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JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
Jun 20 1887
Extend and establish [[Second Street]] in the City of
Seattle, and to provide for the condemnation of
real estate necessary therefor". On motion the
vote by which said Ordinance was passed is re-
considered over the mayor's veto. the motion is
lost by the following vote: Ayes [[Furth]], [[Frink]]
[[Russell]] & [[Reitze]]. Noes [[Hinckley]] & [[Lake]]
On motion of Councilman [[Furth]] the matter
of extending and widening [[Second Street]] is referred
to the Street Committee and the Committee directed
in conjunction with the City Surveyor to examine
and report an estimate of the cost of widening
[[Second Street]] to 90 feet in width from [[Depot Street]]
to [[Mill Street]] and [[South Third Street]] from [[Mill
Street]] to [[King Street]]
The Street Committee to whom was referred the plans
and specifications for the improvement of [[Fourth
Street]] from [[Union Street]] to [[Bell Street]] recom-
mending that the same be approved and adopted
and on motion the same are approved and adopted.
On motion [[Otto Smith]] is appointed Clerk of Election
for the Third Ward Vice [[R M Hopkins]] declined to serve.
Ordinances
An Ordinance is submitted by the City Attorney
entitiled "An Ordinance to provide for the grading
and improvement of [[Fourth Street]] from [[Union
Street]] to [[Bell Street]]", which is passed by the
following vote viz: Ayes [[Furth]], [[Frink]], [[Lake]], [[Hinckley]]
[[Russell]] & [[Reitze]] noes none.
An Ordinance is submitted by the City Attorney
entitiled "An Ordinance esteablishing the grade of
[[Fourth Street]] from [[Kinnear Street]] to [[Bell Street]] 218 2218
JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
Jun 20 1887
Extend and establish [[Second Street]] in the City of
Seattle, and to provide for the condemnation of
real estate necessary therefor". On motion the
vote by which said Ordinance was passed is re-
considered over the mayor's veto. the motion is
lost by the following vote: Ayes [[Furth]], [[Frink]]
[[Russell]] & [[Reitze]]. Noes [[Hinckley]] & [[Lake]]
On motion of Councilman [[Furth]] the matter
of extending and widening [[Second Street]] is referred
to the Street Committee and the Committee directed
in conjunction with the City Surveyor to examine
and report an estimate of the cost of widening
[[Second Street]] to 90 feet in width from [[Depot Street]]
to [[Mill Street]] and [[South Third Street]] from [[Mill
Street]] to [[King Street]]
The Street Committee to whom was referred the plans
and specifications for the improvement of [[Fourth
Street]] from [[Union Street]] to [[Bell Street]] recom-
mending that the same be approved and adopted
and on motion the same are approved and adopted.
On motion [[Otto Smith]] is appointed Clerk of Election
for the Third Ward Vice [[R M Hopkins]] declined to serve.
Ordinances
An Ordinance is submitted by the City Attorney
entitiled "An Ordinance to provide for the grading
and improvement of [[Fourth Street]] from [[Union
Street]] to [[Bell Street]]", which is passed by the
following vote viz: Ayes [[Furth]], [[Frink]], [[Lake]], [[Hinckley]]
[[Russell]] & [[Reithze]] noes none.
An Ordinance is submitted by the City Attorney
entitiled "An Ordinance esteablishing the grade of
[[Fourth Street]] from [[Kinnear Street]] to [[Bell Street]] 218 |