The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-27
CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
Owing 10 the great Q22r$ity OF water
consumed for irrigation purposes. and
although the pumps a. All the stations
ars -pv running 20 their fGlI capSc.Ty,
the supply : Yet inadequate, therefore
the board % public WORKS. at a meet
ing held this 18Th day % April. 1897.
adopted the following resolution:
From and after SATURDAY, Nay lst, 1887.
AL wafer consumers residing within the
following described district VIII, until fur
for Irrsga ron. only from 5 O'Clock TO 3
0 clock n the evening.
Commeactng at Ninth avenue south ard
jackson street: thence north on Ninth
avenue south 10 YesAer way thence north
on Ninth avenue 20 Pike street; fhe2ce
east on Pike street 10 Meirose avenue;
Roy street; thence west on East Roy
street 10 Eastiske avenue: thence north
on EaStlske avenue TO East Caller street,
thence east on East Gsler street 10 city
north TO East Prospect street; thence east
on East Prospect street 10 Fourteenth
avenue north 20 Yesisr way; thence south
on Fourteenth avenue south produced
south 10 jackson street; themes west along
Jackson street TO place OF oegtnslng.
And all wafer consumers residing with
in the districts hereafter described wall.
until further notice. be allowed 10 use city
water for irrigation only from o'clock 10
10 oc-ock IN the morning.
Commencing at the intersection OF Four
Eeenth avenue south and Jackson street:
thence east on Jackson street 90 Lake
OF Lake " ashingtep to East Caller street;
thence west along East Gaier street TO
Fourteenth avenue; thence south along
Fourtesnth avenue 10 the place OF begin
ning.
Particular attention is called 90 sections
=, 50 and 81 of ordinance i44S OF the city
water department. which reads as fol-
lows:
Sac a Tha city reserves the right n,
the case of a shortage OF water. or for any
other cause, 10 make any order forbidding
or suspending the use of water for irrz--
eating or sprinkiing, and tha board
of public works may In It's discre-
ton at any time make such order by Civ
ing notice through the city official news
papers; and any person violating such Or
der snail be subject TO a charge of i've
dollars for the first offense. and ten dol
lars for any subsequent offense, which
shall be charge against the person and
premises supplied. anu the water shall be
cut OF therefor. In no case shall the Wa
ter be turned on until such charge has
been paid.
Sec 80 No person shall use any water
for irrigation or spriukling during the
progress of any fire in the city. and all
irrigation and sprinkling shall be imule-
sounded in ans part of the city, and shall
not be begun again until the fire has been
extinguished. For any violation OF this
rule penalty of ten dollars for each Of
Tense shall be imposed and taxed against
the person and the premises supplied. and
the water shall be turned OF therefor.
In no case shall the water be turned on
to the same premises until such penalty
has been paid.
Sec. 81. The inside diameter Of hose used
for sprinkling purposes must not be more
than three-Quarters OF an inch. and the
inside diameter of the orifice to the noz-
Zle OF the same must not be more than
one-fourth of an inch. The use OF hose
without a nozzle is prohibited Any per-
son violating this rule shall be subject
to a fine OF two dollars and the water be
cut off. and in no case be turned on until
the fine has been paid.
BY order OF the Board of Public Works.
FRANK OLESON, Secretary.
Date OF first publication. April q. 1897
TO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
Miscellaneous Supplies-Sealei proposals
will be received at the office OF the
board of public works up 70 10 o'clock
a. m. Saturday. May 1st. 1897. for the
furnishing to the city of Seattle on re-
QUESTION to be issued during the months
OF May and June, 1897. for materials.
two months. A detailed list Of such
materials and supplies TO be bid on can
be had by calling at the office OF the un-
dersigned in the city hall. Bidders for
care OF city patients must include In
price bid, board. nursing. medicines and
surgical dressings (patient usually to re-
in contagious diseases. when they will
have to remain at hospital until dis
charged.
Should conditions arise requiring the
purchase OF articles in very large Quanu-
ties above the ordinary requirements, the
board reserves the right to make special
call for tenders TO meet such cases.
The board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids or portion of bids.
Proposals to be-. Endorsed on envelope
IBID for Supplies
BY order OF the board OF public works.
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date of first publication. April 20. 1897.