City of Seattle Records

527 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Sept 5/84 From City Justice S B Vrooman Referred to Police Comtee From ex-City Justice T H Cann Accepted From chief of Police Rec'd & Filed From Treasurer Referred to Finance Comtee From Harbor Master Accepted From Street Commissioner Referred to Street Comtee Committee Reports From Sewer Comtee ganting the petition of Fred Gasch et al for a Sewer in Union Street Laid on the table From Comtee on gas lights recommending Gas Lamps corners of Seneca Street and 4th Street and Columbia & 4th Street adopted From Street Comtee on petitionof James H May recommending that the petition be denied. Report adopted From Street Comtee on John S Anderson's petition - petition withdrawn before the reading of the report. From Street Comtee on L E Booth's petition recommending the denial of said petition. Report accepted From Street Comtee on Petition of J M Selden et als for the right to build a sidewalk on North side of Pine Stret recommending the granting of the petition. Report adopted. From Street Comtee on the matter of planking Commercial, Mill & Front Streets recommending the planking of said streets. Plans & Specification heretofore submitted therefore are hereby rejected Comtees Report adopted & Atty instructed to submit an Ordinance therefor Applications for Licenses Referred John Brannen, S Kirschberg, Chas Louch, L Diller, E Champeaux, Gumbert & Dickman Licenses ordered Issued Ordered that licenses be issued as follows to wit: L V Schnyder for Retail Liquors for 3 months from Aug 26, 1884 A F Hill for Retail Liquors for 3 months from Sept 3 J N Magrath for Retail Liquors for 3 months from Sept 1 Geo Nadean for Retail Liquors for 3 months from Sept 7 Vitus Schmidt for Grocery for 6 months from Sept 1 John Brannen for Retail Liquors for 3 months from Sept 3

683 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Sep 4 1885 Licenses Ordered issued Ordered that Licenses be issued as follows to wit: Schwabacher Bros & Co Wholesale Liquor for 6 months from Aug 9 85 Gumbert & Dickman Retail Intoxicating Liquor for 3 months from Sept 1st 85 Geo F McConnell Retail Intoxicating Liquor for 12 months from Aug 22nd 85 A F Hill Retail Intoxicating Liquor for 3 months from Sep 3rd 85 Vitus Schmidt Retail Intoxicating Liquor for 6 months from Sept 14th 85 Geo M Perkins Retail Intoxicating Liquor for 3 months from Aug 15th 85 Andrew Slorah Retail Malt Liquor for 3 months from Aug 14th 85 John Levy Retail Intoxicating Liquor for 3 months from Sept 6th 85 Jacob Boegli Retail Malt Liquor for 3 months from Aug 22nd 85 Ernst Romey Retail Intoxicating Liquor for 3 months from Aug 22nd 85 Julius W Smith Retail Intoxicating Liquor for 3 months from Aug 8 85 Morgan & Lawrence Retail Intoxicating Liquor for 3 months from Aug 23 85 The vote on granting said licenses is as follows: In favor of granting same Calligan, Furth, Hall, Keenen, Lake, McDonald & Young against none. Claims Allowed The following claims having been duly audited by the terminal are ordered paid by warrants drawn on the funds in the following amounts, viz: Name Fund No Amt Services W R Forrest City 1255 84.34 Salary Clerk partMo W R Forrest City 1256 100.00 Salary Atty C H Hanford City 1257 100.00 Salary Chief of Police Jas Bogart City 1259 60.00 Janitor & Jailor Police W H Hughes City 1258 100.00 Salary Assessor J D Lowman City 1260 82.25 Salary Treasurer partMo W M Jones City 1261 42.20 Salary Policeman partMo Jas Welch City 1262 65.00 Salary Policeman partMo Wm Pinckney City 1263 65.00 Salary Policeman Wm Murphy City 1264 65.00 Salary Policeman A E Hunnen City 1265 4.40 Salary Special Policeman Jas Donovan City 1266 4.40 Salary Special Policeman L A Hobson City 1267 2.20 Salary Special Policeman L Cummings City 1268 63.00 St Coroner Part Mo $837.39

