City Clerk General Files ➔ Margaret Harmon, owner of the St Elme Lodging House, asked that the Coucil revoke the liquor license of an occupant of her building. She had not given him permission to sell liquor in her building.

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Identifier:

991244

Description

Margaret Harmon, owner of the St Elme Lodging House, asked that the Coucil revoke the liquor license of an occupant of her building. She had not given him permission to sell liquor in her building.

Date created:

July 29 1891

Series:

1802-04: City Clerk General Files

10

Location:

10 11 ,

Note:

Petition. 07/29/1891; Report of Committee on License and Revenue.; Report of Committee on License and Revenue.

Subject Terms:

LICENSES;LIQUOR SALES Textual Record

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Citation:

Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives, #991244, Series 1802-04.

Related People/Organizations:

Harmon, Margaret
Grubb, Peter
Sweeney, J. P.
Snyder, W. A.
Furry, George W.
Morford, R.
St. Elme Lodging House Textual Record

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