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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10
CITY GLEANINGS.
Items Gathered by the Special
Reporter of the Tribune.

w. H. Harris, Of Raymond, was in
town on business last Wednesday.
Miss Nettie TAFT, of Diamond Lake,
visited friends here last week.
H. J.. Ramsett visited relatives in
Grand Forks over Sunday.
Nels Frese is visiting relatives in
Bows, Iowa.
Mrs. Oliver Larson; of Green Lake.
attended the presentation of "Queen
Esther" Wednesday night.
H. J. Dale, the Renvil'e merchant,
was in Willmar on business last
Thursday.
Mrs. Wesley Burr entertained a
party of lady friends Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Burdick and Mrs. Wesley Burr
will entertain the ladies of the Eastern
Star lodge next Thursday afternoon.
B. S. Covell attended meeting of
county superintendent held at St.
Cloud last week.
J. Emerson has sold his property on
Litchfield avenue to L. 0. Thorpe, and
hereafter will permanently reside in
Raymond.
Cushman Rice went to ST. Paul
Wednesday to present the company of
volunteers organized here, to the Gov
ernor.
A. Soldering, the t9;'or, bought the
building formerly occupied by Mad
Wig & Wells, from H. J. Ramsett, and
is now occupying it as a tailor shop.
Miss Ada Fiers, of Grand Forks,
returned to her home Friday night
after visiting her cousins, Oracle and
Birdie Ramsett.
Samuel Hicks, of St. Paul, visited
with his brother, Ferd. Hicks, and
also attended the cantata Wednesday
night.
The Grand Chapter Of the Order Of
Eastern Stars will convene at St.
Paul Wednesday and will be in ses-
sion two days. Mrs. Blanche Hand
OF Sloan Chapter here, will represent
Willmar lodge.
The annual opening of Hotel In
terlachen' was held at Green Lake
Saturday night. The young folks
went by team. Dancing was the order
of the evening. Most Of them staid
over Sunday and enjoyed the pleas
ures of the lake.
The cantata ''Queen Esther was
presented at Atwater Friday night to
full house. The young people TAX
ing part acquitted themselves in a
most charming manner. All was ap-
preciated by the audience and encores
were given several times. About
thirty dollars was realized. The peo-
pie of Atwater showed that they knew
good thing and kindly assisted in
every manner.
Among the Willmar people, outside
of the cantata people, that were at
Atwater Friday night were Misses
Zilpha Williams, Anna Sanderson,
Alice Hennings. Susie Wilcox, Marion
Frost, Name Booth, Mesdames A. F.
Nordin. A. E. Rice. Kate Pinney, n.
M. Mossberg, G. Hutchins, Messrs.
Geo. Bitterness, H. 7. Thompson. Ed.
and Geo. Sanderson, Ben Glarum,
Marcus DeLano, Joe Cleary and Hen
ry Moss.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10
Advertised Letters,

Willmar, MIMI, May 0, 1898.
Anderson, L. O.
Henry, Mr.. John
Hopkins, Mr.. G. F.
Miller. w. L.
Johnson, Mrs. j. M.
Nelson, Miss Emma
Palmquist, D. G..
Ryden, Mr.. A.
Rosenland, Pet (Foreign)
Smith, J. A.
Westlund, Erik Foreign)
S. E. STANSBERRY, p. NJ.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10
The Roll Increases.

Since Monday of last week the fol-
lowing volunteers have affixed their
signatures to the roll of the company
of infantry organized in Willmar:
Ole Nyman, Norway Lake
Albert Maloney
Ed Erickson
Carl Pau'sOn
Geo. E. Martin, Harrison
J. V. Monson
E. T. Monson
A. NJ. Erickson
Joseph Cleary
J. H. Peterson
Albert Ahlberg, New London
John 5. Tucker, Clara City
E. Birping, "
Nels Hokenson
Samuel EllefsOn
Ole O. Ekman
Otto F. Wenper]und
Oscar Hagerman
This makes a total enrolment of
81 at the date of this writing Tues
day noUn). =.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10
A Mitigating Circumstance.

