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993746
Bid from Seattle Lumber and Commercial Company for furnishing lumber to City.

September 4 1885

993665
Petition by nine residents and business owners to plank Madison and Marion Streets between West and Front Streets. Committee on Streets granted petition.

September 26 1890

993399
Petition of over 30 residents and business owners protesting the placement of a double track for electric railway line franchise on West Street between Yesler and Pike Streets. "On account of the narrowness of the street and the large amount of teaming t

November 22 1889

993398
Petition of property owners along West and Pike Streets protesting the placement of a railroad along their property lines, stating that it will cause irreparable damage.

August 12 1889

993246
Petition of Watson C. Squire, of the Union Trust Company to the City Council, asking for cancellation of penalties and interest on street grade tax on the improvements of his property, which he had owned since 1876, at lots 5 and 6 of Maynard's Addition,

August 31 1893

993096
Lease made between the City of Seattle and Seattle Lumber and Commercial Company for Madison Street. The part situated west of the alley and running through Blocks A and B in A.A. Denny's First Addition and the wharf will be leased to The City of Seattle

March 17 1886

993004
Petition by Seattle Lumber and Commercial Company to lease a portion of Railroad Avenue. Committee on Fire and Water reported unfavorably to petition.

September 20 1889

992777
Petition by Isaac Dobson, president of the Seattle Lumber and Commercial Company to be allowed the same compensation that J.M. Colman received. Dobson planked West Street and requested any future street assessments on West Street to be offset against his

August 27 1890

992548
Petition from five residents to have Marion Street West of Front Street planked.

March 6 1884

992486
Two lengthy petitions protesting the proposed ordinance 484 which would amend Section 1 of Ordinance 262 relating to the right-of-way known as Rams Horn. The proposed Ordinance would relinquish a 30- foot strip of right-of-way of two railroad companies a

April 13 1894

992431
Five property owners appointed Isaac Dobson as appraiser. Their land was next to Railroad Avenue and was condemned by the City for street improvements through Ordinance 1145 and 1146.

January 1 1889

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