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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
JOY AT RoBERTsoN's WINNING
American Automobile Takes Race for
Fourth Time.

American Automobile Takes Race for
Fourth Time.
NEW YORK. Nov. lin the triumph of
an American car In the Vanderbilt cup
race the object of William X, Vanderbilt,
IT., when he gave the cup was accom-
plished. Probably Mr.. Vanderbilt had not
expected an American machine to achieve
within four years the defeat of some of the
best racing machines Of Europe, and the
victory of Robertson was therefore all the
more gratifying to him, as 1t is to all who
have the welfare of the industry here at
heart. Robertsonfs victory was squarely
won, and cars truly representative OF
france and Germany were defeated by the
American racer. The time OF the race,
the best ever made in such e contest in
this country. compares favorably, IN view
of weather conditions. with the speed at
tanned abroad. and the race was marred
by orly one thing. Even the fences OF
the new motor parkway. which was COM
pletely vindicated as the scene of a race,
did rot suffice to keep the crowds off the
course, and 1t was little less than a miracls
that no one was killed. In the race itself
a new record was established in another
respect than that OF speed. for not a single
contestant or spectator was hurt until the
contest was over.
The race was a truly international ons
and on Thanksgiving day the best cars Of
America will again face Europe's speedi-
est machines.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
rYRUs COBB FOR FIRST BASE

Hushey Jennings said to Have This
Change I'm Mad.
DETROIT, Mich. Nov. TN Tyrus Cobb
was played at first base instead Of in the
right garden would he make goodg That's
the Yquestiqn that tho base ball fans of De-
troit are trying hard to solve at the present
time. and one which Hughey Jennings is
reported TO have answered In the affirma-
tive. II 1t is true that the Tiger manager
really believes hat Cob would make
good on the initial sack. it may com TO
pass that next season will find the leading
batsman OF the American league no longer
acting as a my catcher" but tending the
! initial station
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
BOXING PUT ON FIRM BASIS
National Athletic Club WIN Put sport
ON Firm Basfa.


PITTSBURG, Oct. 7.-Boxing here will
undoubtedly be put on a firm basis when
the new club. the National Athletic club,
opens its doors for the first time. Prom
inent business men OF the city are back
ing the enterprise and P1ttsburg boxing
fans confidently predict that their new
club will be on as firm a financial basis as
any fight emporium in the country. The
plans of the building nave already been
submitted to the authorities and the club
has been granted a license to hold exhibit
tons. Tn arena has a seating capacity of
1000 n the management intends to have
every chair reserved. Fortnightly shows
are the proposed plan of the entertain
ments and only boxers of recognized class
will be engaged. All in all the outlook for
six-round bouts in Pittsburg is decidedly
rosy at the present time and great doings
in the fistic line are anxiously awaited by
the boxing enthusiasts. ,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08

