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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14

Darn "Bll," He has invited my girl
to go to the Elks' picnic Saturday Au-
gust 1s, Spring Hill Grove, st. John.
Are you going? Sure.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14

Bill's whole family will be at the
Whiting Elks' picnic at Spring Hill
Grove est, john. August 16
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14
BUDGET FOR
NEW PEST HOUSE

The Gary health boards budget will
contain an item of $4,000 for new
pest house. If the health board gets
it's request it will have the pest house
anchored down after IL is built as some
measly villain stole the last pest house
from the east side woods and moved
the structure. beds and all. down to
the south side, opened up hotel in
1t and did a fourishing business for
some weeks until the police got wise"
Then he "vamoosed."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14

Gas Range does away with dirt
No. Ind. Gas 4 Llec. Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-14

A FEW DIMES FOR CAR FARE OR
POSTAGE IF YOU'RE ANSWERING
ADS. A FEW DIMES FOR YOUR OWN
WANT" IF YOU'RE ADVERTISING
IN THE TIMES-AND THE USUAL
RESULT Is A JOB.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-11

FIFE RAS lON ONIF ICA lON
ORDINANCE STILL PENDING
After several hours of bunk, during
which several aldermen drew
sketches of themselves as servants
who had fought ant, suffered for the
laboring man, the city council last
night postponed until Thursday con-
sideration of the traction unification
ordinance, which provides for five
cent fares and through routes all
over the city.
The pretext for delay was a re-
quest from the street car conductors
and motormen's unions that the new
ordinance carry section granting
them an increase of from % to 80
cents an hour, with a minimum day
of eight hours and maximum of ten.
Aid. Block, chairman of the COM
mittee on local transportation, said
the move was meant to delay passage
of the ordinance.
Immediately several aldermen,
among them Kunz and Utpatel, arose
and pleaded with tears in their voice
for justice TO the workingman. Kunz,
who has just returned from Laurel,
Md, where one of his race horses
cleaned up at 40 to 1, was particu-
Iarly vehment in his demand that the
laboring man be considered.
When Kunz and Utpatel failed to
have consideration of the ordinance
delayed, Aid. CuIlerton, who has been
prominent in previous traction fights,
asked that consideration be put over
until an opinion could be had from
the corporation counsel as to what
effect the merger would have on the
operating agreements between the
car companies and their employees.
This sterling friend of the laboring
man succeeded where the other stall
warts had failed.
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
representatives of the unions and car
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-11
"HANDs-oFF," SAYS RUMoRs

London, Nov. 11s-Premier As
quith's "hands-off'' Mexican declara-
ton delivered last night has done
much to lay the rumors that Pro-
visional President Huerta had been
given moral aid by the British cab
met through it's ambassador in Mex
leo City.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-11

men will get nothing. They have dis
covered, however, that they have
seventy friends in the council. This
may be news to them. They would
have more friends, but there are only
seventy aldermen.
Other business transacted by the
council was as follows:
Received protest of Civil Service
Reform Association against the es-
adjustment of new job of "chief in
spector in fees" in building depart
ment. Association asserts job is I'M
necessary.
Received approval of Association of
Commerce for plan of turning basin
in Calumet river
Referred to local transportation
committee scheme to lengthen ele-
waited railway platforms.
Referred to waste committee. plan
of Aid. Martin to call on a representa-
tive of each of the large packing
houses for information on garbage
disposal and other wastes.
Referred to charter committee plan
of Aid. Novak to have membership
of proposed charter convention elect
ed instead of appointed.
Referred to judiciary committee
Aid. Hazen's amendment to code to
further safeguard use of cigarets by
minors.
Referred to local transportation
committee order of Aid. Kunz to pro-
hibit use of stoves in elevated cars.
Referred to committee order from
Kunz to require doors in middle of
cars on elevated roads.
Adopted resolution of Aid. Nance
directing corporation counsel to draft
ordinance for the prevention of
fraudulent advertising by physicians
and others.
GLANDS OFF" SAWS RUMOPS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED


