The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-05
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appointed by each house. and that the
committees report their recommendations
10 the council. The resolution was adopt
ed ana the following citizens committee
was appointed: T. y. Halter. J. ;. Iaylor
and G r. Conover. The park committee
OF the board, consisting Of sweeney. Love
JOY and Miller, will also act in conjunction
with the house committees. The concur
rent resolution IS as follows
'Nh-re2s. There is necessity Tor soma
uniform plan 10 be adopted for the future
plating OF land 10 correspond Win the
houlevards aud streets hereafter 10 ne
laid out and that all algnments may I've
in harmony. and practicable grades ne es-
tao.lshed for sad streets, highways ana
boulevarIs; and
Whereas. 1t Is deemed essential and -
the best interests OF the city and property
owners that Al land hereafter plated
snall DC SO plated as 10 be IN conformity
to the needs OF the city and the advantage
of the property. so that the city shall have
general plan Of Official authorization OF
future streets and boulevards; and
Whereas, Such streets and boulevards
should be so located and established by
authority as shall tend 10 the convenience
or the people and the needs of public
travel, ana THAI such highways shall De 50
located that they may correspond with the
roads leading into the country. and that
such streets and boulevards should be 50
established as TO furnish easy grades as
traffic roads, driveways and walks, and
that they may be so laid out that they
may be ornamented with lawns and trees
and otherwise beauGded: and,
Whereas. Such plan should be adopt
ed so as to meet the conditions of the
most approved modern methods. therefore
be it
Resolved, BY the board OF aldermen. the
house Of delegates concurring, that COM
| mittee of three be appointed from each
house for the purpose of deVising, with
the assistance Of the city engineer and
park superintendent, an official plan in
! accordance with the suggestions made in
! the preamble of this resolution. and re-
port their findings and recommendations 10
the city council at an early date, and that
each house appoint a committee Of citi-
zens, consisting of three persons. TO act as
advisory 10 the committee herein author
lied 10 be appointed from the members of
the city council.
The employment of special police Of
ficers TO enforce the scarlatna quarantine
gave occasion for another long discussion
and Alderman Miller another chance 10
'rcast" Health officer Palmer. The sal
aries for the special officers for October
amounted to 1.4s9 Miller thought the eN-
pense was too great. and should be
stopped. Sweeney did not know how 1t
could be stopped, If the quarantine was to
ordinance was passed requiring the peo-
pie in an infected house 10 keep inside it
would meet the emergency. Miller said he
would shoot a policeman If he came around
his house. Compton moved that the presi-
dent appoint a committee 10 draft resOlu-
tons regulating the matter, 10 report at
| the next regular meeting After long dis
| cusson il was discovered that there was
| on the clerk desk an ordinance covering
| the suggestions of Jordan. The ordinance.
! which was passed, amends previous one
! by the addition of the following section;
mo person infected with a contagious or
| infectious disease shall remove from any
! house or place within the city limits 10
! any other house or place. nor shall any
| person so affected leave any such house
or place for any purpose, without the writ
| ten permission Of the health officer
A penalty IS provided Of fine of not
| less than SO nor more than $500, or three
months Imprisonment or both.
An ordinance providing for the transfer
| Of money to the salary fund from other
| funds vas passed after strenuous ob1ec-
| tons had been made by some Of the men,
/ hers to one or two items. II was dlscoN-
| cred that in the city engineers department
| George 3. Werley. sewer foreman, was
/ credited with twenty-nine and one-half
/ DAYS work during last month. fourteen
| DAYS at 81 A day as foreman on the sewer,
/ and the rest OF the time at $225 as foreman
/ how Werley could get twenty-nine and a
/ half days work IN twentr-seven days and
/ voted against allowing Il.
Jordan asked ! ". Van BrOckln. of
! the board OF public works. if it was neces-
| sary 10 have so many inspectors on the
/ street work He had been told by j. NJ.
/ Colman that the Improvement Of Front
and Second streets was costing nearly II"
/ per cent more than It ought to- Van
/ Brockl!n said there was but ono inspector
I on Front. one on Second and one on PIKE
| and they were all kept busy.
| The following other business was trans
! acted:
The railroad committee was instructed
! 10 confer with the house committee in re-
! gard "a the Third Street & Suburban Rail
/ way Company not operating it's Inc As re-
/ CURED by It's franchise.
! The Seattle & Montana petition for
/ new ordinance was referred 10 the railroad
| committee with but little discussion paul-
! ton said Il ought 10 he rejected at once
| and elise and Miller thought II was simply
/ for delay and should he looked into.
/ An ordinance granting 10 Z. r Nads-
] worth the right 10 use water for nifty
wears from springs az the corner Of Ash
+ and Thomas avenue and other springs on
/ High street. for lrr.gatng purposes. was
/ referred to ordinance committee for
/ amendment striking out tho clause provid-
/ ing for a fifty years franchise
An ordinance authorizing the BOARD or
! public works 10 buy 100 tons or oats Tor
+ feed and appropriatnr $500. or so mucA
+ thereof as may he necessary, Tor mat I'af-
nose was passed
Permission was granted Golden Link
Lodge. Ne. 49,. l. .. .. p. %
stretch Two cloth advertising signs across
+ Front and Second streets, between Cherry
/ and Madison streets