was estimated that on the season. spring
and fall. the Coney Island Jockey club
was out about sS50,OO0. The Futurlty was
run on August %. and as was generally
looked for Maskette won It. She picked up
IFS pounds, led all the way, and at the
end she beat Sir Martin, with 1G, by three
lengths in All is. Sir Martin got the
place in a hard drive from Helmet by a
head. Maskette's winnings were So, 100.
Masketts then won the Great Filly stakes.
s1O.5ib. her stable mate, Wedding Bells.
running second. Maskette carried 127
pounds and ran six furlongs, Futurity
course. in 1:12 3-5. This was on September
2. when Dorante won the Twin City handi-
cap one mile and a quarter. beating Mas
ter Robert a length in 2OS 2-5.
WinduD ~ sheepshead.
On the opening day at Graveserd. Sep
TENDER H. Priscillian. with 126 pounds, won
the Occidental handicap, at nine furlongs,
In 1;52, beating Master Robert a length in
a drive. In the Willow handicap. for q
year-old fillies, Suffragette beat Trance.
who gave her five pounds. Su~ffragette,
running in James Rowe's colors, followed
this up by winning the Junior Champion
stakes from Mediant. F1tz Herbert and
others. That was the same day that Fair
RAY III a iohB' naFu drive won tne tlrs'
Special by a head from King James. who
received four pounds. Fair Play Incl
dentally ran a mile and a quarter. with 121
pounds, In 2:0s 2-5, a new track record.
On September % Angelus in the Ocean
View handicap hung up a new track record
Of Isl rs for a mile and a furlong at
Gravesend. Then Trance won the Holly
handicap from Fitz Herbert by eight
lengths, but she was beaten in the Pros
pect handicap by Joe Madden. to whom
she gave fifteen pounds. Fair Play was
beaten ahead by Argelus in the Oriental
handicap, at a mile and t-hree-sixteenths
because of Gllbert's bad jockeyship. Mr.
Belmont's colt concedlng sixteen pounds to
the winner. who ran the distance in 1;59
the mile in 1881 40. 1t was roughly esti.
mated that Mr.. Dryer dropped at least
1900 on this meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08
~"
Humphrey seventy-Seven
breaks UP Colds and
TRIP

IS Freedom from Colds in this Climate
means assured health.
The use OF "Seventy-seven" prevents
your taking colds. stops fresh Colds
short. breaks up stubborn Colds that
hang on and do not yield to other
treatment.
A small vial of pleasant pellets. fits
the vest pocket.
All Druggists SELL most Druggists
recommend "77."
Humphrey Homso. Medicine Co., Cor.
William n Ann Stss New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENTS



last preceding municipal election BE
filud with the citf comptrnilnr with.
in thirty t8ul dasH after the aftitiai
publication ~ tHe dcaiHHatlaa 20 tHa
hrat bidder fuf tine proposed ffans
ahlHei aud hurlHH HHtd period II
thirty taol days the franchise Hhail
Dc iu allowance II nn referendum pc
Htlnu De flied the pltf council mHK
finally pass tho ordinance snd giant
tho franchise subject te action hf tile
mayor as ia the fa<e 81 tbs OF
HtnahNHe II referendum Petition
be filed the franchise shall he sub
mitied Go vote 90 the quail fled
az AZ a Especial election " tsn pro
posed grantee shall affer ara pre-
vide the ekneuse thereof aud the
city council shall authorizes tie same
official publication. notices OF rless
tion. conduct and manner % eteutuuH
preparation 90 official ballots. count
ms and csnNaaHinH uf Votes. and retz
tifgina ~ returns % any election eH
the granting 81 franchise shall he
done substantially a. Is provided Tor
an amendments % the city charter
III tie proposed franchise ordinance
receives in IIa faNaf "a majority 81 ali
the votes oaat Tor and against the
same Il shall be deemed Co be raHs
fled aud the cts council may THERE
upen finally paaH ard adopt tie
same ~ IL gail Ia receive said na
tofitN Ia Its faNof. the franchise uf.
siinanes shall be- dermed feieeteh and
no further proceedings shall be had
Hereunder The same methods 81
procedure shall obtain Ia the eAtsn=
atan Of ans existing franchise uH
ans rights hereunder. a. ~ the kraHt
Of a new franchise Ne street fAll
way franchise shall ia any event 10
granted extended o. renewed % ah6
date hnynnd heesmhsf alHt 1874
A minority ~ the eitf council IN
eludins not lees than one third 81 All
the members elected shall have TIE
ftFht and rowur 60 Invoke refer
uhdum vote on n fFaurhtHe ordinance
without the films Of any nHNtleh
therefor
The provisions 81 Section IS. A.
ficle ~. % the Charter. bsinE IN rois
furt with the provisions ~ thla nses
ton. are hereby superseded
WitHass nf hand fhis lei daF e Vel
faari. a o.. taef ...,,
euy eampfeiisf Ana Eszoffifta CIV
tate Of nfat publication. Fshruafy
4 1905
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gfsoii.LIo : : d, 30 =. ii' =,


