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315 F Petition for a new bridge on Lincoln street
W. H. Born et. al.
Your Committee would Report that they have Examined into the subject at this at this Petition and find the the Bridge To all appearance is Good and Safe but would Recommend that their be a good Rail Placed on each side R H Calligan
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To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council of the City of Seattle: The undersigned your petitioners respectfully represent to your Honorable Body; that the bridge across the creek on Lincoln street North of Sixth street, in Pontius Addition to the City of Seattle, is in a broken down and ruinous condition, and utterly unsafe for travel; that there is great danger; that, in its present condition, horses will break through the same and thus the City will be put to great expense and damage; that it is necessary, owing to the condition of said bridge as aforesaid, for loaded wagons to go on other streets in order to avoid crossing said bridge, and the traveling pubic is thus put to great inconvenience. Wherefore your petitioners pray that said bridge be immediately removed and in lieu thereof, a good and substantial bridge be built And your petitioners will ever pray.
W. H. Bow G. A. Basler A. Storah Fred Crede A. S. Pinkham Geo. Hilton
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H. A. Sears John Langston Robert Russell W. H. Pumphrey A. W. Parkhurst Geo. W. Wittenmeyer F. W. Waethoff William Boaclaft C. P. Stone George Daffel G. M. Hallir James Galloway G. A. Hill H. G. Thomton E. MCann J. W. Hunt T J. Carle Robt Enise L. Miller S. F. Harkinson Thomas T. Minor W. P. Smith Thomas Hood C. C. Rich Frank Chambers Charles Rakeldy Wm. A. Llamellyn John Leary W. H. Taylor John Baker R. C. Graves G. A. Weed J. H. Edwards W. H. Conover
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To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council of the City of Seattle. GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on ...Streets... to whom was referred...the petition of W. H. Bowe and others
beg to report that...we have examined the bridge and recommend that there be a new bridge constructed sixteen feet wide and four or five feet higher than the old bridge
Dated...Jan 4 1886
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