The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-14
BYERS' COW
ORDINANCE
And Other Matters Before
Council Last Night.

MI kfeFs COW ORDINANCE vas M
ally passed BY the council last night
with Murphy's amendment, that Il
shall take eject q days after being
signed BY the mayor. II prohibits
COWS from grazing on the state unit
versity grounds. thus taking that
section In the pound limits.
Herman Quzndt. who has saloon
At 90 Second avenue south. was re-
fused a new license. Murphy stated
mai the police had informed him
that 0uandf was not a ne man Tor
. ifcense. that his saloon was the
: hardest 70 regulate below the dead
line.
Owners Protest
The remonstrance Of five property
owners against approving Of the
assessment roll for planking. park
ing and sidewaiking Seventh avenue
from Pike 10 Madison streets on the
grounds that the city should pay
two-thfrds Of the assessment from
the general fund, was referred to the
adjudication committee
A. MCGEE was given license 20 con-
ktruct and connect sewers.
The remembrance against con-
ftructing a street railroad on Col
umbla avenue was referred 20 the
corporations committee.
The petition Of T. g Bsvans, sign
ed BY n persons. asking that he be
appointed a special police officer At
fun pay, and Be retained on his pres
ent beat. was referred 10 the police,
license and revenue committee. Since
1he police department Is under civil
service, the committee is now in the
dark as how % handle the petition.
The protest OF the Is property
ewuers against the resolution al
ready passed providing for cement
ridewaiks on Tweuty-frst avenue be-
tween Yesler way and Waiia Walla
addition, stating that the cross
streets are not yet graded. Will be
heard ~ the same time Of the hear
ing Of the resolution.
Other Matters.
The petition OF sparkrnan a. Nc
Lean 10 have renewed an alleged
permit giving them the permission
20 move a corrugated Iron building
near the corner Of Second avenue
and Seneca street, was referred to
the FIRE and water committee. The
records of the board Of public works
DO not show that a permit was
granted, but that they were given
permission 20 drive across the side
walk.
An ordinance was passed appro-
priafing money 70 pay the salary OF
new deputy 70 be placed in Treas
iirer Rathbun's Office.
Resolutions.
The following Improvement resp
buttons We're adopted: Paving with
asphalt Summit avenue section ~
the first hill from Spring 10 TJnfvers.
ity. grading. curblng and g1ittering
Twenty = second avenue from East
Terrace 70 Charles street; grading
and parking Twenty Fifth avenue
from East Union 70 EengstorfT'a al
dition; paving with asphalt Marion
street from Minor to Summit: col
urnbia from Minor to Summit. and
Summit from broadway 10 Spring
This work was ordered on a major
ity petition Of property owners.
Cement Sidewalks were ordered on
Eaghteenth avenue from East How
ell 70 East Mercer; on Twelfth ava-
nue from East Madison 10 Pontiac
addition; Nineteenth avenue from
1eeier way 70 East Marion 4 sew
er was ordered on Maiden avenue
from East Thomas 10 Highland an
mex Grading, parking and Side
waking Prospect from Queen Anne
y First avenue. Harvard avenue
from Union 70 East Pine.
Postponed Action.
These resolutions were POSTPONED
Tor further consideration:
Sidewalks - TWenfy-flrst avenue
from Yealer way TO WaIla WaIla ad-
ditioni Twenty third avenue from
East Madison to Waila Walla al
dition.
sidewalklng and ParkinR-Vallav
from Queen Anne 10 Firth avenue
NORTH Denny way from Western
avenue 10 Broadway. First avenue
south from Highland drive 10 Car
Held street.
Water Mnins-Twenty-f ave
nue. from Holgate 10 HlH. Tweutt.
eth avenue south from Yeslor Way
70 Holgate: Twenfy-thira avenue
from Marion 10 East Harrlson East
lee from East Madison 10 the alley
between Forty~afat and Forty-aec-
cnd avenues
Grading ana plapking the alleys In