"You plead guilty." said the court.
ISIS there any reason why 7 should not
give you the full penalty?"
u "Yas, sab, yo' honah. Dat was the
akinniest turkey ebah I Lifted, sab. -
Detroit Free Press ~ y.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10
Last Excursion.

Last excursion to Camp Ramsey
next Sunday, May 10Th. Excursion
train leaves Wi1lmar seven a. M, ar.
rives at Minneapolis 1925 and at St.
Paul HOO. Returning leaves St. Paul
7:45 and Minneapolis 8:l5 same day.
Round trip $1.75.
W. DELAHCNT,
Agent.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10
Licensed to We'd.

May 2-Charles Rosmon to Olive
Clark.
May 4-Herman J. Halyorson to
Signe Jorstad.
May 5-John Hedstrom to Tilda
Quist.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10
NOTICE.

Having disposed of my business at
Norway Lake to Halvorson Bros, I
request all those who know themselves
to be indebted to me, to call at once
and settle, at the store at Norway
Lake at once. N. J. PETERSON.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10
SandbO'S Bakery.

We have opened bakery and can
now furnish the people with a full line
of bakery goods. Come and give US
9rial Bread for sale at my restaurant
in the Gilger block.
E.. T. SANDBO.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10
FOR SALE.

State Capitol land lease; so acres
with buildings, stock, crops and ma
chinery. $1,000. A snap. For par
ticulars apply to F. P. Olney.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10

The wearing of orange blossoms as
bridal decoration originated in the days
ct the crusaders *=s< s. ,Er* y #
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10

Nineveh was Is miles by 8, the walls
100 feet high and thick enough for
three chariots to drive abreast. !
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10

A large number Of North Dakota
people, officers and members of the
Degree of Honor lodge, arrived here
on the early train yesterday morning,
bound for Sioux Falls, IS. D., to at
tend a Grand Lodge session of the Or
der. In the party were the following, as
found on the register at the Merchants
Hotel: c. Sands and wife, Grand
Forks: Mr.. and Mrs. A. B]ewett, Bis
marck; Mrs. Moore and Miss Bower,
Fargo; Miss Lahey, Hebron; Mrs.
Hoyt, Mandan; Miss Mary Dewey,
Jamestown; Mss Emma Lannon, Leeds:
Mrs. r. w. Kent, Lakato; Miss jose
phine Wakeman, Bismarck; Miss
Emily E. McKendry, Mandon; Miss
Fannie Walker. Wahpeton: Mrs. K.
Turner, New Rockford; Miss Bertha
Pray, Valley City; Miss Marion
Wheeler, Cavalier: Miss Carrie Nc
Ribbon, Dickinson: Mrs. Richard
Wilker, Glasston; Mrs. Kate Cameron,
Erie: Mrs. Jennie M. Johnson, St..
Thomas: Mrs. Kate Snare, Minnewau-
kon: Mrs. Hattie NJ. Erb, Galesburg;
Carrie Tucker, Page: Maggie Murphy
Neche; Mrs. Julia Larson, Argusville.
The entire party was given a carriage
drive about the village during the
forenoon and otherwise entertained
during their brief stay here. Mrs. A.
F. Mantor, Grand Chief, D. of H., of
Minnesota, accompanied the delega-
tiOn to Sioux Falls,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10

Mr.. Sunday and daughter Helen de-
parted for Chicago Monday afternoon,
where Mr.. Sunday will spend a week
with his family, before beginning his
work at Browns Valley. Wi]]mar
is the first town in Minnesota in which
Mr.. Sunday has preached, and he ex-
pressed himself as highly pleased with
the people here. Several hundred peu-
pie went to the depot to say farewell
to the departing evangelist, and they
made the air ring with gospel songs.
At the farewell meetings on Sunday
the people showed their appreciation
OF his labors here by contributing a
purse Of 1928. 90 for his benefit.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-10
Mr.. Herman J. Halvorson and Miss

