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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept. E-Cattle-The few prime
ee-yes that were shown sold at steady
prices but the general market was slow at
an average decline of Ioo Sales were on
e bass OF S5.SQ3 - for common 10 native
steers, with sales largely at a 0o14 80 The
stocAcr and feeder trade was again good
but lower under much larger offerings.
choice feeding cattle alone showing
strength. Native butchering and canning
stock were weaker but calves were steady.
Western range averaged dime lower,
with sales largely at s. e0a3 80
Bcgs-Prtces for hogs ruled strong.
Sales were made OF common to prime
Groves at 81 ee63 @; choic. medium and
light weights selling close together. Sales
at So l0ac 50 for shippers. Prime lights
at s3Za34s
Sheep and lambs-Good TO choice hocks
were steady. but sheep were too plentiful
and sold slowly at further decline. in
numerous Instances, of l0c- Common TO
prime western sheep were salable at 81. $50
ESQ, and lambs sold anywhere from -
Native export sheep were scarce and
steady, at S2-eod32o.
RecdptstCaIttle. 5000; hogs. $500;
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, Sept. notwithstanding
"a, 900; shipments, LOO; best grades steady:
others 5dlOc lower; very slow: Texans
s2Gas1s;;, o Tsxas COWS Sa a31 ;oa 5 81
stockerx and feeders. s.. $685. 70: bulls. 81 80
Q300.
Hogs+Receipts. 1000; shipments. 300;
lights steady: others weak; bulk Of sales,
s296S15; heayies, 2.S5tQS. 60; packers. 81 90
d31O; mixed. 81 95G8 ID; lights. 3.o5G225;
workers., $s15G3 Is; Pigs. s3G5d3.29
Sbeep-Receipts, 50e0; shipments. zoo;
market fairly steady; lambs. $300d3 90;
muttons. s1.sodo.4o.
Representative sales: Texas steers. Is
head. average 1902 pounds. s3-l6; Texas
cows. g. average 916. SS; beef steers,
49, avera ge 14S7 s4.75; native cows. 20, aver
age $50. 81 80: stockers and feeders. 20. aver
age, $40, 1910; bulls. s, average 4SS, $500.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Sept. 3.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
500: market 1ec lower; native shipping
steers, s.. 1904 90: Texas steers, s. sea 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market &C lower;
heavy, g 10G3S0; mixed. s.. s0a339 lights,
S. l5GS S.
Sheep-Receipts, ZOO: steady.
NEW YORK.
New York, Sept. S.-Beeves-Receipts,
3,053; steers higher; oxen and cows steady:
bulls lower: native steers. S36ea3.S: stays.
So 0CG3. 40; oxen, g 00d3.45; dry cows, $1-259
ESQ. Gables quote American steers at
11Q111sc dressed weight: refrigerator beef
at SGSc; sheep at Sdq0c. No exports.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, II, GO: sheep
steady: lambs firm; sheep, S200i3 70.
HogSeReceipts, 12.574; slow at s.. 70G43.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29
POLICY HOLDERS WILL REFUSE
Assess ments Ordered Paid . Mutual In.
sErance COMPANY.

Assess ments Ordered Paid . Mutual In.
sGrance Company.
New York, Sept. ga meeting Of
policy holders interested in the affairs
OF the United States Mutual Accident
association was held this afternoon
The association has been in the hands
Of receiver for year and an order
was recently obtained by the receiver,
Henry Winthrop Gray. from Judge Law
renee. which requires al the policy
holders who may have paid assessments
which were made within the terms OF
their policies, TO pay the same The
result Of the meeting was a decision
TO advise all delinQuents to refuse to
pay and to fight the order.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29
DRY GOODS MARKETS.

