The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-20

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- feqnaeted q insorm the board how
Nsuay, approxImateiE win be available
~ ~ yeer {oF sa1sriea The board ID.
NTH Wednesday night
nOA1D or ALDKnMxn.
A1eesnatten wanted ~ - City Funds
Szs Available.
.s - tooed u aldermen met lat uieht and had
oEcolon. when the salary ordinance was
re4 Ne Wilcox eoid The board hAd the
Mondlne before The city - HE house Of
A. ~ =. e not IKE sheir way Of sending
- III haok and refusing % concur"
& ~ Deontdent soid the house he'd done quite
Wiloe1 theu moved 10 postpone consider
- - The III until they could learn from the
kFesler how mach noney the city would
1lsn m th.s nosion ont Of order said
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~ MAid said Dc did NOT want to vote
- bin, bat - wanted 70 do 1t intelli-
He moved thns the com ptroller be
1cep4 toHport the approximate amount they
1Q14 1eQe nvailable Tor salaries
~ y 11oox eoeonted. and e was 20 ordered,
" Hen Of ~ bill being postponed until
sznEEr Asensensxrx
Inn16out NAN called attention to the assess
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- ~ erieen on account Of the principe npon
s.-.ln.u sn1 wers made The vsiu+ton
0uuntY purposes Ofteu makes distinction
Qtee y peEfectly Just foe taxable purposes, but
- z yass Nns1o .mpiovements are 70 % con-
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19Nngs por front foot. bus should bc 40 nearly IS
lele oo0Wousurate to the bonedt to be de-
There Il no question ~ to how the assess-
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NM ~ . - made. the 1890 ment mould be
RI no6t1y q poeslble il nocordance With the pro-
- 81 ~ new charter. The matter was r e.
= % he Judiciary committee.
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III - havo thnt HIST. He tnousht the hoard
nov JoG what h1d bean ordered before
4At4fnt Wos given.
dsnt said Tho board had no means Of
eN!W excepe ~ searching the rocofds He
'{2eN9HSW would p we'll to give them authority
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MILLER said the board 1t present only
IT'D - complete sewers on Temperance and
eskle1u etreet4
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|1n eefor n the report Of the board Of works
eMu Snyder moved 70 amend BY giving
9oArd power only - to the sewers men
- ana the etTeot work IN course Of cou-
MN This wes agreed 70 and Il was sent
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Plat va submitted OF Squire park and
AlsoNsslea aroee - to IT. conformity with other
49, 0ott0n Wae made that It b accepted.
XfQFlQed inst Il agreed with other plats. The
festaent SAID ne 0id not think II could be ac-
eepted coudtttonalsy. Nwas resolved to refer
p the street committee.
PETITIONS.
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stngs y1aldfng rental Of $3.50 month: tina. the
scily has been for years attempting to grade
Fifth street. between JEFFERSON street and Yesier
avenue; that he built his houses in conformity
with the Eastwick grade legally established by
tho citys that Fifth street Vas cut twelve feet
below that grade, aud since then . cut has been
Soade On Terrace street. As . result Mr.. Grafs
pgopexty has slid down into Fifth street and
thfoe buildings entirely wrecked, including the
Terrace honse. which had Just been completed
nt IN expense Of 5000. He says his damage is
due 20 cArelessness on the part Of the city in
lowering the grade and also by preventing hid
Den 6pfinss from flowing In their natural chan
mel he asks for relief and damages The mat
ter was referred to the corporation counsel
Corporation Counsel Jacobs expresses the
opinion that - NcAndrews has no legal or
other claim 70 higher award for damages TO
hie property than the one made. ~ he failed To
take advantage Of the legal opportunity af-
iorded him. The petition was therefore tab'ei
He also returns the petition OF Thomas ran
for extension OF time Oh the contract for grading
Canal street with the opinion that the penalty
can BE- recovered, and whether 1t should be re.
United h . question for the council to decide
The opinion was placed on hle.
Hiram Burnett-Fof arc light: referred.
Q. ] vincent--For transportation: referred
John Nagyash-For correction Of assessment:
referred.
MISCELLANEOUS BusrSKss.
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NJ. Miller moved that the board OF works be