22 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Jun 4 1886 Reports Reports of Chief of Police, City Jailor and Justice Geo G lyon read and referred to Com on Helath & Police and returned approved. Report of City Treasurer for May, read and referred to Finance Com and returned Approved Report and Pay Roll of the Street Commissioner for month of May read and referred to Street Com. and approved Committee Reports Received From Committee on Fire And Water returning the petition of G C Manning et al praying for a fire plug at the Corner of Block 2 Bell & Dennys Addition reproting that the Spring Hill Water Co would not lay the pipe unless paid the sum of $300.00 to partially defray the expense and recommending that the petitions be granted. On motion the report and recommendation of the Committee rejected. From Committee on License and Revenue recommending that the petition of L Diller et al praying that the Hotel Runners License be abolished be not granted. adopted From same commmittee recommending that the license of Bersch and Hink for the sale of Intox liquor by retail be transfered to Jacob Bersch upon his filing a new bond. Adopted Licenses orderd Issued. Gumbert & Dickman 3 months from June 1st 1886 retail intox Vitus Schmidt 3 months from June 1st 1886 retail intox A F Hill 3 months from June 3rd 1886 retail intox J P Tighe 3 months from June 16 1886 retail intox M Mcdonald 3 months from June 8 1886 retail Malt T Radcliffe 3 months from May 18 1886 retail Malt Benj Murphy 3 months from June 12 1886 retail Malt Chas Ross 3 months from June 13 1886 retail intox Chas Ross 3 months from June 1st 1886 retail intox E Champeaux 3 months from June 5 1886 retail intox The application of Messrs Schmidt, Hill, Tighe, McDonald and Gumbert & Dickman having bee made for licenses for twelve

344 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Application for Licenses Referred Chas F O'Hara, A F Hill, E Champeux, Melhorn and Probst, Jas P Teigh, E C Slorah, A Slorah Maragret O'Shea, M McDonald, Vitus Schmidt The A P Hoteling Co, Charles Ross, Gumbert & Clinch Wm F Allen, Wm Gross and Son, John McCary Frank P Herman, Wm McMasters, Joe Francisco Lavendar Huey and Moon, Julius Wegert Henry Robbins, T J Armstrong, M & K Gottstein Jacob Bersch, E C Huntley, J W Smith, Geo Delfel Wm Waugh, John Preacher, O P Dahlquist Jno M Blanchard, Campbell and Co, Harry Haggenmaker Wm Garrett, Fred Scholpp, J H Foster, Shaw & Alger Davidson & Grubb, Nathan McNutt, Feigh & Miller E C Power and Co Bills Allowed The Following claims against the City have been duly audited and allowed and ordered paid by warrant drawn on the several funds as follows, To Wit: Name No Fund Amount Remarks W R Forrest 2618 City 125.00 Salary as Clerk S W Ferris 2619 City 15.00 Salary as Dep L C Gilman 2620 City 100.00 Salary as City Atty E A Turner 2621 City 100.00 Salary as City Treas Laurence Cummings 2622 City 98.00 Salary as St Com'sr H F Jones 2623 City 40.60 Justice Fees Seattle Transfer Co 2624 City 2.50 Hauling Wounded Man Sunset Tel. Co 2625 City 6.00 Use of Telephone M A Kelly 2626 City 2.50 Medicine of Jail J W Jones 2627 City 6.00 Rubber Stamp E C McClanahan 2628 City 17.50 Damages to horse Harrington & Smith 2629 City 14.35 Supplies for Jail W H Hughes Prtg Co 2630 City 5.50 Printing G W Bruce 2631 City 4.20 Witness Fees [total] ?

356 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Dec 16 1887 John Brannon Oscar Johnson L Diller H M Peters Seattle Hotel Co Johnson & Gottstein Swanson & Liljigren Feigh & Miller Nathan McNatt Davidson and Grub Shaw and Alger J H Foster Fred Scholpp William Garrett Harry Haggemaker A J Campbell and Co J M Blanchard Vitus Schmidt Andrew Slorah E J Powers Wm Waugh Geo Delfel J W Smith E C Huntley Jacob Bersch John McCarey Frank P Heman Wm McMasters T J Armstrong Henry M Robbins Julius Wiegert Lavender Huey and Moore Joe Francisco Wm Gross & Son Wm F Allen Charles Ross Gumbert & Clinch Michael McDonald E C Slorah James P Tighe Melhorn & Probst E Champaux A F Hill Chas F O'Hara M & K Gottstein wholesale The A P Hoteling Co John Preacher Margaret O'Shea TheVote on issuing said licenses is unanimous. Licenses Referred Robert McBecker T J Armstrong & Son Mark Norton Leblanc & Beondette J S Armstrong Ernest Romey Silvune & Racine Ordered that the Purchasing Agent be instructed to buy a flushing tank for Pike Street sewer. Ordered that the Chief of Police notify property owners along the line of Pike Street to connect with said Pike Street sewer within ten (10) days. Ordered that a street light be placed at the intersection of South Third and King Streets of 16 cp on a wooden post, also a similar light on the bridge