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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-01
THE CHARTER OF THE c,r~
SEATrLE.-gapf Y

Sec. Al engineers empsavas
charge ~ Any steam beSler tsrsfa~ ,s sas =
n the city shall he licensed anns.ssssn sssssrs
an eNaFnls14Json As q illness an5 - Ala
N ttae tetloNaEs manner. TIE ssss,saa
Ice commission shall appoint a h.,ssvss ssrss
a1naaers Of three memtAerS. who sS ~ y IL
our pay examine ard certify an s.s-s,s 1ss-
Tor engineer l.cnlSe under ssrS ss.SA&ls
may g prescribed by the civil serys..s So 4
mission. sss Coz
see 3 No Person shah open,s
steam boiler withia TIE city ffnifs ss,.a Aas
nFst obtaining license az ia "sss1aeat
grade, nor shal any person ennlSv y s,sQpESr
licensed person 20 operate any sf,rA S.sa>
TIE city council shah enact all Ayss,,s.s,]ssss.
necessary ard proper FOR carryins s-s "a
feet the provisions Of this article ' is.ss s
Ing therein suitable penalties Ter an. ss
AtsEn Of the requirements az stseNs -
nances and shall make all anurof.ys . ~
necessary therefor. and sllal tx ~ ~ -
pensatiOn Of the boiler inspector aps,s se =
basis Of work actually pvrferiassS, Nc -
shall also tx the license Zee fer er.ril..-lsS
and the fees for the jasxe~tfn.
boilers: provided. that in no
shall the expenses of the osAs
OF boiler inspector. incluf,inp -
AIRY, exceed the receiuts from the 49, -
feas and fees for examining holls~s -
other income OF said office, and p-avs -
further. the fee for an Inspection nav '', -
exceed five cents per horse power. nor &, s.
fee for license the sum Of two dollars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-01

The Ifarbor Department.

Section /. The city council shall. unless
otherwise prescribed by the laws or me
state exercise control and management
Of tho harhor and water front OF the city
OF Seattle and shall. by ordnance. esttD-
Iish such rules and regulations as SHAH
prevent any encroachiilebt upon the lluai
area Of the same.
Sec. 2 The construction Of all wharves
when may be built by the city, and all
repzfrs on the same. or otner work done
on the water front by the city, shall be
performed by the board of public works,
after proceedings had in the manner and
form prescribed for the construction, i'm
movement and repair of public buildings.
eec g. The city council shall by ordi-
nance regulate the tolls for wharfage,
slorkage and other charges al all whaFyes,
slIps. docks and landing places within the
civ and provide for the regulation OF
herths ard landing OF all steamers, sail
shall exercise in regard TO all such
wharves, slips. docks and landing places
such other control not herein specified as
sbau not be- Inconsistent with the laws OF
The United States aid Of the State OF Wash
Sec A The city council may by ordi-
nance order the construction OF whaFyes,
streets abuttiHg upon or leading into any
nayigahle waters within the city, which
wharyes slips. docks and landing places,
when 20 constructed. shall remain under
the exclusive control OF the city.
SEE s The mayor. by and with the adj
vice and consent OF the city council. shall
apDoint a port warden. who shall perform
silen duties not Inconsistent with this char
fer In relation to harbors aud wharyes,
az may be prescribed by ordinance. and
who shall be deemed the head OF the harbor
department.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-01
THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF
SEATTLF.-T0nffnu

legislation by him deemed necessary 70 i'm
nrnve the condition and administration OF
the FIRE department. and shall report In Ike
manner fully 10 the city COUNCIL the a1IEi-
ness and condition % the IRE department.,
showing the number OF alarms responded
~ the estimated loss by each Ere during
me year with the cause thereof with such
other information as ne can furnish tend
ing 10 throw light upon the advancement
ar froproveTnent Of the department and
the necessities thereof; also an estimate
OF money required 10 pay salaries and ex-
renses Of she fire department. for the on
suing fiscal year. specifying IN detail fhe
ffsrlg for which the same viii be required
Fsffh-Tne chief shall have ouch further
powers and be subject 10 such further Gti-
ties as may De granted or imposed ~ the
city council errspt as otherwise Ia fnls
Charter provided.
slxth-I1 shalt he the duty OF the chief
OF the fire department 10 Inspect and Keep
q record Of all new buildings IN course or
erection IN the city. and report 10 the city
council any building in process q con-
sfructi0n or completed without the hTs
protection and escapes prescribed ~ las"
Seyenth--The chief Of the fire department.
shall keep a record Of the conduct ~ men
fn the department. and SEND copy ..
same monthly 70 the Secretary OF the 1fSii
Service Commission. keeping aAif record
ia accordance with the rifles OF ana upon
forms supplied By said commission
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-01
ARTICLE XNT.
streets Upon Tide Lands and Sea and
lake ShoP4.S

