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452 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Apr 4/84

Gas Fund

Seattle Gas Lt Co Gas Repairs No 75 $319.10 Seattle Gas Lt Co Repairs 76 $55.62 Fire Fund W. A. Perry Engine No1 331 $75. P. E. Smith Engine No 2 332 $75. Young & McKeon Plumbing for Incline 333 $69.30 J. M. SnowEngineering Fire Tank Battery St 334 $35.05 Waddell & Miles Tank for Engine No2 etc. 335 $30.70 J. L. Kaheley Coal. 336 $18. M. J. Calligan Coal 337 $13. O. F. Phillips & Co Hauling Engines 338 $10. Moran Bros Lubricator etc. 339 $7.25 Gordan Hardware Co. Oil and waste etc. 340 $3.60 Jas Durnham Washing hose341 $2.50 John Sturm Washing hose 342 $2.50 H. Uhlfelder Water Buckets 343 $2. E. Lobe & Co Dusters 344 $1.70 Fred Bories Strap and Bolt for hose 345 $1.25 Fourth Street Grade #395 J. M. Snow Engineering 991 $25.35 I. N. Bigelow, Walter Burritt & Wm Meydenbaur Bondsmen for Completion of Work Contract Work 992 $96. Ordinances Received An ordinance is submitted entitled "A special ordinance appropriating money to pay audited bills". Adopted upon the following vote to wit: In favor of adoptionClancy, Day, Harris, Keenen, McDonald, Northrup, Ranke, Rasin & Wusthoff. Against adoption none. An ordinance is submitted entitled "To amend Sections No. 1 and 6, of Ordinance No. 473", thereupon after due consideration the same is adopted upon the following vote,to wit: In favor of adoptionClancy, Day, Harris, Keenen, McDonald, Northrup, Ranke,Rasin & Wusthoff. Against adoption none. An ordinance is submitted "To license Insurance Agents." Referred to Judiciary Comtee to fill blanks. An ordinance is submitted entitled "In regard to the Police Force" Rejected upon the following vote, to wit: In favor of adoption Clancy,

Road Fund Robt Reed Labor on Streets no 947 $75. J Clark Labor on Streets 948 72.50 Geo Van Dyke Labor on Streets 949 58.50 Thos Rock Labor on Streets 950 58.50 James Campbell Labor on Streets 951 58.50. Geo Huntley Labor on Streets 952 58.50 A C Crook Labor on Streets 953 58.50 H Kosburg Labor on Streets 954 58.50 A C Turner Labor on Streets 955 56.25 W J Alexander Labor on Streets 956 54. Phil Corcorkan Labor on Streets 957 47.50 J L McLellan Labor on Streets 958 4.50 James Bogart Boarding Prisoners 959 25. Stetson & Post Co lumber 960 47.94 J F Warner & Co repairing Harness etc 961 5.90 Wm Beattie blacksmith work 962 15.55 [F MArco]] sharpening tools 963 6.40 Harrington & Smith axe 964 1.60 Gordon Hardware Co nails 965 14. Gas Fund J H May attend lights no 114 54.40 J Schram & Co work ongas fixtures etc 115 10.05 Fire Fund W A Perry Engineer #1 no 564 $ 75. James Dunham Engineer #2 565 75. James Clark Washing hose 566 3. Wm Clark Washing hose 567 3. Frank Baird Engineer at Stetson & Post fire 568 4. Carl E Bassler Engineer at Stetson & Post fire 569 5. J E Clark Services at Stetson & Post fire 570 5. D Franklin Services at Stetson & Post fire 571 5. J W Anderson Services at Stetson & Post fire 572 5. Lowman & Hanford S & P Co Job work for Fire Dept 573 45. Gordon Hardware Co Padlock & Key 574 2.75 Waddell & Miles Hose rings 575 1. MOran Bros Hemp & Packing for Engine 576 1.35 Schwabacher Bros & Co Wire Cloth 577 .50 Young & McKeon Sleeves for coupling hose 578 3. JOhn E Good & Co Work on Fire Engines 579 35.10 W D Scott & Co Buckets 580 15.85 [?] Mill Co [?] 581 [?]

675 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Aug 12 1885 W F Allen & Co Retail Intox Liquors for 3 months from Aug 13\85 Andreaus Mauer Retail Intox Liquors for 3 months from Aug 18\85 Anderson & Jacobson Retail Intox Liquors for 3 months from July 23\85 Martin J McDonough Retail Intox Liquors for 3 months from Aug 3\85 W E Townsend Retail Intox Liquors for 3 months from Aug 13\85 E Champeaux Retail Intox Liquors for 3 months from Sept 4\85 Bernard Kuntz Retail Malt Liquors for 3 months from Aug 6\85 A & J Hernrick Retail Malt Liquors for 3 months from Aug 14\85 The vote on granting said licenses is a follows: In favor of Keenen, Young, Calligan Furth, Hall & Lake Against None. On motion it is ordered by a unanimous vote of the Councilmen present that a warrant be drawn on the City fund for the sum of $148.75 in favor of J Furthfor the purpose of defraying the expenses incurred by the Citizens Committee in the Grant Memorial Services. The following Claims having been duly considered by the Council and are ordered paid by warrants drawn on the funds in the following amounts viz, City Fund J Furth Exp Memorial Service #1240 $148.75 Road Fund