sentenced ~ any court 60 the city tall ~
rrisru shall hr immediately delivered -
.'mwlited 90 tho custody hnd kerpies 81
esid Heard pre-, ided that the CIV 'evn
c.i may ~ ordnance make other rte
signs for the cate 20 arrested persons
nesiinF their trisi in an. c'ufi ..,..
@rfitau 3 The NoAfd shall rteHt'ihf
such rules aud regulations and esr,''.e
auch manner ~ eoutfsl as viii tenN 70
th' correction auh information ar pflsft
ana Go the ven heins Of 1lh.Fs en ,.a.
Huittri Co tta rhafHn car hfuus wintN
Do reepa ~ Zee powers ard opnat tun. 3
fnr nuhiio usefulness ant e. m@hr the
a. we sclf rupportins .,.t,
Scrtian said Hoard subject g. 'lNh
aure AZ may ~ NECESSARY 80 peffotm 80
laMrfa and Functions. rfnNidT 81 -.
.rniivn n0cfgtary ur superintendent AhAl'
Section s. Tho CITY Council shaft mess
HHch provisions ~ tAN levy, nf rthetWlt
snd shall set over % the uses - -. :
HHaft such buildings lands "r ff"not.
a. viii enable said Heard 60 carry 81 iiH
rewvfH sud dutirs and such other uks
n"wcts and duties o. may 10 rreacfi'ea
section & said Board. ne fsr a. MAY
ee shall seek the Ca sercr alton ~ thH
: heni ard Park unafiH ard tie KIN.
.ouuW authorities Tor ihe pntfnan g
evolving the best possible social eona''
tiunn
Section Z An charter provisions aud
nfilnaheea Ia confiict herewith efa r
Avn M Ut rUuruEn RraotvEp
THAT such proposed amendment - ~ ~
tuhmittea 60 tho Hustifst electors ~ me
fitN Tor their ratification ~ retrNitHn
"a the next general municipal election 90
% held ON the lth daY af March tNli
rasHtt the city Coruril the itth aa1 -
November tats and sisnea ~ me Ga
uprH session In naturalization ~ ~ pas
sage this ifth dav ~ November talf
EDurNr d UFHkErii
President 90 che CITY Council
FILLED the ltfh daY % November iRta
81 " CARROLL.
CITY camntraffer sai eNsarfieia CITY cfert
nate u first publication January iisi
.fsfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-27

pnnpOgED AMENDMENT NO 2.
pIsgOLUTION and PROPOSITION
,,saoa section 10 Of Article VIII Of
The charter, relating to the making Of
~, S,,-s,ementa and tho pure ~ J, OF ma
t"riais and supplies, and s9er.Sting such
proposed amendment 70 me electors Of
sisotion 10 be held March, 4. 1919.
I'm ~ RESOLVED BE THE cry
rotiHcfL or THE CITY or sEAr-
Tf.Ei 49,, 49,,
CIV chartor DO amended 10 ssad as fol-
lows: go, ,.... .
e,nd. FOR tho making Of which are al
rectiy or indirectly TO bo derived In whole
or in part, from assessments upon tho
nronerty benefited thereby. and such
ether improvements as tho city Council
shali by ordinance prescribe, may DO
,nade Nv contract to be ~ TO the lowest
hidder therefor, undor ths management Of
~ Heard Of Public WORKS. or In the dis
crottnn Of said board the same, or any
mari thereof may be done under the man
aaancnt OF said board by day labor.
,ybi"h hoard shall direct the purchase Of
materials and supplies necessary therefor
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LEoil NOTICES
CONTINUED


