City of Seattle Records

ROBERT MORAN, Mayor C. W. Ferris, City Clerk

Councilman First Ward F A Twitchell Harry White Second Ward D E Durie U R Niesz Third Ward F J Burns J N Wallingford Fourth Ward T E Jones Geo W Hall

Office of City Clerk

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Certificate of Deposit No. 9719. issured by Dexter Horton and Co. Feby 13th 1889. for $1000. Deposited in accordance with the provisions of Ord. 1034 is hereby approved.

The above withdrawn and certificate of deposit. No. 12278 issured by Puget Sound Nat'l. Bank. Nov. 30th payable to the order of City Clerk, substituted and is hereby approved.

Seattle May 26th 1891.

Received of H. W. Miller City Clerk Certified check No. 12278 for $1000 00/100 deposited under Ordinance No. 1034. by order of the City Council May 25th A.D. 1891.

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Office of the Mayor City of Seattle Wash 4 for information furnished as is proposed by the Western Central Labor Union and you commitee think that enterprise is certainly a meritoriuse one on the part of the union Respectfully submitted May 26th 1890 D E Durie chairman F A Twichell

To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council of the City of Seattle Gentlemen: Your committee on Fire & Water to whom was referred a petition from Mrs C T Fonda asking permissionto add to and repair her house on Third Street the same being within the Fire Limits beg toreort that to grant this petition would be equivalent to allowing petitioner to build a new wooden house, and recommend the petition be rejected.

D E Durie, chairman F A Twichell, committee

engines 4th That the means for the carrying out of these recommendations be obtained from the sale of the two lots at the Corner of Bell and Third Streets, these lots not being suitable for the use of the Department, and from the sale of the Lot on South Third Street. The last mentioned lot has becoem very valuable but is not any better adapted for Fire department purposes than other lots which are not held at a tithe of the value of the Third St property. 5 That until the Company houses are built temporary quarters be obtained and fitted up at as small an expense ad possible Oct 10th 1889 D E Durie, Chairman F A Twitchell T E Jones

Office of City Clerk Robert Moran, mayor C W Ferris, city clerk Councilmen First Ward F A Twichell Harry White Second Ward D E Durie U R Niesz Third Ward F J Burns J N Wallingford Fourth Ward T E Jones Geo W Hall Seattle Wash Decr 23 1889 To the Hon the Mayor & Common Council of the City of Seattle Gentlemen Your Special Committee apppointed to make recommendations with regard to the Fire Boat, beg to report as follows. We could recommend that the time for the completion of the boat, with the exception of placing the copper sheathing on the hull be fixed at 120 working days from the signing of the Contract. The reason for making this recommendation is that the specification as it came from the Architect specifics that the sheathing after the boat has been floated down to her load line for 4 to 6 weeks. She is to be docked her bottom cleaned and graved, all seams gone over carefully and the old oakum well hawsed in. After this a fourth thread of oakum is to be put in, and