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3 Cameron, Carpenter; J A Larkins laborer; Oscar Derault laborer; H Tench, motorman; W D McKnight laborer; Joshua Sullivan motorman; John C Keith principal of school; E J Rounds contractor; J R Broeffle contractor; Thad Osgood laborer; F C Vorstenson cigar manufacturer; C F Hutchinson carpenter; C P Kimball conductor; George Card farmer; J I Wilson rancher; E P Seaman rancher; J L Beatty surveyor; A A Hepler tailor; Frank Walls carpenter; J D Chase electrician; W D Calder forman; E Voland tailor; Al Hock upholsterer; A Nelson laborer; George Foster carpenter; J L Krape carpenter; J M Brents poultry dealer. Public notice is hereby given that the above and foregoiong petition will be presented to the board of County Commissioners of King County Washington at a regular meeting of siad board on the 5th day of December A D 1892, at the court house in King County Washington for the action of said commissioners. Thereon in accordance with the prayer of said petitioners (signed) John Wiley F M Woodruff B R Shaw committee Dated November 19, 1892

47 R Hadlock Work on Water Works $6.75 W Foulkes Work on Water Works 7.00 A Nelson Work on Water Works 6.00 W R Hadlock Work on Water Works 6.00 A A Hepler Work on Water Works 4.00 Rainier Ave Electric R R Co .35 Motion made and carried to lay the old sidewalk from Columbus St on Winston St From Angeline St to Ferdinand St The profile of Angeline St present and Engineer instructed to correct the same according to instruction received from the Council Motion made and carried to adjourne to meet Monday Aug 14th 1893 at 8 o'clock pm Approved Aug 14th 1893 B R Shaw clerk C P Hutchinson mayor

52 Columbia Sept 4th 1893 Town Council met pursuant to adjournment, Mayor C P Hutchinson presiding, Roll Call and the following Councilmen present, Willacy, Bond, Sullivan & Schade The minutes of the last meeting read and on motion approved. The report of the City Engineer read and on motion accepted. The following Bill for Labor and their expenses read and warrants drawn for payment of same Bill from C W Groat 5 days work as chairmen @ 2.00 per Day $10.00 paid by Columbus St fund warrant Bill from C S Woodman $12.50 Work on Columbia St paid from Columbia St fund warrant. Bill from C S Woodman $35.50 work onAngeline St ordered paid as soon as fund is created. Bill from Joseph Hellenthal work on water works $37.50 paid from water fund. Bill from A Houston work on water works $24.25 paid from water fund. Bill fromA Homquist $16.00 work on water works. Bill from A Ellgin $11.00 Louis Almquist $13.50 G S Sickler $2.00 W Faulks $12.00 A Nelson $2.00 W G Hadlock $22.00 A A Hepler $27.25 J C Huff $16.00 Bill from the Post Intelligencer for adv. for bids $5.00 read and will be paid Bill from P V Dwyer & Bros read and on motion referred to M Edmiston The profile of the Bulk Head to be built on Angeline St shown and on motion the Clerk Authorized to advertise for bids for the construction of same. Bill fromZ C Miles supplies for wter work $14.76 read and on motion ordered paid from water funds. The clerk instructed to draw warrants for the amount due the Contractor onColumbus St according to Engineers report.

56 Columbia Oct 2nd 1893 Town Council met pursuant to adjournment, Mayor Hutchinson presiding. Roll call and the following Councilmen present, Sullivan, Voland & Willacy The minutes of the last meeting read and on motion approved. The engineer's report for the building of sidewalk on Columbus Street read, and on motion, the same laid on the table til next meeting, and warrants drawn for 70% of said estimate. the Engineer report for grading down to Angeline Street in the month of September read and on motion accepted and warrents ordered drawn for 70% of said estimates. Town Treasurer's report for the Quarter ending September 30 read and on motion accepted and placed on file. the Town Clerk's report for the Quarter ending September 30th 1893, read and on motion accepted and placed on file. Bill from the Grade Contractors of Columbus Street for balance due them on contract, read and ordered paid as soon as the 30 day limit had expired. Bills for the work done making culvert on Angeline Street read and the following warrents ordered drawn for the payment of smae A A Hepler $2.00, J C Huff $.88, H Bemis $2.00, J McCloud $1.35, D C Brownfor 35 lb nails, $1.75. Bill for barn rent, $1.75, presented by J C Huff, and the same withdrawn. Bill for L C Woodman for $10.00 engineers work done on Angeline Street read and on motion warrant drawn for payment of same. Bill from S H Clements for $12.50 as roadman on work done on Angeline Street made and on motion the same was cut down to $10.00 and a warrant ordered for payment of same. Bill for L C Woodman for $35.50 for work done on Angeline Street and on motion warrant ordered for payment of same. Bill from Columbia Home Co. for $7.50 for lumber furnished, read and on motionm warrant ordered for payment of same. Motion made and carried, that the minutes of the meeting held September 4th, be corrected to read as follows, towit: Motion made and carried that the engineer's report for work done by the Columbia Street Grade contractors be accepted and the council accept the Street as finished as far as the Grade Contractors is concerned. Motion made and carried to lay water pipe for Ferdinand Street along the Ally to the rear of the K of P Building the Lodge digging the ditch for the pipe.

98 A communication from H H Hastings read sending his resignation as City Attorney and on motion the same read and accepted and the communication placed on file. Motion made and carried that S E Thompson be appointed as City Attorney and his oath of office read and on motion accepted and ordered placed on file. Communication from Messrs VanToble and Humphrey read and requesting the immediate payment of Warrants #35-67 of the Gen Fund and Warrants #1-6-17-27 of Columbus St Fund on motion the same was ordered placed on file. The Mayor having replied to same. Motion made and carried that warrants in payment of the quarterly salary of the Attorney, Clerk, and Marshal be issued. The council then proceeded to canvas the returns of the annual election held on the 4th day of Dec for the purpose of electing a Mayor for the term of two years two Councilmen to serve for the term of two years and one councilman to fill the unexpired term of William Willacy resigned ending the second Tuesday of Jan 1896. and for Treasurer to serve for the term of one year. The Council having canvassed the returns of said election do find said election to be as follows viz: For Mayor R H Hutcheson 21 votes For Mayor V R Pierson 25 votes For Councilmen for the term of two years Louis Almquist 26 votes Joseph Hellenthal 22 votes Thomas McKay 22 votes A A Hepler 21 votes For Treasurer O A Schade 28 votes F C Torstenson 17 votes