James Campbell Labor on Streets #1058 $13.50 Geo VanDyke Labor on Streets 1059 13.50 H Roseburg Labor on Streets 1060 13.50 H C Turner Labor on Streets 1061 13.50 J L McClellan Labor on Streets 1062 13.50 W J Alexander Labor on Streets 1063 13.50 Geo Huntley Labor on Streets 1064 13.50 Thos Rock Labor on Streets 1065 18.00 James Campbell Labor on Streets 1066 27.10 189.60 Fire Fund Moran Bros Labor on Engine etc #634 $16.50 Schwabacher Bros & Co Supplies 635 3.62 W A Perry 636 75. James Dunham 637 75. 190.12 Water Fund sharpe Coffman & Co #25 9.90

694 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Oct 2 1885 C P Stone & Co Fire 653 2.65 W A Perry Fire 654 75.00 James Dunham Fire 655 80.00 Jno W Hunter Fire 656 3.00 Ed L Lindsley Fire 657 3.00 Lowman & Hunter Fire 658 5.75 Moran Bros Fire 659 4.70 G Kellogg Fire 660 75.00 G H Preston Fire 661 1.25 Seattle Gas Light Co Fire 131 341.90 J Schram & Co Fire 132 7.00 W F Glick Fire 133 11.89 J H May Fire 134 37.00 Waddell & Miles Fire 135 .75 The Council now proceeds to the Consideration of the Special order for this meeting, to wit: The opening of Rollin Street and on motion consideration of the same is continued until the next regular meeting. On Motion of Councilman McDonald the committee on Public Buildings and Grounds is directed to examine into the matter of erecting a Pest House and report the the council. On motion of Councilman Hall the City Surveyor is authorized to procure stone Monuments suitably cut and inscribed and place at Government Corners within the City limits at a cost not to exceed $6.00 each. On motion the Council now [proceeds to elect a policeman for Belltown, whereupon the following nominations are made James Burke, A L McCowan, J N E Wolfe, and J Kelley and James Burke having received the highest number of votes is declared elected. Ordinances An Ordinance is submitted entitled "An Ordinance to provide for

746 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Feb 5 1886 Burget & Booth 1201 23.80 Harness repairs etc street work Stetson & Post 1202 67.48 Lumber etc street work Harrington & Smith 1203 45.14 Supplies street work J A McBerth & Co 1204 23.35 Horse Shoeing etc street work Schwabacher Bros & Co 1205 22.87 Oats for City Stable Simpson & Jordan 1206 00.00 Union St Sewer Contract Simpson & Jordan 1207 00.00 Union St Sewer Contract Simpson & Jordan 1208 00.00 Union St Sewer Contract Simpson & Jordan 1209 00.00 Union St Sewer Contract Simpson & Jordan 1210 00.00 Union St Sewer Contract Simpson & Jordan 1211 1541.25 Union St Sewer Contract W F Glick 143 33.84 Attending Street Lamps Seattle Gas & Light Co 144 367.56 Gas month of Jany W A Perry 730 75.00 Salary Engine No 1 James Dunham 731 75.00 Salary Engine No 2 J Schram 732 336.00 Bell for Engine No 1 Robt Russell 733 1.00 Hauling fire [?] to No1 Wald & Campbell 734 2.05 Nails etc for Belfry No 1 Gordon Hardware 735 4.35 Rope & Aisle gravel No 1 Moran Bros 736 1.25 Repairing Engine No 2 E Ulin 737 24.50 Putting up Bell in No 1 Henry Redding 738 3.00 Washing hose Thos Boardman 739 3.00 Washing hose Miles Wiggins 740 3.00 Washing hose Schwabacher Bros & Co 741 .15 Salt for thawing hydrants A Labrasche 742 4.00 Work on bell Young & McKeon 743 3.35 Repairing Roof on Eng House No 1 Lowman & Hanford 744 9.00 Printing for Fire Delegates Wm Hubbert 745 12.00 Labor hanging bell No 1 L Lindsley 746 1.50 Hauling Miscellaneous The Council now proceeds to open the bids for furnishing the City certain fire plugs when the following bids were presented Bid of Washington Iron Works offering to furnish eleven fire plugs for $41.00 each. Bid of Allmond & Phillips offering to furnish ten or more fire plugs for $40.00 each Whereupon it is ordered that the contract be amended to Allmond & Phillips Councilman Furth gives notice that at the first regular meeting of the council in March he will move to