rHordaEb AMENDMENT No -
amend sretian Of Article VII Of
the city Charter. hud providing los
the submission Of such PROPOSED
Of the city 81 Seattle at The neEt
KsneFaI election
10 IL resolved ~ the city Council
81 tile city - Seattle
That Section p 81 Arttels VII Of
tha CITY Charter II the city ~ hes
attle he amended % rcad az faliows
Section A1UHf-ft shall he the
duty Or the Superintendent ~ Light
ms hnd Water Works % fikidiY ens
force the pfefir ~ all hehtinH
contracts. % recommend % he
hoard changes removals OF lnHtai
lAilouh Of light aud. under the con
trai pf ths board when The CITY
shall have acquired nf constructed
sny llsht,ns q poser bisn, 70 , I, l.,'
and maintenance 81 the same lie
shall under fhs direction 81 the
boa 80. have the management and
eontfol Of the operation nnd main
fsnhhee - the satsr WurkH hnd
water afHism 81 tie city lie shan
snforea al ordinances ard the rules
81 the board relating Ia hiH depart
Msuf lie shall aHnuiut under civil
Service rules. supervise anf euuffnt
ali Officers ana employees in bis %
kept proper accounts with ail con-
aaHsft % water aud ilaht. aud shall
every ninnff fHef days compile e
statement 81 the names and Proper
= - aufh sunruHnrru as sfe asiinz
4uent. and shall forthwith cause she
ssf,i ice % these consumers 20 be dis
continued
me city Treasurer shall collect
fhs bills ISSUED b. TIE water aud
lsehting drpaftfnsnt ard shall issar
ana Shall report dsiiY to The Cgr
Comptroller tAs snAautH collected
Tie city EomHsFnllaf hhHti At
iaast once each month. OF nfteusr u
fegHifea present 70 the board q
Public Works cofnpieie report ~
The transactions e fhr iaKhiina and
Water Department iaeHadluk ~
ceipfa ffpm All sources and akrsnais
lures. taEethaF with statement
shar ias The flnanslai condition q
ahaii provide ~ ordinance All HereHs
cary resuiatious for the proper
guidance - the C#ff Treasurer and
tHs superintendent - L4ahtinE and
wsisf works in relation 80 the col
issfiun and snf0fuamrnt 81 tlEht
asid poser and water rates and 9th.
TIE supsslnssna4nt ~ fArhiinK
ard Water Wafks shsfl have such
further powers aud duties e. are
rgatiessd TX this erafis. q tss
ila WORKS may fFam time % time
prescribe 90 direct
And be u further resolved that
tie foregoing HnaeHdIuFHf b. ard
the sane in hereby submitted - fhe
qualified voters - the CITY 81 Sc
attic faf their ratification o. rsser
tier AZ fhF nNNt EsHsfai eirct4nh 20
bH held MkreH y fNNs
F4aasa fhs CITY Council TIE znd
a48 ~ January. 1893 and signed
hH fuc tw Upsa session IA aIthFrtis
cation af lie Passage this gna daf
81 January. 1fHs
q "a BURNETT. 1m.
rfrHiafnt ef the CITY EauHa1t
Filled tie tnd haN - IenaAfF 1895
"a ~. CARROLL
CITY CemFtFeIlsf ana 81 -efflcia city
ttrff
bate q first publication. February
4 1898
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06

