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215 Common Council of the City of Seattle. March 2/83 Be it remembered that on this the 2d day of March 1883 the Common Council of the City of Seattle meets in its Council Chamber pursuant to law. The following Offices are present to wit: His Honor the acting Mayor councilman John Collins and Councilmen O F Cosper Chas F. Clancy, Fred Gasch, Chas McDonald, G.L. Manning and U M Rasin Thereupon the following proceedings are had: Petitions Received From F.A. Minick sub-contractor for a partial payment on account of Jackson Street Grade. From A.S. Miller et al for changing the grade on Columbia and 5th Streets. Refered to the Committee on Streets and Street Improvements From J.B. Huntley for refunding taxes paid. Referred to Finance Committee From A.A. Denny et al for refunding to University Exhi bition licenses paid. Adopted & Warrant to be drawn favor L.J. Powell From J.H. Horrell for a retail liquor license. Referred to Committee on Licenses and Revenue From Smith & Farrar et al for a gas lamp foot of Main Street. Referred dto Committee on Gas Lights. From J.F. McNaught et al for grading Main Street Referred to Committee on Streets Reports Rec'd From Street Commissioner. Referred to Street Committee From Surveyor showing work done on 2d & other sts grade. Referred to Street Committee From the Clerk. Referred to Judiciary Committee From the Treasurer. Referred to Finance From the Treasurer on King and 7th Streets sidewalks. Referred to Finance Committee From Harbor Master. Referred to Comtee on Harbor & wharves Committees Report Rec'd From Fire & Water supply recommending the granting

216 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Mar 2/83 of the petition of Fred E Sander for the right to use a building as a Wash House. Adopted From Judiciary & Legislature approving the report of the City Justice. Adopted From Fire and Water Supply reommending the granting of the petition of Seattle Lumber & Comcial Co. for repairs to Madison Street Slip. Adopted Ordered that the Committee on Harbor, Wharves be & they are hereby instructed to secure bids for such repairs as may be necessary From Streets recommending the granting of the petition of Amos Brown et al for Improving Spring Street Adopted & atty instructed to submit an Ordinance therefor. From Streets recommending the granting of the petition of Geo D Hill et al for Improving Spring Street, Adopted & Atty instructed to submit an ordinance therefor From Judiciary & Legislative approving Attys report Adopted From Streets recommending the grading of James, Cherry & Columbia Streets from Front to the Alley between Front & 2d Streets. Adopted & Atty instructed to submit an Ordinance therefor From Streets recommending the grading of James Street on the petition of Henrietta M Halber et al therefor. Adopted & atty instructed to submit an Ordinance therefor. From Streets recommending the rejection of the petition of Geo D Hill et al for Imrpoving 5th street. Adopted & petition denied From Streets recommending the payment of certain bills for hauling gravel. Rejected Bids Received And now the Council proceeds to open & consider the bids for the side walk to be constructed on Marion Street under Ordinance No 364, which bids are as follows to wit: S F Hoole per M B M [thousand board feet] $17.00 S G Simpson $16.20

217 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Mar 2/83 Hendrickson & Regan per M B M[thousand board feet] $15.90 D S Hill $16.50 And now it appearing to the Council that the bid of Hendrickson & Regan is thelowest and best bid; and that they are the lowest responsible bidders. Itis ordered that the contract be awarded to them upon their giving a bond with good and sufficient surities in teh sum of $500.00/ And not the Council porceeds to open & consider the bids for the sidewalk to be constructed on Battery Street under Ordinance No 362, which bids are as follows to wit: S F Hoole per M B M[thousand board feet] $18.00 S G Simpson per M B M[thousand board feet] $16.90 D S Hill per M B M[thousand board feet] $17.50 And now it appearing to the Council that the bid of S G Simpson is the lowest and best bid; and that he is the lowest responsible bidder. It is ordered that the contract be awarded him upon his giving a bond with good and sufficient surities in the sum of $150.00 Claims Paid The following claims having been duly audited by the Council as ordered paid by Warrants drawn on the funds and in the amounts following to wit: E S Osborne Clerk No 298 $ 90. J H Woolery Chief of Police 299 $100. D L McCowan Police 300 $ 80. W B Thompson Police 301 $ 80. James Welch Police 302 $ 80. A H Manning Police 303 $ 80. C H Hanford Atty 304 $ 75. T H Cann J P Fees 305 $ 16.75 Stewart & Ebersold Job Printing 306 $ 54.50 C Hanford & Co Job Printing 307 $ 31. C Hanford & Co Job Printing 308 $ 7.50 M V B Stacy Ground rent for Jails 309 $ 10. M V B Stacy Ground rent for Jails 310 $ 10.

