City of Seattle Records

Wm Copestics H Cowan E F B McLaren B P Hartman

D F Snyder F Hintz Geo H Cheney W J Ferguson J H Wood S P Foster E R Liebler Jas H Robbin A H Alexander W E DuVeer C E Horton N J Frish Chas F Robinson Thos W McDonald J R Atkin C Dottaus N Hansen Clark D Hunter Samuel Coons H J Cheadle O B Kuatip C H Jones A T Hoyt Jeppe Hauser John C DeHaast M C Bascomb A J Wilkes Fall McFordelen Moses Roll J M Loghrry J W Smith Oh Stiln J V Eckels A H Cowan William Reormun L E Bronner Wm H Weaver J Hyde Wesley May Frank Lyman N O Washburn Edd Marriatt

331 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Aug 17/83 From Surveyor submitting Final Statement of Work done on Seneca Street under Ord No 401, Referred to Streets. From Surveyor Submitting final Statement of Work done on Eighth Street under Ord No 388. Referred to Streets. Committees Reports Rec'd From Health and Police reporting back with out recommendation the petition fo J W Smith for a Specail Policeman. Re-committed From Health and Police recommending the appointment of 2 additional night policemen. Adopted & Atty instructed to submit an Ordinance therefor. Licenses Granted The following applications for licenses having been duly approved by the Committeee on Licenses& Revenue, Licenses are ordered issued as follows to wit: O'Shea &Neda for Retail liquors for 3 months from August 11,1883 Helmer & Jones for Retail liquors for 3 months from August 14,1883 Haller & Fortier for Grocery for 3 months from August 11,1883 S Baxter & Co for Wholesale for 6 months from August 10,1883 Schwabacher Bros & Co for Wholesale for 6 months from August 9,1883 J H Wilson for Bowling Alley for 3 months from August 11,1883 Applications Referred S S Bailey for Retail liquors Bids Received And now the Council proceeds to open the bids for the City printing for the ensuing year, which bids are as follows, to wit: First Bid: Herald Publishing Co nonpareil type notices etc per inch 1st insertion 50 cents Herald Publishing Co nonpareil type notices etc per inch Subsequent insertion 20 cents Second Bid: Herald Publishing Co nonpareil type notices etc per inch 1st insertion 95 cents Herald Publishing Co nonpareil type notices etc per inch Subsequent insertion 65 cents Chronicle Publishing Co bevier type notices etc per inch 1st insertion 75 cents Chronicle Publishing Co bevier type notices etc per inch Subsequent insertion 45 cents. Ordered that the Contact of the City printing be & it is hereby awarded to the Herald Publishing Co upon their 1st bid. And now the Council proceeds to open the bids for the gas work for the ensuing year. Which bids are as follows, to wit: Waddell & Wiles Lantern & Posts $18.

757 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Mar 5 1886 From G Kellogg chief of Fire Department for quarter ending Feb 20th read and referred to Committee of Fire & Water Committee Reports received From the Committee on right of way of Beach Road reporting progess, read and on motion laid on the table On motion it is ordered that no work be done on Beach Road until right of way is secured. From the Committee on Sewers and Drainage reommending that the petition of G G Lyon et al for sewer along Block 14 of Boren's Addition be laid on the table on motion report is adopted From the Finance committee on the petition of 1st National Bank recommending that the Clerk be directed to receive the warrants on Seneca St Improvements fund Ord #401 held by said bank and issue warrants on the road fund for them, read and on motion adopted The Clerk reported that the tax roll for 1885 had been filed in his office by the City Treasurer on motion of Councilman Calligan the Clerk is ordered to issue warrant to the Treasurer for the collectionof delinquent taxes. the following applications for liquor licenses are received and referred to Committee on licenses viz: Oliver Bernard, M D Booth, A Lunn, Davidson and Morgan, E C Slorah, M McDonald, Margaret Harmon V Schmid, J W Smith, Benj Murphy, [John Brannan]] S Baxter and M K Gottstein Liquor licenses are ordered issued to the following Gumbert & Dickman retail intoxicating 3 mos from March 1st A F Hill retail intoxicating 3 mos from March 3rd J P Tighe retail intoxicating 3 mos from March 16th Henry Aurenheimer retail intoxicating 3 mos from Feb 18th Ernst Romey retail Malt 3 mos from Feb 22d

770 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Mar 19 1886 The following applicationfor liquor licenses are received and referred to License Committee to wit: Schollp and Grueninger, J McCary, G K Beede, M L Abbott, J J Marsh, Joe Francisco, O A Kraus G Meister, Thomas and Davis, A F Able & Co C F O'Hara and G G Steinweg The following applications for liquor licenses having been approved by the Committee are granted viz: Oliver Bernard Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Mch 27 J W Smith Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Mch 1 John Collins Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Mch 28 F Wilton Retail Malt 3 months from Mch 13 Powers & Meyers Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Mch 18 M & K Gottstein Wholesale Intoxicating 3 months from Mch 17 S Baxter Wholesale Intoxicating 6 months from Mch 5 J Brannan Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Mch 3 M S Booth Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Apr 1 A Lunn Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Apr 1 Davidson & Morgan Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Mch 13 E C Slorah Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Mch 13 V Schmid Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Mch 1 Margaret Harmon Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Feb 25 B Murphy Retail Malt 3 months from Mch 12 M McDonald Retail Malt 3 months from Mch 8 The vote on the foregoing application being as follows in favor of the granting thereof Councilmen R H Calligan J Furth, G W Hall, W A Harrington, T W Lake, Chas McDonald and J J Post. against none The following claims having been duly audited by the Council are allowed and ordered paid by warrants drawn on the respective funds to wit: Sharpe Coffman & Co Fire Fund #802 $1.40 repairing hydrants Chas McDonald Fire Fund #801 $4.50 repairing Engine #1 Lowman & Hanford S&P Co Fire Fund#803$13.50 Printing for Chief Fire Dept Allmond & Phillips Fire Fund #804 $400.00 building 10 hydrants

103 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Oct 15 1886 Nellie Parnell 1948 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 Hank Carlton 1949 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 A J Baker 1950 City 2.20 Juror fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 W H Cowie 1951 City 2.20 Juror fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 J W VanBrocklin1952 City 2.20 Juror fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 A Harker 1953 City 2.20 Juror fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 L F Compton 1954 City 2.20 Juror fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 J Curtis 1955 City 2.20 Juror fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 J W Smith 1956 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 Wm Carkeek 1957 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 Lou Graham 1958 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 I N Zilk 1959 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 Nellie Parnell 1960 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 Ed Lindsley 1961 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 I N Zilk 1962 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 J O Harris 1963 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 Jno B Denny 1964 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 Nellie Parnell 1965 City 31.65 Justice fees Stetson & Post Mill Co 1412 Road 58.83 Lumber for sts Gutta Percha & R M Co 937 Fire 20.00 2 Brass Play pipes Gutta Percha & R M Co 938 Fire 4.00 Glass Engine House #2 Gutta Percha & R M Co 939 Fire 1.25 5 Burners for H & L Co No 1 Gutta Percha & R M Co 940 Fire .85 Repairing Enigne #2 McIntyreMcDonaldMasil&Beattie941-42-43-44Fire 6.00Extinguishing Fire Miscellaneous On MOtion the C & P S R R Co is granted permission to move their depot building through the streets of Seattle to the foot of Main Street Ordinances An ordinance is submitted by the City Attorney entitled "An ordinance granting to the Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Company the right to erect poles and to stretch wires thereon" which after due consideration is passed by the following vote: In faavor of the same Coulter, Furth, Frink, Green Hinckley, Russell & Reitze. Against none