of tho CITY af Seattle AZ tho asAt
general fiuFtiuu
H. ID resolved hY the CITY reHupii
az the city uf Seattle an failaWns
TnHt Section / ~ Article XVII ~
the city Charter uf The city uf So
attic bee amended no nn % read az
fuiiewns
aHurtian The nayo shall re-
polNp annually SALARY uf ~ QUO Nh,
to be paid monthly The annual Hhl
afies uf tho falloNiHB affirefH ~
THE cts shalt hs payable monthly.
and shall De- - follows Corpora
tinn Counsel 50 sea 90, Treasurer
81 goo W. cltf Comptroller and ea-
offi0iu city Clerk - geo aa.
Aud be ~ further resolved that
ths furrHuinK amendment b and tie
name De- hereby submitted 10 tic
qualified voters uf tho city II So
attic foe their ratification 81 fue
lection az che nest general election
So be held the 1rd day af March.
lees
rasssd the city Council tho aoth
dAF 20 December. 1901. and signed
hy ne iu open HesHien iu authentis
cation OF rs passage THIS apth day
Of December 1907.
IL T. REYNOLDS.
President pro ten Of thv city
fiied b me this seth asy OF be.
~ ". CARROLL.
city Comptroller and sA.gffioio city
eisfk
ns,s Of fret publication. February
4 1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06

b. PraaIted - che city eaaHsI.
~ tha fiff - Seattle - flfr
Tibet HuNfH iHiuH tf#aHfI -
eHaffsH ur fHa rItH of Seattle ~
H#tlIIHH certain paaefH ~ tHs |It#
council if amended 20 nr to t'aH
asiaIiasf
HiHfr HHfhrtH snd ~ pfHHifH fHr ne
HaIaIfaH fHaaHuflnR aad lnHHr"'IHH
- HH HlHHaIiNeH Offered g. H#
tHFrfHf Hf ~ huH other HiIfe ll|tH
EHH NIf IIHHH - enforce ifH tn'H
MF 1T Hrunaf legal HHIFhfa HHH
end H. provide Ter the inapsr iIaH
thereof. t0 ufuVlde Ly ordinance faH
fHa nfe flou ard uaainieHHurr 81 tits
Hsalrr ~ suitable pHiUta within iaH
eftg iiHIfH. fHr weighing thereon -
HHfh rafH WHdItirH HH flIe city council
Hht - ardIH.nrr deHianafe sHd o.
require fHr aaiiFsHk 60 tie pufe hhHef
~ Hu official certificate ~ Tire
HHfrIf ~ such commodity aa shown
aH nufH scales. HHd 90 provide prop
81 fif provisions ~ Hurh ordinance
hud fa it further resolved that tie
foregoing amendment &c ana tHs
Same la hereby submitted 70 the
qualified fuIers Of che g8tf 81 Re
attlr fsr their ratification Or rrirr=
6s nsia on IT, sfa dsy Of nsroa'
faHs
HHHasa The FltF Council tie aufH
daF ~ ueremhrr 1905. and signed bg
ne Boo open session 60 HathsnfleatiOa
IT ~ HassnEe this spth day Of De
cembef 1905.
D. r HEYNOLDs.
President pro TEN u the Cltf
Council
PILED 81 ne THE seth day Of De
esmbrf. 1907
~ W CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ea-offirl8 city
CLERK
Date Of first publication. February
l. 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
TO BE Void ON TUESDAY, MARCH }

tho CITY Charter nf che city ~ he#
attic H. amended tn frnH AH follow
Nrrtfun 3 There shall ha GUS
tfrnnnfaf. vino shall. rserpt az oth
efwiae provided rs las De otuts
Hriu tan collector
And hr n further resolved that lhs
furuEaIuF amendment BE- AMI tHH
aHmr In hereby submitted T. thN
auaiflei voters ~ the city OF as
attic for thHtf ratification 90 feifE
ton at the HrHt HanrfHt rlffttnh 70
BE- held March II 1904
Passed tie cts Council the snd
day Of January. 1905 HHd niHHa1 Us
me Iva open session iu authoHtit ia iun
Of ita passage lsst tud day OF Jhh
uary. taUh. .
President 81 the CTS Council
FILLED the FAD dak ~ January 1905
81 ~. CARROLL
cts Comptroller and sksoffleio cts
Clerk
bsie Of first publication February
l. 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
NEGOTIATIONS Me- itfa
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 10. 9.

