles Lind as police
officers; referred.
c. A. spriggs For appointment to the posi-
ton of sanitary officer.
J. Furth ct aL-For the re-appointment of n
I. Rogers as harbor master.
Jones d Eidred. street committee
Fer sidewalk on Second street. between Main
and Washington. street committee
vickery-For abatemensof city tax; judiciary
committee.
Asto ridge st Baxter street: street committee.
with power to set
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Bills 10 the amount of SIS. $50 % for street
work were order, q paid.
The matter OF the oil storage warehouse NJ
North street came up, bat no action was taken.
RECESS TAKEN.
The council took recess al ii:so nm. until
Monday night At the close OF the session
Jailer Bogart received many congratulations
upou his excellent taste In the floral decora-
tons.
Mayor White made quite Q successful insngu-
ration OF his term. Councilman CAlligan is
wsr-horse, aud was quite a. home. Mr.. Hull
was quite self-possessed in occasional short
speeches. Mr. Miller confined himself to an oc-
casional remark