City of Seattle Records

659 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE J L McClellan For Labor on Streets 1013 58.50 Phil Corcorkan For Labor on Streets 1014 58.50 A C Turner For Labor on Streets 1015 58.50 Geo VanDyke For Labor on Streets 1016 58.50 Thomas Rock For Labor on Streets 1017 58.50 James Campbell For Labor on Streets 1018 58.50 W J Alexander For Labor on Streets 1019 57.95 Geo Huntley For Labor on Streets 1020 56.25 J R Davis For Labor on Streets 1021 40.50 A C Crook For Labor on Streets 1022 40.50 Jordan Simpson Removing earth from Washtn St slide 1023 323.70 R H Thomson Engineering of Washtn St 1024 9.65 Stetson and Post Mill Co Lumber 1025 19.30 Western Mill Co Lumber 1026 2.02 Harrington and Smith Hardware 1027 7.10 Seattle Hardware Co Hardware 1028 4.30 James Bogart Boarding Prisoners 1029 38.60 Gas Light Fund Seattle Gas Lt Co Gas no 121 $331.70 J H May Attending Lamps 122 53.55 Fire Fund W A Perry Engineer no 613 $75. James Dunham Engineer 614 75. Phillips and Sears Engine No 1 to fire 615 5. A B Merrill Team to No 2 Fire Alarm 616 5. R W McDanielHook&Ladder Truck to&from fire617 5. Miller BrosEngine to & From Gilmore fire 618 5. Post Intelligencer Pub Co Printing 619 4. Lowman and Handford SVP Co Paper for No 3 620 1.50 Waddell & Miles Guage Glasses 621 1. Young and McKeon Repairs for fire Dept 622 11.05 J J D'Arcy & Co Belts and Spanner holders 623 12. E Lobe & Co Lamp for Lake Union Co 624 1.75 Lake Union Furn & Mfg Co Table for No 3 625 5. Seattle Iron Works Spanners 626 15. E Myer Shirts for Hook & Ladder Co 627 23.

721 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Dec 4 1885 James Burke City 65.00 Salary Police Officer W H Pinckney City 40.00 Salary Police Officer W H Pinckney City 25.00 Salary Police Officer Wm Murphy City 65.00 Salary Police Officer W M Jones City 65.00 Salary Police Officer James Welch City 65.00 Salary Police Officer Sunset Telephone Co City 5.90 Telephone Service for Dec Harrington & Smith City 5.90 Supplies for Jail F S Chadbourne & Co City 5.90 Straw Beds for Jail Young & McKeon City 5.90 Repair city Jail A Chilberg City 5.90 Salary City Treasurer Thos Rock City 49.50 Labor on Streets Daniel Moore City 54.00 Labor on Streets James Campbell City 51.75 Labor on Streets R L Woolery City 54.00 Labor on Streets Phillip Corcrane City 49.50 Labor on Streets Patrick DeLaney City 50.05 Labor on Streets John Christopher City 51.19 Labor on Streets Michael Costello City 47.80 Labor on Streets Jno Keenan City 55.05 Labor on Streets Luther Albee City 16.85 Labor on Streets Henry Rosberg City 48.35 Labor on Streets J Scott City 50.05 Labor on Streets Michael Murphy City 50.05 Labor on Streets J S McClellan City 33.15 Labor on Streets [total] 656.79 J A McBeath & Co City 12.15 Shoeing Horses & Repairs S Chilberg City 10.50 1/2 ton feed Harrington & Smith City 65.18 Supplies Street Comm Stetson and Post Mill Co City 157.32 Lumber for Streets James Dunham City 75.00 Salary for Eng No 2 W A Perry City 75.00 Salary for Eng No 2 R H Calligan City 2.50 Hauling Engine No 1 W M Jones City 3.00 Washing hose T W Lake City 1.50 Telegram to San Fran Spring Hill Water co City 166.00 Water Month of Nov Seattle Gas Light Co City 363.93 Gas Month of Nov W F Glick City 32.43 Care of Street Lights

271 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Aug 17 1887 Ordered that Geo W Young be reduced on personal property $400 account error. Ordered that Harrington & Smith be reduced on personal property from $126,876 to $20,000 account old mortagae & Bank Accts. Ordered that Geo W Crane be reduced $200 on personal property account Chattel mortgage Ordered that Lawrence S Booth be reduced on personal property $8190 account mortgages cancelled. Ordered that the estate of Crawford & Harrington be reduced on personal property $50,882 acct mortgages. Ordered that the real estate assessed against the Stetson and Post Mill Co be stricken from the roll and that they be reduced on Improvements to $12,500 and on personal property to $12,000. Ordered that J G Nolap be reduced on personal property $800 account mortgages. ordered it Ordered that S L Crawford be reduced on personal property $100 account mortgages. Ordered that A H King be reduced on personal property from $7365 to $2900 acct mortgages paid & credits. Ordered that McNaught Terry & McNaught be reduced from $4500 to $1400 on Library & Furniture. Sewer Pipe Ordered that the purchasing Agent be instructed to purchase by telegraph sufficient Ironstone sewer pipe to build a culvert across Mill Street at Fourth Street. .

319 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Oct 21 1887 D K Baxter byhis attorney, notified the City not to deposit any earth on Lots 7 & 8 Maynard's plat Referred to City Attorney Ordered that the Council do now adjourn. Approved Thomas T Minor Mayor Attest clerk. Oct 24 1887 Be it remembered that on this 24st day of October 1887 the Council met persuant to call- Present,His Honor the Mayor T T Minor and Councilmen Furth, Green, Lake, Moran, Niesz, Russell & Reitze and Deputy Clerk C W Ferris. The Mayor states taht the object of the meeting is to see if the Council deems it advisable to take and steps in regard to the caving or sliding of property alone the Mill St grade. The City Attorney being called upon gave it as his opinion that the Ciyt would not be liable for the caving or sliding of property along said grade. On motion fo Councilman Furth Mr James Parke is granted privilegeof piling in the street for the protection of this property along Mill Street. Said piles to be driven under the supervisionofthe Street committee. the Committee instructed to take such slips as may be necessary to turn water away from the lot. Councilman Furth moves that the City Attorney be instructed to bring suit against Stetson and Post Mill Co for non-fulfillment of contract.

319 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Oct 21 1887 D K Baxter by his attorney, notified the City not to deposit any earth on Lots 7 & 8 Maynard's plat Referred to City Attorney Ordered that the Council do now adjourn. Approved Thomas T Minor Mayor Attest clerk. Oct 24 1887 Be it remembered that on this 24st day of October 1887 the Council met persuant to call- Present,His Honor the Mayor T T Minor and Councilmen Furth, Green, Lake, Moran, Niesz, Russell & Reitze and Deputy Clerk C W Ferris. The Mayor states taht the object of the meeting is to see if the Council deems it advisable to take and steps in regard to the caving or sliding of property alone the Mill St grade. The City Attorney being called upon gave it as his opinion that the Ciyt would not be liable for the caving or sliding of property along said grade. On motion fo Councilman Furth Mr James Parke is granted privilegeof piling in the street for the protection of this property along Mill Street. Said piles to be driven under the supervisionofthe Street committee. the Committee instructed to take such slips as may be necessary to turn water away from the lot. Councilman Furth moves that the City Attorney be instructed to bring suit against Stetson and Post Mill Co for non-fulfillment of contract.