Bonds
Found in 426 Collections and/or Records:
City of Ballard City Clerk's Files
City of Georgetown City Clerk's Files
Administrative records of Georgetown filed with the City Clerk. Includes bids and proposals, specifications, correspondence, city officials' reports, franchises, petitions, and oaths of office. The bulk of records relate to local improvements, extension of city services, and franchise administration.
City of West Seattle City Clerk's Files
Administrative records of West Seattle filed with the City Clerk. Includes contracts, bonds, correspondence, city officials' reports, franchises, oaths of office, petitions, resolutions, and bids and proposals. Filed alphabetically by subject or record type.
City of Columbia City Clerk's Files
Finance Committee Records
Papers of the Finance Committee collected by chairman Dolores Sibonga. Among the subjects regularly addressed by the committee are reviewing departmental annual reports, operating budgets, emergency fund requests and grant applications. In addition it adopts the budgets and investment plans and authorized collective bargaining agreements and payments for at fault accidents involving city vehicles.
Frank Manker, Appellant, vs. American Savings Bank & Trust Company, a banking corporation, and City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, Respondents., 1924
J. G. Von Herberg vs. The City of Seattle, Ed L. Terry as Treasurer and Harry Carroll as Comptroller, of the City of Seattle, and Puget Sound Power and Light Company, 1928
J.G. Von Herberg vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, ED. L. Terry, as Treasurer, and Harry W. Carroll, as Comptroller of the City of Seattle, and Puget Sound Power & Light Company, a corporation, 1930
Municipal Transportation System Revenue Bonds
Correspondence, legal opinions, and copies of legislation relating to a ten million dollar loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to modernize the Seattle Municipal Street Railway System. The City issued bonds to pay for the loan. The system was reorganized as the Seattle Transit System under the direction of the Seattle Transportation Commission. Included are documents outlining the organization and authority of the Commission.
Ordinance 1, 1902-05-06
An Ordinance fixing the compensation and determining the bond of the Town Clerk of the Town of West Seattle.
Ordinance 2, 1903-07-13
An ordinance fixing the amount of bonds and compensation of various town officers.
Ordinance 2, 1902-05-06
An Ordinance fixing the compensation to be paid to the Attorney for the Town of West Seattle.
Ordinance 3, 1906-01-15
An ordinance fixing the official bonds of the officers of the City of Columbia.
Ordinance 3, 1890-01-24
An Ordinance requiring certain officers of Town of Ballard to execute and file official bonds, and fixing the penalties thereof.
Ordinance 3, 1893-01-16
An ordinance fixing and providing for the giving of a bond by the Town Treasurer.
Ordinance 3, 1902-05-06
An Ordinance fixing the amount of the bond of the Treasurer of the Town of West Seattle.
Ordinance 3, 1904-01-25
An Ordinance fixing the amount of bonds to be given by the City Treasurer, City Attorney and City Clerk of the City of Georgetown.
Ordinance 4, 1906-07-10
An ordinance fixing the bond of the Treasurer of the city of Southeast Seattle, Washington.
Ordinance 4, 1902-05-06
An Ordinance fixing the compensation of the Town Marshal and Street Commissioner, and determining the amount of his bond.
Ordinance 4, 1904-01-25
An Ordinance creating a Police Department for the City of Georgetown; providing for the appointment of a marshal and one policeman, and fixing their salaries and bonds, and defining their duties.
Ordinance 7, 1906-02-05
An ordinance providing for the improvement of Crawford Street in Columbia Terrace, an addition to the Town (now City of Columbia, from the east margin of the present planking of Rainier Avenue in said addition to the west margin of Caldwell Street, by planking, under the five-year bonding system, and the payment of the cost thereof by local assessment.
Ordinance 8, 1903-08-24
An ordinance providing for the making of certain local improvements within the Town of South Park, and the manner in which special assessments therefor may be made and collected on property specially benefited thereby, and the modes of paying for the same.
Ordinance 9, 1906-02-05
An ordinance providing for the improvement of M Street, in the City of Columbia, from the eastern boundary of Milton-Noble Street to the shore of Lake Washington, by clearing, grubbing, grading and planking, under the five-year bonding system and the payment of the cost thereof by means of local assessment.
Ordinance 13, 1904-02-15
An Ordinance providing the manner in which the city may enter into contracts.