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990449
The Chamber of Commerce reported to the City Council on the city's need for a new sewer system. The five-page report includes a discussion of sewer bonds and assessment.

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Transcript of: The Chamber of Commerce reported to the City Council on the city's need for a new sewer system. The five-page report includes a discussion of sewer bonds and assessment.

990944
Fred E. Sander and E. F. Wittler requested a franchise for an electric street railway.

January 13 1893

991559
A. Jackson, E. F. Wittler, and George M. Boman, signed a contract with the City to repair and rebuild the Jackson Street Bridge.

July 10 1889

991566
The James Street Construction Company submitted a bid of one dollar for a street railway franchise. The City Council accepted the bid.

August 7 1891

993209
Petition of E. H. Wittler regarding vacating Terry Street so that the property could be levelled and replatted. Wittler stated he was the "exclusive owner of all property abutting on Terry Street" and that it was a short street, 275 feet long, and "former

April 28 1890

993476
Report of the Committee on Public Buildings and City Property regarding an ordinance of conveyance saying that property from E. F. Wittler is "Beacon Park" instead of "Beach Park". The Committee recommends that the correction be made in the deed before it is accepted.

993580
Agreement between E. F. Wittler, Rosa Wittler, and the City of Seattle regarding Installing water mains and connections on property in the vicinity of South 14th Street, Lane Street, and Beacon Place.

February 28 1881

993690
Petition of E. F. Wittler and over 50 others for the planking of Main Street from Eleventh to Jackson, and on Jackson to Sixteenth. The street "is impassable for teams or delivery wagons.on account of sewer dug there last fall." claimed the petitioners.

February 7 1890

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