lkkNtAtHAast NeiAsss AtetkassA - =
A resolution aaa pfapesitlan 20
amend Article y e NE tiit sh7Is
tee aaH pros ding Tor the sahuiH
aian ~ such prnHaerd amendment
10 ths anaunsf voters 81 tha Cftf
81 seattle at the seat general siees
a. Il resolved b. the city Council
q re CITY e ssst.is &c ts,sq -,
ter ~ thr city ~ Seattle 81 Hfnsnds
81 ~ aiding thereto ssHiiun q f's
snawn - ssstish "a % rad as
fellows
tIshrt ~ aFtitnaHEa runtfun~nt
tad. tafe uhlrh shsil - aprFapriz
afsl ffan The General fHad z k9e ea
with which to pay employees 81 the
city discharge tsNtnnHn regular
pay daYs PAYMENTS shall - made
- tha Treasurer featn said faai on
- 81 amounts dee Eala fund shall
- frinihureast on fhe aset fHfiuas
leg pas daF - transfer thsFstM ffUnf
the runaa Liable ZOE uAYMsufs made
shall - established inta which shall
Be- appropriated from the eHnrfai
faad IS she city CHnncii ft9e &c. 70
- used for the Payment % freight
ard express charges kilograms
peslaK. and Incidental expenses -
HEE character ST AHaN A#HhfNHHtA W
paffmaHsH nf tho city. Payments
shall b. made ffora this fllud ~ TIE
Treasurer on rrftificattan Of TIE
Comptroller. said fand % - feim
tarsrd monthly from funds liable
for payments thffrffum.
And ha ~ further resolved that
TIE FOREGOING amendment - snd TIE
HafHf is hereby autmttfed to TIE
qnaiiftnd voters - the city Of Seat
10 for their ratification o. frio.s
tIun at the nsht general election q
- held on the ard dsy - March.
faaa
PASSED the city Council the 10th
iay - December. 1906. 8nd signed
b. me fn open session IN authentis
cation ef its pnHsaga this aeth day
81 December. 1917
n T. REYNOLDS.
rrssiisat pre- ten Of the CITY
Fiied BY me this seth day Of D..
cnmbsf. 1901.
~. W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller ard eNsufflcio CitF
Clerk
pats Of first publication. February
1 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06

