City Clerk General Files ➔ The Committee on Fire and Water investigated the number of employees at the Lake Washington Pumping Station and the Broadway Pumping station. It found that there were more employees than had been been authorized by the City Council and recommended that th

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Identifier:

991781

Description

The Committee on Fire and Water investigated the number of employees at the Lake Washington Pumping Station and the Broadway Pumping station. It found that there were more employees than had been been authorized by the City Council and recommended that the Superintendent of the Water Works discharge the extra employees.

Date created:

August 13 1894

Series:

1802-04: City Clerk General Files

14

Location:

14 5 ,

Note:

Report of Committee on Fire and Water. 08/13/1894

Subject Terms:

WATER DEPARTMENT;WATER SUPPLY FACILITIES;CITY EMPLOYEES;INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS Textual Record

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Citation:

Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives, #991781, Series 1802-04.

Related People/Organizations:

Clise, H. R.
Jordan, J. Eugene
Anderson, Alexander Textual Record

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