Street Railways
Found in 76 Collections and/or Records:
Board of Public Works Miscellaneous Subject Files
Correspondence, reports, applications, permits, petitions, and contracts relating to construction, condemnations, street use, franchises, and rights of way. This series is an artificial collection arranged alphabetically by subject.
C. S. Hilstad and Birdie Hilstad vs. The City of Seattle, 1928
Municipal Street Railway System Chief Engineer's Records
Correspondence, memoranda, notes, and studies relating to planning, routing, rehabilitation of the system, and trackage and equipment. These are the files of M.D Anderberg.
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
D. W. Joyner and Isabelle Joyner, his wife vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1927
Dorothy M. Green, Administratrix of the Estate of Carroll B. Green, deceased vs. City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1927
Edna Simmons, a minor, by Edward Simmons, her guardian ad litem vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation of the first class, 1929
Edwin P. Whiting, Executor of the Estate of Sarah F. Whiting, Deceased vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1927
Einar Anderson vs. George C. Grandy and Alma M. Grandy, his wife; The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1929
Ella V. Humphreys, et vir. vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation
E.M. Neils and E.E. Markham vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, and H.W. Carroll, as City Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk thereof, Thomas G. Hitt and Chas. D. Donnelly, 1935
Emily Louise Eastwood vs. City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1931 - 1932
Evelyn Hilstad, a minor, by C.S. Hilstad, Guardian ad Litem vs. The City of Seattle, 1928
Franchise Reports
Statements by franchise holders including name, character of franchise, length, date originally granted, original holder of franchise, date of franchise transfer (if applicable), officers of company or corporation, ordinance numbers granting franchise, and other information concerning the franchise. The bulk of reports relate to railroad and street railway franchises, but also include telephone and telegraph services, utilities, and fire alarm systems.
Frieda Hohman vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1934
George E. Bradshaw; Daniel Lynn Fisher, by his Guardian ad Litem, Thomas A. Matthews; and Melvin R. DeVore as Administrator of the Estate of Fae Devore, deceased, vs. City of Seattle, a municipal corporation; and Northern Pacific Railroad Company, a corporation, 1952 - 1953
G.P. James vs. The City of Seattle, 1931
Great Northern Railway Company, a corporation, vs. City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1934
Haakon Fredericks vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation of the first class, 1930
H.O. Poland vs. City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1939
In the Matter of the Application of the Sound Transit Company, a corporation, for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate motor vehicles for the transportation of passengers between Roosevelt Heights and the City of Seattle., 1923
Isaac Skidmore vs. The City of Seattle, 1926
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. L. Osborn vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation; W. A. Osborn and Iva Osborn, his wife vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation; J. L. Osborn and Rose Osborn, his wife vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1927
Jessye Viola Woodruff, Administratrix of the Estate of Warren H. Woodruff, deceased vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1926
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
John E. Burkheimer and Ruby W. Burkheimer vs. City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1931
Johnson Crozier vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation; Arno Nielsen vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation; and Clarence Jensen, et ux. vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1931
Joseph Butcher, by Opal Oppie, his guardian ad litem vs. The City of Seattle, 1927
Kathlyn Tobin, Appellant, vs. the City of Seattle, Respondent., 1923
Kathlyn Tobin vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1926
Leo Murphy and Rose Murphy, his wife vs. William Schwartz and B. E. Schwartz, doing business as Eagle Cab Company, the Mutual Union Insurance Company, a corporation, Henry Isings and Bertha Isings, his wife, 1927
Mary Heva vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1928
Mary Holm vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1930
Mary Jones, as Administratrix of the Estate of Clarence J. Jones, deceased vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, Dominick Soraci, and Dorothy M. Soraci, his wife, 1927
Municipal Street Railway System Annual Reports
The Municipal Street Railway System annual reports date from 1919 to 1937, although reports for some years are missing. Two reports exist for 1919; the second is a report on the finances of the Municipal Street Railway System by the Comptroller. The reports include financial information (in its first year of operation, the System operated at a loss of 18,000 dollars) and information on routes, including schedule changes and revenue, as well as other operating statistics.
