The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-09

engineer TO notify Mr.. Wilmer, the assistant to
Benezette Williams, was read for the third time
Mr. Bogardus inquired as to what was the
trouble
Mr. Wilcox replied that the resolution was on
its final passage and did not allow of q discus
sion. He finally said that Mitner had been run
ming around debating to the city.
Mr.. Bogardus refused to vote and Mr.. Wilcox
said that he could not t-ansgress the rules of the
board without apologizing to the same
A vote resulted In carrying the resolution, Mr..
Hall voting no.
STREET CONTRACTS.
Bought of alderman bill No. 20 was placed on
its final passage. Il appropriates the following
sums to pay audited bills $2,0i7.55 from II street
fund, ss7S.54 from street improvement fund,
John street fund, SOC 3 from Temperance street
fund, SIS from Baker street fund, sl,7ziR from
Eighth street fund, s675.72 from Twelfth street
fund, $46.eo from Eleventh street fund, 81, 314l7
from wykof street fund, sl,4l. o from Barclay
street fund, s2,21e.96 from Hyde street fund.
MARKET INSPECTOR.
The committee on health and police reported
unfavorabiy pom the appointment OF B. F.
Wells as market Inspector.
Tie committee asks the board of health TO an
null the Office.
Mr. Hall said that the city already had more
officers than Ii could pay, and that the city
should cut down the number. Upon vote the
report was adopted.
The license committee recommended granting
licenses 70 A. j. Lundberg, J. wagert and Her
man & Fisher. They recommended also the
adoption of bill providing for the reduction of
the licenses OF concert halls from 81 600 TO $780,
The ordnance was referred back 70 the COM
mittee for divided report
THE LIBRARY ROOMS.
The finance committee reported that they did
net deem IL advisable TO lease rooms in the DC
cidentsI block for use OF the library commission,
az they we're sitrateI too high M
NJ Bozardus asked Mr.. korn whether he re-
ferret 10 rhe altitude or me price.
t. bill was placed on its third reading and
CONTRACTORS LIABILITIES.
Nr Korn reported that he was continually be
ing badgered BY creditors of the contractor on
Ere hesda.a-'e-s.
Matt Rrxnnfsaa addressed the board, claiming
ssyinst him ere subject matter for the courts
Mr. Wilcox thought the council had nothing
TO do with the disputes
BILLS SIGNED.
The ordinance providing for the request TO
Harris Il Co. for $1,000 on the whter bonds
within fifteen days from notice was, under a
suspension Of rules, passed on third reading and
was signed.
To appropriate money 70 pay for chemical en-
For extension of Rollin street.
To establish electric street lights at three
Apportioning taxes
Providing for electric lights at Marion and
Fourth Fifth ana sixth.
For appointment of an assistant health Of
fcsf.
To correct assessment on lots in Olive addi
ton.
To provide for the levy Of the rate per cent for
IMPROVEMENT OF South Fourteenth street.
For Improvement Of Howell street.
For Improvement OF south Twelfth street.
For Improvement OF Banner street.
For Improvement of Tenth street.
For Improvement of Olive street
For lr1provemsut Of Rainier street
Requesting board of public works 10 enforce
the erection of street light by the street rail-
roads.
To provide the mayor with clerk.
MsscELLAsEoUs BUsESEss.
The committee on street Improvements rec
commended the granting Of the petition Of
Maurice Mc,licken for the grading Of Jay street.
and the board Of public works was authorized 70
order the work
Pe.srions for licenses from Herman q Fisher.
j sundlin9 and Il J. Wsgert were referred 10
the license committee
THE spr,ointment Of B. 2. Wells as special
r1arse- inspector was referred 70 TIC COMMITTEES
on health and police.
Nr wilcox moved that the committee on rev.
enue en6eavor 20 SECURE Tor the city the property
now for sale By me county. The motion vss
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