a"n rs'opt that tho names 81 henl'h
sNai Do printed ~ each Hroup on RN,
uR!lot ln'othu order 81 The nuWb'l ~
"loH theN received at the primary rs
t'nH lho nominee rreaitinH thn hlLH
N.le A. the ton ia each rroup. aha 'hIt
shAll he No rotation Of HE ohnrH ~ WY
printing ~ tho ballots A blank line phal
~ tftt below the NAMES Of the " h. y
nominees Tor each office wherein w
fNl'f may write ur paste IN thf hAm' -,
snf person Tor whom no ma} dsalf" W
AND nm tr FURTHER nnHoLNltp
mat sHld proposed amendment De ~.
united GO the qualified electors ~ NV
wv ~ Seattle AZ the most Hcnofal N'E'
ION g. Dee held Ia the City ef bsatl'H on
Mttrh ith 1913.
iaasfd the city Council the aath aa4
or December 1879. aud aiHnrd ~ ~" w
open s~aaiaH in authorization ot w. ftA
sasu this ioih dny nf ueoewhtr. ~.
HOPr ~ HEak hfh
President ~ the CITY AosA'lt
f, lUsd ~ mu this aoth day OF b''e"'
W n CARROLL
'if Comptroller and et -officio CitY 's,,.,
pate N FIRST publication January 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-27

puoroerp ANwN pNrNT No D.,
A nrsntVrt0N and fN't a.,
Co amruh section p u Atngi7 -. .at
city charter ~ tho city ~ H.e'ttss -
ufavifinw far the aubn9iusluh ni ~ ~,
posed amendment GO the uuall'l. ...,,s,. \
~ the city o. seattle at inc "'A'
LIZ ir RESOLVED ny THE CRY
corSciL Of rue CITY OF
ms section > o. Article ~ % ~.
/ CITY charter - she city - Hnef''' ~
amended % o. 90 read AZ fnll""h ..,...,
Section The council ah.N w a. ens
each monday " zach mnhth ~ 49,.
~ those days De- legal h"llaN .titsy
upon the nsxt day. not leAa' t.n n
thereafter. ana 40 its session. NJ,
nntHr ana o. shall Dot nHlNW -. n
ether place than 80 regular
ASH nv IT FuRIitrn ntH1'' ~, N.
that said proposed amshN. - d.
mftted 90 tho qualified 'N.ss,st cleo.
city - aeatiie az tho neN est,,i. 81
ttnn 20 10 held in the SiiS OF
r.sssS Tho CIV Council ne som 'as
- December 1919 and sienoa 80
auan session in authoritative pr "a.
sage this soth dav - ttresiMsl.,.tt ,.,.tt
ruur ~ itEHh - "
pfesidrnt ~ the 'ii3 ,,.,,,,.rs
riisd b me thia 1eth DAY OF
'Dls a " cARnoLi.
CITY Comptroller and sH.oife'@ ~"
pass Of nrs, aahiiea,lon January ''sI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-27

HfDHffNf.iN \ NNaHAlMAa# 7 NJ II
A RESOLUTION and PROPOSITION
Co amend Section Ga % Article NIIl 81
tho CITY Charter ~ tho city ~ Seattle.
aud providing for auhrisHl1n ~ such pro-
posed amendment Co the qualified voters
- tho city 81 Seattle at the next sea-
ms IN RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY OF SEAT
Tbat Section "a u Article VIII % tho
city charter % tho Clty ~ Seattle DO
amended % a. 60 read na follows.
inEsi Qualifications, Dates Thcre shall
DO "a superintendent 81 buildings who
shall also De a superintendent u public
bnlidinrs and grounds 40 shall be either
a Htrutturnl engineer. architect or builder
n shall be his duty TO bee that the huild-
Ing ordinances Of the city and tho rules
and regulations established by the Hoard
IN Public works relating Co his depart.
fucut are enforced Subject TO the con.
troI 81 tho board 81 Public Works he
OF tho public buildings and lands belong.
Ing 20 the city. other than parks. library
lighting and water systems He shall
also have charge. subject to tho control
OF the board Of Public Works. Of the con-
ntruction and maintenance Of municipal
buildings lie shall keep list OF all
tho property belonging 60 tho city. and
under the direction nf the Hoard % Pub
iic works shall seek TO obtain reason
abIo revenue from all property other
than parks and library property lighting
and water NNHiHfAht not hIANAAlh fftlhAi 90
for the clty'a use. and shall. through tho
hoard Of Public works. mako reports TO
the city Council quarterly onumorating
the city'H property, and the USE TO
which each piece Is put. and tho rentals
derived thercfrom. He shall under civil
service rules. have control o. the em-
pIoymont Of all labor, skilled or other
,,iae. IN his department. lie shall have
such other additional powers as the city
council may By ordinance grant, ana no
shall perform such other duueA as tho
city Council or the Board Of Public
Works may from time TO time prescribe
or direct. -
that such proposed amendment bo sub
mitted TO tho qualified electors OF tho
city Of Seattle for their ratification or re-
lection at tho next general municipal
election to DO held March Z. 1918.
Passed tho city Council tho 3ist day
OF December. 1912, and signed by mo In
open session IN Authorization OF It's pas
sage this 3lHt day of December, 1919
ROHT ~. uESkETA.
President Of the Cty Council
ErIied tho alst day OF December, 1919.
n. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and eN-offielo city Clerk
pate OF first publication January 3ist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-27