218 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Mar 2/83 Schwabacher Bros & CoFurnishingforEngineHouse No 311 $72.64 Hall & Paulson Furniture Co FurnishingforEngineHouse 312 26. Franthaler Bros Furnishing for EngineHouse 313 $20.40 E Burg laying Carpet 314 $ 1.75 John Johnson bedsteads for Jail 315 $16.25 F W Clancy Coal for Engine House 316 $11. Henry Gormley Appraiser of Reamatter 317 $ 6. J F McDonald Appraiser of Reamatter 318 $ 6. I N Bigelow Appraiser of Reamatter 319 $ 6. James D Lowman Moneys refunded Joe Francisco 320 $ 75. L J Powell Moneys Refunded University 321 $10. F W Wusthoff Padlocks 322 $ 2. S C Harns Recording Deed 323 $ 2.50 Road Fund Henry Sheahan Street Labor$84 Use of Horse$33 No 143 $117. Thomas Rock Street labor 144 58.75 M J Costello Street labor 145 55. James Campbell Street labor 146 55. James Gleeson Street labor 147 52.50 Luther Albee Street labor 148 51.25 W M Estet Street labor 149 12.50 J R Evans Street labor 150 10.00 Gormley & Fletcher Repairs to Cribbing fronting Denny Block 151 105. Stetson & Post Lumber 152 333.53 J L Kahaley Hauling Lumber 153 1. G P McFaden Hauling Lumber 154 3. F W Clancy Hauling Lumber 155 21.75 Charles McNeely Hauling Lumber 156 5.40 Wald & Campbell Nails etc 157 9.40 D L McCowan Boarding Prisoners 158 29. J W Hunt Repairs to cart 159 24.60 J H Woolery burying carrion 160 6.50 F W Wusthoff Slice & hardware 161 7.55 Herald Publishing Co Printing 162 2.00 Gas Fund Seattle Gas Light Co. Gas No 38 $219.50 J L Kahaley attending lights 39 36.50

219 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Mar 2/83 Fire Fund W A Perry Steward Engine House No 136 $ 75.00 Young & McKeon Tee&other pipe fittings etc. 137 $ 9.75 R H Calligan Hauling Coal 138 $ 3.50 Thos Lyle Buckets etc. 139 $ 4.85 F W Wusthoff Emery Cloth etc. 140 $ 3.00 D H Morton Hauling fixtures of Engine 141 $ .50 Anthony Holmes Braces etc. 142 $ 6.75 H W Wadleigh Water 143 $ 6.00 Chas McDonald To purchase coal 145 $ 15.00 Cherry Street Sidewalk Ord No 354 F H Whitworth Engineering No 177 $ 25.00 2d,3d & Intersecting Sts Grade ord 288 F H Whitworth Engineering No 178 $ 214.00 Chin Guan & Charlie Contract work Nos 179 to 187 $4212.26 The Claim of James Dunham for attending Engine sights for $24. is rejected Licenses Granted Geo C Thompson Retail S S Bailey Retail S S Bailey 1 Billiard Table J M King 1 Pigeon Hole Table Joe Keppler Grocery Joe Keppler 1 Pigeon Hole Table E K Cowles & Co Retail E K Cowles & Co 2 Billiard Tables Aug Mattsen Retail S Baxter & Co Wholesale G Sohuke Retail D A Jennings Wholesale Alexander Woodmansee Retail Schwabacher Bros & Co Wholesale Ordinances Received The City Attorney submits an Ordinance entitiled "To porvide for the grading of, and constructing sidewalks in portions of James, Cherry, Columbia, and Spring Streets in the City of Seattle" After due consideration said ordinance is adopted upon the following vote to wit: In favor of