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Works
992680
Bolton Rogers, Police Chief, submitted a monthly report to the Council detailing the suspension of certain officers. See full description in Digital Collections
Collaboration is restricted.
992682
Eleven citizens petitioned the Council for a sidewalk to be made on Spring Street between Third and Fourth Streets. See full description in Digital Collections
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992686
Fifty-three merchants doing business on South Second Street petitioned the Council to have the street opened. The street was occupied and controlled by the Oregon Improvement Company, the parent company of Columbia and Puget Sound Shore Railroad. See full description in Digital Collections
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992688
Fred E. Sander, owner of the Boston Heights addition, petitioned the Council for permission to grade certain streets in the addition at his own expense. See full description in Digital Collections
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992689
Mrs. M. Sutton and Mr. Z.T. Chambers petitioned the Council to help Mrs. Ledgers. Mrs. Ledgers had three girls and was unable to support them on her own. See full description in Digital Collections
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992694
T.J.E. Scoones petitioned the council to have his present auctioneer's license extended. See full description in Digital Collections
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992695
Eighteen citizens and taxpayers of South Seattle petitioned the Council for a Water Main. See full description in Digital Collections
992698
The Seattle Hardware Company petitioned the Council for permission to erect a temporary awning in the alley where the store receives merchandise. See full description in Digital Collections
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992699
The Seattle Dry Dock and Ship Building Company, contractors for the construction of the boat Snoqualmie, offered a suggestion and their services regarding the efficiency of the boat. See full description in Digital Collections
992702
The Scandinavian American Bank paid two thousand dollars under protest. The check was dated Aug. 8, 1899. See full description in Digital Collections
Collaboration is restricted.