City of Seattle Records

102 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Oct 15 1886 Otto Furhmann Retail Malt Oscar Johnson Retail Intox Oliver Parent Retail Intox A F Able & Co Retail Malt J G Armstrong Retail Intox Geo Meister Retail Intox Chas G Steinweg Retail Intox Thomas Clancy Retail Intox A Wolters & Co Retail Intox Harry Thompson Retail Malt John McCary Retail Intox James W Smith Retail Intox Wm Gross Retail Intox Geo Delfil Retail Intox Martin Lange Retail Intox The vote upon issuing said licenses is as follows viz: In favor of the same C W Coulter J Furth, J M Frink, Jos Green, T D Hinckley, R Russell & C F Reitze. Against none. The following claims against the City having been duly audited and allowed by the Council are ordered paid by warrants drawn on the funds as follows: Name #Warrant Fund Amount Remarks J H McGraw 1936 City 119.10 Sheriffs fees J F Cochrane 1937 City 1.50 Lettering Boards F Anthony 1938 City 3.50 Building Chronicle Lake Union Furniture Co 1939 City 3.50 Two straw beds for Jail W H Pumphrey 1940 City 27.35 Stationary etc Jno B Denny 1941 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 G B Driggs 1942 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 I N Zilk 1943 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 Geo G Lyon 1944 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 J O Harris 1945 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 Eva Harris 1946 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484 [W B Drown]] 1947 City 2.20 Witness fees Case of City-vs-Bauman #484

132 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Dec 30 1886 William Mason, James W Smith, A F Hill, Charles Ross Charles G Steinweg, Thomas Clancy, Ernst Romey, H.M.Peters, L Diller, Mehlhorn & Probst, Davis & Armstrong, Jno Heinrich Jr. Wilton & Jordison, McMaster & Co, Gumbert & Clinch Fred Scholpp, Jack Connors, G K Beede, Geo W Walsh, M J McDonough, W F Allen & Co, Fred Gasch, M McDonald, Vitus Schmid, E C Huntley John Fiegh, J H Foster, John Brannen, M & K Gottstein, Andrew Lunn, E J Powers, Chas Deitz, Geo Delfil, Wm Grosse, Geo Meister, O N Morse, Wm Waugh, John T Lester, H Haggenmaker, Julius Wegert, John McCary, Julius Wegert, Davidson and Grubb, A Slorah, Shaw & Alger, Morgan & Prosser, Margaret O'Shea, Jacob Bursch, Oliver Bernard, E C Slorah, F L Benjamin, Joe Francisco, The A P Hoteling Co, Ernst Romey, Murphy & Price, Jno Collins, E Champeaux, J P Tighe, O P Dahlquist Oscar Johnson, Frank P Heman and Martin Lange The vote upon issuing said licenses is as follows viz: In favor of the same C W Coulter, J Furth, J Green, T D Hinckley, T W Lake & R Russell Against none. Ordinance 796 An ordinance is submitted by the City Attorney entitled "An Ordinance to amend Sections 5 & 7 of Ordinance No 767 entitled 'An Ordinance governing the traffic in intoxicating liquors within the City of Seattle' Approved July 31st 1886", which is passed by the following vote: In favor of the same C W Coulter J Green, [T D Hinckley]], T W Lake & R Russell. Against the same J Furth ordered that the Council do now adjourn W H Shoudy mayor Attest W R Forrest clerk Ordered that

