The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06


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hotel building, which IS outside the saloon
limits. The report was finally adopted ey
the following vote. Muldcon explaining that
as the adoption of the report would allow
The matter 70 go over for week before
an ordinance could be passed, he would
vote aye on the report, nut was not sure
how he would vote on the ordinance. The
report was finally adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes-CastIeman. Criehton, Duler, Gill,
Hill, McArdle. Muidoon. Navin--S.
Nays-CfdWIorc, James, Rude, Taylor,
Rnehart-o.
Routine Business.
Estimates for the projected sewers on
Harrison ana adjoining streets on Bla.l-
ehard and adjoining streets, on Olive
street and Terry avenue, on Second ave-
nue. north and adjoining streets, were APP
proved and the work ordered done.
Assessment rolls were approved as fol-
lows: Fer the banking of Columbia street
between First and Third avenues, cost
si.456: for sewer on Blanchard street, cost
SIZE.
Report of the harbormaster for Novem-
Der was referred to the committee on har-
Dor and wharves.
A communication was received from the
board of public works transmitting bids
on 1900 feet Of fire hose. On motion OF
Castleman the communication and bids
were referred to the fire and water COM
mitsee, with authority 10 instruct the board
of public works which bid TO accept.
Other communications were referred as
follows:
c. A. Mckenzie, offering to compromise
street grade tax; committee on adjudica-
atAtr kf1fy,y, f.,r
collation. of grade tax; adjudication. Miles
Standish. for cancellation of grade tax;
adjudication. James G. Vine, claim OF
$500 for personal injury to his son Eddie
from the falling of piece Of loose lum-
Der; claims. Peoples Savings bank, to
cancel assessment: adjudication. Resi-
dents OF Valentine station, asking for
plank sidewalk streets
Reports of standing committees Were dis
posed OF as follows:
Fire and water. rejecting application for
fire alarm box on Yssler wharf, and laying
on table requests for water mains TO con-
meet with Centennial mill, one on Seven
teenth avenue. one on Lee street and Sec
ond avenue north; adopted.
HarbOr and wharves. granting permis-
sion 10 Jacob Zerwinski to erect a small
shoe shop at the foot of Columbia street
and rejecting application OF f. Simson to
use a certain portion of Columbia street;
adopted.
The following resolution was introduced
and adopted:
BY Crichton declaring the intention of
improving Ninth avenue west, Lee street
and Tenth avenue west by grading, side
walking and parking.
Bills Introduced.
The following bills We're introduced:
For the payment of audited claims, sec
ond and third reading and passed.
Approving assessment roll for Columbia
street and Blanchard street: lies over
Granting liquor hcerses to j. b. Clark
X a. all; yap md
I'D Smson. and transfers by j. h. Thomas
to Monterey Liquor Company and 10y Nc
Ardle & Kelly 10 +. +. McSorley.
BY the committee on claims for the pay
mert OF $50 to Mrs. Ida Packard for en-
forced quarantine in June and July.
by the committee 81 I3fH ana water. au-
thorizing board of public works to lay d
six-inch water main on Pike street, from
Terry to Bellevue avenues. and on Atlantic
street. from Twenty-fourth to Twenty fifth
avenues.
regular city expenditures during month of
December
by Crchton. providing for the widening
and parking sidewalk spaces on certain
streets and narrowing the roadway, re-
ferred 10 streets committee.
The following bills had second and third
readings and were put on their final pas
sage:
Providing for sewers on Harrison and
adjoining streets, Castleman raised ques-
made out 20 the small triangular piece of
ground for which the city had appropri-
ated $500. Comptroller Parry and Taylor
answered no; whereupon the ordinance was
laid on the table for "A week and the board
of public works was instructed 10 take
up the matter.
Authorizing board of public works TO lay
4 two-inch water main on Fourteenth ave-
nue. north; passed.
Granting free water to Mrs. Mary Grove;
passed.
Authorizing city treasurer TO cancel
charge against certain Fourth avenue
property on account of payment alleged
10 have been made receipt for which IS
duly presented, signed by Isaac Parker
city treasurer; passed
Renting certain MIL street grade as
sessments. passed.
Renting penalties on certain street
grade taxes on Weller street, passed
Compromising street assessment on the
Ct Jensen estate: passed.
Authorizing the cancellation Of certain
grade warrants on old street grades; pass
ed after some discussion.
Authorizing compromise Of YSS!pr NAV
street grade assessment: passed
Arproprtai!ng $3.50 20 pay Edward A
Kelley FOR DANA ges from regrade OF Frs
avenue. referred 10 city comptroller for
investig atom and report.
Granting llquor licenses TO Del. Har-
baugn. Pacific & Puget Sound BottJing.
J. Kay, II. L. jacobson. Frank Buty.
passed.