The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-03-10
SESSION or THE CITY COUNCIL.


bers present excepting Miller.
The report Of the committee on the
claim Of N. P. Kay for double assessment
was read and approved. 1t was adverse
TO Mr.. Kay's claim.
The report Of the committee on sewers
and sewerage was read and approved. 1t
was to the effect that the contract for the
extension Of the system Of sewers had
been let to R. Schmidt for 81 600 and that
right-of-way deeds bad been secured from
]. H. Thomas.
The committee appointed to investigate
the shortage In ex-Marshal McMurtry's
tax account was granted an extension Of
time until the next regular meeting.
A communication was received from X.
Schmidt asking the council to pass an
ordinance ratifying the sale Of the sewer
bonds to J. D. Riley. The request was
granted and the ordinance passed:
Applications for the position Of city
ditch tender were received from Ernest
Hamel, Tom Norton, L. G. Lowell and
VIM. Steiglef. The applications were
referred to the committee on streets and
bitches, with power to make the appoint
ment.
The committee on streets and bitches
o,,,,,.,I.a a. ,,o,.,io,, - :. 800 l.,
BOOKS addltlon on assurance from Mr.
Beck that q new dedication would be
made m conform Nth the Mat of the
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Inc report Oh the street commissioner
regarding the cleaning Of streets, repair
inc of sidewaIks and bpiIdinU NJ hridOea
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O'el ui'o"es was Ieoel'eu anu nleu'
The city justice reported eight convic-
tons, $3.50 received in fees and fines,
and ala in fees dine the iustice for Feb.
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Clty MARSHAL COCKS report noted the
appointment Of A. W. Ryan as deputy
marshal and Tom Station M nolicaman {.
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that Iorty whlte men, one Chlnaman, TWO
negroes and two women had been forced
to leave town. The marshal asked for
800. .--.-....:
uelnl'e Instructions IesAtuins "oooen
structures and the storage oil nay within
the fire limits and was instructed to
strictly enforce ordinance No, 80, which
il as follows:.
sEcrIoEl. All that portion Of the city Of
North Yakima within the following described
limits Of SAID city, to-wiI; Ahoi blocks ten lo),
s"S at,r my s, % s1i my ~ ~
are limits Of aid city.
SEC. 4 No building except privies, which
shall not exceed IN size ten 90, feet square and
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same shan Be- in conformity with the following
provisions: First all outside and party walls
shall be made Of brick stone concrete or other
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height, from the tor Of the Sidewalk to he under
side Of the roof jOistS rafterS, shall not be less
than eight ~ inches In thickness IL Of brick
n sC ' ~ ~ .,on" J, noUona,o rHooS ~ .n
four ,2G teet in height ali walls shSll not b leS,
than twelve II2l inches in thickness for the arSt
twenty-four I94I feet II Of brick nor less than
e,snSeen ,S meme ~ o. stone OF
ben in outside or psrty walls shall BE- seDarsted
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stone or brick laid in mortar, or BY concrete;
fourth all end and party walls, except end wall
fronting on ssTse'; sns extend ABOVE 'he 'hee.
cosr.os Of SrIct and in NO ca,s al m ~ MAJ s
ing or sheetIns Of the roof extend across any