City of Seattle Records

468 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE May 2/84 of the corrupt schemes which have come to light and all other facts connected with said statements; further that the Committee report on next Wednesday night. Adopted And now inaccordance with law the Council proceeds to select the members of the Board of Registration for the term provided by law. Whereupon an election is held and the following named persons receiving a majority of all the votes of the Councilmen present are duly declared elected for the term provided by law. First Ward D R McKinlay Second Ward A Slorah Third Ward Frank Seidel Ordered that the clerk be & is hereby instructed to have printed 1000 copies of extracts from the law relating to the Registration of Voters. Ordered athat the Street Commission be & is hereby instructed to repair and raise sidewalk on Front Street fronting Clayton Building Ordered that a sidewalk be built on North side of Columbia Street from Front Street to Alley east of Front Street within 10 days after notice given or the same will be built by Special Assessment Ordered that the Clerk be & is hereby instructed to deliver a Warrant for $200.00 on Madison Street Grade to Frahn & Simpson upon filing a proper bond to remove a certain rock. Ordered that the Judiciary Comtee be & they are hereby instructed to submit an Ordinance at next meeting to provide for exempting certain parties from the obligation of the Ordinance regulating the erection of brick buildings Ordinances AnOrdinance is submitted entitled "An ordinance eto prevent certain animals for running at large" after due consideration said Ordinance is adopted upon the following vote to wit: In favor of adoption Clancy, Day, Harris, McDonald, Northrup, Ranke, Rasin & Wusthoff Against adoption none.

712 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE A F Hill Retail Intox 3 months from Dec 3d W Waugh Retail Malt 3 months from Nov 16 Oliver Parent Retail Intox 3 months from Nov 13 W W Burritt Retail Malt 3 months from Oct 28 John Shepich Retail Malt 3 months from Nov 8 Gruenger & Bittner Retail Malt 3 months from Oct 28 Chas Ross Retail Intox 3 months from Dec 1 A Slorah Retail Malt 3 months from Nov 14 E Champeaux Retail Intox 3 months from Dec 4 O N Morse Retail Malt 3 months from Nov 5 The vote upon issuing said licenses being as follows, to wit: In favor of same Calligan, Furth, Hall, Harrington, Keenen, Lake, Mcdonald and Post Claims Allowed The following claims having been duly audited by the Council are ordered paid by warrants drawn on the several funds as follows to wit: Name Fund Warrant Amt Service G Kellogg City 1345 4.40 Glass etc A Chilberg City 1346 3.00 Costs in Collecting Kimball tax W H Pumphrey City 1347 73.98 Stationary etc Lowman & HarfordCity 1348 18.20 Printing Tax rects etc R H Thompson City 1349 76.00 Locating for stone monuments F Anthonoy City 1350 2.00 Lettering Tax list R H Thomson City 1351 44.00 Engineering work etcUnion St sewer Neuman & Argens City 1352 2.40 Blank Cartridges Grant Funeral Neuman & Argens City 1353 1.25 Repairing Ball & Chain E Clark City 1354 1.50 Removing Carrion Harrington & SmithCity 1355 3.50 Supplies for Jail Young & McKeon City 1356 7.80 Repairs for Jail etc Geo G Lyon City 1357 75.40 Justice Fees Harrington & SmithCity 1358 39.73 Laying pipe in University Grounds P Fitzgerald City 1359 13.50 Tax refunded(over assessment) Jurors & Witness fees City 1360 72.60 Jurors & Witness fees in to 1392 inclusive Justice Lyon's Court [total] 439.26