Mr.. Herman J. Halvorson and Miss
S'gne Jorstad were quietly married
at, the Presbyterian parsonage last
Wednesday at p. NJ, Rev. c. Har-
mon johnson officiating. A wedding
supper was served at the lone of the
BRIDE Immediately after the ceremony,
which was participated in by immedi-
ate relatives. The groom is a former
student at the Willmar Seminary, and
is at present holding a position with
Peterson, Larson & Wellin as book
keeper. The young couple have a
host OF friends who extend to them
their best wishes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27


TO the City Charter Of The City az Seat
tie as proposed by Resolution No. i5s Of
the City Council Of said City of Seattle.
which said proposed amendment Fixes the
annual license fee for the sale and giving
away OF intoxicating. spiritgous. malt. vim
ouA mixed or termented liquors in said
City o; Seattle al the minimum sum Of
one thousand dollars IN quantities less
than one gallon and at three hundred dol
lars in quantities 81 one gallon or more"
Every voter electing TO vote 1T naid
election against said proposed amendment
shah vote n ballot containing the words:
AGAINST Proposed Amendment No 3
TO the City Charter OF The City Of Seat
tie as proposed by Resolution No. les Of
the City Council OF said City OF Seattle.
which said proposed amendment fixes the
annual license fee for the sale and giving
away OF Intoxicating. spirstuous. malt, vim
Gus. mixed ~ fermensed liquors in aA3d
City Of Seattle at the minimum sum Of
one thousand dollars in quantities ieas
than enc gallon and at three hundred dol
lars In quantities Of one gallon or more.
Passed the City Council the 10Th day
OF December. 1871. and signed by me in
open session IN authorization OF its pass
age this 18th day Of December. 1877.
]. E. CREIGHTON.
President OF the City Council
Filed by me this Nth day OF December.
WILL ". PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-Onic1o City
Clerk
Date Of first publication. January .. lsa4
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copy thereof. upon recelpT o. w-1icn The
treasurer shall proceed TO collect the eAme
except az the duty OF collection thereof is
devosvso by law on some other ooacer.
provided. that suca treasurer snail give
ten days notice IN the Official newspaper
land shall mai copy Of sucn notice 70
me owner OF the property assessed when
the postoeiCe address Of such owner IS
known. but the failure 10 mail the same
shall not De fatal when publication there
OF Is madel that such roll has been ceru-
fed 10 rim for collection. and that unless
payment Is made within thirty days from
the date OF such notice said assessment
tsrest al the rate Of ten per cent per an
rum until paid. and If no. paid before
SUCH assessment shall have become delin-
eEsEt q penalty OF i've per cent sh1A be
added. and the sums delinquent snail be
entered on the annual tax roll for the cur
rent year against each lot and parcel 50
delinquent. and with the interest and pen
atty. collected as other taxes, separate &C
count being kept thereof ard ii not paid
within the time fixed for the payment Of
city taxes. shall be collected a. such taxes
are collected. together with such add
t!onsi charges or penalties as are author
tied 10 De charged and collected on other
delinquent taxes and each lot or parcel SO
delinquent shall be sold for the amount OF
such assessment with interest penalty
and costs. at the time anu In the manner
and by the same authority as lands and
lots are sold for city taxes. The city
treasurer shall add no penalty 10 any de-
Inquent assessment In any case where
the state laws require a penalty TO be
added TO such Advertisement"
And be II further resolved that the fore
going proposed amendment be and the
same Is hereby submitted to the qualified
voters of The City OF Seattle for their
ratification or rejection at the next gen
erai election. 10 be held In said City OF
Seattle on March sth iseS
Passed the City Council the 4th day OF
January, ISIS, and signed BY me In opeo
session in Authorization OF is passage
this it'll day. of January. 1888
THOS. NAEIE
President pro TEN Of the City Council.
Flied by NE this 4lh day OF January
1883. WILL IL. PARRY.
City Comptroller and E> Officio City
Clerk
Date q first publication January %. 1895
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27

