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656 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Be it remembered that on this the 3rd day of July 1885 the Common Council of the City of Seattle meets in its Council chamber pursuant to law. The following officers are present to wit: Geo F Frye, Alfred Snyder, H L Yesler, W A Harrington, W G Latimer, W V Rinehart S D Crockett & Walter Graham Thereupon the following proceedings are had: Petitions Rec'd From the Seattle Gas Light Co for permission to grade Sixth Street fronting Lots 5 & 6 Blk 28 Maynard's in lieu of any future grade assessment fronting said property. Granted From Geo Probst et al for opening Mill Street between 3rd & 9th Streets. Referred to Street Comtee. From James Park et al for a sidewalk on Mill Street. Referred to Street Comtee. Reports & Communications From Board of Fire delegates submitting approved bills and reporting upon other Department matters. From Treasurer on Condition of funds. Ordered Filed From Justice Lyon showing fines collected. Ordered Filed From Chief of Police on arrests. Ordered Filed From Cemetary Commission on Cemetary matters. Ordered Filed From Jailor. Ordered Filed From City Justice showing fines collected. Ordered Filed From Street Commissioner. Ordered Filed From Atty submitting annual report. Ordered Filed From E A Gardner]] tendering his resignation as Police Officer. Accepted Ordered that F L Bangs be transferred from night beat to day beat. From His Honor the Mayor submitting his annual report. Ordered that said report be published at contract rates provided that 200 copies thereof are furnished the City for distribution.

657 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Committee Reports The Comtee on Public Buildings, Property & Grounds make the following report on the Claim of James McNaught for damages on a/c of Main Street Grade. Seattle W T July 3rd 1885 "To the Hon Mayor & Common Council of Seattle Your judiciary Committee have investigated the within claim and report the same back with the recommendation that the same be allowed in the sum of Eight Hundred and Fifty one & 62/100 Dollars in Condition that Mr McNaught will pay the full amount of principle and interest of all special assessments for street improvements upon property owned by him at date of the assessments. Walter Graham Wm A Harrington Alfred Snyder Ordered that said report be & is hereby adopted From Gas Committee recommending a gas lamp for the corner of Spring & 3rd Street. Adopted Applications for Licenses Referred Schoepp & Greeninger, Oscar A Kraus, Lewis Sliver, A E Wayne, James Murphy, Peters & Lunn, Shaw & Alger, H Kersey, Wolters & Co, Bersch & Hink, O P Dahlquist, Wm Grose & Grubb & Johnson Licenses Ordered Issued Ordered that licenses be issued as follows: Thos Clancy for retail intoxicating liquors for 3 mos from July 16 1885 James Miles for retail intoxicating liquors for 3 mos from July 15 John McCary for retail intoxicating liquors for 3 mos from July 15 Abraham Brugger for malt liquors for 3 mos from July 4 E J Powers and Co for retail intoxicating liquors for 6 mos from March 18 Joseph Francisco for retail intoxicating liquors for 3 mos from July 7 Chas G Steinwig for retail intoxicating liquors for 3 mos from July 3 L V Schnyder for malt liquors for 3 mos from July 4 Thomas & Morgan for retail intoxicating liquors for 3 mos from July 11 Bittner & Theiler for malt liquors for 3 mos from July 16

6583JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE The vote in granting said License stands as follows: in favor of the same, Frye, Harrington, Rinehart, Snyder, Yesler, Crockett and Graham. Against the same none. Claims paid The following claims having been duly audited by the Council are ordered paid by Warrants drawn on the funds and in the amounts following to wit: City Fund E S Osborne Clerk No 1165 125. J D Lowman Treasurer 1166 150. C H Hanford Attorney 1167 100. J H Woolery Chief of Police 1168 150. E A Gardner Policeman 1169 80. Wm Murphy Policeman 1170 80. Wm Pinckney Policeman 1171 80. James Welch Policeman 1172 80. F L Bangs Policeman 1173 80. E W Melse SpecialPoliceman 1174 3. Wm H Hughes Assessor 1175 62.50 G L Manning Street Commissioner 1176 91. G A Hill Policeman 1177 14.70 Geo G Lyon Policeman 1178 2.80 James Bogart Janitor & Jailor 1179 60. E A Gardner Printing 1180 43.20 E A Gardner Job work & Stationary 1181 65.95 E A Gardner Stationary 1182 4. E A Gardner Line rentals 1183 6.65 W H LatimerWitness fee in Justice Court 1184 2.20 James Porter Witness fee in Justice Cour 1185 2.20 L VanDoren Witness in City v Donahue 1186 2.20 Dr H M HallCare of M McCarthy injured in Oriental Fire 1187 7.50 Wm H Fink Repairing Star 1188 1.50 Road Fund J Close For Labor on Streets No 1010 84. T R Reed For Labor on Streets 1011 75. H Roseburg For Labor on Streets 1012 58.50

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.

660 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Cochran & RobbPainting buckets of H & L Co 628 $7.50 Fred Bories Belts and Cups for H & L Co 629 16. Water Fund Spring Hill Water Works Water no 23 166. Spring Hill Water Works Water 24 166. Miscellaneous Ordered that the Street Commissioner be and he is hereby instructed to make certain repairs and extensions to sewer from Sisters Academy. Ordered that the claim of L D Carrol be and is hereby referred to the Police Committee ordered that the matter of a sewer in Front Street be and is hereby referred to the Sewer Committee. Ordinances The Attorney submits an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to Vacate a Certain Alley" after due consideration siad ordinance is adopted uponthe following vote to wit: In favor of adoption, Frye, Harrington, Rinehart, Snyder Yesler, Crockett & Graham against adoption none. An Ordinance is submitted entitled "A Special Ordinance for Appropriating Money to pay Audited Bills" adopted adopted upon the following vote to wit:In favor of adoption, Frye, Harrington, Rinehart, Snyder,Yesler, Crockett & Graham against adoption none. Ordered that the Council now stand adjourned. Attest: E S Osborne clerk Approved John Leary mayor Be tiremembered that on this the 17th day of July 1885 the Common Council of the City of Seattle meets in its Council Chamber pursuant to the law. The following Officers are present, to wit: His Honor the Mayor John Leary & Councilmen Geo F Frye, W A Harrington, Alfred Snyder H L Yesler, W G Latimer,S D Crockett, Walter Graham & W V Rinehart.