The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-16
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
No Extension To le-ler Avenue Line
Laws for Fire Traps.

In the house of delegates, a concurrent
resolution. introduced by James. ordering
the Seattle City Railway Company 10
comply with It's franchise by building a
double track along Yesler avenue and
Jackson street. was passed by a unanl-
nous vote.
The petition of Fred f Sander and
eighty eight others asking that the com
paay be made TO comply with the ordI-
nance. accompanied the resolution and
was read.
In explaining the resolution James gave
a short recital Of the history of the com
pany. as told 20 him by others, and
thought II time that the property owners
living along the line and the ones who
subscribed fully s3la00 subsidy more
than the original cost Of the road should
he recognized. He said he was not cham
pionIng Mr. Sanders cause at all as
he considered that Sander feathered his
nest well out Of the road. but the cause
or those property owners who paid their
good money 10 help the road. and who
should receive what IS due them; pro-
perty owners who subscribed their money
with the understanding that double
track should be laid thus enhancing the
value OF their property. He thought
these men should Pc protected and called
for unanimous vote IN favor OF the
resolution.
Nogt said he was heartily In favor of
TIRE resolution. and thought It time that
these outside money sharks and eapitaF-
lists. who aiR avs come into a new toWf,
TO double their money. be made 10 spena
a little IN return. He said If the road
Was IN the hands or horne people who
spend their money and live here. he
would he IN favor Of granting them 1t
tie further time hut he for one. was
tired Of encouraging these outside vam-
pfrts
LiIle stated thar n had spent most Of
The day r. investigating the whole queS-
ton. and thought she resolution should
pass unanimously. lie dvelt particularly
on the point that the city needed money
badly az this tims ~ help out It's hix
enterprises and vas ~ the autr{og, " any
money was 20 be made. street rs{fros Re
wouit get their SHARE and thought thls
company should - made 70 nay Crs,h-
ton ana Chapman also SPOKE IN favor Of
~" resolution. Cr3chton saying There
seems 30 he Some Misunderstanding ab,fst
This matter throughout ere civ Trts
5natfer has never heea en- this house rr.fI
tonight and ! hope the resolution u-ln
PASS The property owners along THE
lin" ef he road casne un with tb. ~,,t,-
s3tF money like men s0d have not haen
treated a eit fair. and I fhink e sir,@
in"S received some recognition a. tbs
hands % me bou3boi3ers " fhs ross
: siaeeTs'y hope & al pass"
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13fFee- stated that az a pisaIh. gssaatgus-
5gssat rtz,ffsfIE a esssft aitf@~ csf fh~sa $50
'rTsfen aEge>jnfes3 81 a38rysS ne CO. r.sf 80
ffse matter AMI uo5lt ike so *. nss, -
James asked lf fhe committee ssas ms
emf fo gTr~ est asaszss tHe f,aszsre ~ s,,a
ssss@ritsstan or 20 esscas tn - ravn- s,,5
wHen fo}1 tna cEasretttr~ vas rs~e@ar,s -,
srye4k ta favor - thv rpsse3gfzsssy7 eass 4.
as H<st necessary to bear Any TAX an
ere matter Hna moved FOR rrat sosa
N-1ses prevailed ara ere Resolution rsse.szl
Hy e sn 8nte1oEIs vote
Rev " r TSy}or. Rahgrr Frtsz ana
Z L. fflack appeared ss raessluksses fo~
fAe FtnETeT p5an- and askesf shat me
uF7l40ance t-trcst .s~e8 afssroprsasgms Sna
for TIE psarysasss ~ Earien tools ana
ssss3s ~ passed - fAas auao.ant uaosll,i
hesTa very materials. - o~sfnaf-e gas
rAzsv4 hy GnRnkn7s<ss vote
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de<st n oss.5i&rEs was reaH. re-eeEzs nsas..s-
t1E tsat al ker@seae - Inspected as tae
ma teFsfy 0t fires Aa~tnx the Essss wear
Wege eaase3 oy Eeas rneans. also ssc0m-
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