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21 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE and correctedl which after due consideration bythe council is adopted by the following vote viz: In favor of same R H Calligan, J Furth,G W Hall, T W Lake, Chas McDonald and G W Young, Against none. An Ordinance is submitted by the Clerk entitled "A Special Ordinance appropriating money to pay audited bills"; which is adopted by the following vote: In favor of same Calligan, Furth, Hall, Lake, McDonald and Young, Against none. Ordered that the Council do now adjourn H L Yesler mayor Attest W R Forrest clerk Jun 4 1886 Be it remembered that on this 4th day of June 1886 the Common Council of theCity of Seattle meets in its Council Chamber pursuant to law the following officers being present to wit: His Honor the Mayor H L Yesler and Councilmen R H Calligan, J Furth,G W Hall, W A Harrington T W Lake, Chas McDonald, J J Post and G W Young The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved Petition etc received Petition of A L Palmer et al for fire plug cor of 3rd and Leonora Streets read and referred to Com of Fire & Water Petition of G F Gilson praying that a drain ditch be constructed so as to prevent an overflow of water on the East 1/2 of Block 25 Bell & Denny's addition owned by petitioner, read and referrd to committee onSewers and Drainage. Petition of Allmond &Phillips for permission to erect a small wooden building adjoining their Foundry building read and on motion granted.

22 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Jun 4 1886 Reports Reports of Chief of Police, City Jailor and Justice Geo G lyon read and referred to Com on Helath & Police and returned approved. Report of City Treasurer for May, read and referred to Finance Com and returned Approved Report and Pay Roll of the Street Commissioner for month of May read and referred to Street Com. and approved Committee Reports Received From Committee on Fire And Water returning the petition of G C Manning et al praying for a fire plug at the Corner of Block 2 Bell & Dennys Addition reproting that the Spring Hill Water Co would not lay the pipe unless paid the sum of $300.00 to partially defray the expense and recommending that the petitions be granted. On motion the report and recommendation of the Committee rejected. From Committee on License and Revenue recommending that the petition of L Diller et al praying that the Hotel Runners License be abolished be not granted. adopted From same commmittee recommending that the license of Bersch and Hink for the sale of Intox liquor by retail be transfered to Jacob Bersch upon his filing a new bond. Adopted Licenses orderd Issued. Gumbert & Dickman 3 months from June 1st 1886 retail intox Vitus Schmidt 3 months from June 1st 1886 retail intox A F Hill 3 months from June 3rd 1886 retail intox J P Tighe 3 months from June 16 1886 retail intox M Mcdonald 3 months from June 8 1886 retail Malt T Radcliffe 3 months from May 18 1886 retail Malt Benj Murphy 3 months from June 12 1886 retail Malt Chas Ross 3 months from June 13 1886 retail intox Chas Ross 3 months from June 1st 1886 retail intox E Champeaux 3 months from June 5 1886 retail intox The application of Messrs Schmidt, Hill, Tighe, McDonald and Gumbert & Dickman having bee made for licenses for twelve

23 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Jun 4 1886 months it is ordered that said licenses be issued for no longer a term than three months each. The vote upon issuing said licenses being as follows to wit: In favor of same Calligan, Furth, Hall, Harrington, Lake, McDonald, Post and Young against none. Applications for Licenses referred Oliver Bernard retail Intoxicating Bill Allowed The following cliams having been duly audited by the Council are allowed and ordered paid by warrants drawn on the repective funds to wit: C H Hanford #1677 City 100.00 Salary City Atty W R Forrest #1678 City 125.00 Salary City Clerk A Chilberg #1679 City 83.33 Salary City Treasr' L Cummings #1680 City 91.00 SalaryStreet Comm'snr' G G Lyon #1681 City 52.10 Justice Fes J Woolery #1682 City 100.00 Salary Chief of Police W H DeWolf #1683 City 80.00 Salary Capt Police W B Jackling #1684 City 80.00 Salary Capt Police D H Webster #1685 City 65.00 Salary Police Officer H G Struve #1686 City 65.00 Salary Police Officer D H Blackman #1687 City 65.00 Salary Police Officer A McRea #1688 City 65.00 Salary Police Officer E H Hubbart #1689 City 65.00 Salary Police Officer J R Davis #1690 City 65.00 Salary Police Officer J W McGee #1691 City 65.00 Salary Police Officer C A Craig #1692 City 65.00 Salary Police Officer B Rogers #1693 City 65.00 Salary Police Officer J W Smart #1694 City 65.00 Salary Police Officer S B Young #1695 City 65.00 Salary Police Officer F A Fay #1696 City 40.40 Salary Police Officer F A Fay assigned #1697 City 4.60 Salary Police Officer W O Good #1698 City 1.00 Hauling Furniture Police Sunset Telephone Co #1699 City 5.90 Telephone Month of June Lowman & Hanford #1700 City 8.50 Printing for City