New York. Sept. 2-BrSiness was up
TO the moderate expectations today in the
dry goods market. Staple cottons were In
slack demand. but colclSd and fancy SUITS
did much better. Printing cloths were
QUIET At .s.c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29

to Withdraw even a portion Of the
troops"
Everything was quiet today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29
COFFEE AND ,Ina. aAKKEIs

New Te-k SEPT z-CoSee-Op.tere
op-1e1 - "a II a. Us polr,s e>c-rs. rEi~3
generally easy ar<~ ~ea< EurCp~s1 ad-
vices. zig Brazilian -oTeDsct Ard stzrk
svo- ceEa16. cLoS~c s--sty. s<-s po=5ts
t.ctn.. ~ -. =. 80 5axs. -oc.9---E 50
f--sb-r cE7sS. u~c-ze-T. = .sgs =
s7or co1ee. R.o 4ull; No :. trToc> 10
-, yJesl-< ~ Ia 114e-. Co-ts A.
TO- .s-a. rece.p,s- - s.. stock - 90
Hamburg bzr-iT sr>A-T. I. p1snz-x 90
cIi.e. szle. zp ezes Hsvr. o5-re5
barely st-35y. 80 gr<-c eecl7s. - =
. ciock nc hA.gec % = frz1c Ssscl.r@s a.
:. n regular. September ar Dcto5-s-.
, .rzrc advance osher r1e-cthE I. fr2-sr
5>cfn>. e5oe-t que ~ 49,. frzze 5es
decline. szlez, = 30 re la, No
Rsc sS-o1. @xcazzxe sIL-st- -.csl5-k. -
ooS. sbesret sor fhe Taxed Szzf~s. 7lno
sa<s. cleared for Eu-ot--. Isr5. SOCK. "a
81. to-ni rz~>A1szs~ >~sr--s<. frcE ghs
Uns,ec States. ia trc.zol-s I - 1roz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29
D. C. IMBODEN. Manager.
GALVESTON EXPORT COMMISSION CO.,
Grain Exporters,
21l1 Strand, GALVESTON.

Branch purchasing Office, 307 Sedg-
wick block. Wichita Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29
BROAD IS THE WAY
AND DOWN Is TIE GRADE THAT
SHARE VALUES TRAVEL.

St Paul. Sugar and BurlInstea Make Up
o1s Hardship on the st. Paul aud Bnri-
ire.on showings Afternoon Market
Dali Blu. stu DECLINING Cstn . Late
Fractional Rally on Ceverins-Cioss at
General sharp Losses-Foreisa Markets
Better. Americans Especially Firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29
TO UNITE SEAMEN
MARINE TRADES UNION LEADERS
HOLD A CONFERENCE

Plan for Federation Is Discussed With Ref
.rence to Future Mutual Assistance of
Nations - Considerable Nonsense Ad-
mitted TO have Got Abroad Regarding
the Rumored Worldwide Strike of
Dock Laborers-Strike in Hamburg
State OF the Case at Leadville.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-29

December Closes . Cent and Five.Ei<hths
Higher After q Three-Qrarters Decline
Early on . Batch of Bear News keIat-
ing to Receipts and Shipments-Pro-
fessionals Still Have Faith In a Dag of
Higher Prices and Sustain the Market
Till the W orId's Visible Decrease Booms
it-Other Markets.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-01-04
CHAPTER XIV.
HOW ZIBALBAY CANE HOME.


For awhile we stood unnoticed in the
shadow Of the doorway, observing this
strange and beautiful scene, till, as Iii
balbay was about to advance to the
throne, the lord Tilzal held up his scep-
ter as signal, and suddenly the women
ceased from their dance and song. At
the sight of the uplifted scepter Zibal-
bay halted again, and drew back
further into the shadow, motioning us
to do likewise. Then Iiksl began to
speak in rich, deep voice that filed
the hall:
ssCouncillors and mobiles Of the
Heart" he said, land you high born
ladies, wives, and daughters Of the
mobiles, hear me. But yesterday, as you
know, / took upon myself the place and
power of my forefathers, and by your
wish and will was proclaimed the sole
chief rnler of the people Of the Heart.
''Now, have hidden you to my mar
rage feast, that you. may grace my
nuptials and share my Joy. For be 1t
known to you that tonight | have
taken in marriage Nahua the Beauti-
full, daughter Of the high Lord Natal,
chief of the astronomers, keeper Of the
sanctuary. and president of the Council
of the Heart, aud her, in the presence
Of you all, name as my first and law.
full wife, the sharers Of my power and
your ruler under me, who, whatever be-
tide, cannot be put away from my bed
and throne and as such llsupon you
to salute her" ~ :.
Thereupon the whole company bowed
themselves before Eah,1a, VINO flushed
with pride and joy, and repeated, as
with one voice:
'.Hail to thee, Lady of the Heart.
whom it has pleased the gods to lift up
and bless. May children be given to
you and withthem happiness and power
for many years. 80
MOBILES" went on Tikal. when this
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-01-04
CHAPTER XIV.
TIE CITY OF THE HEART,

