The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-15
Date of first publication MAY i5. ~ A. II

City cymplroiier.
Date of first publication May Is. A. d. 1881.
CITY TREAsURER's NoTICE-THE FOL
" lowing city warrants win be paid presenta-
ton at the city treasurers Office. Interest on said
warrants viii cease At the expiration Of fifteen
days from the hrsI publication of this notice:
olive street, ordinance i, s50 Nos $50 to $50 in
elusive.
2s7. ' ''' -''
Barclay street, ordinance l.5l7. Nos. I.4s5 to
Twelfth street. ordinance 1923. Nos LASS to
l,7e6 inclusive
seneca street, ordinance 1909, Nos lls to 22s
inclusive.
seneca street, ordinance 1858. No. 81.
Second street, ordinance 953, No. 1914.
Hyde street, ordinance sos, Nos LIZA 70
1881 inclusive.
West street, ordinance 1854. No 77s.
Lakevlew avenue. ordinance 1881, Nus. 4ss to
south Eleventh street. ordinance e4e. Nos. 80
and 33.
a7 Bi0a street. ordinance s'7' partial payment No
Rainier street, ordinance .os7. No l.742.
Cherry street. ordinance 9S5, No. 1900.
Green street, ordinance l,ls0. Nos. 1880 to
1858 inclusive.
Fifth street, ordinance s55, partial payment No.
seventh street, ordinance $40. Nos. 1881 to
Taylor street, ordinance 1.435, Nos. 1855 and
l.l66.
Jackson street. ordinance 1.412. Nos $50 to se2
Howell street. ordinance 1,47s No. 1891
Cedar street, ordinance l,47l, Nos. l,026 and
south Eleventh street, ordinance 1893 No. $40.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1891.
WILLIS l. AMES, City Treasurer.
BY J. J. KSoFF, Deputy.
! FONT RESOLUTION NO. eo.-BE 1T RE-
| - solved by the board of aldermen and house of
delegates OF the city of Seattle in session assembled:
That 10 is the intention of the city council of said
| city TO improve Lakevew street from the south
line of Jackson street 20 the south line of Florence
street OF Duke street, produced west, by grading
/ and constructing a sidewalk on each side of the
same, the grading to be done in accordance with
the established grade The estimated cost of said
| Improvement is four thousand, eight hundred nine
and 50le0 (s4,so950l dollars. and the Of said
crossings is 10 be assessed against the properly
abniting on said street proposed to be improved,
rs described above and which said aoutiIng prop
| eriy is hereby declared TO be the property bene-
| fitted by said improvement All persons owning
| any abutting properly on said street described
| above, defined ny section seven f7) of article
eignt svIlI) @ the freehoiders charter, shall
have fifteen tlbl days from and after the date Of
the FIRST publication Of this resolution 10 e with
the city clerk protests against said Improvement
Passed house of delegates May !, 1891
President House Of DeiegateA
Passed the board of aldermen April 3 1881.
President Board Of Aldermen.
HARRY Wits. Mayor
Filed by me this 7'h day Of NAY 4, A D; ISL
| First publ ,aton May 9, 1891.
JOINT RESOLUTION NO. ss.-BE 1T RE-
| ~ solved by the board of aldermen and house Of
delegates OF the city Of Seattle. in session assem-
| bled:
Tha; it is the intention Of the city council OF
| said city IN improve Duke street extended, or
FLORENCE street. from the east side OF Lakeview
street 70 the east line Of Washington avenue. IN
| said city Of seattle by grading the same In a.
/ Ing sidewalk each side of the same. The
estimated cost OF said improvement is Two thou
/ the cost OF said improvement, excepting The
cost Of grading the crossings. Is 10 be assessed
against the PROPERTY shutting On said street pro-
M VHH q
which said ahpttlng property is hereby declared 10
be the property benefited by said Improvement.
Al preSons owning any abuttinC property
said street as described above as defined by sec
ton seven (7) of article eight wild OF the
from and sfter the date OF the FIRST publication OF
this resolution TO hle with the city clerk protests
against said Improvement
Passed house OF delegates May l, 1881
President House OF Delegates
Passed board Of aldermen April 3, 1881.
GEo W HALL.
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved by me this zth day Of May, A D.
| 1881. HARRY WHITE. Mayor.
Filed by me this tn day q Nay 4 d.. lssl
firS, publication Nav g 1891.
CEAIFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived az the once Of the board 81 public works
lowing described property o. the city 81 seattle:
zion (ol city haIl sie1 ami lots I'VE s, and slx 80
block r. Relis third addition; terms. one-halt
bids. BY order Of the board
r W u. HOTBROoK. Secretary.
First publication, @sy &, 1891.
REGISTRATION NOTICE-NoTICEI HERE
IL BY given 10 the qualified electors Of the city Of
Seattle thai the registration books OF said city
now open the cfics OF the city clerk between the
hours Of - and p for the purpose Of reg
iSfration for the coming special city election be
held on Monday. june !. A. u 1921. and will re-
main open until Friday. May -. A n. 1881. when
they Will be closed for the purpose Of organization
aud WILL closed unti after the said special
CITY election II. W All4l-Ehs City CLERK
Dated May g.
IMPoUNpED STOCK Ats AUCTION
il Wednesday. May "a. 81 10 m 81 police
headquarters. corner Fourth and Terrace streets.
viii sell a. public auction 10 The highest bidder for
cash 20 pay expense OF impoBndine and keeping.
the following described animals, VIZ. One bay
fly four (4A yesrS % sGs, black points spot on
forehead The owner q The above described ami
Chief % Police.
SsAIF or BONDs-SEALED BIDS Will RI
- received by the undersigned city comptroller
a., or before Friday MAY Is lsel 8. IL o'clock nl
for The purchase q local Improvement bonds. -
sued hv the city OF Seattle In accordance vita the
pruvisions Of ordinance No ,esc OF said city. said
bonds issued for the purpcse OF paving for the
fnaproven2ent OF BgUsdS Sy nom eslsr avenue 70
I< Forrest street. Rou-aptiona4 ten year bonds
semi annually. Both Interest and r-lnc2r pal paya
bic al the Office Of the city treasurer. The right 70
reject any and AL bids = reserved
Z. w FERRIS, ComptEolleE.
Dated April - 1891
REST4UR4STS.
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