YNwWaaEp ANENNNt. ....essst.rff ~
4 NEGOTIATIONS s ',,, ~ ~ ths CITY
charter ~ addinH thrFm" 4 1900 ta
~ r. tnoan AZ section -, @i.r
thn suaiifis atiana n fah1l. .,tte ana
..,t,,tttt,os such proposed afngnaf,.. Nv
ths electors - she elif ~ he rity
municipal eirctien - - hesa
~ If nEHoLvrp nv TUE 49, ~
codNctf. oF TnE CITY OF hi"'
TIE ,,,,.,. xvfi q M. ci,y char,sr
b.. .m.nfst - adttnE thffe', Ntf-h
se.,t.,, H. ~ knavu az Section ~ NN'+
shan read ~ follows 49,. - r,ss
section "a EVER sAna,ae'" "a s.sf,
t..tt.o a. any elective pfnFs 49,.
. ..r...5, s.,s,sirstra 60 HnF HWfh e.s.sst
49, ms charter 81 she CITY ~ Hf4l'f -
ruhiu ten ti1i DAYS 49, rfrt h-
hoidins ne primaft ,i-gtise a. uhieh
- 4. .isrtsF fis ar iisfntsTa sta'
ri ..rftfrr upHH n sHifanfs lN.t- tsfv
Furnished - ths 'itf lin the
49,. ft .'t.5er BE declaration ff
fftasr or ether aHtainstlnh Al.. .ea
srtsfnr Torch each cam ,t..r ..hat
'.s -s.It'gtsf paid ~ rreniseA -
49,, 80 .rv ono fnr hiu1| uiih n'@ -......
.rfaa af eHHlrseeNfs. w $50 cav
~ sreaf'rs af latlle - sisTtior %
..t .fy-~ aatn tfafefusnt ~ a
~. sans raif as rrfsnnel 100 49,.
1880 f.ltF tha nafafe. hl1d a.a
800 - az cspsnse CO.. uh.r. 1919
~-, ~rr-raeH separately. hnn wy 49, u
~ -rfl-. a. y hsu fhe SUMS ~,
r~a 49, uarrasea ~ rhigh -,
-,-rtn svera made. ana NJ VIZ ,..'.e
m .sr.t. - afhsf consider ati.N 49, =
H.. a 80 ,si raid shall 81 inrln 0na
-. $50 - nisf sha1 irnmre iais
~ ~ -,,tiset ta ih. tnsrefi1n ~,
..s.irsffrn - anf siHfinf. a"" .s
go t.s-r-s- = raft - tha pas %. u.
49, II afataffHu thefe'f e.+-' 49,
...iff, .s-h candidate er nominee ''F'
f4fflnr s-lFh uffI e ....,, ,.,-aesf zen
1en ur ~ FTnrWfH ht-f,l-
80. s..eh trstapef Amsrfnfrnt 49,
r,itisd ia the qaanflsd 90. ,.'..,-i,t,...
..,@, ~ r. hsid On ihe tih aAI ~
,,s...-s tk. cfty raunri 81 te'h
- fss.-5,trr 1853 sra siHnri ~
-. s~..tan in hufhrutirai y
49, - ssth aaY - pTge
sage tN'@ vpnr q UEat EtH
president uf thH '4ff aHN
t,tt.. ths segh daF ~ pef eFnarg ttt-
e.t,y e,,rptrniisf ard - offie.n ~ ~,
pate u fret publication 'A"N@'f
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LEeRL NOTICES
hEsoLrTI0g 20 -
PnopOsED RupvDurrr -


