City of Seattle Records

96 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE July 14/82 of Seattle, County of King and Territory of Washington." After due consideration said ordinance is adapted by the following vote; to wit: In faove of Thos Clancy, Wm A Jennings G L Manning M Densmore, Chas McDonald and JohnKeenan. Against Adoption none. A petition is received from the Trustees of the M E Church asking for the refunding of $10.00 license collected from Miss A R Luce Said petition is granted and it is ordered that a warrant for $10.00 be drawn on the City fund in favor of Chas K Jenner The Street Committee report on the petitionof the Sisters of Charity praying for the vacation of the alley in Block 18 in Borens addition to Seattle. Ordered that said petition be granted and said alley be and hereby is declared vacated. Ordered that the Council stand adjourned until thrusday July 20th 1882 Attest: E S Osborne Clerk Approved L P Smith Mayor BE itr emembered that on this 20thday of july 1882 the Common Council of the City of Seattle meets in its Council chamber pursuant to adjournment of July 14th 1882 Present, His Honor the Mayor, L P Smith and Councilmen John Collins, W A Jennings, John Keenan, Chas McDonald and G L Manning. Therupon the following proceedings are had. Ordered that the chief of Police be and he hereby instructed to employ 20 Special Police for one week The Finanace Committee report on the Semi-annual Report fo the City Treasurer; whereupon said Report of the treasurer is approved by the Council, accepted and ordered placed on file. The folowing claims having been duly audited by the Council are ordered paid by warrant drawn on the City Fund; New England Hotel Infected Bedding etc 111 $20.00 C Hanford & Co Printing Election Laws 112 12.00 J N McGrath Inspector of Election 1st Wards 113 4.00 H G Thornton Judge of Election 1st Wards 114 4.00 Jesse King Judge of Election 1st Wards 115 4.00

117 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Sept1/82 From Fire and Water, on petition of W H White et al for the purchase of 20x60 feet off West End of Lot 2 Block 5 of Boren's Plat for our Engine House, recommending the purchase of 25 by 60 feet of West end of said Lot. From Fire and Water showing that $3.75 had been paid into treasury for changes on freight landed at City Inclines & recommending the regulation of rates for landing property on City Inclines. Referred to the City Attorney with instructions to recommend such action as he may be advised for the best interests of the City. From License and Revenue on application of Robert Hahn for a Grocery License, recommending the rejection of said application. Adopted & License refused. From Judiciary and Legislature of Reports of City Justices, recommending the adoption of same, Adopted From finance rejecting the claim of F W Wusthoff for sundries furnished County coroner in the sum of $10.00 Adopted & claim rejected The following claims having been duly audited by the Council and ordered paid by Warrants drawn on the funds & in the amount following to wit: City Fund E S Osborne Clerk No 154 $41.64 C H Hanford Atty 155 41.65 J H Woolery Chief of Police 156 100.00 W B Thompson Police 157 80.00 D M McCowan Police 158 80.00 James Welch Police 159 80.00 Dr E L Smith Health Officer 160 50.00 T H Cann City Justice 161 21.10 F H Whitworth Locating City Engine House 162 6.00 Stewart & Ebersold Job Work 163 23.25 C Hanford & Co Job Work 164&165 10.50 M V B Stacy Ground Rent for Jails 166 10.00 O Schillestad 1 case for Clerk 167 4.50 Catherine Weritt Costs in action-vs-City 168 27.15

119 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE Sept 1/82 purchasing 25 by 60 feet off the West side of Lot 2 Block 5 in Boren's plat, thereupon the Report of the Committee on Fire and Water recommending such purchase is adopted upon the following vote to wit: In favor of adoptioin Collins, Cosper, Gasch, McDonald and Manning Against adoption Clancy and Rasin Ordered that the said Report of the Committee on Fire and Water be & is hereby referred to the Committee on Judiciary with instructions to submit an Ordinance on providing for the purchase of said property. the vote on said order is as follows: In Favor of said order, Collins, Cosper, Gasch, McDonald & [Manning]], Against said order, Clancy and Rasin. And now in pursuance of Ordinance No 284 the Council proceeds to examine & equalize the assessment roll for the Front Street Grade provided by said ordinance & to hear all Complaints touching said Roll; pending which the matter of such consideration is laid over until Monday evening September 4th at 7&12 o'clock PM And now in pursuance of Ordinance No 288 the Council proceeds to examine & equalize the assessment roll for the 2nd, 3rd & other Streets Grades provided by said Ordinance & to hear all Complaints touching said rolls, pending which the matter of such consideration is laid over until Monday September 4th 1882 at 7&1/2 o'clock PM And now in pursuance of Ordinance No 289 the Council proceeds to examine & equalize the assessment roll for the Union Street grade provided by said Ordinance & to hear all Compliants touching said Roll; pending which the matter of such consideration is laid over until Monday September 4th 1882 at 7&1/2 o' clock PM And now Council proceeds to open the bids for Stationary received by the Clerk pursuant to notes duly published, which bids are in the sums to wit: Daniel & Woodruff $65.35; Pumphrey & Lowman $61.16, And now the Council proceeds to open the bids for job printing received by the Clerk pursuant to notes duly published which bids are from C Hanford & Co, and Stewart & Ebersold

146 JOURNAL OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE Oct 6/82 J H Woolery Chief of Police No 187 $100.00 D L MCCowan Police 188 80.00 W B Thompson Police 189 80.00 James Welch Police 190 80.00 R H Calligan Police 191 80.00 C H Hanford Attorney 192 41.65 T H Cann J P Fees 193 23.15 J D Lowman Moneys refunded to Frank Hinckley 194 75.00 Chronicle Publishing Co Printing 195 162.80 Pumphrey & Lowman Stationary 196 83.56 M V B Stacy Ground Rent of Jails 197 10.00 C Hanford & Co Job Work 198 7.00 D L MCCowan Stationary etc purchased 199 2.80 James P Ludlow Fees in city-v-McNaughr 200 5.30 J H McGraw Fees in city-v-McNaughr 201 3.50 Thomas Smith rent of dry pound 202 3.00 Road Fund Henry Sheahan Labor$84 use of horse$22 Prisoners Board$28.67 No 80 $134.67 M S Costello Labor 81 65.00 Luther Albee Labor 82 57.50 Stephen Berry Labor 83 50.00 Thomas Rock Labor 84 43.75 F W Wusthoff Nails & Hardware 85 9.90 Fred Bones Repair to Harness 86 4.50 James Bogart Labor 87 2.50 J L Kahaley Hauling Lumber 88 1.50 Geo Newell Mall & Handle 89 1.25 Gas Fund J L Kahaley Attending Gas Lights No 19 $34.00 Fire Fund W A Perry Steward Engine House No 74 $75.00 T D Hinckley Ground Rent 75 8.00 O C Shorey & Co Repairs to Hose Cart 76 4.00 Miller & Miller Hauling Coal 77 2.50 L Newman Key Work on Fire Engine 78 2.25 F W Wusthoff Emery cloth & Polishing material 79 2.15 ChasMcDonald to purchase Coal 80 10.00

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.