The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-28
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Police Force Cut Down to Fifty
Eve in All.
QuEsTloM As 70 THE CHIEF
HsfJuSe ~ The Resolution Ksquestisg
That asnrss's Resignation Ne
Net Accepted.

IL housD q delegates met last night ana
4redeopt Jones icing ssail unvsll. II vas re-
oolyed that NJ. 6. + ktsefnger acs - chairman.
h other msmbers present were: n W. Wsilis.
g Hart, = Mcsford, ~ Muidoon. u ship
~, G. w. Furry, W. h. Davis G. B. Bagley, w.
= 4. Barnes and Frank Haniord-
The hoase passed the ordinance dividing the
eovtfai wards into election precincts It's al
0oot IL same - passed for the charter election.
mt ~ passagc We required again.
NJ. Wins asked consent 70 take up his resolu-
tipu requesting the police commissioners not to
accept - rseignstion OF Chief Monroe. This
Ming agreed To- be continued that It was the
6eotte u the commlssioneTs that the board place
alnen "a 1ecoId - 70 the choice. twas desired
eoknew WHISTLER the council would approve or
0innDp60Se Of SUCH c0uf4e. He moved il
adoption
NJ. bagley Thought they should postpone
ocftCn until the new commissioner took his
yises. TAs board hrs had every chance to
oeoWm1n fhe nsneD o. NJ. Monroe ana upon
theu taould tau - praise OK blame Of their
Uwn 1o1octton.
~. uuldoon sat0 Il the council passed this
1eoolut1on The blame would Be upon them
encuie 9ese - any oiame. II was point the
eomm1sdoueu wefe tryina TO make. He was
~ nffntd 70 50 on record, ana admitted that II
~ yofeo = would . NOS % accept Chief Mon
1oe'e resignation. he was Ike tho conductor
seslsn Inc directors refused, saying they did
not wenf 20 buiid another house.
~. hagiey ealo tnat WAS one OF the points
ne0e aeainst Monroe. HOW ABOUT tne SILVER
ecsviccY = wss an outrage 70 Try and force the
1esotutlon through
NJ kiytnger remarked that they al knew MS
S1cwA tiAughtefI
the mosion was then put: Noes-Bakley.
1aFia. Anidoon, Barnes, Furry, Hsniord, Ship
~; ayes-Hau, hitunger Willis.
Inc motion was therefore lost
NJ Wins htrodhceo oiii, wnicn ne SAID
~ = ne interest o. economy. u was 70 meet
sns pf0poscu eisl ~ me police iorce.
49, 'ns PaIee ioIec ~ n'syse tnat y.
Sssv ,ssrs,,rs Thrss me- NV ~ .s,so,aS Anu ),
- s. Ias..s ,..s n.as - 'see'c' "
q. H,'sss,' . - Ill.,,
80. $1,000 a. M h.r,ss - s,aa,., 800.
s.ist.- 49, - .'S -''' - 'pe''a' 'o'n'
- usnfo.s mid tho MI, -, ., ~. r,u,,
esra.s,...s rss. :, ~ .als 1sn'
onpsain.
The iii was amended accordingly riaced ar,
nssai g.assaxe. a.,d carried unanimously.
Resolntson 70. the grading OF Thomas avenue
Vas bnesed.
! Ordinance for the regulation Of peddlers. Mr..
la81ky thought II was more scarchino than
most people sup,rosed. II seemed 10 incirac
99ncen aDd others soliciting orders. He was
49, g any measure likely 10 DC onerous or
tp 9event people on the oufskirts very conven-
Sentay sestins GOOD, cheap and wholesome food
~. Willis snid the rates inside were prohib-
ssvr; &c should oppose i.
Mr. .nnntosd also Thought It went beyond the
Intention q members; there vas not family in
s'so cN when was no1 accommodated py store
keepers soilclsil2 orders. he specified the OBJ
JecsioneoIc featurcs.
- lGmlU0e0 mouse
JUL passed an ordinance iorpidding hawkers
Masnan ce1tsin iimits. ana now THIS gave them
UssMlss.vu y tney pau license Iee'
s. ~ oan uas re-eomm1ttea.
APPROPRIATION.
Ordinances were passed appropriating money
opay hills q follows:
Police fund. feed for prisoners, 267o 20: police
FUND, @sls: water fund, N,sl5.5s; nre, ,e76oo:
ofsooe mi: public health f2,a 60. v.ter, vol,
interest fund, 81 go; Grant street fund, for in.
tu1eut, 1904
sewrR ruyvrr
-, v,.~i~v cNs.r.a !. trs,t ,..o,,,.,.. .....
1sinr ~ hosrd - nnhi;c ~o,Ls - $780, -s,s
49, ~. - =. ps ~. :" plvceeu VIII
q ..~s-S-s.. 8. -sss Do.s.s.s. 'u.ue''
vffh 81 m,,rr .rs, !, ss,,,,,,,c.i r'aa
kIlnv. INA ccss - ~ Nesrsvs, srcr, ,s-ss.,s
a. sa 80 s ss.s - - 'io" psocus OF
S s tn .ssr,,,,ss.s
sVAAiIhhs hkfohIS
Bill 10 regulate business of auctioneers; r.
ported favorably.
Application Of F.. A. Able for LIQUOR license:
granted.
In favor OF lights on Jones and Mitchell
exreete; adopted
In favor Of college ground addition; adopted.
For grudtng Pearl from Burke's to Olive addi-
ZION; adopted
fof grnoing OF Mary street: adopted.
For grading Of Lewis street: adopted.
Vn peation Of John Graf Tor compensation for
- 1870. aoiie " iefIace mouse. MI. SIMPLIFY, OF
sne yuaieiafy committee, explained that II the
oamsse was zone py rcsrading tho claimant
vsia % entitiea 70 recover under certain con.
ul,anss Hc sAia That MT. Graz was willing to
euont sno quesaon 70 ooard OIL arpitrafion rs
Y4osluso un'ef tne o'd charter. he recon-
Uleuoca tnat such course be taken. Report
adopted:
~ =. 4 Henderson for quit claim to property
~ Dennys third addition on account of re-
1snptsoA was SOLO ior taxes IN 1856, two
years iater the treasurer Issued redemption Ger
shcatc. Report that petition b prepared show
ing INC Isets-
recommending postponement OF action on
Oil. feguiaung scasengers' bill recommitted.
tut inspeotoS ot steam ooiiers' favorable re-
Pa. snop'so-
VT nsniofa pointed out that the charter for
rsne the sppo'n'mcntoi any offcial who should
ueuse revenue ircm ices, anu tnere was no
a'ones asanaps 10 pay Z SALARY. lie admitted
snst the petiuon was enttid To respectful con
"sfsaoh-
MI narncs th"asht they should inquire
su.sne! pe'ofe rejecting tne DILL
Af. Wins ieit that some time should be taken
TOT consiaefa'ion. lie moved to place on the
Wheis' ne, ana wa, course was adopted