The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-23

seiy ordinances, and this was agreed To-
AiaRman Korn moved that the two
saoents b added to The COMMITTEES.
-. SIMPLIFY. Of the house of delegates.
Imported The motion and It vas adopted.
Inc joint sessicn was then dissolved.
BOAED OF ALDER~xn.
keFk snd Library Comuassssops Al.
Resnset- 1tnehnrs Cornsr Propositien.
A last nights meeting OF the board Of
asaermen the most important matters were
ne mayors nominations.
MBRARx coMMrssron Aprorrrrp.
O. library commissioners he made fhs
ssol..oW1ng nominations: For one year,
1oaenei z. 4. Sheafe; two years, MEs. A.
g stewart; three years. E. b 8rainerd;
souf yeafs, Mrs. J. q Haines; i've years,
sC0lonel @. g. Lyon.
~ wsss confirmed By acclamation.
RARK COMMISSIONERS.
pe mayor nominated a park commits
aoneFs: For one year, D. W. Jones: two
years ". + Burgess; three years. a. Bar
ser tour years, James Weed: Ave years.
~ = Bailey. All were unanimously com
nrmed ~ ballot. except james Weed.
Wn0se name was rejected By vote Of 8 70
Upon receiving word that the nominar
ton had bsen rejected. Mavor WHIT 9.
paisd that he had NO fuxthsr rominstior
for the evening.
mr. .rrru., .~
.r,,,,.,.,,,~, s., - -. --...es =
Wv Rirsh... =. $3.50 - 1870. )" ilem MAYOR
demneN q y..,.. .1s- 80 = nc -. colner con.
,treef ~. ns:-s.ss , sa'1 .nu oousn Aniro
civ shcris - - - .nent VA mat the
s. Noven,h.r zen - ~ ~ eolner -, ooO
can't from $780,, - 3, ,een . = ~ per
city q unabIe =, IL tns. NJ Rs,,.s.-s -
noses that Eoven,b>r $500 -. -. -
him 81 .If8 6vs - c..h he;,,a a. :.ss- y -
erued. and also s6a0 ~ ~ srs,,.I
incurred ia protecting his rIeht "a the nrov.
eyty. He furthermore proposes that Il.
city pay him 10 per cent. interest on the
81, 500 altar. November i. 1890. and an -
before November 1, 1891. nav the princinal
Ia coin. The city can nay the whole 81
500 before November 1. 1891. or anv nart 81
4 in sums not less than e. O0o.
The vhole ruhx.rt -. -.s.-s
6nance committee and the corror.t;or
counsel With instructions to rerort = n.
next meeting, which win occur on Fridav
night
NEW oFrrcrAIs.
a communication was receivad fro,,, ~.
chairman q the board a. nuhI;c vort. =.
uouncine thu annotnfment "a r shs.>..a
= assistant superintendent II r,hl,c
works: L. +. Compton. sunerintendens ~
buildings. bridges. etc w n pre.tcr
Is superintendeut Of thu v.t.r vo-L..
Georxe II. Alexanderl surer;rt.rssrt- -
streets: r. Schmidt anner;r,.rd.rt -
sewers: and ]. 4. Pratt secref.rv - th.
board. The communicates -. ~st.-.ss
to the salary committees.
n w. Miller. the city clerk. announced
= his deputies 7. II. Townsley and Will
lam B. Drown. The appointments were
approved.
The ordinance allowing the corporation
counsel to appoint An assistant was refer
red back to the judiciary COMMITTEES for
emendmenk The original ordinances pro-
yided that the assistant should furnish for
the two houses copies Of the ordinances:
but Nj. Jacobs explained that this work
MArrER or yANTroR.
Guy G. Phinney sent In ! letter rocom-
monding Louis Misnon, the present 1ani.
tor Of the Butler block, q the ianitor for
the city Offices. This Was referred to the
committee On janitor.
n. g. 0oss applied tor the position 81
ianitof, and his application vent to the
same committee.
The ordinance providing for the en-
ploy ment Of janitor at $720 . year Vas
finally passed. He was to be appointed bv
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