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JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE

July 14 '82

of Seattle, County of King and Territory of Washington." After due consideration said ordinance is adopted by the following vote, towit; In favor of adoption: Thos Clancy, Wm. A. Jennings, G. L. Manning, M. Densemore, Chas McDonald and John Keenan. Against adoption None.

A petition is receivved from the Trustees of the M. E. Church asking for the refunding of $10.00 Licenses collected from Miss A. R. Luce. Said petition is granted and it is ordered that a warrant for $10.00 be drawn on the City Fund in favor of Chas K. Jenner.

The Street committee report on the petition of the Sisters of Charity praying for the vacation of the alley in Block 18 in Borens addition to Seattle. Ordered that said petition be granted and said alley be and hereby is declared vacated.

Ordered that the Council stand adjourned until Thursday, July 20th, 1882.

Attest: Eef. Osborne, Clerk

Approved

L. P. Smith, Mayor

July 20, '82

Be it remembered that on this 20th day of July, 1882, the Common Council of the City of Seattle meets in it's council chamber pursuant to adjournment of July 14th, 1882. Present; His honor, the Mayor, L. P. Smith and Coucilmen John Collins, W. A. Jennings, John Keenan, Chas McDonald and G. L. Manning.

Thereupon the following proceedings are had. Ordered that the Chief of Police be and he is hereby instructed to employ 20 Special Policemen for one week.

The Finance Committee report on the Semi-annual Report of the City Treasurer; whereupon said Report of the Treasurer is approved by the Council, accepted, and ordered placed on file.

The Following Claims having been duly audited by the Council are ordered paid by warrant drawn on the City Fund.

New England Hotel Infected bedding No. 111 $20.00 C. Hanford & Co Printing Election Laws (No.) 112 $12.00 J. N. [Mclsrath?] Inspector of Election 1st wards (No.) 113 $4.00 H. G. Thornton Judge (of Election 1st wards No.) 114 $4.00 Jesse King (Judge of Election 1st wards No.) 115 $4.00

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Fred E. Sander Clerk of Election 1st ward No. 116 $4.00 D. R. McKinlay (Clerk of Election 1st ward No.) 11 $4.00 Andrew Slovah Inspector (of Election) 2nd (ward No.) 118 $4.00 N. L. Shults Judge (of Election 2nd ward No.) 119 $4.00 Robt Russell (Judge of Election 2nd ward No.) 120 $4.00 E. S. Brissae Clerk ( of Election 2nd ward No.) 121 $4.00 E. H. Webb (Clerk of Election 2nd ward No.) 122 $4.00 E. S. Ingraham Inspector (of Election) 3rd (ward No.) 123 $4.00 A. A. Bell Judge (of Election 3rd ward No.) 124 $4.00 J. C. Floyd (Judge of Election 3rd ward No.)125 $4.00 H. F. Jones Clerk (of Election 3rd ward No.) 126 $4.00 J. [A?]. Bigeton (Clerk of Election 3rd ward No.) 127 $4.00

The claim of Thos. Reding is referred to the Fire Committee. The petition of G. M. Bowan et al praying for the opening of Battery Street is referred to the Street Committee.

The Council proceeds to canvass the returns of the general election for all city officers held on the 10th day of July 1882, and finds the following to be the result, to wit:

First Ward

Total number of votes cast 224

For Mayor H. G. Struve received 139 votes (For Mayor) W. A. Jennings (received) 70 (votes) (For Mayor) Scattering (received) 2 (votes) (For) Marshall J. H. Wollery (received) 2 votes (For Marshall) E. A. Thorndike (received) 24 (votes) (For) Councilmen Chas Clancy (received) 149 (votes) (For Councilmen) U. M. Raisins (received) 139 (votes) (for Councilmen) John Keenan (received) 61 (votes) (For Councilmen) C. P. Farrar (received) 36 (votes) (For Councilmen) W. H. Bow (received) 28 (votes) (For Councilmen) A. H. King (received) 1 (votes)

Second Ward

Total number of votes cast; 250

For Mayor H. G. Struve received 164 votes (For Mayor) W. A. Jennings (received) 79 (votes) (For Mayor) Scattering (received) 3 (votes)

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Second Ward (continued)

For Marshall J. H. Woolery 199 votes E. A. Thorndike 42 (votes) Scattering 3 (votes)

For Councilmen Chas McDonald 150 votes John Collins 142 (votes) Fred Gash 129 (votes) O. C. Shorey 89 (votes) J. F. T. Mitchell 81 (votes) Isaac Parker 69 (votes) A. H. King 36 (votes) A. S. Miller 18 (votes) M. R. Maddocks 18 (votes) Scattering 5 (votes)

Third Ward Total Number of votes cast; 168

For Mayor H. G. Struve received 118 votes W. A. Jennings (received) 48 (votes)

(For ) Marshall J. N. Woolery (received) 118 (votes) E. A. Thorndike (received) 45 (votes)

(For) Councilmen O. F. [Cosper?] 95 (votes) G. L. Manning 75 (votes) Alfred Snyder 43 (votes)

L. F. Compton 38 (votes) S. E. Clough 37 (votes) L. Diller 19 (votes) A. W. Pipen 18 (votes)

Whereupon the Council finds that at said election the total number of votes cast was 642, and that the following officers are duly elected for the term provided by law and begining July 30th, 1882, viz.

Mayor; H. G. Struve Marshal; J. H. Wollery Councilmen for the First Ward; Chas F. Clancy U. M. Rasin

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July 20th, '82

Councilmen for the Second Ward

Chas McDonald John Collins Fred Gash

Councilmen for the Third Ward

O. F. Casper G. L. Manning

Ordered that the Council now stand adjorned until July, 28th, 1882

Attest: Eef. Osborne, Clerk

Approved

L. P. Smith, Mayor

July 28th, '82

Be it remembered that on this the 28th day of July 1882, the Common Council of the City of Seattle meets in it's Coucil Chamber pursu= =ant to adjournment.

The following Officers are present, towit; His Honor the Mayor, L. P. Smith and Councilmen John Collins, M. Densmore, Wm A. Jennings, John Keenan, & Charles McDonald

Thereupon the following proceedings are had:

A petition is received from John J. McGilvra & others praying for a sidewalk on 7th Street between Cherry & Madison Streets. Referred to Street Committee.

A petition is secured from G. C. Phinney praying for the rights to clear in Pine & 9th streets of C.C. Terry's plat; thereupon the same is laid over.

A petition is received from Jacob Brunn regarding property on West Street. Referred to Street Committee.

And now the Finance Committee returns the report of the City Justice with their approval of the same. Report filed.

The Street Comittee returns the petition of G. M. Bowman et al for the opening of Battery Street with recommendation that the same be granted. Thereupon the prayer of the petition is granted

And now come Frank Peters and Wm Grose and make their several applications & Bonds for retail liquor licenses for the period of 3 months from the dates Aug. 10 & Aug 1st, respectively. Whereupon said Bonds are approved & said applicants making due