City of Seattle Records

758 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Mar 5 1886 F S Curtis retail intoxicating 12 mos from Mar 5th Chas Ross retail intoxicating 3 mos from Mar 1st Schwabacher Bros & Co wholesale intoxicating 6 mos from Feb 9th John Shepich retail intoxicating 3 mos from Feb 8th Theovte upon issuing siad licenses being as follows towit: In favor thereof Councilmen R H Calligan, J Furth G W Hall, W A Harrington, T W Lake, C McDonald, J J Post and G W Young; against none The following claims against the City are presented and referred to theproper committee viz: name fund amount W R Forrest City 125.00 C H Hanford City 100.00 A Chilberg City 83.33 L Cummings City 84.00 J Bogart City 60.00 J Bogart City 27.40 Geo G Lyon City 24.30 J Blood City 2.20 Geo Behan City 2.20 Chas Hardy City 2.20 Ed Norton City 2.20 L VanDoren City 2.20 Donovan Bros City 10.50 Gordon Hardware Co City 77.50 Neuman & Agrens City 11.20 Seattle Chronicle City 27.64 Sunset Telephone Co City 5.90 Harrington & Smith City 2.40 W H Pinckney City 41.17 Jas Burke City 41.17 G W Hapgood City 5.00 D H Webster City 32.50 Wm Morse City 32.50

Wm Murphy City 65.00 F A Minick City 65.00 Lowman & Hanford S & P Co City 5.50 Turn Verim Society City 75.00 Young & McKeon City .75 W B Jackling City 40.00 Bolton Rogers City 15.12 G L Hill City 20.44 Geo A Hill City 17.40 R H Thomson City 129.25 R H Thomson City 52.25 R H Thomson City 28.50 James Welch City 45.36 Wm Morse City 23.33 W H DeWolf City 18.67 W B Jackling City 18.67 H K Struve City 15.17 D H Blackmar City 15.17 Neil Heuly City 15.17 A McRae City 15.17 G W Hapgood City 15.17 J R Davis City 15.17

J W McGee City 15.17 S P Short City 15.17 M M Holmes City 15.17 C A Craig City 15.17 W M Morse City 15.17 Bolton Rogers City 15.17 G L Hill City 10.83 D H Webster City 15.17 J W Smart City 15.17 J W Currier City 15.17 P Frizell City 15.17 J Normile City 8.67 W M Jones City 15.17 E H Hubbart City 2.17 G Jager City J Kahaley City Jas Murphy City Leo Lester City O D Butterfield City W M Jones City 49.83 J Langston City 3.00 Spring Hill Water Co Water 166.00

765 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Mar 11 1886 Name Fund warrant# amount remarks C A Craig City 1538 15.17 Police Officer Bolton Rogers City 1539 15.17 Police Officer G L Hill City 1540 10.83 Police Officer D H Webster City 1541 15.17 Police Officer J W Smart City 1542 15.17 Police Officer J W Currier City 1543 15.17 Police Officer Pete Frissel City 1544 15.17 Police Officer J Normile City 1545 8.67 Police Officer W M Jones City 1546 15.17 Police Officer E H Hubbart City 1547 2.17 Police Officer Geo Jager City 1548 5.00 Special Police Officer J L Kahaly City 1549 2.50 Special Police Officer Jas Murphy City 1550 5.00 Special Police Officer Leo Lester City 1551 10.00 Special Police Officer O DButterfield City 1552 5.00 Special Police Officer W M Jones City 1553 49.83 Police Officer John Langston City 1554 3.00 Team for Health Officer G Kellogg Fire 754 75.00 Salary Chief W A Perry Fire 755 75.00 Engineer #1 James Dunham Fire 756 75.00 Engineer #2 Engine Co No 2 Fire 757 to 775 423.00 Fire Patrol Engine Co No 1 Fire 756 to 794 362.75 Fire Patrol H R Bayliss Fire 795 198.50 Board of Patrol Donovan Bros Fire 796 9.00 Board of Patrol Gordon Hardware Co Fire 797 .25 Stove polish Z C Miles Fire 798 1.10 Supplies for Engine #1 Gutta Percha & Rubber CoFire 799 25.00 Supplies Fire Dept G P McFadden Fire 800 10.00 Hauling Engine #1 to fire Spring Hill Water Co Water 36 166.00 Water for Feb On motion of Councilman McDonald the ordinance No 711 entitled "An ordinance to provide for improving the alley through Block 8 of D S Maynard's Plat" repealed by the following vote; in favor of the repeal thereof Counclmen R H Calligan,J Furth, Geo Hall, W A Harrington, T W Lake, C McDonald J J Post and G W Young

768 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDING OF THE Mar 19 1886 From C Giullos for permission to conduct a laundry with proper certificate attached, on motion the petition is granted From T B Elder et al for reduction of police force laid on the table From D T Denny et al protesting against any reduction of the police force, laid on the table Communication from Seattle Street Railway Co accepting the provisions of Ordinance #722 is read and ordered placed on file. Petition from H G Struve et al for construction of branch sewer from corner of 3d and Pine Sts to connect with Union St sewer referred to committee on sewers Reports received From Inspector of Police reporting the suspension from the police force of J Normile for drunkeness and G W Hapgood for insubordination and the resignation of C M Anderson and Wm Morse on motion the action of the Inspector is approved. From City Treasurer showing condition of various funds for Feb. Referred to Committee on Finance From City Surveyor reporting the completion of man hole in Union St sewer at Sixth St and recommending that the contractor be authorized to extend said sewer 60 feet on motion the report adopted From Clerk reporting that an order in favor of J H Lewis signed by J Normile for his salary as

769 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE policeman was filed Mch 16 and that on Mch 17 a notice of garnishment was served on him in suit of S Kenny vs J Normile, on motion the matter is referred to the City Attorney with power to act. Committee Reports received. From Fire and Water Committee on the matter of a cistern at Lake Union recommending that a cistern be built not to exceed 10 ft x 10 ft in size on motion the reprot is received and placed on file and the Clerk is authorized and directed to advertise for bids for the construction of said cistern. From Finance Committee on petition of T W Sauder for payment out of road fund of outstanding warrants. on 5th street fund and issue warrants on the road fund in lieu thereof on motin that report and recommendation is adopted and Clerk authorized to proceed in accordance therewith. From Sewer Committee recommending that the owners of Blocks 9 and 10 of Maynards plat be required to cause said block to be drained adopted. From sewer Committee on petition of G H Armstrong for permission to conduct a laundry recommending that the petition be granted and the petitioner be allowed a reasonable time in which to comply with the provisions of ordianace No 710 on motion the report is adopted and the petitioner given fifteen days to comply with said ordinance.