City of Seattle Records

Office of E Lobe & Co Golden Rule Bazaar importers of Crockery, Glassware chandeliers, Lamps Mirrors, Pictures, etc Gent's Furnishing goods Hats, etc. House Furnishing Goods Toys, Fancy Goods Baby Carriages Wooden and Willow Ware Plated Ware, Cutlery etc. etc. Seattle W T Oct 24 - 1889 To the Hon Mayor and Board of Councilmen Gent. The undersigned Petitions your Hon Board to have sewer extended from the cor of 4th & Olive to the cor of 4th & Virginia [styar] to the centre of block bet Stewart and Virginia to connect five houses three now unconnected if construction At present all sewage is run into a cesspool in alley which creates a terrible stench and is injurious to all surrounding. Respectfully Yours E Lobe F A Twitchell chairman Harry White committee

451 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE May 4 1888 Be it remembered that this 4th day of May 1888 the Common Council of the City of Seattle meets in its Council Chamber pursuant to law. Present: Acting Mayor J Furth Councilmen Frink, Green, Lake, Moran, Reitze and Russell, and deputy Clerk C W Ferris Petitions Petition of J D Smith et al for the grading of and cconstructing sidewalks onboth sides of University Street from 5th to 8th Streets. Read and referred to street committee. Petition of O W Lynch et al for the abatement of a nui-- sance on 10th St between Stewart and Howell Streets Read and referred to Sewer & Drainage Committee. Communication from H W Wheeler et al asking for a franchise from the City for a street railway. Read and referred to Street Committee. Communication from W H H Green recommending Sydney Smith for the position of Policeman. Read and ordered filed. Petition of A A Bell et al for the opening of Bell Street from 7th toDepot Streets. Read and referred to Street Committee. Petition of A A Bell et al for the grading of, and constructing sidewalks on both sides of Eighth Street from Depot St to Mill Street. Read and referred to Street Com. Petition of A A Bell et al for the grading and constructing sidewalks on both sides of Wall Street from Elliott's Bay to Depot Street read and referred to Street Com.