HAn9hmrnN No no "A ' r,.dafdn ana
ssa 1 Charter q Of T Ars City # ~ seattle, ana m;
for the submission Of such proposed
amendment 10 the qualified voters of The
CITY OF Seattle at the next general cleo
Be Il resolved BY the City Council Of
That Subdivision 81 OF Sec. IS OF Article
w. OF the City Charter OF The City OF Sc
attic be amended so as 10 read as follows:
'''Thirty-second-To license. tax, conlne
by the city council prescribed and 10 9th.
erwiSe regulate the selling OF giving away
OF intoxica ting, spsrltuous. malt. vinous.
mixed OF fermentsd liquors. and the coll
lection OF the license money taerefrom for
the OF the city; provided that no IL
censa shall % granted 70 any person or
persons who shall not first comply with
the general Jaws o. the state IN force at
tire time the same Is granted nor shall
any Acsnss be granted authorizing the
selling or giving away OF any such liquors
within ore nile OF any military pest or
reservation established by the United
States. TIE sam required for such IL
cense shall IN no case De less man one
thousand GcIlArs except that licenses for
selling or ewing away sgeh liquors In
Quantities of rot Jess than one gallon shall
n 10 case be less than three hundred dol
amount required hy TIE general laws OF
me state for houses or business Of Ike
character. ard TO remission O. such IL
CeEse shaA 10 MADE dar4ns the period
for p sich * j. sragted. and bonds required
% be given by keepers Or proprtesors 81
saloons or drinking houses snail not n
any case be axea a. less tnAn tao thousand
dollars"
And bc Z. fu-thFr resolved taat the fore
gong proposed amendment be and ne
SANE : hereby submitted 10 the qua lad
voters CT The City OF Seattle for tns1r
~a4.@ca:ton CT re lection a. the next general
elect on TO lie he'd IN said City Of Seattle
on March SIN. Isss.
Every voter elecsirg 10 vote az said cleo
ton n favor Of said proposed attainment
shall vote "a ballet containing the words:
FOR Proposed Amendment No. :
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fhE CITY OF sFAT~rL4T,-t,rTY TREAS.
Lfers Notice-Notice is hereby given thgt
TIE Sd annual installmenl or loCai IN
Ifosement district Ne ~ for 80 f,e
froyeueni u Lewis Street In tNa ~
% s~%ttc. from Nesler Avenue Ia the
| hSFtN aie - AatIa Walia A&aft on nm
esr the provisions u ordnance No Z543
sasca prev ites for the Improvement ~
SAC street hY grading she "a ne a-,s ret,-
ssFlcstGE sidewalks on Both sides thereof
Wiz parking strips betaean sl1euafks
md rosssNsay. snd providing FOR ne paw
nssht therefor in inStail Tferfs ana -.
,shits hing fund for x4ch payment hv
re trsY3aR and collection y special as
sr~seHts utso1 taa Vfoferty hensnfad
ne improve .uent. and providing FOR
we issuance ~ bonds as authorized ~
sn act ~ the isss isis ttl7e Ct the srats ~
Nsshif gtcu. approx - NarcA afe fSsg
- Under tire provisions Of ora nance No
~ = a. Fss - Ma IN. ia. - a ,ntnded
- has oeea duly certified % ne f6r 81.
.sssleo ard =" respective slgns there. n
eaaFrtG ssd levied sxalas, sash narcol
s..~e - aus. 80 isii iafftot. ~ SAID
.saFie5 $50 I8E ment of &Wch iRs,s ilraert
'eaasfEs unp8id and the sass~ i~cfn8frts
We tat"test oa tie Whole aseE'fHg caArS-
- aitl zee paid ga or before gre s-tN
sAY = March. $50 Iniess Isayfueut he
s~es % sucn ms all1He0t 81 ~ before
We .sl ttY 81 Narcn. SIS tha ssnee
So ae.'tsl,~ Ge--!i4 1F0t SID sasf hear
.'.'t.re. ~ i1e rate ct fe- sent. avuan;.
~ at nt@ 81 i-- cent Ssst
= adj aot tae suH}s 3else l-at s14u
- st4F-tt p1 fac ANNA. taN roH sa~ tre
J. SsFrea. yts~ asti1a- casa iet arI $685.. .
- t-c i".rTrTt ana r.asitv snail
- So. e.. ets-r taxes teEe r"-- aftg
- #at oHfl rhA~Ees 81 rrr8tsJeS u
fet, rft - ne clsrsef anG e.,,.et.
PSF .Aa1 - ,.eo s-tHt sea.. ,e
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KEsoL CTToN No iSs.- IIiRt.ol1rosEp,