Old Colony Trust Company, as trustee vs. The City of Seattle, County of King, W. W. Shields, as Treasurer, and Matt Starwich, as Sheriff, of King County, 1926
Oscar Engstrom, Plaintiff-Appellant, vs. The City of Seattle (a Municipal Corporation), Defendant-Respondent. H. F. Tonkin, Plaintiff-Appellant, vs. The City of Seattle (a Municipal Corporation), Defendant-Respondent. , 1916-1917
Patrick H. Dolan and Mary L. Dolan vs Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company and the City of Seattle, 1913 - 1913
[Photographs accompanying Communication of Earl M. Eba relating to transportation in Rainier Valley. Not scanned. CF 150819 ], 1936 - 1936
Puget Sound Power and Light Company, a corporation vs. J. G. Von Herberg, City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, Ed. L. Terry, as Treasurer, and Harry W. Carroll, as Comptroller of the City of Seattle, October 1928
Puget Sound Power & Light Company and the City of Seattle, Plaintiffs in Error, vs. the County of King, Frank W. Hull, as Assessor of King County; Norman M. Wardall, as Auditor of King County, and Wm. A. Gaines, as Treasurer of King County, Defendants in Error., 1922 - 1923
Puget Sound Power & Light Company, Appellant, vs. City of Seattle, County of King, W. W. Shields, as Treasurer of King County, and Matt W. Starwich, as Sheriff of King County, Appellees., 1925 - 1925
Puget Sound Power & Light Company (formerly named Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company), Plaintiff-Appellant, vs. the City of Seattle et al., Defendants-Respondents, the City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, Cross-Complainant-Appellant, vs. Puget Sound Power & Light Company, et al., Cross-Defendants-Respondents., 1922
Puget Sound Power & Light Company, Petitioner (Plaintiff), vs. S. B. Asia, Daniel W. Bass, John H. Carter, Herman Chapin, Pierre P. Ferry, T. N. Haller, Paul C. Harper, Roy J. Kinnear, W. W. Miller, Emanuel Rosenburg, R. C. Southworth, J. W. Townsend, David Whitcomb and Worrall Wilson, Respondents (Defendants)., 1921 - 1922
Puget Sound Power & Light Company, Plaintiff, vs. the City of Seattle et al., Defendants., 1924
Puget Sound Power & Light Company vs. The City of Seattle, 1927
Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Company Maps and Property Inventory
Register of Franchise Reports
Annual franchise statements required by Ordinance 4953. Includes name of franchise holder, character of franchise, length, date granted, to whom originally granted, date transferred if applicable, whether holder is person or corporation, owners/officers, ordinance granting franchise, and comments. Franchises include telephone and telegraph, railroads, electric street railway, water systems, electric power lines, gas lines, and fire alarm systems among others.
R.H. Dahline and Edna Dahline vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1931
Solomon Zettler vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1929
State ex rel. Frank Edwards vs. The Superior Court of the State of Washington in and for King County and Hon. Malcolm Douglas, Judge thereof, 1931 - 1932
State of Washington, ex rel., Glen Dunbar, Relator and Respondent, vs. the City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, Carl H. Reeves, as Superintendent of Public Utilities thereof, and D. W. Henderson, as Superintendent of Railways thereof, Respondents and Appellants., 1922
State of Washington ex rel Tacoma Railway and Power Company, Plaintiff, v. The Public Service Commission of the State of Washington, E. F. Blaine, Chairman, and Arthur A. Lewis and Frank R. Spinning, Commissioners, Respondents., 1918
State of Washington ex rel. William Buchanan, vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation; Edward Clifford, Edith E. Gattis, and George P. Listman, as Civil Service Commissioners of the City of Seattle; and J.D. Ross, Superintendent of Lighting Department of the City of Seattle, 1931 - 1932
State of Washington vs Seattle, Renton & Southern Railway Company, 1911 - 1911
State v. General Electric et al, 1962-1973
The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, Harry W. Carroll, as City Comptroller and Ex-Officio City Clerk thereof, and Ed. L. Terry, as City Treasurer thereof, Appellants, vs. Puget Sound Power & Light Company, a corporation, Appellee., 1924
The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation vs. Puget Sound Power & Light Company, 1927
The City of Seattle vs. Puget Sound Power & Light Company, 1926
The Public Service Commission of Washington ex rel Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company, Plaintiff, vs. the City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, Defendant., 1917
The Seattle Electric Co., a Corporation, Respondent, vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, George W. Dilling, as Mayor, A. L. Valentine, as Superintendent of Public Utilities, and R. S. Pierce, as city Attorney, Appellants. , 1913-1914
The Seattle Electric Company, Complainant, vs. The City of Seattle, et al., Respondents., 1919
The State of Washington, ex rel., P. C. Lennon, Respondent, vs. J. Y. C. Kellogg, Burt A. Northrup and Ralph McCullough, as they are the Civil Service Commission of the City of Seattle, Appellants., 1922
The State of Washington, Ex Rel. Philo Howard vs. The City of Seattle, et al., 1929
The State of Washington, ex rel. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation vs. William Shields, as Treasurer of King County, a municipal corporation of the State of Washington, and Ex-officio Tax Collector of the City of Seattle, 1926
The State of Washington, on the relation of C. E. Raines, and others, Plaintiffs, vs. the City of Seattle, a municipal corporation; Frank E. Boyle, Donna E. Baker, and T. H. Bolton, as Civil Service Commission of the City of Seattle; D. W. Henderson, as Superintendent of the Seattle Municipal Street Railway, Defendants. A. H. Force, Intervener., 1925 - 1925
The State of Washington on the Relation of The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, Respondent, vs. Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company, a Corporation, Appellant., 1919
T.M. Park vs. The City of Seattle, 1930
Town of South Park City Clerk's Files
Administrative records of South Park filed with the City Clerk. Materials include contracts, claims, bonds, correspondence, city officials' reports, oaths of office, petitions, and tax statements. Records relate to local improvements, franchise operations, elections, and licensing of saloons and sporting exhibitions.
George Benson Transportation Subject Files
Correspondence, reports, studies, committee minutes, news releases, and notes relating to City transportation and traffic issues. The bulk of the records concern reestablishing the electric trolley system and developing the Waterfront Streetcar.