,FEsy,hysED AMENDMENT 20
amend me Charter u he az. :, II.
\. 49, aaains thereto a new article fa
pe,,f ~ e. Article XVI creating d
rns. p Public Welfare. dafrirv t,e
Ssssrs and duties thereof raa.sills.. w
~ ~ 20 visions and 1fdinangss Il. 49,,
| ~ - sH-tstlth and aubrnittt5y st~ -.--
-. ~ qualified voters n Inc rttv ~ ,rs
M ~ mgnlci pal election
corscIL OF I'm M By ~ THE City
TIE: CITY OF SEAT.
Ira, ne Charter u the ci,v o., g-,.,-
~ y, s'i 80 ~ adding thereto 49,, l,
shail rssa ~ - Article XVI. whilb
a..,. ARTICLE XIV
ruon There Is hsrst,, 49,.
o9ara q Public Weifars -. tDii. p !
r...- nnefs 20 Be appafnsed ~
ard s,,stsl. ~ consent u the Go
~. ~, ufrencs of TIE css.,.sss upon
~ p The Board sbar Np
80 sIai serve ulfhouf -
eae.n .ns ~. Terms shall ~ a. POM '.'n
determ,n~a ne hrsf sppoiofss.
serve for 81. me Hayor-ono si..I.
az ". ~ ysars one f9r fss- g'trn 1ne
affa. =. hse years Wlfhfr tH Anl
raes, ~ taking effect ~ 49, aAl
msnfs r. ~ snail make amor
~ aaafff. Us Resident lea -
sDlri, 49, vel known fer ~ "a. D'5
poses d sse 's'i 81. + the objects and pa,
ara bs ssssttr - islons appltest,. 49,.
Bossa ~ OFFENDED to and ~, n'fr'
election sssiion 2. Said 49, 'rsoi
rsrtb,,,.ss psrsisio ana '. sa., nave 'r-
torles 49, Jaua. nsylams 49, ntc
firss 49, iacss for 9sfaotilN 30
o. traih M asligagsnis. and 'S o1. 81 a,'-e.
lpe aas,a IN public 49, Doelle baths aai
msn iis ~, ~, lads and esrt ,i'a benz hes
DnrDorss lppisry Or eneF,,,.... y y
n. sgd .he,gnRing 10 the e.t,.. r"HeI
aoss ua5slag N prigeters "a DigF ld' ~
sgeh 49,. ~ sapers'slop ~ ,'n'f H'f
rsn'an Wy as may BE- AVN Hf s9htroi ir
o. ias, 1' ~ e,'gn ae may BE- aee,,s,ii 'f '4tt
b. kss,.D. sac Board aaia ~ PfYp.,i
aisiy t ken y ae CIV prison ~ s st
.sns 49, - Nitl Jaw Az prisen.rs He u nc
officer y, fieH ~ delivered h. H. H. ~
psrsos. p CONT agihorised - n ~ ~ ~ "tHl
tsheea rested BIZ dsss t,eiile ~ ~
*H' police court Oh this ltt. y,
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED


