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990009
Order of the Board of Alderman, directing the Seattle Consolidated Street Railway Company to repair Albert and Howell Streets from Eighth Street to Mercer Street, "as regards the planking of said streets, either by having the present planking repaired or removed." Also contains related correspondence with the Board of Public Works and the Law Department.

990009_transcript
Transcript of: Order of the Board of Alderman, directing the Seattle Consolidated Street Railway Company to repair Albert and Howell Streets from Eighth Street to Mercer Street, "as regards the planking of said streets, either by having the present planking repaired or removed." Also contains related correspondence with the Board of Public Works and the Law Department.

992519
Petition of the Receiver of the Rainier Power and Railway Company to stop operating for one year the portion of the line between Yesler Avenue and Almy Street at the south end of Lake Union, without penalty or forfeiture of the franchise. The petitioner

April 6 1894

992547
The Seattle Consolidated Street Railway Company reported that "we have tried the experiment of street lighting off of a 500 volt direct railway circuit and find it an expensive failure. We have no other light machines at present suitable for the work and

November 14 1891

992816
The Seattle Consolidated Street Railway Company petitioned the Council for a railway franchise. The railway would be partially on Pine Street.

January 2 1893

992817
The Seattle Consolidated Street Railway Company petitioned the Council to appoint a committee to review complaints made against the railway company.

January 30 1893

992823
The Seattle Consolidated Street Railway Company petitioned the Council protesting and offering a compromise of Ordinance 1568. The Ordinance allowed the City to collect a twenty-five dollar fee on each of the company's cars per year. The Ordinance was used as a tax only for this Company.

January 30 1893

992927
Petition from Seattle Consolidated Street Railway Company for return of their deposit. City Engineer reported a portion of the railway was not completed. The Committee on Finance recommended check be retained.

December 12 1892

992955
Petition of Seattle Consolidated Railway Company to lay steam pipe at 6th and Pine Streets. Report of Committee on Streets recommended granting of petition and passage of ordinance.

September 19 1894

992956
Petition by the Consolidated Street Railway Company for exemption from Ordinance No. 5231, requiring the Lake Street Line, running from Howell and 12th Streets to the shores of Lake Union, to operate with two men, for cost efficiency reasons. Petition by residents for continued one-man operation of the Lake Street Line, by the Seattle Consolidated Street Railway Company. Report of Judiciary Committee passed in favor of petition.

July 9 1894

993074
Bids (6) by the Seattle Consolidated Street Railway Company for construction and operation of an electric street railways at the following locations: Roy and Temperance Streets; Section 19, Township 25 North, Range 4 East, W.M.; Washington and South Third

February 24 1896

993075
Report of Committee on Railroads regarding franchises of Seattle Consolidated Street Railroad Company asked for an extension of thirty days in which to report on the franchises.

June 8 1896

993076
Two reports of Committee on Corporations. One report responds to the request from Seattle Consolidated Street Railway for passenger waiting rooms at the corner of Cedar and Front Street. The Committee recommends that construction "be left to the supervision of the Board of Public Works". The second report states that Seattle Consolidated Street Railway agrees to place trailers on the cars when needed so that passengers can remain inside the cars on the Fremont route.

November 30 1896

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