THE CITY OF THE HEART.
While it was yet dark on the follow
ing morning we were awakened by the
voice of Zibalbay calling us.
Arise" he said; 'sit is time to start
upon our road
Dressing ourselves, we went into the
common room, where we found Zibalbay
and the Lady Maya.
EAT" said the old men, pointing to
food that was ready, ''and let us be 60
ing"
Ten minutes later we were outside Of
the house and on our way.
By degrees as the light grew we saw
that the country at our feet was shaped
like a bowl, whereof the mountain
range upon which we stood formed the
rim, and at the bottom of this bowl, fed
by numberless streams that had their
sources among the surrounding SHOWS,
lay the lake, the Holy Waters Of this
people. OF this, however, we could as
vet see little. since the vast expanse be-
meath us lay hidden in volumes of mist
that moved and rolled like the face OF
the ocean.
Never before had we looked upon
ANYTHING so strange as this dense gar
ment of vapor while the light OF heaven
gathered upon its surface, tinging it
with lines and patches of color. It
seemed as though map Of the world
was unrolled before us; continents.
seas. islands, and cities formed them
selves only to disappear in quick sue
cession and assume new and endless
shapes.
lit is beautiful, is 1t not?' said Maya.
''But wait until the mist breaks. Look,
it is beginning"
As she spoke, of sudden the sea Of
mist grew thin and opened in its cen
ter, and through the gap thus formed
showed first the pyramids and temple
tops and then the entire panorama of
the city Heart of the World floating as
it were upon the face of the Holy
Waters. it was far away but now the
night fog no longer thickened it, SO
clear was the atmosphere and SO high
were we above it that it seemed to be
at our feet.
It stood upon a heart-shaped island,
and round about the shores OF this
island stretching further than the eye
could reach. sparkled the blue waters
I Of the holy lake
ssThere lies my country said Maya,
with proud wave Of her hand. docs
it please you. white man"
'sIt pleases me SO well, Maya he an
swered, '.that now less than ever can l
understand why you wish to leave it. ;"
because. though lakes and noun
ta;ns and cities full of wealth are fine
): things, tits not to these but to the men
and women among whom we live that
we must look for happiness. .
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-01-04
HEART OF The WORLD.
BY II. RIDER I1HGGRRD.
Strange Story by
% His Friend and Comade.
EugEs hmanNa
Copyrighted, 1894. BY 4 Rlaer aaaxard.

than an hour. Therefore have made
, mp my mind to try todescend the cueva.
.Vill you be so good as to watch the
senior tillI return, and If return no
more, as is probable, tell your father
what has happened?"
Stop, Don IRnatio," said Maya in a
hoarse voice. ",Ihere is no need for
you to & .acend the cueva.'
"Why not. lady7 Tshou]d be glad to
escape the task, but this is question
Of life and death"
Yes she answered, land because ii
IS a question Of life and death, Don Ig-
natio have already climbed that hide
Gus place, and---here Is the water
And once more she fell forward and
swooned upon the ground. said MOTH
Ing. | was too much amazed, and, in
deed, too much ashamed. to speak.
Lifting Maya's senseless form from the
ground, placed her in q hammock that
was slung close by. Then I took the
water skin and a leather cup and ran
with them to my friends side,
But now the senior was in state of
collapse and lay still, moaning from
time to time. Undoing the mouth Of
the skin, poured out a cupful Of water
with which l began to sprinkle his
brow and to moisten his cracked lips
At the touch and smell of the fluid
singular change came over the sailors
: face; the empty look left it and the
eyes opened.
THAT was water" he muttered. II
can taste it." Then he saw the cup,
and the sight seemed to give him a sud-
den strength, for suddenly he stretched
ont his arms, and snatching it from my
hand, he drained it in three gulps.
More he gasped; ''more!
Eut as yet l would give him no more,
though he prayed for it piteously, and
when did allow him to drink again it
was in sips only. For an hour he
slipped thus, till at length even his
thirst was partially satisfied, and the
shrunlSen cheeks began to fill out and
the dull eyes to brighten.
"That water has saved my life," ne
whispered. 'Where did it come from2"
II will tell you Tomorrow" I an
swered. Sleep now, if you can"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
ARTICLE WI.
salaries and Bonds.

