City of Seattle Records

249 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE May 4/83 Virginia Streets. Referred to the Committee on Streets and Street Improvements From Baptist Sunday School for refunding Concert license paid. Granted. From R. C. Graves et al for grading 8th Street from Pike to Olive. Referred to the Committee on Streets and Street Improvements. From Moses Keezer for the right to pile lumber in Cherry Street Referred to the Committee on Streets and Street Improvements From S. B Jackson for vacating alley in Block 56 Maynard's Referred to the Committee on Streets and Street Improvements From Grace Jacklin for an investigation as to damages done by grade to Lots 9 + 12 Block 43 Dennys. Referred to the Committee on Streets and Street Improvements From Seattle Literary, M&D Society for refunding concert license paid. Granted From Bailey Gatzert et al for grading 9th Street from Seneca to Mill. Referred to the Committee on Streets and Street Improve ments From B. F. Briggs for modifying grade on Spring Street Referred to Committee on Streets + Street Improvements + Surveyor From O. G. Root et al for raising Sidewalk on Front Street Referred to the Comtee on Streets and Street Improvements Reports Received and Referred Attorney to Judiciary and Legislative; Clerk & Treasurer to Finance; Surveyor submitting profiles of gradelines East of 7th Street, From Surveyor showing work done on Upper & lower Spring Street grades & Cherry Street grades - all referred to Streets; Health Officer to Health & Police; Harbor Master to Harbor & Wharves; Fire Warden to Public Buildings, Property & Grounds. Committees Reports Recd From Judiciary & Legislative asking further time on Street Railway Ordinance & on petition of H. Jones. Granted From Finance approving Clerks Statement of Cost of 2d, 3rd

W. S. Ladd, President. A. A. Denny, Vice President. John P. Hoyt, Manager. B. F. Briggs, Cashier. Capital Stock $200,000

Dexter Horton and Co. Bankers. Incorporated 1887 Seattle, W.T. Aug 2nd 1889

To the Hon Mayor and Council of the City of Seattle Gentlemen;

On my return from Snoqualmie This evening I find a notice of appointment as an appraiser on behalf of the City in three several cases, all of which I am compeled to decline oweing to the fact that I am now sojourning out of town with my family endeovring to recruit my health. very respectfully, A. A. Denny