ttEHBfst HHnN 81. AAsT
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. 4.
amend seetion 81 Article \ 81 tho
city Charter And pfoftdiHa Tor the
nuhmiHalnH of such proposed amend
msut 60 tie qualified voters 81 the
city Of Seattle ~ tie neat Eonarai
ns b resolved by the city Council
OF thc CITY ~ Seattle
That section ~ Article \ 81 the
citF Charter uf che city q seattle
be amended 20 aa 90 rad aH follows
Section / There shall be Fniu
missioner ~ Health. 70 DO appointed
~ the Mayor subject 90 ronfifma
ilon - the Council who shall have
bees an active practitioner af Hssiis
cine Tor five 90 frafz The salAf
~ the cemmiaalansr ~ Health stall
10 fiaed b ordinance lie shall
hold office Zoe five 80 years. aud
mas g. removed 81 ths Mayor I'll
inE notice Of removal aith the city
Caaneii sHFh removal "a become e.
frtttfe upan eaHfifmatien - ma
infftY vote % tie Nit1 Council The
commiasiuhrr 81 lieaith stall have
supervision and rontrni - All mat
tiers HppeftAiHlHR to tbe health aHd
sanitation affairs - che city IN.
riuaIaE aHeh hospitals - RAY ~
established % maintained ~ the
CitY - shall b. tha ekseatifs Of
ficrf - lhr Hspaftmsnt 81 Health
and Sanitation ana asa that All PRO
ttsiaua Of She charter and ordinances
feiatiaF - the health znd sanitation
~ the eitfH ard Huch rules afif tea
rufafred lie shaii appoint ali med.
teal assistants and aHfars EHif iaHed
iu said dsNartmaut and. HhFhefef
rsraHriea may oscar a. ether pest
tlpHs nae existing - said aefsft
meat ard ems sddltiHnsi snaplsfsa
here's fter appointed. either tHHn met
toat AasiafAhta and HaFHee. aHrh "a
faHefaa stall b. fiiina and aHaitlnHai
emaiafsa appaiHsed - she famfsziz.
slea.f p, lieaith saelsss 60 ~
c1tF ceaneil ah4n faftheifh rfs.
HrfiHs - affiuanra size duties aud
flN tie salaries 20 TIE officers nna
employees - saia densftntsaf All
powers heH#fefsEa NsHtsa iH auh 81
ties imFusea open = Haafd = Aesith
tsf sd ordinances % tte cry ar
hrfeh1 exclusively vested aad t5a-
pass1 uraH The Commissioner 81
tlraish
Ana BE- II farther resolved that
ghs faFrsaiHE amendment - aHd
thH same lH heYehN submitted 70 the
qualified satsfn % fhH cts u Hs.
attic Tor their ratification ef fezars
tlen - tha neat GrHsfal sisHtiga 20
- hsid ea tbs thifa azy q March.
PASSED Iha CITY cuunrii tie satb
daF - uaeeuhaf teaG ana siausd
~ u5a in open @nsnien IN antnsntit
esilea % lfs passsEs this apth dzT
~ nsetmhsf. 1877
~ r. HErN0LpR.
President PIE ten ~ tha city
f5lsa -. ssus day ef December.
n ". CAnHntfe
citF Comptroller and ss-Dffisio CITY
Ctsfa
hats ~ frat publication. February
/. ites
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fHfakf ~ 81 III NHHM NJ NNNa
pROpoHEu AMIsSDMENT NO 9
asna i ssslSa a. u Ifiieis ~ ei
the cts Charter. and providing fof
the submission 81 such propose
amendment - the qualified voters ~
the cts ~ Seattle a. Tie neat gen.
81 II resolved bF tie city Council
- tho city af seattle
That Section ~ af Article ~ 81
thf city Charter Of the city 81 kcs
attic ba amended - adding thereto
aifiFion Tofty-thifa. 70 read aa
follows
sFortY-thira The clIY ceaneil
may order tie piaaiing Of shade of
Or either side ~ tie streets Of the
city. and mag provide faH defHaYin :
tbs whole ~ AnF portion ~ the cost
and sknenhe thereof bf the collie
ten ~ special asEeHsueuts upon Tire
property specially benefited thsHfhf.
u The same manner az g. provided
for other improvements % streets
alleys tanfH squares or public
places IF TIE city under this char
lsf ard the laws q the state q
ana L IL further resolved. that
The foregoing amendment Sc and the
same iH hereby submitted - fhe
qualified voters of the city Of Hes
attic for their ratification o. feiars
ton az the neEt Eanrrat eiettluu 10
bs held GA thn 3ra day o. March
1905
Passed the city Council the 10th
day ~ necembor. 1897. and signed
- ne n open session IA authentfs
cation % tie pasEaEs this aQfh daY
OF pfeember. 1891.
a. r REYNOLDS.
President pro ten Of the city
Council
fsiled %. seth cay Of December.
1897.
" ~. CARROLL
city Comptroller and ez-afncio city
CLERK
Date 81 first publication. February
T. 1906
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nEso q %. 40, 80 =. lias