hlds may DO received Tor all o. AZ
tat' o. division Of any proposed eyesi /.
80 g contract shall ba aublat eNssW ~
~" furnishing 81 material with1ui ths
~ =, leus consent 81 the CITY Councll
o., i"Nded. that ln any rhas not N con
tl,t with state Law the council may ~
-. "lHhhfe determine whether az "
Fl"l'iu0hi. o. any part thereof HhAli bN
'.lp by contract ~ otherwise. .
ANb HE fr FURTHER nEHpLV ~
lNNt such proposed amendment be Hnh
lnltrl % the qualified electors et ".
~ Tor theif ratification o. rejection nv
tno most general municipal election 70 DO
hrli March g. iata
,aHHed tbs CitY Council the goth da
or ifrf"fnhaf. 1919 ana signed BY mo ~
"p'h session Tea authorization ~ W. pas
A"s' TITS sQth day ~ December ihls
HnHT u HEHkETif
President ~ the CITY Council
iiled the sou day ~ December, 1919.
% " CARROLL
'i,f Comptroller and eE-offcio city clerk
pate " first publication January 9lst'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-27

rROFtagn ANnNrNrSr SO. ?
A Proposition and Resolution g. aHre 20
DO Charter % the city - seattle ~ Hhd
los thrreto new article to 81 tneeu
- Article XVII reittinE 60 the assrss
fnsnt levy and collection - taxes fer ~
corporate ~ municipal purposes hnd OBJ
'ectA providing Tor tho Eradqni rSrmh,
tlsn fFem such taNatian = ah prrenns|
property texr~pt icasehnia Interests ~
isnd ard rahiie service franehlaeal asa
improvements on land FTrrHiing an chff
and lsotidinw fpr the sahraissien y snet
proposed amendment 60 the electors ~
nc city a. The nskt general munieiFa'
nR ar RESOLVED nv THE CITY
couScu. OF THE CRY or SEAT
maj ,ha CITY charter q ,hs city q
seattle Be- snendea ~ sdaieF ,hsfs,,e, L.,
ur~ article 20 hs kuawn ~ Article XVII
uhica shall read 80 fuilneH
AnTct.r XVII
Section The asaTsHmeHt ley an
caiiertlan Of taAr= on property Tor aN
rerporate o. lnunieipsl purposes = ths
city % Seattle shall ~ uniform lu re-
speet % persons and 'pfurrrtY thersin
ripai purposes Ia the clsy ~ ssatits theirs
shall D. rxsFnpt from such taxes fnr th
fsar ttit lwrnts i've rer esnt. - w,
gear 1875 my per cent far thg yeAF
after enc hundgsa ~ cent ~ che taias
q an personal property trFrrnf Lease
hntt Interests 90 ttuA and uNNflH trfaAf z
frane hiarst and ~ AZ fmrrHvcfnents ~.
in or under Any ianfs ~ ite c9fr n N~'
attic and In iavYtng ard eoiiectinE seeh
taxes Tor the year 1874 seventy fite 90
cent only. and fnr TIE rrar 1919 ~ y
per cent emily. aud fer The y-Ar ~.
twenty five per cent aniy. and Thereafter
no part 70 the Vafue - psrHnrA pruFrrt Y
frFeeutinr tr-aeheff Interests in and tuf
pubitr service fFanrhiresl ana ~ lmnr.s
meats 0n - ur uuaFr anr iaufs o. enc Ntff
~ 9raftN shall 30 s4hifHi e. fff IrtF ~
1aUs Tor corporate nf muuitiual gHfpl.ff1
~ the city 20 seattle provided. that
rafhfrE herein shaH 30 construed 90 pre-
rrst the Imposing 90 Licenses 90 lain
7srnaatiana withtr the cttF ~ s#tttia
in ths exercise ~ fhe police power ~
tff.rt anY charter provision or ordnance
regulating tae safe u intaaicatia1
section An charter prnvislans or
nrdinsnrna and rarfa ~ thereof 20 tan'
rItt herretfh are repealed
ANp WE 1T fiEFhEH WEsDtNEp
fha' ths foregoing auraimrut 90 she Ctip
charter Dc and The Same fs hereby SUB
m1iftad 20 the qualified electors n tne
rffF 81 tha newt gauErti lnauiripai nier
uar. q b held ou ths en- dAy u Marsh.
pass~a fhs CITY coaurn ere tsth aay
81 Navsmhsr. 1918 end sirt~f - mo gn
tnen erspiDa 90 ar hautiestiHu % Ns
passage thas tst8 faY ~ Nutemtsev 1919
noNr u HFsst trW
rTrslfHEt ~ the CITY fu1nrii
f'''d tbs '''@ 81 y S cs iifs,i. '''i
city cuuutruiirr and - 1ffirin city CLERK
uats % first pubucaiiau iaruary fist.
|fBlH
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in
accordance with Petition. city Clerks
Invoked as 60 the following proposed or
dinancca. and that. pursuant 90 Resolu-
tion No $685. OF the city Council OF The
CITY OF Seattle. said proposed ordinances
will DO submitted for ratification or re-
faction at tho General Election TO be
held in said city on March ath. 1918:
ORDINANCE NO. ......
AN ORDINANCE providing for tho con
Htruotion by contract OF AN extension 70
tho public market at Pike Place In the
city OF Seattle and including as n part
OF said plant for extension. tho con
Rtruotion Of oonveyor under and at
taehed to the bridge on Pike Street
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ssbseribsd and sworn 70 before me this
90. daT Of ..-t........-., 10.
city comp,roil,r ard er .afflcio city c,srl,
by s..ss.. ttt.t. .....

