City of Seattle Records

331 F Report Committee on Streets on Petition of the Northwest Cracker Company in reference to sidewalk on Front St. Filed Nov 24 1885 W R Forrest City Clerk

229 K Taxes Petition of The First Christian Church of the City of Seattle

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Jud Bair & Brown 22 & 23 Sullivan Bk Front St.

To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council of the City of Seattle: Gentlemen: Your committee on Streets to whom was referred the communication of Jerome M Souder in regard to the widening of Front St. beg to report that we see no reason for delaying action in the matter and in justice to the adjourning property owners who have conformed to the replat, and who would be damaged by the projecting of this building in front of their windows; we respectfully recommend that the building be moved back or changed so as to conform to the newly made street line.

T.E. Jones Chairman Dated November 6th 1889 Harry White

199 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Jun 3 1887 Petition of Ruth Cooper and others to open Virginia Street and build a sidewalk along said street from Front St. to Seventh St. Referred to Street Committee Petition of Andrew Lunn for permission to transfer liquor license from the Red White & Blue Saloon Corner South Third St. & Washington Street to Gold Bar Saloon on south side of Washington St. Granted Petition of W B Spencer and others to declar the creosoting works a nuisance and order the same removed. Referred to Comittee on Health & Police Petition of F. W. Wald and others to widen and extend Second Street. Referred to Street Committee to be reported on at an adjourned meeting. Petition of Wm Porter and others to open Roy and other streets. Referred to Street Committee. Petition of Andrew Lunn for permission to remove two small wooden buildings from South Third Street to South Fourth Street. Granted. Petition of W. H. Hughes for the return of certain taxes to Wm Cochran. Referred to Finance Committee. Comminication from Chief of the Fire Department in regard to the Fire Alarm System. Referred to Commitee on Fire and Water Communication from Seattle Electric Light Company offering to light city jail, city offices and the engine houses for the sum of $21 per month. Referred to Committee on Street Lights.

541 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE. Jul 20 1888

return without approval this measure which has received your favorable consideration. Respectfully etc Thomas T. Minor Mayor On motion of Councilman Lake the message of the mayor is ordered entered into the Journal of proceedings of the Council. Councilman Lake now moves a reconsideration of the Ordinance. Carried by unanimous vote. Councilman Lake now moves that the order of business be suspended and Ordinance 964 be adopted notwithstanding the objection of the Mayor. Carried by the following vote Ayes Frink Green Lake Moran Niesz & Reitze nays Furth. Report of the City Treasurer for the month of June read and ordered filed. Report of Wm H. Hughes heretofor appointed to take the census of the City is received and read & on motion the clerk is directed to have the sheets containing the census property bound. Committee Reports Received From Street Committee rejecting petition of A. S. Miller & others for permission to grade Marion Street at their own expense between Fourth and Fifth Streets. Adopted. From same Committee rejecting the petition of the Seattle Upholstering Supply and Manufacturing Company for permission to use the foot of Spring Street between Front Street and alley west of Front St. Adopted. From same Committee to whom was referred the remonstrance of D. Horton and others against grant-