24 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDING OF THE JUN 4 1886 Frank Seidel #1701 City 18.80 attendance on Court etc Nicholas Brown #1702 City 4.00 Removing Carrion [James Bogart]] #1703 City 57.40 Board of Prisoners James Bogart #1704 City 60.00 Jailor's Salary Daily Times #1705 City 2.00 Publishing notices G C McClellahan #1298 Road 58.50 Labor on Streets Chas Brown #1299 Road 49.50 Labor on Streets John Mahoney #1300 Road 20.25 Labor on Streets James Burke #1301 Road 54.00 Labor on Streets Luther Alden #1302 Road 56.25 Labor on Streets John Trerice #1303 Road 56.25 Labor on Streets M Murphy #1304 Road 20.25 Labor on Streets Wm Burke #1305 Road 54.05 Labor on Streets Z Scott #1306 Road 56.25 Labor on Streets J L McClellan #1307 Road 56.25 Labor on Streets James Campbell #1308 Road 54.00 Labor on Streets Thos Rock #1309 Road 56.25 Labor on Streets Daniel Moore #1310 Road 58.50 Labor on Streets Stetson Post & Mill Co #1311 Road 21.33 Lumber for Streets Chas McDonald #1312 Road 9.50 Repairing Tools J A McBeath & Co #1313 Road 7.15 Horse Shoeing etc Harrington & Smith #1314 Road 26.16 Supplies St Com'r G Kellogg & Co #1315 Road 1.50 Soap & Sponges St Com'r Philipp Cochrane #1316 Road 58.50 Labor on Streets W A Perry #844 Fire 75.00 Salary Engr No 1 A M Gilman #845 Fire 46.25 Salary Engr No 2 James Dunham #846 Fire 28.75 Salary Engr No 2 G Kellogg #847 Fire 23.00 Coal Geo K Preston #848 Fire 16.66 Salary Sec'y B'd Fire Dep Allmond and Phillips #849 Fire 75.00 Repairing Hydrants Young & McKeon #850 Fire 75.00 Hose & Pipe for #2 Lowman & Hanford #851 Fire 6.50 Printing for Chief [total]211.2 Seattle Gas Light Co #151 Gas 346.82 Lighting Sts & Repairs & [?] Thomas Emerson #152 Gas 43.68 Lighting Sts & Care same Young & McKeon #153 Gas 4.00 Removing Shade Spring Hill Water Co #40 Water 173.50 Water for May

25 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Jun 1886 Miscellaneous On motion of Councilman Hall it is declared the sense of the Council that the Beach Road be built On motion the Clerk opened and reads the bids submitted to the Finance Committee for the purchase of $20,000. of City Bonds to be issued for the purpose of building the Beach Road as follows to wit: Bid of E B Downing & Co offering to take all of said bonds at a premiun of seven and three one hundredths per cent {7.3%}. Bid for First National Bank of Seattle offering to purchase all of said bonds at a premium of Four and one quarter per cent {4.25%} On motion both bids are referred to the Finance Committee to be reported upon at the next regular meeting. On motion the plans and specifications of the Beach Road are referred back to the City Surveyor for certain alterations Ordinances The City Atty submits an ordinance entitled "An ordinance authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to execute certain deed" which after due consideration by the council is adopted and passed by the following vote: In favor of said ordinance Messer's Calligan, Furth, Hall, Harrington, Lake, McDonald, Post and Young. Against none The City Atty submits an ordinance entitled "An ordinance authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to execute a cettain contract" passed by the following vote viz: In favorof said ordinance Furth, Hall, Calligan, Harrington,Lake, McDonald, Post and Young. Against none The City Atty submits an ordinance entitled "An ordinance fixing the time for the regular meetings of the Common Council of the City of Seattle"which after due consideration is passed by the following vote to wit: In favor of said ordinance