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Jun 27, 2021 s.fristrom Jun 27, 2021 s.fristrom Mar 10, 2020 StephanieJoWebb Feb 25, 2019 smcfarland Feb 25, 2019 smcfarland Dec 05, 2018 Seattle Municipal Archives	2 Seattle. Wash. Dec. 18th. 1893. To the Honorable The Board of Public Works of the City of Seattle Your petitioners, citizens of Seattle and many of them among its heavy tax payers, would respectfully represent to your Honorable Body, that the New Presbyterian Church, on the corner of Spring and Fourth Sts. is nearing completion; and that the side-walk on both above named streets, is old, worn out and unsafe for further use. They would represent that the dedication of the church will occur in about three weeks, when many persons will attend; and that the church will thereafter be permanently occupied. The basement of church is now temporarily used. Your petitioners, would therefore pray, that your honor able body at once order a new walk to be laid down, on Spring and Fourth Streets, in front of said church, , that danger from traveling thereon, be removed. W. R. Ballard Wm m Calbor Irving T. Cole J. H. Whitworth W. H. Welbon Wm H Hayes Lamsel Haedfield Walter Graham James Cosh P D Hawlew A O Bell G Willis Paul M. Boyd C Sanseng A Robinson To St Commissioner for estimate ofcost of work Heifner Secy	2 Seattle. Wash. Dec. 18th. 1893. To the Honorable The Board of Public Works of the City of Seattle Your petitioners, citizens of Seattle and many of them among its heavy tax payers, would respectfully represent to your Honorable Body, that the New Presbyterian Church, on the corner of Spring and Fourth Sts. is nearing completion; and that the side-walk on both above named streets, is old, worn out and unsafe for further use. They would represent that the dedication of the church will occur in about three weeks, when many persons will attend; and that the church will thereafter be permanently occupied. The basement of church is now temporarily used. Your petitioners, would therefore pray, that your honor able body at once order a new walk to be laid down, on Spring and Fourth Streets, in front of said church, , that danger from traveling thereon, be removed. W. R. Ballard Wm m Calbor Irving T. Cole J. H. Whitworth W. H. Welbon Wm H Hayes Lamsel Haedfield Walter Graham James Cosh P D Hawlew A O Bell G Willis Paul M. Boyd C Sanseng A Robinson To St Commissioner for estimate ofcost of work Heifner Secy

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