City of Seattle Records

Board of Public Works Water Works Department

J. W. Van Brocklin, Chairman W. E. Wilson Jesse F. Cochran Superintendent J. M. Wolfe C. G. Heifner, Secretary

Seattle, Wash., April 18th 1893

Irving Ave. between Market and Green St 1300 ft 6 in iron pipe 21 1/2 @ $36.00 774.00 1 Cross 6 x 6 x 6 200 lbs 8.00 2 Lus[?] 6 x 6 x 6 350 lbs 14.00 2 Bends 6 in 250 lbs 10.00 2 Hydrants Complete $45.00 90.00 2 " Bends 250 bls. 10.00 1020 bls Lead @ 5¢ 51.00 60 " Yarn " 5.40 1 6 in Line gate 13.25 Delivering 21 1/2 Tons pipe @ $1.00 21.50 Labor 260.00 Cartage 10.00 ---------Total $1,267.15

Favorably Recommended

R H Calligan Supt

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

Petition 74B Of Jno. G. Terry et al for Water Main on Bismark and Harrison Streets

Fire + Water Favorable R H Calligan Timothy Ryan J. E. Crichton

adopted 12-13-97 JEC TR

Fir + W

13 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Nov 11 Be it remembered that on this eleventh day of November 1881, the Common Council of the Seattle, meets in its Chambers pusuant to law. The following officers are present to wit: His Honor the acting Mayor Jno Collins, Thos Clancy, Wm A Jennings John Keenan, Moses Keezer and Chas McDonald. A petition from R C Hartranft asking the Council to remit to him the amount of license ordered collected The Finance Committee returns Treasurers Report which was ordered filed. And now the Council proceeds to an election to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of J H McGra as fire Warden, when R H Calligan was elected to fill said vacancy. Ordered that a warrant be drawn in favor of Chas McDonald upon the Fire Fund in the sum of $10.00 for the purpose of purchasing coal. And now that Street Committee report upon the petition of S S Rowe and others praying for the opening of Pike Street from 9th to 11th Streets and along the 11th Street to Pine Street, thereupon said petition is ordered laid on the table indefinitely. A report of the Health Officer regarding measures for the prevention of the intruduction of small pox was ordered filed. Ordered that the City of Seattle quarantine against the Cities of New Tacoma and Old Tacoma. Ordered that the health Officer be and is hereby instructed to enforse the Ordinance against the introduction of small pox. And now come the several persons herein after named and make application for the licenses hereinafter specified for the periods and from the dates herein after set out; and at the same time said applicants submit their several bonds in accordance with the

18 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Stewart & Ebersold Quarantine Posters $5.50 Louis Rice Burying Cornon 1.50 Road Fund R H Calligan Street labor $87.50 use of horse 11. Prisnis found 54.71 $153.11 James Campbell Street Labor 43.00 Luther Albee Street Labor 39.00 Thomas Rock Street Labor 39.00 Michael Keho Street Labor 2.00 Stetson & Post Lumber 43.31 Robert Russell Hauling Lumber 11.13 John L Kahaley Hauling Lumber 4.50 F W Wusthoff Nails 5.85 D A Jennings Nails 1.60 Gas Fund Seattle Gas Lt Co Gas $169.05 Fire Fund W A Perry Engine Steward $75.00 T D Huckly Engine ground sent 8.00 John C Collins Engine to & from fire 10.00 McDaniel Bert Hitching to Engine Fire Alarm 5.00 Minick & Thompson Hauling Coal 3.00 D A Jennings Coal Oil & matches 10.25 Wald & Campbell Mill File 75 A petition is received from Thomas Brotherhood praying for the remitting of a Road Poll Tax; thereupon the smae is referred to the Finance Committee A Communication isreceived from the Clerk relative to the procuring of a safe or some other proper enclosure in which to keep thecity records; thereupon it is ordered that a Committee to wit: Jennings, McDonald & Keenan be & they are hereby appointed to procure estimates of cost of a safe The written opinioin of James McNaught Esq is received for the liability of the City to care for and support all the paupers found within the City Limits. The opinioin is to the effect that the City is not so liable