pRorosEb AMENDMENT No G.
a resolution ard proposition g
amend Section rs ~ Article " Of
the city Charter. and pfaFidiuR for
the submission Of such proposed
amendment 80 tho qualified voters Of
IL ID resolved by tho city Council
OF the city Of Seattle a. follows
That Section rs Of Article " ~
attic. prescribing certain powers ~
the city Council, b. amended ~
adding a subdivision. o. ~ know Il
IS Subdivision Twelfth %
read as follows;
"Twatfth--a. To provide bv erdi.
nance for acquiring. opening and
operating stone auarrles. either
within or without the city limits
and fer the erection % asphalt
plants and tho preparation manu-.
or asphalt products or composition
OF other materials which may be
used In street construction or main
tenance. ana % Fix the price M
witch such materials shall bc sold =
And be " further resolved that
the foregoing amendment be and
the same is hereby submitted TO the
qualified voters Of the city Of Hss
attic FOR their ratification or rairC.
ton at the NEXT general election "a
hs held ON the afa daY Of March
1905
Passed the city Council the a0th
day of December. 1907. aud signed
bF me IN open session In autheutfi
cation Of lie passage this g0th daf
Of December. 1907.
n r. REYNOLDS,
President pro TEN II the cts
Council
PILED ~ me this s0th day Of 10
cembcf 1907.
IT. W. CARROLL.
| city Comptroller and ex-officlo cts
Clerk
Date of first publication. February
i. 1905.
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NEGOTIATIONS No Iits
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. ie
a !ss s., end p Igp,osillq,ng T. e
Tho city Charter. and providing for
tho submission q such Htopotsd
amendment to the qualified voters
% tie City 81 Seattle a. tie hest
general election.
lie il resolved BY tho city Council
Of the city % Seattle
the CIV CHARTER Of he city or ss.
attic be amended 90 aa 60 read as
follows
section !. The librarian shall be
elected BY the beard and Huhtef G.
removal rs ", and shall aus AeHE
such qualifications with respect. 70
experience. ability, citizenship. steea
toral capacity and residence ~ the
board may require Under Civil
Service rules BE- shall. BY and With
tho consent Of the library board
have the appointment and remot al
Of Ali subordinate employees OF The
library.
And be II further resolved that
tho foregoing amendment be and
the Same t. hereby submitted 20 the
attic for their ratification or rciee.
tion a. the next ncnerHi election e.
be held The std day Of March, 1905
Passed the city Council the gnd
me IN opcn session In naturalization
Of its passage this 2nd day Of Jan.
G. ~ BURNETT. IR..
President ~ the city Council
Filled the End day o. January. SOS
city Comptroller and ex-offielo Cltl
Clerk
pate OF first publication. February
1. 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-06
HFaoLUTtoN Me- iat
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 40. 4

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A resolution and proposition G
r. Aqtisie - 81 ne city charter.
ana prnt tdinE fof the suhmiasleu Of
aarh proposed amendment g the
qualified voters Of the city 81 Re
attic al tEa hekt general sira tlun.
a. Il ordained ~ The city gapnrll
% the CttY - seattle an follows
That auhiif iuinH q 70 hee tlpn
81 Article ~ u The CITY thaf tet
81 tha CITY % seattle D. amended
- a. - frad as follows
standardization a. Zach mrruhet af
tie CIIY council SHALL receive an 40
uual aaiafN 20 81 aea %. PEI ahte
mauthIN a deduction ef fltes for
e4eh absence shall 10 made from fhe
aaarF % each mHmirf VITO -haHi
- abssat from anE rvsalaf ssreiins
And Is il further resolved that
the fafrsaiHE amendment - tnt4
fHa same IN hrrehf HuhnHtird e ths
auatftea voters 81 the NifN II Hes
aEtir for their rAttfiratfnn NF frtee
fian e the HHst general election q
= held on shp std daf " dafcs.
lsssaaa thr chs Council the aeth
das II i1-s Hsuhef. iBgf. and signed
hF me Ia anan session 81 aHthsmfis
cation - ZEE fassaasc thss seth dsf
- Iasas a. her 1891
a. r REYNOLDS
rrSsidsni pro ten u the ci0
rlist b pc this ,oth day Of ~.
~ ". CARROLL.
city Comptroller and cssefficia ci,Y
isis 81 first pseilcatlau. February
4. 1904