The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-15

&c character should protect /. from such
treatment.
fseventeenth-A lease can ne secured
which vi give comparative security for
q cclsiaefan-s term OF years. probably uT7-
I'll time when the final move can b-s maize
for the permanent library home. Tie Yes
~ manson. sn Toe Judgment 81 yosr corn,
adapted 90 sas Use required Il VIZ do rot
secure this. q building will have 70 be
1ss!t very soo1. Tor there is probably 10
thai can be had for any reasorahIs rental.
Tne city ca Elfsos now afford TO build q suit
s1.. come tor he library. and il would De
appropriate building which would injnre
IN. library for many years TO come.
Taxing al these matters into consi6era-
tlor- yoyr committee recommends thai the
judiciary committee be Instructed 10 pre-
pare an ordinance authorizing the prog-er
ohleers 20 enter into a lease With the tTus-
tees OF the Yesler estate OF the building and
gfc0ndg On the terms above stated
HOMER N HILL. Chairman;
y. A. JAMES
HIRAM c. GILL
II. W. CASTLEAAS
JOHN TAYLOR,
WILL II. PARRY"
ine following resolutions were submitted
and adopted. From the judiciary commit
tee. providing for the Improvement OF Co
infnbaa street by replankIng between FRS;
ana Third avenues. and fer the laying OF
sewer On Blanchard street.
The following bills were introduced and
had first reading: Granting 10 James Spur
extension OF time Tor work on James street.
referred to streets committee. i@vying spe-
clal assessments for The Improvement OF
W AlloW. LenoEa, Remington, Last. Willard
and Harvard streets and Twenty second
and Terry avenues: approving assessment
roll Tor Alder street from Seventh avenue
TO Broadway: police license and revenue.
granting sundry iiqslor licenses; streets,
providing for grading. sidewaiking and
parking Thirteenth avenue. Thirteenth av-
enue north from East Howell 10 Eas.
Thomas. James. by request. for cancella-
ton OF certain taxes against E. +. Wistler
referred. James. authorizing treasurer 10
settle with delinquent taxpayers III Rurkes
second addition. referred. directing port
warden 10 compile statistics referred: Cas-
tieInan. granting liquor licenses. referred.
GIN introduced a bill providing Il 500 H.
cense Zee for wagons. push-carts. e;c., sell
Ing eatables and an additional $3.50 for each
person employed. McArde moved TO post
pone indefinitely. Hill. Crawford. McArdie
and Navin yo;ed for the motion To post
pone. but Il was lost The bill was then
referred 10 the committee on police, license
and revenue.
On motion of Gill the city clerk was d.
Tected to transmit To the chief Of police a
copy OF the resolution recently passed by
the council requiring street car companies
"a maintain two men on each car, with
instructions that it be rigidiy enforced
The following bills, which came up on
second reading, also had third reading
were put upon their final passage and pass
ed: Granting sewer license 10 Chris. Chris
Jensen. approving assessment rolls for lie
nora street, First avenue from Pike street
to Denny way. First avenue south. Dear
born street. James street, WestIake avenue
and Washington street; granting liquor IL
censes to G. w. Shomo Mike Noon Jacob
Aronson. William BeIond, E. Davidson.
&. E. Hanson. ". r. Robb Angus, Hester-
dahl. Christie d Miller. f. NJ Smith. Nc
Ardie & Kelly. J. Mar;z. B. Bloom, Daniel
Mcnamara, Z. F. Emil, Graves 4 Co, 0.
F. Myer. Swanson IL Garner Thomas
Clancy, sr.. J. II. Zimmerman. Thayer a.
Miller and a. .. Johnson: providing for the
Improvement OF Taylor avenue; requiring
railways 10 erect and maintain a bridge on
Grand Boulevard between Seventeenth and
Twentieth avenues west; granting free wat
er 10 Mrs. John Muller. authorizing the
board Of public works to reconstruct bridge
on Jackson street at Fourteenth avenue
south 10 cost 1850. and at Twenty-;irst
avenue u cost sl,i1o. both 10 be paid out
OF the general fund. Against the first OF
these two bridges Diller James and Nav.n
voted. ami the vote stood ten TO three.
Against The last Rude also voted and tbs.
vote stood nine TO four
The council adjourned 70 meet Thursday
night at 10 O'Clock