Section : All streets avenues and other
public highways heretofore established
upon over ar across auy> tide lands with
fl tae CITY OF Seattle or into the waters
OF Lake Washington. Lake Union. GFeea
Lake or other laEes, streams or bodies II
flesh wafer within the city % Seattle.
either under and by virtue 81 the consti-
tuition and laws Of ire state u Washing
ton or under AID oy virtue % any charter
or ordigarce Of tie city Of seattle or by
the 6edlC0tiae ~ Rnv plat within Tire cIfv.
e. tv any ntrer lawful auth ritv estaD-
lishe1 az public streets or highways. are
hereby continued. established and declared
70 30 public streets and highways Of the
CITY ~ Seattle, subject 80 the same power
c. the city to control improve or vacate
tho same as is or shalt lie prov eed fer
other public streets and highways within
tie ettv
So. 2 The citv council NAV ~ ordinance
extern r. establish or Nacafe Anw street over
Cr aero or along the harbor. shore or
tide lands in the city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-01

ARTICLE NV.



Section L There shall be a library fund.
watch shall consist Of
Ffrst-Such gifts requests and deyisss
a. may - given. bsqaeathed OF deFlse1 70
the city OF Seattle or any trustee Tor l1e
hfary.
ceipts OF the city from ali ines. penalties
and licenses.
Third-The rents. ISSUES and profits de-
rived from any property waicn may %
held or 0Rned ia trust for said library
b. the city or any other trustee.
Fourth--Any Appropriation that the city
council may make for said fund from time
Fiffb-Such annual tax levy. not 20 ex-
coed one mill on the dollar, as the city
council may provide
ing to the Seattle Public Library snail 5e
and remain IN tine name Of the city and
shall be held invi0Iable in trust for the use
See. : There shall be five library COM
mfsslOneFs appointed by the mayor, VINO
shall hold office for FIVE years. serve with
out compensation. ana be subject to re-
m0sal BY the mayer. The I'VE commits
si9ners first appointed shah 80 CLASSIFY
Of Office each year, beginning December
5fst. 1885, The commissioner having the
shortest term 70 serve shall b chairman
Of the commission and the librarian snail
10 secretary thereof.
There shall be Librarian appointed by
the mayor. whose appointment ana tenure
shall Dc subject TO the proFlalons OF Afti-
Gle XVI Of this charter.
Sec. 4. Subject 10 the direction and con-
troll Of the city council the librarian shall
have the custody, MANAGEMENT and contfol
OF the library. and. under civil service
rules. have the appointment and reTnov-
al Of his subordinates.
Sec. = 1t shall be the duty of the libra
ry commissioners TO visit the library at
least monthly. and TO make proper recon-
mendatiOns To the mayor, city council and
librarian concerning the management OF
the library and the purchase OF books
Sec. g. The city council shall provide Tor
the expense Of operating. maintaining and
ealarging the library by monthly approprf-
alton from the library fund, the same TO
be expended In the manner provided by
ordinance or By this charter, but shall rod
have power TO create any debt or obhga-
ton against the fund. except IN 50 far as
there shall be money therein with which
20 pay the same.
Sec. {. The Seattle Public Library shall
be open for the use OF the public under
such regulations as the city coun al 81 oil
by ordinance IrCscribe-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-01
ALTERNATE pRoPosITIoS NO
In Lien of subdivision fifteehs"
section Eighteen or Articio
the Foregoing Charter.

