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990307
The Committee on Rules and Order of Business reported that they submitted a proposal on Rules and Orders for Goverment of the Board of Aldermen.

October 17 1890

990309
The Committee on Credentials reported on the applicants for seats on the Board of Aldermen.

October 14 1890

990362
Pat Caroline of Snohomish City requested a refund of $8.00 from his paid 1890 property taxes. His argument was that there had been confusion about whether the 21 lots he owned were improved or unimproved property. The Committee on Equalization rejected hi

July 22 1891

990482
The Committee on Streets & Wharves reported their decision on the petition of H. F. Dearborn. They concur with the reports of the Board of Public Works and the City Engineer. The subject of the petition isn't mentioned.

990489
The Committee on Judiciary recommended that ordinances be passed granting A. A. Denny and the heirs of Thomas Minor additional lots in A. A. Denny's Broadway Addition.

990491
The Commitee on Judiciary reported in favor of an ordinance for the improvement of Drexel Avenue.

990504
The Committee on Streets and Wharves approved of the grading of Depot St. near Willow.

990509
Alex Duncan and G. Falk requested a tax rebate due to the fact that their properties in Renton Addition were not full lots as it was assessed. Accompanying items concern tax paid and favorable decision for rebate.

February 21 1891

990575
The Committee on Street Improvements reported favorably to the grading of Eighth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Twelfth Streets.

990581
The Committee on Judiciary recommended that a street railway franchise be granted to James K. Edminston.

990582
The Judiciary Committee recommended the passing of an ordinance that allowing the various committees of the City Council to appoint clerks to assist them.

990582_transcript
Transcript of: The Judiciary Committee recommended the passing of an ordinance that allowing the various committees of the City Council to appoint clerks to assist them.

990586
The Committee on Judiciary rejected the request of J. W. Edwards for a reduction of his property assessment, citing that the petition was too indefinate.

990586_transcript
Transcript of: The Committee on Judiciary rejected the request of J. W. Edwards for a reduction of his property assessment, citing that the petition was too indefinate.

990587
The Committee on Judiciary recommended a property tax rate for the improvement of Eleventh Street between Depot and Howell.

990588
Hans Ellingson requested that his assessment be adjusted on the assessment rolls for the grading of Baker Street under Ordinances #1395-1399. Both Committees on Judiciary were in favor of the adjustment.

March 30 1891

990588_transcript
Transcript of: Hans Ellingson requested that his assessment be adjusted on the assessment rolls for the grading of Baker Street under Ordinances #1395-1399. Both Committees on Judiciary were in favor of the adjustment.

990595
A petition, signed by 19 citizens, was submitted requesting that South Eleventh Street from Main to Yesler, and 9th Street from Yesler to Cedar be planked. The Board of Public Works recommend that the request be granted.

November 25 1890

990596
A petition was submitted by seven property owners along South Eleventh Street, protesting against the planking of South Eleventh Street. They believed they were being unfairly taxed for the improvement as they recieved little benefit from it. The Committee on Streets reported favorably on the petition.

February 28 1891

990634
A. A. Denny requested the grades be established in his Broadway addition. The Committee on Streets reported favorably to his request.

December 31 1890

990779
The Committee on Judiciary and the Board of Public Works recommended that Francis A. Bell's First Addtion be accepted as a plat.

February 16 1891

990780
Robert Fitzhenry requested the remission of his property taxes since he was not a resident of the City. The Committee on Judiciary reported that he should pay property taxes since he voted in the previous City election. The Committee offered that if he is

April 16 1891

990781
The Committee on Judiciary reported that it concurred with the House of Delegates and the Board of County Commissioners on T. R. Flemings petition for reduction in his property tax assessment.

990997
Louis Fuerer requested that the tax assessment for his property in Bells 7th Addition be corrected. His request was granted.

February 25 1891

991001
A petition, signed by 24 citizens, was submitted requesting that Fifth Street be planked from Depot Street to Vine Street. The Committee on Streets and Wharves and the Board of Public Works reported favorably to the petition.

February 3 1891

991001_transcript
Transcript of: A petition, signed by 24 citizens, was submitted requesting that Fifth Street be planked from Depot Street to Vine Street. The Committee on Streets and Wharves and the Board of Public Works reported favorably to the petition.

February 3 1891

991057
The Chairman of the Judiciary Committee investigated the condition South Eleventh Street. He determined that the street was in bad condition and that a railroad company had failed to maintain the street as it was supposed to under the terms of its franchise.

May 8 1891

991059
A petition was submitted requesting that South Eighth Street be planked from Dearborn Street to Weller Street. The Committee on Streets and Board of Public Works reported favorably to the petition.

December 31 1890

991060
The Comittee on the Mayoralty reported on the candidates to succeed Harry White as Mayor.

991065
A petition, signed by 16 citizens, requested that street lights be placed on East Street at Prince William Street and at Lake Street.

991065_transcript
Transcript of: A petition, signed by 16 citizens, requested that street lights be placed on East Street at Prince William Street and at Lake Street.

991085
John Graf requested that no change be made in the street grades near his property at Fifth Street and Terrace Street. He claimed that any change in the grade would damage his property. In a later petition he described how the grading was damaging his land and asked the City to repair the damage.

June 6 1890

991126
The L. H. Griffith Realty & Banking Company requested the approval of L. H. Griffith Realty and Banking Company's Subdivision of lots 7, 8, and 9 of Block 60 Heirs of Sarah A Bell's Second Addition. The Committee on Streets recommended that the plat be ac

November 9 1891

991315
The Committee on Judiciary recommended that the tax assessment for G. W. Hall's property in Block 6 Bell & Dennys Addition be adjusted to match the County assessment.

991316
The Committee on Judiciary reported in favor of canceling the assessment of Josiah M. Haines.

991564
The Committees on Streets reported favorably to the plat of "Johns Addition."

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