743 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Feb 5 1886 From Same committee returning report of the chief of the Fire Department in regard to Engineer James Ingraham with the recommendation that the same be tabled for the reason that there are no charges made against said Ingrahamsave that of ill feeling. adopted From Committee on Beach Road reporting that of the 40 lots across which the proposed road would run the free right of way had been obtained of 33 and negotiations were in progress to secure the right of way across the remaining 7 Report adopted and on motion the City Attorney is directed to draw the necessary ordinance establishing said highway. From Committee on Public Grounds reporting that the soil of the City Park was not in suitable condition for transplanting shrubbery and recommending that the matter be indefinately postponed. adopted From the City Attorney reporting that Geo H Wright is not in in his opinion entitled to the return of his Road Poll tax as asked for, as the said Wright was not connected with the Fire Department at the time the assessment was made and therefore cannot claim his exemption. Adopted Also an verbal report from the City Attorney that in his opinion the ordinance for the licensing of the sale of fruit trees heretofore submitted is invalid. Applications for License Referred E H Huntley, Harris & Peters, E Champeaux, Richentenwald & Co, M J McDonough, John T Lester, A & J Heimrich, A Slorah, Margaret O'Shea, Jacob Boegli, Oliver Parent, Fred Gasch, John Feigh, Aug Wolfff, W Waugh, Andrew Slorah, A Walters & Co, B Kurtz, Eugene O'Connor & Thomas Radcliffe Licenses Ordered Issues The following licenses are ordered issues viz: John Heimrich Jr Retail Intox 3 months from Jany 16th 1886 Wm McMasters Retail Intox 3 months from Jany 17th 1886

751 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Feb 19 1886 Andrew Slorah Retail Malt 3 months from Feby 11 B Kurz Retail Malt 3 months from Feby 6 Thos Radcliff Retail Malt 3 months from Feby 18 Margaret O'Shea Retail Malt 3 months from Feby 15 A Slorah Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Feby 23 John T Lister Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Feby 17 Oliver Parent Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Feby 13 John Feigh Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Feby 8 A Walters & Co Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Jany 29 Eugene O'Connor Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Feby 15 Henry Fasur Retail Intoxicating 3 months from Feby 12 Jacob Boegli Retail Malt 3 months from Feby 27 Fred Gasch Retail Malt 3 months from Feby 8 The vote upon issueing said licenses being as follows, to wit: In favor of the same, R H Calligan, [J Furth]], G W Hall, W A Harrington, John Keenen, T W Lake, Chas McDonald, J J Post and G W Young Bills Allowed

The following cleima having been dly audited bythe Council are allowed and ordered paid by warrants drawn on the several funds, viz: G Kellogg City 1483 3.25 Medicine for prisoners H B Nelson City 1484 3.75 Services as Special Police F D Sprague City 1485 3.75 Services as Special Police Waddell & Miles City 1486 6.72 Pipe repair city Jail G Kellogg Road 1212 2.25 Horse Medicine D L Fletcher Fire 747 4.00 Damage to Boot Black Stand G Kellogg Fire 748 5.65 Salt & Labor thawing Fire Plugs Frank Beattie Fire 749 3.00 Washing Hose C F Rich Fire 750 2.50 Repairing Straps etc A Labrasche Fire 751 3.00 Washing Hose Labrasche & Meydenbauer Fire 752 6.00 Washing Hose Waddell & Miles Fire 753 1.85 2 buckets Spring Hill Water Co Water 34 166.00 Water Month of Jany

3 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE May 7 1886 From Custodian of Powder House received and ordered placed on file From Park Commissioners approved the following reports of Committees are received: From License Committee on petitionof Mauer and Steinle et al for allowance for time closed by martial law recommending that the petition be not granted; adopted From License Committee on petition of W C T U that Mrs F H Leger be permitted to peddle articles of her own manufacture without license, recommending that the petition be granted; adopted From Finance Committee returning report of City Surveyor of closing measurement of Union Street sewer, with the approval and recommending that the Contractor S Simpson be allowed the sum of $154.90 on motion the report is approved and warrant ordered drawn in accordance therewith From Finance Committee on petition of M Hays for refund of taxes paid by mistake recommending that the petition be granted and the petitioner be allowed the sum of $5.27 on motionthereport is adopted and warrants ordered drawn in accordance therewith. From License Commitee on petition of Wolters & Co for rebate on liquor license, recommending that the petition be not allowed, on motion the report is adopted The following petition for liquor licenses are read and refered to the License Committee: M J McDonough, O N Moore, E Romey, F P Herman, A Wolters, Wolters & Co, J T Lester, E C Huntley, B King, A SLorah, W Waugh, W F Allen, John Feigh, Thos Anderson, L Dillon, A & J Hemrich Margaret Harmon