The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-14
CITY NOTICES.

local Improvement district Tor the payment there
for, and that said payment be provided for by the
issuance and sale of bonds.
Whereas The city council of the city Of Seattle
did on the I'd day of March. 1891. duly pass joint
resolution declaring its Intention to grade and
sidewalk on both sides of the same, McClsire
Eaton street in the city of Seattle; said joint
tuition contained the estimated cost of said i'm
provernent, and that the cost Of said Improvement
would be assessed against the property abutiing
such street. and fixed teen days from the date of
the first publication thereof as the time in which
could be filed in the Office OF Inc city clerk and,
Whereas. The city clerk did cause the said reso-
luton to be published for ten days eonsecutiyely
IN the Post fnteiiigencer and Daily Press, The
official newspapers OF said CITY, the nrst pnei:eaion
%. Issi, and afidaylt Of such publication was
daily filed in the Office of said clerk ON the goth
Whereas 40 protests against said proposed i'm
provement by the owners of more than two-thirds
OF the front feet of said lots and lands abuting on
were filed with said city clerk within fifteen days
from the date of the rst publication of said joint
Therefore, be IL ordained by the city Of Seattle
follows:
SKcTIoS i. That McClaire street. street In the
city OF Seattle. be graded and sidewalRed on each
side thereof from Sesler avenue to the north line
graded in accordance with the established grade
thereof, and that the sidewalks on either side be
less than eight feet in width, placed on a solid
foundation the planks thereon TO be securely
nailed
Sec. . That TO pay for such improvement there
be and hereby Is established a local improvement
district No. g. which shall include all the property
fronting on said McClaire street. the street TO be
improved, between YeSler avenue and the north
line OF Eaton street, TO the distance hack of said
Mcclaire street each side thereof IL plated into
blocks, to the center of the blocks If plated into
lots only, to the center of each lot, and if lot
plated, TO the distance Of l20 feet.
the supervision OF the board OF public works, of
said city, who are hereby ordered to proceed with
be taxed and assessed upon ali the property in
such local improvement district No. 3, which cost
and expense shall be assessed in proportion 10 the
number of feet of such lands or lots fronting
thereon. All assessments levied on lands Of the
United States, state of Washington, state univer-
sify, county OF King city OF Seattle, any school
district shall be paid by the city OF Seattle the
al n s, , ss ana oa putting DOWN
OF Seattle out Of the general road fund.
Sec A. The payment for such improvement,
with the exception of the amount 10 be paid by the
city of Seattle out Of the general road fund.- shall be
by the mode OF bonds.
Sec. 5. The Improvement OF said McClaire street
shall be by contract, and shall be let to the lowest
and best bidder therefor by the board of public
works, provided In section 10 Of article Of the
freehoders charter. Before the letting of said
contract the board Of public works shall furnish
the city council The estimated COS; of the improve
rneni as furnished them by the city engineer, to-
eetheF with an assessment roll showing the owners
ifknoSn OF each lot and parcel Of land in such dis
trict frontlng on said NcClaire the street TO i'm
proved, the number OF feet owned by each, and the
humber of mont feet OF street crossings; If the
name OF any owner OF any parcel of land is not
known, the same shall be listed as unknown, and
each lot and parcel shall be described
and parcel with the amount charged 10
the street crossings shall be charged 10 each lot
or parcel or crossing In proportion 10 the number
of feet of the same fronting on such improvement.
The city council on receipt OF such roll and assess
ment. shall cause a notice thereof 10 be published
IN the official newspapers OF the city of Seattle
in ten consecutive issues, notifying all persons
interested that such roll has been filed and shall
require th.m to appear al time fixed in said
notice which saiG time shall be not less than
fifteen (I5) days from the date Of the FRS nublica-
ton thereof, and make objection, If any they have,
thereto. At the time fixed in said notice the city
council shall met in joint convention and shall
consider and determine any and all objections
made and shall make such corrections of said roll
as 1t deems just and shall III n dedlci from the
gross cost OF such Improvement the cost
assessed against the street crossings which last cost
shall be paid ont OF the general road fund Of said
CITY, and the city council shall then by ordinance
approve such roll and after the approval of said
roll the board OF public works shall proceed 10 let
the contract for such improvement as provided in
section (lo)of article eight sl of the freehold
see s This ordinance shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage approval and pub
Passed house of delegates May J, 1891.
President House Of Delegates
Passed board OF aldermen April !, 1891.
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved By me this I'm day Of MAJ, 1891
HARRY WHITE, Mayor
Filed by me this 7th dsy Of May, A. D. 1891.
H. W. MILLER. City Clerk.
ORDINANCE No. l.7ls-AN oRpIN ANcE
u 10 snaropriste the sum OF .eventy-fye dolars
20 Lizzie ). Lpsky for the loss of horse and dam
ages 10 an express wagon. arising through defect
in the streets.
Re II ordained by the city of Seattle as follows:
SECTION l. That the city comptroller be ana be
Is hereby directed to draw warrant on the city
treasurer for the sum OF SeYenty-hve dollars in
favor of Lizzie : Iipsky, TO pay for the loss of
horse and for damages 70 an express wagon, aris-
ing from defect ia the streets OF said city.
sec. 2 The city treasurer is directed TO deliver
SAID warrant to said Lizzie :. LipsSy upon her ex-
ecutinr and delivering TO the comptroller OF said
CITY receipt IN fun for al damages claimed by
her against the city, arising from defect Of the
street thereof
out Of the general fand Of said city. the sum OF
seveaty~ivs dollars. 10 pay the warrant provided
fOr in section one hereof
sec. i This ordinance shall take effect and Re in
the mayor.
Passed house of delegates May !, 1891.
r W. JONES.
President House of Delegates
Passed board OF aldermen April 50, 1891
GEORGE ". HALL.
President Board of Aldermen
Approved by ne this 7th Gay OF May. A n.
Flied or me this IN siSy Of Nav. A. d. 1891.
II ". MILLER City Clerk.
TMPOUNDED STOCK AT AUCTION
headquarters, corner Fourth and Terrace streets
viii sell g. public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash, 70 pay expense Of impounding and keeping
the following described animals, VIZ: One bay
hlly four 90 years Of age: black points spot on
forehead The owner Of the above described AMI
imsl Is TO me unknown. BOLTON ROGERS.
Chief Of Police.
CALE or BONDS-SEALED BIDS NILI RE
Oh or before FridAr, May IS, lsSI a. ~ O'Clock H.
for the purchase Of local improvement bonds, IS
SUED by the city of Seattle IN accordance with tbs
provisions Of ordinance No. $50 Of said city sad
improvement % Broaiv Ay nom Yesisr svenue 20
De Forrest street, are Ron-optonsi ten year bonds