Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-01-02

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Jno. p. Tweed, recording ................. 90
+. q. Daning, oil and lamp. ........... p
r. e. Daning lanterns -: ..:....:....... .
Allen 4 Hardness, lnmber ........... $50 81
j. c. HOrr. services rs assessor % %
w. s. Carney, coal for engine room II 90
Total ............ 1858 Sc
1t was moved that the report be
adopted and warrants ordered drawn.
All voted aye.
This Committee returned the bills of
the Capital and Tribune Publishing
Company without recommendation.
On motion, bills were laid on the table.
Same Committee asked, and was
granted, more time to consider the
Treasurer's report and the bill of Mrs.
Fannie Royce.
Same Committee made recommen-
dations as follows:
First-That the ordinance fixing
Marshal's bond at $4,000 be passed.
Second-That the bill of Captain F.
Whitman be referred to the Commit
tee on Streets, Wharves and Bridges.
The Committee on Streets, Wharves
and Bridges recommended that the
bill of the Olympia Construction COM
pany be not paid till the City surveyor
turns over the matter in his hands.
The Committee on Fire, Light and
Water to whom was referred the petit
ton OF Drewry & Son for a permit to
build wooden shed on Main street
between 9Th and 9th, recommended
that the same be not granted. On
motion, report was adopted. The
Committee asked for and were grant
ed further time to consider the report
OF Chief of fire department and the
matter of telegraph fire alarm system.
City Surveyor Tillotson submitted
general plan for the planking of streets
which on motion of Mr.. Ward was
adopted.
The Committee on Health, Police
and Public Property asked for and
were granted further time to report on
matters referred t6 them.
The City Attorney asked for and
was granted further time to prepare
the ordinance defining the fire limits.
The special Committee appointed to
confer with q Committee of Fourth
street tax payers reported that joint
meeting was held, at which it was re-
solved that the City Council be asked
to direct the city engineer to make ex-
animation OF the survey and grade of
Fourth street, and that he make re-
port of his work as soon as possible to
the Committee, that they may have
the information at their next meet
ing. On motion, the report was
adopted, and engineer instructed to
make report to the Committee as re-
quested.
The report of the Street Committee
for the week ending December y, was
presented and referred to the Commit
tee on Accounts and Current Expenses.
An ordinance requiring bonds and
deposit to be furnished under contracts
with the city was read under suspen-
sion of the rules, it was read second
and third time and placed on final pas
sage. All present voting aye, the or
dinance passed and the title was agreed
to.
An ordinance providing for the con-
structlon and repair OF sidewalks In the
city of Olympia was presented and read
first time.
The bids of B. NJ. Price and the
State Printing company for the city
printing were read and referred to the
Committee on Health, Police and Pub
lie Property, with instructions to re-
port thereon at a meeting OF the Coun-
Gil to be held Tuesday, December 30.
A remonstrance against the locating
of a pest-house on section 8, township
Is north, range 2 west, was read and
referred to Committee ON Health, Po-
lice and Public Property.
A petition from Tacoma Lodge No.
4, /. o. G. T., to be released from pay
ing taxes was read and referred to
Committee on Judiciary.
The official bond of H. G.. Tillotson,
city engineer, was read and referred to
the city attorney. twas reported cor
rect by him and was, on motion, ap-
proved and ordered placed on file.