Se~,ien the mayor snail seceive an
nuaIly a saiars- % s. 60. 10 9e paid n9nth-
~ The annual salaries OF the toitoWinS
officers OF this etty shall tt rAyan.c irotth-
IL. and shall De as follows; treasurer,
& ltsg- coronation counsel SAsWs city
S,,,sotroIler and ex-odicio city clerk, leo.
So NJ Cfncer Of the city shall re-
-ssvs any rnrrac,anx atton for MS se-Vices
as such of9-er except BY salary. IaES De
g-f1ufhlv. wat-i vBeu rot PRESCRIBED ~
this charter. snail be nxed - re ctE
TFssr-H fsy- or.fiuaa,e. No salary CT any
9tfirer SO fixed on the city council snail pe
Increased after hls appol0t nle II pr d'i5 llg
tha tern, s5r which ne snail nave attn
- an SalariaF officers Or The city
other than policemen O. I've cili-'ta = ~
t-4 non shaU before they enter upon tAs
~ -%sr<v@ "a thefr official duties, give 10
,---,-9 f,v,,fs .-r.s, .lifserel on TIE a 'thfui
rsrfe~rass1re CT such official dusles. Vnlch
s-r,reffss shall isa freehuEdaFs ". an us
state ard residents thereof. ana WoFta
.2atsFln the sim f1T WAten ny HttVt5r Hat-
50 er sfs-h bond over sgd above al Just
z.sts .sf4 liabilities IL Uuinc 1nlt-,3e,d
f--s-srtv situated within this state, Nhlca
r. nor exer,set from execution ana forced
sesfe- crowded that the suFetyEnip or SD
proved surety corporations may ne Accept-
"a iu ls..s ~ Individual suretlts- Ai4 o.
e-faf fean.1s must D approved ~ q maj fFI-
-. =, 49, atss5ffry committee ia 0pen ses-
s1or. me amounts u all s3ch boras- eN-
s..-,F sS otherwise provides N ttt@ Ct1aTts-T.
snail Sc as nxe8 ~ the city council Dy or
- a II shan ne one condition OF the
N9ra = the chief 81 police that ne sAaa
- All sob artual damages a. nav -
s7sssafrrzf hv any person arrested without
= - - ~ fsv ~ssss1 q any Ease o. uulaS-
81 l-,7rriscurrent hv or under the direction
81 ssach chief ot paltce-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
ARTICLE XII.

Section The city council shall. unless
otherwise prescribed ~ tire laws OF the
state. exercise control ard uana& sn1s-nf
OF the harfor ard water front OF the CITY
Of Seattle. and snail, By ordinance, essao,
liDh s5sch rules and regulations a. rnAH
prevent any efef1A<Dtnsn1 Np0h aAts tsNA
area Of TIE came
G.c p The CONSTRUCTION Of all whaFyes
which may BE- built By the city, and ali
rTuztFx or the same, or ofher w0fk 1etts
on the wafer front bg the ctffs shaA 20
r,erfarE7ed ~ the board OF public works.
sffer uroceefings had IN the manner and
form prescribed for the Constr 0s.itgn. I'm
provsrnsnf and repair o. P'it,sie bsilialsss -
ger 4 The city COUNCIL SBaA by 9fA-
nance regulate the tolls for Wharfage
daek age ard other charges at ali NnaFFes.
sIir,s docks and landing places "isnsn the
rstw and proyjde for the regulation OF
hsrfbs and landing Of all steamers. sail
vs.seeIa barzes or other water craft. ana
shall exerFsfse fn regard To ali suea
stieh other control not herein specified az
shau NOT ~ Inconsistent with the laws or
re Tfnitsd States ard OF the State OF Wash
sec' 4 The city council may by ordi-
nance order the construction or ~fiafFss,
slips. docks or landing places upon sny
streets abufting upon or leading into any
ysv5eahIe waters within the city, which
vharyes. slips. docks and landing places,
vrhSn - constructed. shall remain under
the exclusive control Of the city
Sc q The mayor. ny and with the adj
vice ard consent Of the city council sfaah
appoint port warden. who saatl perform
sslca duties not Inconsistent VIII Ills sisat-
trr IA relation 10 hart-ors and wharYeA,
as may So prescribed by ordnance. and
who shall he deemed the head of the naroor
aapArtment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