221 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Jul 1 1887 Report for Fire & Water Committee on communication of Chief of Fire Department regarding the Telephone Fire Alarm system recommending that the telephone wires connected with the Fire Alarm System be changed as suggested in said communication. Street Committee given until the next regular meeting to report upon the widening of Second Street and South 3rd Street Ordered that the alley on Block 18 Maynard's Plat be opened and the Street Commissioner directed to make the said alley passable for teams. Ordinance 809 On motion theorder of business is suspended and an ordinance entitles "An Ordinance to widen extend and establish Second Street in the City of Seattle W T and to provide for the condemnation of real estate necessary therefor" is introduced and after due considation is passed bythe following vote, viz: In favor of the same Furth, Frink, Coulter, Lake, Russell & Reitze. Noes T D Hinckley Applications for Liquor Licenses Referred Melhorn & Probst, Fred Schollp, Wm Garrett, H Carson Chas Norager, Geo Meister and J K Myers Licenses Ordered Issuec Richard Pritchard, Beede & Sinclair, Chas F O'Hara, Becker & Fox, Blanchard & Campbell. By full vote. The following claims against the City having been duly audited & allowed are ordered paid by warrants as follows: City Fund warrant W R Forrest #2350 for Clerk's Salary $125.00 F H Peterson #2351 for City Atty's Salary $100.00 L A Treen #2352 for Treasurer's Salary $100.00 Laurence Cummings #2355 for Sves as Street Commis'r $ 91.00 James Bogart #2354 for Salary as Janitor & Jailor $ 60.00 Police Force #2356 to 2369 $960.00 Wm Murphy #2376 for burying dead horse $ 7.50 [total]1443.50

228 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Jul 15 1887 mercial Streets thence running north sixty (60) feet, thence commencing one hundred and twenty (120) feet north of the north line of Jackson Street to the south line of Main Street. Third, North side of Washington Street, commencing at the north east corner of Commercial and Washington Streets, thence east one hundred and twenty (120) feet. Recommendation adopted by the Council and the Chief of Police directed to notify property owners to immediately rebuild said sidewalks. Applications for Liquor Licenses Referred Drown & Rice, Henry Robbins & Deitz & Schnietztien Licenses ordered Issued J N Meyer Retail Liquor six Months from July 1st Geo Meister Retail Liquor six Months from July 1st Chas Norager Retail Liquor six Months from July 1st H Carson Retail Liquor six Months from July 1st Wm Garrett Retail Liquor six Months from July 1st Fred Scholpp Retail Liquor six Months from July 1st Melhorn & Probst Retail Liquor six Months from July 1st Thevote upon issuing said said licenses is as following, viz: In favor of the same Furth, Frink, Green, Hinckley, Russell & Reitze. Against none. Bills Allowed The following claims against the City having been duly audited by the Council and allowed are ordered paid by warrants drawn on the several funds as following viz: Names Warrant Fund Amount Remarks W R Forrest 2386 City 177.50 Registrar E Edson 2387 City 75.00 Dep Clerk Purchasing Agent 2388 City 2.00 Posting notices etc Jas Bogart 2389 City 46.00 Board of Prisoners I H Page 2390 City 15.00 Board of Registration F A Twitchell 2391 City 15.00 Board of Registration [total]330.50

502 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE June 15 1888 Report of A A Bell and F W Wald the committee appointed to obtain dedications of property along the line of Second Street for the purpose of widening said street, recommmending that the Council pass an Ordinance condemning property on Second Street for the purpose of widening said street, read and referred to Street Com, & City Atty. Licenses Referred Davidson & Grubb, Beede & Sinclair, Jo Francisco, Dietz & Meyer, Melhorn & Probst, Gumbert & Clinch, M Racine, Geo Meister, Jus McCarey, M & K Gottstein, A Slorah,A P Hoteling Co, L Diller, Geo Drefel, E J Powers, Charles Ross, James P Tighe Adolph Schander, Jacob Bersch, James W Smith J H Foster, Oscar Johnson, Fred Schopp, Henry Haggenmaker, Branham & Carson, J T Armstrong, Oscar Johnson Licenses Ordered Issued Kreielscheimer Bros & Frank Clinch The vote upon issuing said licenses is as folows In favor of the same Frink,Green, Lake, Niesz Russell & Rietze. Against the same none. Tenth Street Improvement Bids for the Improvement of Tenth Street from Broadway to Seneca Street under Ordinance No 944 were opened and read as follows: Henderson & Locke Earthwork per cubic yard .39&1/2cents Cribbing per MBM[thousand Board feet] $18.00 Sidewalks per MBM[thousand Board feet] $17.50 Box Drains per MBM[thousand Board feet] $19.00 Clearing and grubbing per acre $150.00