Fourth. Any psrson yhoss 9aa'a ha,
candldats may n9t ialef man Iiiteeu
faaas hi# name 70 be- Withdrawn from
nomination b. fiiiuK With tho city Comp.
iruiler . request therrfqf pa WtltinE, ana
4uon the official ballot The city Comp.
trolior shall preserve In his 1ffice for q
period 81 three years All declarations Of
candidacy nisd under the provisions Of
this article.
rtftb Tho city Comptroller shah. not
faaa than 10 days before tho primary
election. certify a Hist ~ the cRndidat "a
f,r tho respective offices whose names
are entitled 90 appear upon tho ballot
fo~ether With list Of the offices 20 be
flird. and the same shall be published
M least three consecutive dhyH before the
election IN tho city official newspaper
glsth. All the provisions ~ this char
Ter ard % the state Law relating 90 the
holding 81 general municipal elections.
70 20 far a. they pertain 90 me quaIihca
ing places and election officers. tho con
durt ~ the election. the canvaeniuR Of
the votes and making tho returns thrre-
~ and the closing % saloons on tho day
u election. shall apply With equal forca
10 tho primary election.
ON the first Friday evening after the
primary election the CITY Council
shau At seven o'clock. meet and proceed
10 canvass tho returns thereof and shall
asrertalu aud declare the names Of thu
80 candidates fnr each office who az Tho
,rfuarv election have received tho hIFh-
~ votaH FOR such office. except tho ~
49, n councilman. ana On the case of Of
rrn ~ councilman. the names Of the can.
Ftaatrs IN number d.uhi 20 twice the
-s.,.tar Of raunriimfn 20 be elected who
gt~o received the hiTheat votes at tho
,,rtrr4fv election. and such persons shall
p. denfnrd 60 DO tho nominees Tor the rs
.,..rttva offices. between whom tho choice
I'm ~ made 81 tho ensuing general cleo.
49, Ia case q any tie vote affecting
..r.trattoua both 0r all persons raralv.
~ nqrb he vote shall Do nominees
l,rdt,ialnn 70. The CITY Compffoi1sr
Immediately after the canvass OF returns
Ia the primary election SHAH certify a
H. ~ ti,e nominees Tor the respective q
fr~a and the same shall be- published
III fba official Newspaper Of tho city. In
tto event u tho death. withdrawal. 70.
,aay al or other disqualification u any
.rnu,fnra for any office az any time
nrior 10 tho printing ~ ths ballots, the
narnn 81 the person receiving ne next
Elgboat vote FOR that office at tho prim.
Nv election shall 10 aubstitute1 therefor.
mo Comptroller shall also prepare the
offleiht ballots and print and distribute
.thatu for the general election. with tho
names Of tho respective nominees printed
fheroon, conforming ia all respects 20 tho
raquirefnonta FOR ballots horoinbsforo
prescribed rs respecting the primary cleo
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