F1fteenth-To provide for lisntsn1s ~.
streets and all public places o. ~ y -
aud for furnishing the nina Dilt a4,.,,ss IA
city with gas, electric or 9tasf sas s.s,sg sss
for the ownership. pure ar@ ~ .s,ssss.asss
QUESTION. construction - man s - epsr
s8ea WORKS as may b neeessass sy,,,lses ~
veulent there for % charge atsl 1ss,ssss to
the Use Of such light. and Y fT.ssssssr say
use and price 30 such lg3 - .Ss..srrvsfsr
pied By fhe city or ether pets,ii = sefYsrreAsss
too. provided. however. iihtt - - So
OF any such light plant s1aH - ~ n -
out first submitting the aiies'99sns
PURCHASE. 10 the electors q I've $50 ma nesr
Ftffeenfn (a9-To provide 80 .asss ezr
strncfiou purchase or cotiaeiilss, ~ css
erxffa ana operation b the c sis ~ -
electric or other railways WI ~ ths csr
regrafs IFuifs - the city afil ~ - sIrfsoa
ri4we N freight ard Isssrt \. srss,trol fzEs33
and ~ fix, alter. regulate 49, sn4 % =
Ard rates 81 all ss4eh rahwass ~lshsn -
osaer railway OF Ike nature nryssr
cltv owned OF operated ~ 2.ssstI .tsali ~
81 however. that tire e5fy s.,,..rgt wlss
enter into any eontr4eF ~ - .rfsaatsses
sser frs~ the ca8sfrsss ton. .f.,s 81 =
,.1Irfs4.se. ownership or oil,ssse xf.ae = /.
sltv ~ any such street r .sslsT ...ssessrsrs |.
sysf sFnal.ttlng such rroI9st,ll, ...rs u -
aareesnent u Ihe qualified sas~As
Csty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-01
ARTICLE NXtI.
Inspections OF Steam Rollers and IL
cenSing or Tngineers.

Section !. The uavor shall appoint after
competitive exam inaticn oy competent en-
g51eers uE4er civil service rules steam
b3heF inspector. who may. sub Frt o. the
PROVISIONS Of Article XVI Of fnt3 charter.
o. removed by the mayer. and whose alfF
year all steam boilers ans Sfeam c0f}aec-
tcus thereof within the city limits. except
the. falio@ ang Locomotive boilers boilers
E Hers Subject - inspection hy tinted
states inspectors. and such others mas
fS exec gfe1 ~ the city council. GRE tzeff-
er inspector shall perform Suea Other tIsI-
TIES as may ~ prescribed ~ ordinance.
~ inspection u boilers shall ne thor 3IfG n
aud az near as may ~ ST. accordance with
the provisions Of the revised statutes af
Jne oited States relating to tie lnAxee-
L0A C sLss11 so4.s1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-01
ARTICLE XIV.
The Law Department.

Section J. The law department OF the
city of Seattle shall consist of a corpora
ton counsel, assistant corporation counsel
and a city attorney. The corporation coun-
sci shall appoint the assistant corporation
counsel and city attorney, and remove
them at his pleasure.
Sec. 2 The corporation counsel shall be
an attorney of the supreme court OF this
state. and have been in the practice of his
profession In the city of Seattle for at least
four years next prior to his election.
See 3 The corporation counsel shall
have fun supervisory control Of all the liti-
cation OF the city. or in which the city or
any OF its departments are Interested. and
shall perform such other duties as are or
shall be prescribed by ordinance.
Sec. 4. The assistant corporation counsel
and the city attorney shall perform such
duties as shall be required by the corpora
ton counsel or by any ordinance OF the
city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-01
ARTICLE NxIIr.
Hours ofIahar.

In all public works done hv or f,~
city, either by days work or hv cnnsrssaa
eight hours shall constitute days vgsrs
and no employe Of the city on city wsrss
or Of any contractor or Sub-contrae,ar. s.
such work. shah De required 10 work fes,s.ss
than eight hours in any one calendar ~
provided. however. that this article 49,
not be so construed as 10 In any maze
apply 10. or affect any contract entered :
10 by the city prior % the adoption al Is.
charter. This article shall be enforced =
the city council by ordinance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-01
ARTICLE ANDi'
FIecfions.

- M tFs r.mseaaxr following the first
Monday in March. eighteen huu1red and
niusty-six. ana blennlally thereailer.
general election. for The etee - q a
s,,.,.,r r,,..r1yf.s~s - shla city council and al
on er elective Officers Tor the terms pro
viaed fer IN this charter, and spf-tiai elee-
s-,es4 -r,lrr.,se a. tea -itv council may by
ordinance prescribe. except @nch oihes-
wise provided ia his charter. pF9tfa-
81 shat az least thirty days 1otlet slaAi.
lie gwen q tae Inns. p!ssS AID p2Eeoss -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-01

