The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-31

ORDINANCE NO. lS16-AN ORDINANCE
" providing for and directing the removal of
descent street lights on Mad sre ahd ncan
the bridge and the old city limits on the line be-
tween sections ~ and q, township "a north,
range east, and replacing he same on Madison
Laurel. Minnie and East Washington streets and
Laurel shade avenue. in John j. McGvra's I'd
and Sd additions 10 the city of seattle.
BE 1t ordai med by the city of Seattle as follows:
SECTION !. That the board Of public works of
the CITY OF seattle are hereby required and directed
forthwith to remove twelve of the thrty-chandle
power electric and inCandescent street lights on
Madison street, between the old city limits on the
line between sections 22 and 27 township "a north
range east. and the high bridge, and replace the
Two on the east side of Laurel Shade avenue
one opposite the center of block and the other
side of Madison street, follows: One at the in
terSection of the east lire of East Washington
street, one at the intersection of the east line of
Minnie street, one at the intersection OF the west
line of Laurel street at the intersection of the
east line of Laurel shade avenue and one midway
Laurel street three lights opposite the southwest
corners OF block one ID twelve (l2) ami thirteen
ington street one light opposite the center of block
3; ali in John j Nc iivras Sd addition 10 Seattle:
and on the east side of said East Washington
street one isht opposite the center of block 8 in
John }. McGilvrAs Cd addition to the city of
Seattle
Sec 3 This ordinance shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage approval and pub
Passed board of aldermen this path day Of Au-
gust, 1891. GEORGE W. HALL.
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed house OF delegates this oath day of Au-
President House of Delegates.
Approved by me this 2oh day Of Aqsnst 1891
Filed by me this 2Sth ID day Of August as rs, 1881
Published this slst day of August, 1891.
ORDINANCE No. I.sI7-AN ORDINANCE
~ appropriate seven hundred and forty-three
collars and seventy cents for ihe payment OF the
cos due NJ. " Holmes. the former clerk OF the
district court of King county, in cases In which the
city OF Seattle was a party.
lie il ordained by the city Of seattle as follows:
SECTION /. That here be and hereby Is appro-
priated out of the general fund the SUM of seven
Hundred and Foriy-three Dollars ami seventy
clerk Of the district court for costs due him from
the city OF Seattle as such clerk.
sec :. That The comptroller OF said city be ana
he hereby is directed 10 draw warrant on the
treasurer of said city for the sum o. seven Hun
PAYABLE 10 NJ. VI. Holmes late clerk of the district
court, a. Que him from the city of Seattle as said
clerk for costs heretof re Incurred by the city.
Sec. 8 This ordinance is 10 take effect and be in
force after its passage, approval and publication
Passed board of aldermen the AN n, day Of Au-
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed house OF delegates the Ugh day OF Au-
President House OF Delegates.
Approved by me this 70 h day q august, 1891.
Filed by me this 25ih day Of August, 1891:
II. W. MILLER, City Clerk.
Date of irst publication August 81. A. u. 1891
ORDINANCE No. l.SlS-AN oRDlSANCE
" 20 define who are dlSorderly persons and 10
pTovide the punishment thereof
Re NJ ordained by the city OF seattle as follows:
SECTION i. The following persons are declared
20 be- disor1eriy persons:
First kyerF person without means OF living,
who has ability to work and who does not seek en-
piovnent or labor hen employment IS offered or,
Second-Every person who so!icItS aims as
business: or,
I-hirt-Eyerv person who roams about from
place 10 place without any lawful business;
Fourth-Every person having no lawful means
of support when found lettering around any steam
boat landing, railroad Gepog, banking institution,