s sy special election. BY posting notices
hereof for az least Thirty days immediate
- - ececing the cay OF elecflon.
e.eetfons shall he provided IN article SIX
q TIE constitution OF tie State % WASH
Lgton. and not otherwise
Sec. J. AT least twenty days prior % any
erection, f7s city council snail designate
enc place OF voting N each precinct. and
snail appoint saach fsdges and inspectors
for each glace or voting as may be reQ0lr-
ca BY TIE general laws or the state for
state ana county elections
Sec. A. At all the elections, the vote
shall BE by ballot, and The polls shaii Se
opened ar nine o'clock a NJ. and close at
seven o'clock r. NJ The manner OF con-
Quoting ard voting al elections under this
charter. opening and closing the polls.
Keeping the poll lists. canyasS1rg the votes
declaring the result and certifying the re-
turns. shall be the same as provided ey
the laws OF this state for state and county
elections therein; except as otherwise pro-
y!1@d in this charter.
SEC. s The city clerk. under the airee-
ton OF the city council. shall give thirty
days notice oy posting al each voting
Place. in the city. notice Of the time and
place Of holding each election. ard the Of
nce-s 70 be elected. or measure 70 be sub
mitted. and IN all eases notices shall be
published in the city Official newspaper for
Al least ten days next preceding such cleo
election
Sec. s II shall be the duty OF the city
clerk TO cause 10 be made out, and deiiy-
cred al each voting place. By the tine nN
ed by law for the gpe1ing OF the polls q
the day OF each election all necessary
books and lists required by he general
laws OF The state for holding such cleo
tons
See 7 Immediately after the closing OF
the polls rse fllg3sres and insnacrors Of e3ec-
ton shall than ard there without remoy-
ing the ballot hox from the place wher.
the IA liars were cast nr,eeef 10 canvass
the Votes and as sorr, as Such canvass -
completed a return thereof shall be signed
bv ,ha i,gigss ara tnsnarto~s Securely en-
yaloDe5 ana sealed ana delivered TO tra
city clerk hy one Of their number not
mora than twelve hanrs after the same
are 50 sealed
Sec & IN the FIRST Friday evening after
the election the eity council shall al seven
o'clock p. NJ. meet and nroreed 10 canvass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
ARTICLE XIV.
The Law Department.

Section l. The law department OF the
city OF Seattle shall consist OF corpora
ton counsel assistant corporation counsel
and a city attorney The corporation c0un-
sci shall appoint the assistant corporation
counsel and city attorney. and remove
them at his pleasure.
Sec q The corporation counsel shall be
ar 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.
Sec. 3 The corporation counsel shall
have full supervisory control Of all the liu-
cation OF the city. or In which the city or
any OF It's departments are interested, and
shall perform such other duties as are or
shall be prescribed by ordnance
Sec. 4. The assistant corporation counsel
and the city attorney shall perform such
ton counsel or by any ordinance OF the
city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
THE CHARTER or THE CRY =
>EtffiE.-tentiau