or-oNices 20 carry Cut the purposes OF thls
article. The office ol the chief examiner
The "fuhlfc Employment o0.Ce OF the City
OF Seattle" and hc centrally located. and
a sign shall Doe maintained bearing such
designation. Such Office shall be a bureau
ard the commissioner 81 labor may. under
the direction 81 the civil service commits
sion. collect. arrange and svsicmattSe all
statistics relating To She various branches
of labor IN the city ans especially those
relating 20 the CoulTat rcial industrial aud
soc.al condition Of Iha iuhaH3tauts.
Sec Is Salaries ana ssNpeUsts The COM
peusation Of the clvh service commission
ers shall be Sit1 peer He4r each. PAYABLE
quarterly. provided. however. thar after
the first day Of January, lAs>. the clty coua-
cii uat hy ordinance increase thslr rom-
pensation. Tho city council shan provide
Tor the cNI1e pisces Of t1s. comm 'ss{ou 4rI for
the maiuteuaure % tho public employment
cfTire. Ausi may provide for ana assistant or
assistants to the Iahor com missioner
Scr ls. Fr3uts Prohibited. Ne person or
Officer shall WGfG}ly ar co-raptlt hr ff-a-
self or iu coiiaston Hlth ore or more other
ie-seu~. ietstEe os e.Tt-nr ASS rtrSca "a
respect 80 his or afr rj-ht ~ -s " NINA ts.r,
or cor~ap1ly or falsely MARI. grade. csa-
mate ur report urou rt'r eNaui3ua Inn 1-
proper standing 81 any person examined
Hereunder. or &.i in -otf& So. or w3lf4ilv
or corruptly IRA Be anE gaisf Represent tlou
concerning the same et concerning tae fsrr-
sen examined, or Wl3iuiIy or corruntt5- FAR
uisa SEQ any person auy special or st--1i
Information for t1t purpose uf either inn
pfoNtng or tnf3f3r- tHt prospect Ur chances
OF ans person Sap examined or 81 he exasn-
NOTED
- -2 No oT-er Re Solicit or Receive
lol}t-'At Coat fit.-,.13- No osflsvr az trr-
P4o}e o4 i-fe '-;t -f-A4l So-cic orally or IN
@et}tr err oth- tH $50. .r te Ee. or ls Gu
ans manner concerned ira soliciting ~ -.
cstEluS. amy assessment >..fs.arr s1fl.,s ar
contF- a,'t!oh t9F AHy part ~ l-al.,ioa. gllr-
New-York tribune., 1896-06-02

outrogeously lnsulted in public not ue'"
nc,sont but his own wife. for WHICH, ~
nle,sont 10 record he. too. was maze 10 le''
en-. v.,ght of q stout cane in his imperial uncle 5
hand For him to succeed to the throne wo"lu
surely be- the signal for revolution s"o"'''
be The people of the Two Sicilies rose "s"''''
his infamous grandfather. King "Boihp' anu
,his ,otest scion of the stock Is worse thah
.Rombo" hv the additional decadence OF TWO
moro ,cncrotions In such circumstances the
declining wears of the old Kaisers life ma!
we'll be disturbed with gravrst nppreheis'ohS
for the future of his dynasty.
The appointmcnt of Count Thun Is sigh'h-
cant also. in another respect. Count Thuh WAS
lotoIv Governor of Bohemia. and such II GOV
ernor that men called him Niceroy. Bohemia
was soothing in revolt when he went there
81 will rcstor, order" he said To Count Taanr'
and he did He declared state of siege III
Prague Next day he rose III the laiu'aH I"
explain why and began to speak in German
An all but universal howl arose against nm.
"Ccsliv mluvit," they cried. Speak CZechish.
He smiled-thc smile Of bulldog waited nh-
ill they paused for breath. and began again
in German. For an hour th" test of physica'
endurance went on. and in the END II" won.
IL ordered thc state of siege. he said. "and |
am glad of IT: more glad now than ever. That
incident shows The kind Of man he Is, and
hc has been chosen as the chief Of the Court
of the Heir -Prcsumptivc to The throne. whether
thc Emprc can be held together by the same
means which paciiicd It's most turbulent mem
Der is an interesting problem.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-02
Az EMPIRE N NGTR.