proposition 10 amend sec l. OF Article
kIIi. OF the City Charter Of the City Of
Seattle and Tor the submission OF sUcn
proposed amendment % the qualified
voters OF ths city a the next general
election.
The CITY Of Seattle:
That Sec. u OF Article VIII. Of the City
Charter OF the CITY Of Seattle bs amended
80 as 10 read as follows:
see. IL There shan re Two modes Of
making payment for such local improve
naents. to-s1' Imnfa's1s payment ard
adopted shall be the mode petitloned for
Or spec fed IN the ordinance ordering the
I'm Improvement IN cases where the improve
IN Mt 10 ordered without petition. The
mode os immediate payment shall he
follows. Alter the cttX council has 0S Or
Giusncs or resolution ordered or author
lEed the making .. any local improve
fn~nt ana not more imam twenty dave
after the contract therefor has been let.
e. hereinafter provided. sAe board q pub
assessment T0il prepared BY the c4ty Ell
s1neer. waicA shall contain the desCrip
flor - zach lot. parcel Il land or part
thereof TO be ass sSed Win ne number ~
fces frontage charged 10 each. the total
frontage ~ the district frontage - ne d.
tesm.aea provided ia section = q thls
arlscss} ne total cost * the improve
;usE. including az necessary inclden-
Ia. "a peuses. the rIt~ per front foot. tAe
amount * e&ca ass ssgs}ent ard tGe GAms
- t1e wGer ei ga D BOG. p2rcst - and Or
lArt tGETsog Z NnoWa- 1ls - 70 case saai
q tntstaks "a 'ae name 81 the owner oe
sAts! ~sere description - rae property
Is ven
TIE council ol yrcsgr- % such ro.l and
ssSc ,-1e-3t >. s+l e2NSe 4 notlce thereof %
* EGHAsf,ed ~ t1s of1>3al rcw Ss,2pcr 90
lac 10y s0E ten consecutive issues. ao,lfy-
}aS as psr-os-F E.tg:tsted taat ssea Tl,t
las ssga Sled a14 REQ .rlgE thena 10 aq-
gsAy a. = ti@e axsd. ne; .tss than a.,eea
days &ToTl sac safe - s2cu n0t4ce, ard
maze objections saercto TIE couoc4l
EeaA a. tns lUe GNe1 consider sny &84
"a objections sns2e. ars sHan make Sucn
cSrrr*tt2EA % sGcn ~1t IS < deems last.
%ra : az tH$n ~ 1rss z uCs s pcroNe slch
vQG AID sast! .eNE sa3 assess Ehr amour -
&esye@t sk&.-ss s4Sa 4Ax1es SD lot sne
Se~t&Er ta5e S&f1le = N&Ss len thereon aa4
81 az e8GsW re resi- ~ - 4alsxesel - IaS
gs.y SosT rtT&4Etr w1o SHAH fSrtAN a de-
.IseE 10 tAs city treasure. . certified
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he CITY OF SEATTLE-City Treas
uref's Notice
Notice is hereby given that the Cd an
usl isisiallnent Of local Improvement dis
siet NO, % for the Improvement Of Ken
10y Street. In the city OF Seattle. from
Barclay Street tor Remington Avenue) 10
Madison Street. unner the provisions OF
lGdinanee No. a.sii, which provides for
the Improvement of said street by grad
nK the same and by constructing side
walks or both sides thereof with parking
Isrlps between the sidewalks and road
say, and providing for this payment there.
|mr ia instailmenfs and establishing a
|hand tor such payment by the teVylng
nd collection OF special assessments
spcn the property benefited by the i'm
|Totement, and providing for the issuance
SElsiaiure Of the State OF Washington.
IVproyed March 9Th. 1893. and under the
|Eoflsions az ordinance No. 5,s49. approved
lay th. lSsi as amended by ordinance
..o, s,i49 approved July nth. 1894. has
wen duly certified TO ma Tor collection
cd the respective sums therein charged
80 levied against each parcel and lot of
md, ana part thereof 81 said district ia
[aymca' or such instalment remains an
IaId, and the same. Including the Interest
u Tho whole amount charged must he
80 on or before the a0th day Of MARCH,
|sN bless payment lie made on such
Essalinent on or before the nth day oT
EaFSh. issS, the same shall become de-
EiaIeht and shall bear interest ~ me Fate
y per cent per aunun. untu paid. and
