The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-15
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Large Number of Routine Measures
Considered.

The board of aldermen devoted the en-
tire session 70 considering routine bills.
which al passed without much comment
When the salary ordinance came up Dr..
Jordan took occasion TO remark: is this
the bill we sen. into the other house? |,
has been cut into pieces. think IL ought
10 be placed in the waste basket"
Il was referred to = committee OF the
whole. with Mr.. Carrie as chairman
Several ordinances providing for ap1ro-
priations from the various funds in order
TO pay demands against the city were
passed.
Applications for liquor licenses from l..
Diiie-, Charles \. Baker, James MeGrath
and Z. lombard were referred TO the
license and revenue committee.
The following ordinances were read:
Fer the improvement, Of Lincoln svaaue, of
Gould street snd Of Johnson avenue: passed.
Approving tie p,as OF Oakland addition;
stree: committee.
For The improvement Of South Seventh street;
committee on pubic buildings and wharves,
House of delegates bill No. IL. establishing
the grade o. Chestnut street, between huisa;
ana Tslcott; passed
House OF delegates bill NJ Ioe establishing
the grade o. Willard and Harvard s,rsess. i-oa
Depot street ~ the nor;a line q Pozr.us' atdi-
ton; PASSED.
HOUSE Of delegates bill No s.. es,ablishing
the grade OF Republican sut Fifth STREETS, from
Lake 10 Duwanisa; passed.
House .: delegates bill No. % granting E +
sTaaF, Il continuance Of tine unit. July II
which - finish Improvements o. S.tth ana Re-
publican streets; passei
Applications icT retail liquor licenses TX
Wood 4 Pr.tchart, William sutherland and
Patrick Scu,iIn, sai Wholesale license 70
George n NcGiDn:s { Co; granted
House OF delegates bill No. IL 20 establish tse
grade OF Market street. between Grange ard
Pleasant: passed.
House Of delegates bill NJ =, establishing
the grade oi Mary st7ee;. between Third s..se!
and H,asdsle avenue; passed.
House O. DELEGATES A..l Ma Is. granting par
mission ~ seattle lodge. No {, / .. q. T. sad
tee No0oas Christian Temperance Coioa -
p,sce Il drinking fountain ~ :he n1-th.re<.
corner Of second sal - atab.a s.rscts; passed
House Of delegates a.. Ne -. 10 refund 10
the Wogacas Christian Temperance Union s.
paid to- tsNes .OC tds year i>sl. nsssei
The ordinance authorizing +. J. Bach
anaD sad Francis \. Young ~ establish
an employment agency was rejected.
The aldermen refused - coucur with
the house in orda,ajnc that the alley on
the block where the opera-aouse j. 10 Re
bUsll ShNG.d be vacated. The vote w2s
four against two IN favor.
Committees If ,he board reported Is TO-
lows.
A-a,GS; the b;li .css5u. property from tlsc--e
kiaaea- for payN purposes; TIE bill was Re
.ee,e1.
Ihc petition of Herbert Haven sat Others se-
The .ower.aS a, TIE grade 81 F.oc; street. &C.
tween Bs,l sui C2,ca St-ce's: re~euacss3ez
thai a conferences committee Ct both houses
he$r a.! ycof'c-tyau0crs a&ec,ei; tbs eAa.- av,-
pointed tec s.re1; COMMITTEES.
IL ;avo= ~ $ H5-t v-ea.b.gtr< tie erection o.
ANY structures "a pGe.tc streets. sl.} passed
IN tAy@c "a D2:.t4su To- sewer W 6Coae;yTav a:
lesieV avenue, sppvovSl aa& ise1 io- he cor
! porAi4o- eoQa>e-