The appointment of Count Thun TO De First
Grand Master Of the Court Of Archduke Fran
els Ferdinand Of Austria. Is significant IT in
licatcs that the latter is now fully recognized
by the Emperor as HcirPrcsnmptiv" 10 III"
dual throne Although that has been looked
forward 10 for some time as inevitable the
actual consummatiOn Of II is no less disagree
able and no less OminOus Of trouble perhaps Of
ruin TO the most distinguished dynasty on the
Continent Of Europe. Ever since the suicide
of Archdukc Rudolph at Mcycrling. seven years
ago the utmost anxiety concerning the success
sion to the throne has prevailed at the Austrian
Court That feeling is now rapidly changing
to despair. as we'll il may
Austria Hungary is not merely n dual En-
pirc 1t IS many times multiple. II comprises
five kingdoms an archdrcby. an' rious other
States. once Independent. The people are of
three races al I Il dozen tribes, and nearly as
many religions reeds. Many Of these Gle
ments are dscorlant. s,.ne intensely host lie.
They are held together merely by the person
ality of the sovereign. Francis Joseph is one
Of the wisesi of statesmen and most benevolent
of monarchs BY virtue Of his marvellous tact
and concliatory spirit he has held the rcaln,
together for many years But he is old. and his
health is failing After him. what: The del
uge? " looks like If.
The suicide Rudolph left no son. and was
himself an only son. and the Sale law prevails
SO thc succession had TO 20 to n collateral line
1t fell upon Archduke Charles Louis. He was
one Of the most kindly OF men. yet the most
conservative. reactiOnary. arbitrary. Had h'
lived TO come to the throne. there would surely
have been trouble unless his young wife. on,
| OF the clevcres women in the world. could have
avertcd 1t by herself ruling as the power be
hind the throne" But Charles Louis died til,
other day. and his son. Francis Ferdinand. l.
| heir In his stead This Is the ignorant and dis
sIpated young fellow who visited this country
n few years ago. when the Emperor WAS send
ing him around the world in the vain hope OF
making decent man Of him. II was he who
stopped n peasants funeral for an hour while
he amused himself with jumping his horse
! back and forth over the bier: for which he. hap
PLY. got nogged by the Emperor's own i'm
perial self What hope would snch II man have
Of holding the composite realm together:
| But he will probably not ascend the throne
| for he Is i'll with an incurabe malay. whic.
threatens to carry him off before his venerable
uncle He Is unmarried. and so will bp sue
| ceeded by his brother Otto. What then: Ott'
10 even worse thaS Francis [--dlnand. LII
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PERSONAL.

II Is said that James Taftts Sm,,h
the Washington Postoffce Is the po,,os.' sss
who sold the frs, postage rtamp ana 49, ss7
stamped envelope ever issued by this Co.. "E
and who registered the frs; letters tha, ...'t
scented for registry when that system n, - w
lection was introduced IN the Uni;ed s,ss1i ~
entered the postofce as a clerk In IS4; sn11 h
seventy-ninc years Old ' NJ
Penrose Fitzgerald. the member OF Parliam.,. i.
Cambridge ~ breezy popular Irshman. of ~.
many good stories told. lie ia ra,,. "oa
sighted and seldom remembers names f.v AZ
ago he met fellow member OF Psrnsmsn, w. ~n
Kncoursie who had just become Earl OF c,v.s
new Earl spoke 10 Mr.. Fitzgerald in the Iohhr
observing puzzled look. was good enough noh', ~ ~
low," was the answer but for the monsr. .a, ~
nit took you for that ass Kilcourss ~
Mrs Ellen Spencer Masssy. Who |, u..,.
reputation as a lawyer in Washington ID N. -ss.
OF the late General X. d. Mussey VIA
cre1itabe record In the Civil War "ses
The young Prince Arthur OF Connaush, .,
kindly to his duties scholar at Eton ,,a S.''
his own kettle and makes his own te, ,... 49,
though he was a commOner. ~" ~
Some one tells this story of Senator ss,,.. -.
Nevada, in The Washington Tines: Ia. 49,.
tive asked the daughter Of The house , 49,.
young lady. What all the taxi about silver "a. a.
explained 10 him well as she could h,, ~
IDENTIFY not TO the buffers satisfaction for n. g..
away insisting that ne was a silver man ,uh a.
silver question meant that any one who vsn,sa !.
could get sixteen silver dollars for one roA ho,.
II the measure ever passed Now II hapoec, ,,..
this young lady Is very well acquainted WITH a.
tor Stewarts daughter AMI that young 10.
happened 70 call the day after the butler lad rrs
In vain for Information. During the course ~ 80
conversation the young hostess told her srss, -
the buffers inquiring turn Of mind. At tk.s ~
Stewar; broke In impusiyey with: oh why d,ss.
you send him over 70 see papa? He wants az
one to talk silver with much"
II s said that TIE young Queen OF Holland has a.
ready given promise Of remarkable ability a, .
painter. Her principal models her own guard
anu amos, every morning dressed in a simple NM,
comple x!on and fair hair. she herself AZ m,
Of the palace windows. where she has an unnts,
ruptel View OF the seniries on guard.
one os the guests az IN" ceremony OF unye,las
the statue of General William Henry Harrison B
Cincinnati. on Saturday. Nss Bernarl McDOnah d
Grant County. Inl. nca more than eighty yean
Old who acted as pallbearer az the funeral o. Cen
eral Harrison.