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Seattle Title Plat

1965

1002
Seattle Title Plat

1965

1003
Seattle Title Plat

1965

1004
Seattle Title Plat

1965

1005
Seattle Title Plat

1965

1006
Seattle Title Plat

1965

1007
Seattle Title Plat

1965

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NP Railway Seattle, Wash. Industrial District - King Street to Seattle City Limits

February 10 1941

191997
[Yesler Way and 1st Ave S]

1895 – 1900

990348
I. A. Nadeau, General Agent in Seattle for the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, sent a letter to the Mayor and Council objecting to a Chinese laundry at Ninth and Fir Streets.

May 9 1891

990709
I.A. Nadeau of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company offered to supply the Fire Department with a new hose and nozzle to replace a similar hose damaged by a switch engine during the Harrington-Smith Fire.

October 2 1890

990711
I. A. Nadeau of the Northern Pacific Railroad Co. wrote the Board of Fire Commissioners about City equipment damaged by a switch engine, noting that he had "sent east" for a replacement nozzle.

December 5 1890

990907
C. Tillie Fonda and George Fonda protested the local improvement tax charged against their lots in Block 85 Terry's Second Addition. The land was taxed under Ordinance No. 2309 for the improvement of Broadway and DeForrest.

November 6 1901

992003
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company and the Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad Company requested 30 more days in which to have gates in operation at certain street crossings. They claimed that the gates were still in transit from Chicago and that they would install them as soon as they arrived. The Board of Alderman reported favorably.

June 19 1893

992012
The Board of Public Works requested permission to give the Northern Pacific Railway Company a permit to stretch a sign across Columbia Street. The Committee on Streets and Street Improvements recommended that the permit not be granted. The committee believed that granting the permit would establish a very bad and dangerous precedent and would be a direct violation of the City Ordinances.

April 8 1892

992829
Four large railway companies petitioned the Council not to enact Ordinance 2790 requiring the companies to light certain railway crossings intersecting with public streets. The Committees on Street Lights recommended the petition not be granted.

November 26 1894

992842
A City Council committee reported on the results of a conference with representatives of the Seattle and Montana Railway regarding the leasing of certain property on Railroad Avenue for a railway terminal.

July 24 1890

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