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63188
John S. Brace, House of Delegates

1890

63189
John S. Brace, House of Delegates

1890

990145
Forty-five tax paying citizens petitioned the Council for eleven street lights to be placed on Mercer, Republican, Thomas, Moltke, and John Streets.

990145_transcript
Transcript of: Forty-five tax paying citizens petitioned the Council for eleven street lights to be placed on Mercer, Republican, Thomas, Moltke, and John Streets.

990518
Charles W. Donnett requested permission to move his place of business and keep the same liquor license from his previous location. The License and Revenue Committee granted the request, providing that the new premises adhere to all other licensing limitat

June 16 1892

990571
A petition was submitted requesting that street lighting be installed in Edgewater, a community north of Lake Union. The Committee on City Lights, Committee on Street Lights, and the Board of Public Works reported favorably on the request. The citizens stated that, like those "in our enterprising suburban town Fremont" they wanted "a lamp to our feet and a light to our path."

December 7 1893

990571_transcript
Transcript of: A petition was submitted requesting that street lighting be installed in Edgewater, a community north of Lake Union. The Committee on City Lights, Committee on Street Lights, and the Board of Public Works reported favorably on the request. The citizens stated that, like those "in our enterprising suburban town Fremont" they wanted "a lamp to our feet and a light to our path."

December 7 1893

990618
A petition, signed by 24 citizens, was submitted requesting the installation of street light at the intersections of Drexel, Aldine and Lincoln Avenues, and at Johnson Avenue, Gould and Chicago Streets. The plan was adopted by the Council.

October 13 1892

990618_transcript
Transcript of: A petition, signed by 24 citizens, was submitted requesting the installation of street light at the intersections of Drexel, Aldine and Lincoln Avenues, and at Johnson Avenue, Gould and Chicago Streets. The plan was adopted by the Council.

October 13 1892

990625
The Democratic Party of Seattle submitted a list of their candidates for the 1894 General City Election. The list includes each candidates occupation and address.

March 1 1894

990626
A petition, signed by 70 citizens, was submitted requesting the installation of street lights at Broadway and DeForrest Streets north of Madison Street. The petition was granted.

February 15 1894

990626_transcript
Transcript of: A petition, signed by 70 citizens, was submitted requesting the installation of street lights at Broadway and DeForrest Streets north of Madison Street. The petition was granted.

February 15 1894

990628
The Democratic Party of Seattle submitted its list of nominees for the March 1892 City election. The list includes each nominee's address and occupation.

February 26 1892

990752
The House of Delegates Joint Resolution #1 was submitted calling for the painting of the chemical firehouse on Queen Anne Hill. The Committee on Fire and Water, the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, and Board of Public Works had recommended that the painting be done. The Mayor disapproved of the resolution citing Section 31 of Article 4 of the City Charter which provided that an ordinance muse be passed to allow for the expenditure. On the back of the report of the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds is a unrelated communication from the Mayor recommending H. E. Holmes to a position vacated by G. O. Guy.

April 11 1892

990791
A petition, signed by 7 citizens, requested that an arc light be placed on one of the corners at the junction of Front, Depot, Kentucky, and Grant Streets. The petition was granted.

September 6 1892

990845
A petition, signed by 34 citizens, requested a street light at the corner of Front Street and Wall Street. The petition was adopted.

October 25 1892

990914
A petition, signed by 5 citizens, requested that a street light be installed at the corner of Front Street and Seneca Street. The Board of Public Works reported favorably to the request.

September 5 1893

990949
Thomas Fleming applied for a liquor license.

December 21 1893

991049
C. F. Erickson applied for a license to operate an intelligence office.

November 12 1892

991052
A petition, signed by 22 citizens, was submitted requesting that street lights be established on East Street at its junction with Mastick, Blakley, Division, Filbert.

991052_transcript
Transcript of: A petition, signed by 22 citizens, was submitted requesting that street lights be established on East Street at its junction with Mastick, Blakley, Division, Filbert.

991072
A petition, signed by 19 property owners, requested that a street light be installed at the intersection of Eighth Street and Lenora Street. The petition is marked "favorable."

February 26 1894

991072_transcript
Transcript of: A petition, signed by 19 property owners, requested that a street light be installed at the intersection of Eighth Street and Lenora Street. The petition is marked "favorable."

February 26 1894

991135
A saloon owner withdrew his petition for a rebate of his liquor license. Petition was marked "favorable."

April 19 1893

991233
The Grant Street Electric Railway Company an extension of their street railway franchise from 25 years to 50 years.

January 9 1893

991336
The Superintendent of Buildings Bridges and Wharves reported that H. Hagan had illegally moved a frame building within the fire limits. Mr. Hagan had applied for a license to move the building but his application was refused. The Superintendent filed a complaint against Mr. Hagan in accordance with Ordinance No. 1464.

March 20 1893

991608
Johnson and Clark requested that the City refund the fee that they paid for their peddlers license. They claimed that they did not use the license after it was issued. They sold their team to H. C. Boles, the wood man. The delay in their request was due t

October 5 1892

991609
A petition, signed by 9 citizens and property owners, was submitted requesting that Joy Street be supplied with electric lights from Madison Street to Depot Street. The Board of Public Works reported favorably to the petition.

November 22 1892

991638
William J. Kelly requested permission to build a fish market at the foot of Washington Street. The petition was granted.

June 17 1893

991652
George Kinnear transfered a deed to the City for a strip of property in Block "A" of G Kinnears Addition. The land was to be used as an alley.

August 25 1892

991899
John J. Llewllyn applied for a license to operate an intelligence office. The Corporation Counsel and Committee on License and Revenue recommended that the petition be rejected since it wasn't in written form "and no endorsement as to his being a good moral character has been made" as required by Ordinance No. 1356.

April 25 1892

991900
William Lombardini requested a 19 day extension of his liquor license. The Health Officer had closed his saloon for 19 days during the term of his license. The Committee on Police License and Revenue reported unfavorably to his petition.

991904
A petition, signed by 47 citizens, residents and taxpayers, requested street lights in Latona. The Committee on City Light reported favorably to the petition.

December 1 1892

991987
E. F. Nieharga withdrew his application for a liquor license and asked that the City refund the $600 license fee he had paid. The Committee on License and Revenue recommended that he be refunded $405.

December 16 1892

992006
Nelson & Rosenfeldt applied for a music license.

October 17 1893

992011
E. F. Nieharge paid a fee of $600 for a retail liquor license. When he was not granted a license he asked for a refund of the fee. The Committee on Police License and Revenue recommended that he be refunded $540.

February 16 1893

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