City of Seattle Records

186 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Dec 15/82 damaged by reason of the change of grade to the extent of $50.00. Adopted and warrant ordered issued in favor of said Leary for $50.00 in full for all said damages. Committee in Streets and Street Improvements granted one week's further time to report on the petition of Roswell Scott. Ordered that the Gas Committee submit at next meeting patterns for a new style of lamp post. Ordered that the Committee on Gas Lights be and they are hereby instructed to erect a gas lamp at the southwest corner of the New City Engine House. Ordered that the petition of M.S.Booth et al for a gas lamp corner 4th and Jefferson Streets be and is hereby denied. From Licenses and Revenue granting the application of Eskson & Locke for a Bowling Alley. Granted and license ordered issued. Applications for Licenses From Frank Peters for retail liquors & Maria Goldberg for grocery. Referred to the Comtee. on Licenses and Revenue. 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. L. Smith Health Officer No. 250 $75.00 Thos Russell Moving safe 251 40.00 Road Fund John Leary damages awarded No. 112 $50.00 Fire Fund D.W. Brown coal & hauling No. 116 $2.75 The claim of A.S. Pinkham is laid over for report from Street Comtee. Ordinances Received From Charles Coppin submitting an ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 278. Referred to the Committee on Fire and Water Supply. From City Attorney submitting on Ordinance entitled "An

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Dec 19/82 From Licensed and Revenue recommending that a grocery license be issued to Maria Goldberg and a Retail liquor license be issued to Frank Peters. Adopted and licenses ordered issued Ordinances Received From City Attorney submitting an Ordinance entitled " An Ordinance to provide for assessing, buying and collecting the City revenue of the City of Seattle." After due consideration said Ordinance is adopted upon the following vote, to wit: In favor of adoption Collins, Cosper, Gasch, McDonald and Manning. Against adoption none. From City Attorney submitting an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to prevent the obstuction of the sheets by drays, carts, wagons, hacks, carriages and other vehicles. After due consideration said Ordinance is adopted upon the following vote to wit: In favor of adoption Collins, Cosper, Gasch, McDonald and Manning. Against adoption none. Bids Received And now the Council proceeds to opwn and consider the bids for the sidewalk to be constructed on Jackson Street under Ordinance No. 335, which bids are as follow, to wit:

Hoole & Simpson per B.M. $19.00

D.S. Hill and H. Rosburg B.M. $20.00

And now it appearing to the Council that the bid of Hoole & Simpson is the lowest and best bid, and that they are the lowest responsible bidders. It is therefore ordered that the contract be awarded to them upon their giving a bond with good and sufficient surities in the sum of $200.00 And now the Council proceeds to open and consider the bids for the sidewalk to be constructed on both sides of Seneca Street under Ordinance No. 336 which bids are as follows, to wit:

E.C. Hubbard and A.N. Sayre per B.M. $19.75

Hoole & Simpson d" $17.00

D.S. Hill & H. Rosburg d" $16.50

And now it appearing to the Council that the bid of D.S. Hill & H. Rosburg is the lowest and best bid and that they are the lowest responsible bidders. It is therefore ordered that the contract be