go Al engineers ensalass. -
t--Sr re or any steam boiler 1880 80 =
~ tie clly s2all be licensed anas,.ff, sssses
n sNaisaststSson as % atacSs ag,s - Aatss
"a tRe iol4ow.fas, manner TIE sss-sss -
aee commission shall appoint = as(s,ss ~
SINNERS ef thTee nteznoTrS. ws.N 49, ~ *.
CUT Asay examine and certify al 49,. 49,
Ter engineers license un.sex ~sss.s sSAAss
fia.Ay be prescribed oy ths-s.>,s ssrv,.s =
sec. ! No person shall ona-a,.
stesm Boiler within tie c8gy ss.~sts sxs.aSsy
hFsf obtaining a license 81 49,. s.ae9s
sTaae. ner sfAah amy geTSan efnnagv = = 'sxf
!lsellSsl peTSon % operate agsy sag,h sss -
1ife city council shall enact AL grss.e 80.
necessary and proper for c2rrvlnr - =
fect TIE pFovis30ns cf this artfss1 srsss.-
ing therein suitable penalties fer ~ -
atioa or the requirements OF g,sh -
nances and shall make all appror.rsa - Z
necessary therefor, and shall tx -
penSftsoa OF the boiler inspector sss<ss - -
basis Of work actually perfornsssss - -
shall also TX the license Zee Tor ers5.ses.Sss
and the fees for the iaSpe.s;sr !.
boilers; provided. that in no 50.
shall the expenses Of tie -
OF boiler inspecto inclustinr
ary. exceed the receipts from th~ 49,
fe.ss ana fees for examining haiier< -
other income Of said office. and rraxsss
further. the fee fer an inspection sesv -. -
exceed i've cents per horse power. -. -
Zee Tor q license the sum Of two doliars 80
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THE CHARTER or THE CITY or
sgATTLEs-L0affnae

legislation By him deemed necessary . trn-
prove the con 3stsou ard ADMINISTRATION Of
the ere department. ard sk1sh report ~ Ike
Fuzrfser flgitV ~ the cifg es5lfseti the asxs5-
rl.-se ard condition. ~ the IRE rff1sFst,
shovtf3g the nUrnasr of Alarms responded
70 the estimated i0ss ~ esen Ere during
fhs gear with tire cause tneres5f. ~5sh szsen
o$ney information As he cal f9r88s4 tend
frx 10 throw iszzt uus3n tire advancement;
Or IMPROVEMENT % tire department. and
ssse necessities thereof. also AZ estimate
cf money required 20 PAY salaries ard ex-
r,sYlses ~ the fiFe department. Tor ire sf1-
suing fiscal year. specifying IN detail TIE
items for which the same sIIl b@ required.
FfstIs-~Ths chief shall have sgefs further
movers and be szsbfert 20 N8gh further GS-
.ses as na4Y se granted or imposed BY fne
city eossnrif. eNcs0t as otherwise II tnAs
Charter provided
Sinsh-~Et skzif be the duty Of the chief
Of the FIRE Department 20 INSECT efss keep
a record of All new buildings 81 course OF
erection in the city. and report - ths fsty
council any building IN prveess q con
strtletio1 or completed v3teosif Ire IRE
protection and escapes prsscf1aesf - az
asventh--Tsas chief 81 TIRE FIRE seEfkFt ffatfit
shall keep a record O. tns csfl1Eet 81 ffstss
IN The department. ard send = epR5 %
same monthly 20 ths Secretary o. ne tlEls
Service CoFnmission, keeping sat2 FsfaoF9
Ia accordance with the rules q ara esSn
forms supplied to zaid commission
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
ARTICLE XXI.
Streets Upon Tide Lands and Sea and
Lake shores.

Section 4 An streets. avenues and other
public highways heretofore established
upon over or across any tide lands with
81 the CITY Of Seattle, or into the waters
OF Lake Washington. lake linton. Green
Lake or other lakes. streams or bodies Of
fresh water within the city OF Seattle.
either under ard BY virtue u the corsstl~
tuition and laws % the state Of Washing
ton or under and by virtue 81 any charter
or ordinance Of TIE CITY of Seattle or ~
Nshed as public streets or highways. are
hereby continued. established ard declared
80 De public streets and highways OF the
&C the city 20 control. improve or vacste
the same as - or snail be provided Tor
other public streets. and highways within
fhe city
Sec. 2 The city council may by ordinance.
extend. establish or vscste any street over
or across Or along the harbor. shore or
tide lands IN the city.