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

Published this 3lst day of August. A. b. 1891.
ORDINANCE NO. l,s2O-AN ORDINANCE
~ hiking the salaries and compensation Of the Of
feers and employees of the city of Seattle.
Sc TON j. The annual salaries of the officers
and employees Of the city of Seattle shall be fol-
city attorney. 81 800: comptroller. $500; deputy
comptroller. $3.50; treasurer, $1,000; first deputy
treasurer, 81 500 second deputy treasurer. $3.50;
member board Of public works, third-year term,
$1,000; member board of public works, second
yeaE term, 81, 500; member board Of public works,
$5.2oo; s sten 500; municipal Judge;
clerk co %qa'Ds court city saoe ens Ss
ana whs5y:ss $500; port warden, s., 200; chief
police $1,000; three police captains each 81 200;
three leutenants, $1,0s0: one license collector,
$500; one poundnaster. 81 $50; fifty police
assistant chief fire department 81 $3.50; superin.
tendent fire alarm, 81 $3.50; captains engine com
g gns eompsne, Sos .ssG 81 oso ens EN-
i've hremen engine companies Nos /, 5, I. each
5000; captains chemical engine companies Nos
/, q 3, each 81 ,0S0; lieutenants chemical engine
companies Nos. l, 2 8, each, l.O2O; two firemen
chemical engine companies Nos. l. 2, g. each 5000;
captains no k and ladder companies Nos /, q
each $1,000; lieutenanIs hook and ladder com.
panies Nos. l. each 1850; two fremen hook
hook and ladder company No 2. each $500: cap
tain tireboat $1,000; chief engineer ireboat,
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freboat, 81 $50: two stokers fireboat each $500:
one deck hand freboa;, 5000; driver supply wagon
fire department, $780, health officer ST 800: san
itary officer, $780, inspector of plumbing. ST Oso:
two men on garbage scow. each 1920: su erin
works. 5000: bookkeeper water Sensr,w wer
1850; cashier water department $3.50: service
and repair. 81 800; other helps. 5000; chief en-
glneer Lake Washington pumping station 81 $50.
two engineers Lake Washington pumping station
1900; three stokers Lake Washington pumping
station. $3.50; three coal passers Lake Washing.
ton pumping station. ST2U, three engineers R-oa
way pumping station. each $1.2U0 janitor $500
see = The salaries ds herein provided for shall be
Sec 8. That all ordinances and parts of ordi-
in conflict with the prov siohs of this ord
nance be and the same are hereby repealed
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall lake effect imme-
diately after its passage approval and publication
Passed the board of aldermen this 18th day Of
August, 1891. GEO. w. HALL
President Board of Aldermen
Passed the house of delegates this Sd day of
President House of Delegates.
Approved by me this 26th day OF August. 1891.
HARRY WHITE Mayor
Filed by me this % day Of August. 1891
II. w. MILLER. City Clerk
Published August Slst. A. ID. 1891.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES JOINT RFsoLU-
Ill tion No. 22.-Be it resolved by the board OF
aldermen and house of delegates of the civ of SCI
attic in session assembled as fllows:
That it is the intention OF the city council Of
street IN Poptius addition, 10 Hillside avenue. in
Dennys East Park addition in the city of seattle
thereof The estimated cost of grading ard clear
ing grubbiug said street, excluding The cross
iugs, Is three thousand aud forty-three dollars
tsS,043l The estimated cost of sidewalking and
bul Nheading said street IS twenty-nine hundred
and twenty-six dollars tS2.926l. The total esti-
mated cost of said Improvement 10 he paid by the
abuttng propeTty-owners is titty-nine hundred and
sixty-nine dollars tS6,s6sl. The estimated cost Of
the grading and clearing and grubbng of the cross
ings is one hundred and eighty-one dollars and
twenty ight cents lSl.2Sl. The estnaated cost
of constructing crosswslks is one hundred and
seventy-ionr dollars 1871 The total estima led
cost 10 be paid by the city Is three hundred aud
hfty-hve dollars and twenty-elght cents 1885 2Sl;
ana the cost of the grading and sdewalking of said
street is To be assessed against the Property abut
ting on said street proposed to De improved as de-
scribed above and which said abutting property is
hereby declared 10 be The property benefited by
said improvement. All persons owning any abuf-
ting property defined by section seven RI OF
article eight 49, OF the charter, shall have fifteen
DAYS IS from and after the date of the first pubi-
ca ION 81 his resolution 10 me Win the city clerk
protests a. ainst said Improvement
August, 1891. GEORGE W HALL u
President Board OF Aldermen
Passed house of delegates this 10Th day of
President House OF Delegates
Approved by me this 24th day OF August A d.
1881. HARRY WHIT, Mayor
Filed by me this sa,h day q Auggst 4: p 1891.
Published this 2sth DAY OF August, \. ID. 1891.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- nntil noon OF the 7th day OF September, 1891
tor lighting the public streets OF the city OF Seattle
tor year from date OF contract BIDS will
specify the kind. candle-pt wer and price OF each
light per month, the hours during which the same
" III be furnished in different seasons of the year
whether the arc lights Will be placed corners or
over the center Of the intersections Of alternate
streets tbddi ng on each planl, whether for all or
only part of The streets now lighted, and, If for
less than s what district u the city The city 10
have The right TO Increase the number OF arcs 10
100 and incandesceats 10 900 during the year
BIDS TO be directed 10 the secretary hoard Of
public works and eadsrsed On the envelope bid
for Street Lighting
The right is reserved TO reject any and all bids.
Payment viii be made In city warrants drawn
ag aInst the Appropriate fund.
Nv order OF Inc board OF public works
p. W. D. NOTEBOOK, Secretary.
First publication. August IL. 1891.