Il not pali before said time. a penalty OF
FEe Gf Per cent. shall Be added. and the
{-aus delinquent shall Ia entered on the
Finaai tax Toll for the current year
pam each lot ana parcel Of land and
esFf thereof. SO delinquent ana MIA the
srteFest aud penalty sna4 be ca.Eee'ef "a
Eher taxes. together N{th such additional
YhsfkeS Or penalties as aFe authorized In
r. Charged aui collected on other de-
eh2aent las $. and each lot or parcel or
lAad 80 Delinquent shall be sold for The
nesni OF suca assessment. Min fnfersss-
70 Ian
GEORGE F. MEACHAN
City Treasurer 81 the City of Ssef.ia
Date OF FIRST publication = -. = 49,
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RESOLUTION NO 176 - PROPOSED
Amendment No. "A resolution and
proposition TO amend Section If Article
XVII OF the City Charter. and for the
submission Of such proposed amendment
10 the qualified voters OF the city at the
next general election.
BE ii resolved by she City Council of The
City Of Seattle:
That Section OF Article XVII. OF the
City Charter Of The City Of Seattle be
amended so al TO read as follows:
Sec. ? No officer or enploye of the
city shall receive any compensation for
his services as such officer or employe ex
cept by salary payable monthly. which,
when not prescribed by this charter. shall
be fixed by the city Council by ordinance.
No such salary or compensation shall he
increased mere than once III two years
and no increase Of such salary or compen~
sat!on shall be made within a period Of
nine months next preceding regular city
election.
And De II further resolved that the fore
going proposed amendment be and the
same Is hereby submitted TO the quaiined
voters Of The city OF Seattle for their rati-
fcation or rejection al the next general
election 10 be held March sth. 1875
Passed the City Council this 7th day of
January. ISIS. and signed by me in open
session in authorization Of It's passage
this 18th day OF January. ls9S
President pro tenn of the city Council.
Filed by me this .th day Of January, 1888.
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-onlcio city
Clerk.
Date OF FIRST publication. January %. 1888.
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RESOLUTION NO. ia - PROPOSED
Amendment No. S-A resolution and
proposition TO amend Section / Of Arti-
Gle VII ~ the city Charter, and Tor the
submission OF such proposed amendment
TO the quallfcd voters Of the city At the
next general election.
BE IT resolved b. the City Council Of The
city OF Seattle.
That Section / OF Article VIII. Of the
CITY Charter of The city of Seattle be
amended so as 10 read as follows:
Section !. There shall be. aud Is here
shall consist or three members. to-wit: Cd
the city engineer. who shall be chairman
OF The board. and Wno shall receive a sal
afy of three thousand dollars per annum,
which shall constitute his compensation
as member og said beard and as City
sewers and parks. aud CD the supeeintcnd-
.eut OF lighting and water works. The
superintendent of streets. sewers and
parks AMI tne superintendent OF lighting
ara water works STALL receive such COM
pvDsatlon for their services as members
az such Board as the Council shall by
Ordinance provide
And ne ig further resolved that the fore
gong proposed amendment: D. and the
sFWr IS hereby submitted 10 the qualified
voters u TIE CITY az Seattle for their rati-
fAc&tlon or rejection az the next general
election TO be held March sta. lS.S
Passed the CITY Council the 9Th day OF
January. lSss and signed by me ia open
session in Authorization 81 lis passage
tails sth day of January. l>sS-
r. CREIGHTON.
President Of tAe city Council.
Filed By ma this 9Th day of January 1888.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller ana Ex-oaleio City
Date Of FIRST publication, January - 1924