Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-10

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The sewer committee made the fol-
lowing report:
"The petition Of Chas. Iurn has not
yet been acted upon, as it seemed best
to wait for further progress on the tun-
mel before the questions Of the petition
be answered. The committee will en-
deavOr to report definitely on the petit
ton at the next meeting. I'm view of
the necessity for at least BOO, 600 hard
burned brick for use during the present
season on the Happy Valley sewer the
committee would call attention TO the
fact that there is at present no yard in
the city that can furnish brick. The
committee is awaiting the report Of the
bOud committee before recommending
any extension Of the present sewer sys-
TEN except the brick sewer in Happy
Valley. That should he built this sum
mer i'm any event"
The special committee consisting of
the mayor, city attorney and Council
man Ahern, appointed to investigate
the question Of street extensions across
tide lands and also the locating of Rail
road avenue along the water front, re-
ported, recommending that the city
engineer be instructed TO secure the
tide land commissioners notes upon
which the map of the Fairhaven water
front is based and make his map for the
city to conform TO such notes; and also
that all previous resolutions bearing on
street extensions and the location OF
Railroad avenue be rescinded and that
a map and notes showing i'm detail the
city's claims be adopted by resolution
in lieu thereof.
The slight descrepances referred to i'm
the report were explained by Mr.. Dono.
van and the city engineer and the re-
port was then adopted.
A communication from Il. Schmidt
in reference to his claim for balance
due for sewer work was referred to the
sewer committee.
A communication from II. l.. Dick
inson asking that warrants be drawn
for all of the balance due him for work
done ON the Lake Padden road, less 8
reasonable amount to cover the uncom
! pleted work, about $500, was read, anC
on motion Of Mr.. Kinghorn the request
was granted, the city stipulating thai
receipts for all labor and material furn
! ished on the contract be filed before tn,
issue Of the warrant. Amount Of war
rant s., ,333.9S.
! The mayor stated that he had re
ceived a telegram from the secretary o
| the harbOr line commission askinj
what action, if any, had been taken b,
the council in the matter Of the reques
for an appropriation Of $3.50 as a cOntri
button TO defray the expenses Of tn
chairman Of the commissio while on
visit 10 Washington i'm the interest q
the proposed harbor Improvements
The matter was submitted to the couu
ell as a committee of the whole and tn
request denied.
A county warrant for $500 to cove
amount paid by the city for the boar
Of one Cohen, a state prisoner, was oi
dered turned over TO the city treasurer
Judge Maxwell, as attorney for G.. A
Cameron, presented a claim for S25 al
legged to be dueCamerOn for police servic
previous to his removal by the council
The clerk reported that the asses
ment rolls for the improvement of Dor
ovan avenue from Twenty-tirst
Thirty-secOnd streets, and Bennett av'
nue. from Harris 10 Mckenzie ha
never been delivered to the city trea
urer.
Mr. Donovan offered the followin
resolutions, which were adopted
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