Gambling
Found in 31 Collections and/or Records:
A. G. Ford, Appellant, vs. the City of Seattle, a municipal corporation; J. Y. C. Kellogg, Chauncey L. Baxter and Ralph M. McCullough, as the Civil Service Commission of the City of Seattle, and W. H. Searing, as Chief of Police of the City of Seattle, Respondents., 1921
Budd Parr, and such other persons, firms or corporations similarly situated who may join herein as parties plaintiff, and Milton Roumm and J.S. Katz vs. The City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, 1938
Consumer Protection Scrapbooks
Scrapbooks containing news clippings related to consumer protection.
Department Efficiency Committee Documents
Dwyer & Company, a Washington Corporation, Plaintiff and Respondent, vs. the City of Seattle, a Municipal Corporation, Hugh M. Caldwell, Mayor thereof, and W. H. Searing, Chief of Police thereof, Defendants and Appellants. Joseph F. Dwyer, Intervenor., 1921
Frank Lee vs. W. B. Severyns, J. T. Mason, E. L. Hedges and Ivan Miller and The State of Washington, 1929
Hearings Transcripts
Verbatim transcripts of hearings on issues including limited access highways, department head appointments, ethics and fair campaign practices, urban renewal, allegations of graft in government, and public utility regulation. Especially interesting are the 1924 hearings by the City Council's Departmental Efficiency Committee investigating corruption in the Seattle Police Department. Also includes petitions and notices related to the hearings.
Ordinance 5, 1890-01-24
An Ordinance to provide revenue and to tax and license certain vocations, to fix the amount of such tax and provide for the collection thereof, and to make it penal to carry on any of the vocations or to keep any of the animals herein mentioned, without first paying such tax or obtaining such license, and providing for the prosecution of all violations of the ordinance.
Ordinance 9, 1902-05-20
An Ordinance defining vagrancy and prescribing the punishment therefor.
Ordinance 15, 1902-06-03
An Ordinance to suppress gambling in the Town of West Seattle, and providing a penalty.
Ordinance 16, 1904-02-29
An Ordinance for the preservation of public morality, peace, safety and good order of the City of Georgetown, and providing for the punishment of any breach of this ordinance.
Ordinance 17, 1890-06-07
An Ordinance defining and prescribing the punishment of certain misdemeanors.
Ordinance 26, 1902-07-01
An Ordinance to prohibit the maintaining, operating, playing or using nickel-in-the-slot machines, or other devices of like character wherein there enters a element of chance, and providing a penalty for the violation thereof.
Ordinance 33, 1904-05-16
An Ordinance for the regulation, control and licensing of pool rooms where betting, wagering, speculation, pool selling, or book making upon any horse race, or the result thereof, is had, made, done or carried on, whether such race or races are run in this City or State, or elsewhere, and providing a penalty for the unlawful carrying on of such businesses and for the violation of this Ordinance.
Ordinance 68, 1905-08-07
An ordinance to prevent and punish gambling, and the keeping of a gambling house in the Town of South Park.
Ordinance 258, 1897-05-04
An Ordinance to prevent and punish Gambling in the City of Ballard.
Ordinance 278, 1897-05-04
An Ordinance to prevent and punish Gambling in the City of Ballard.
Ordinance 328, 1907-10-09
An Ordinance amending Section 2 of Ordinance No. 33 of the City of Georgetown, by inserting an annual license fee therein and repealing said original Section 2 of Ordinance No. 33.
Ordinance 364, 1908-02-24
An Ordinance amending Section 2 of Ordinance No. 33 of the City of Georgetown, providing for the licensing and regulation of pool rooms, fixing a penalty for violations of this ordinance and repealing all ordinances and parts thereof conflicting herewith.
Ordinance 557, 1902-09-23
An Ordinance for the preservation of public morality, peace, safety and good order in the City of Ballard and providing for the punishment of violations of this ordinance.
Phyllis Lamphere Subject Files II
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and studies relating to Lamphere's activities and interests on City Council. Prominent subjects include parks, historic preservation, utilities, West Seattle Bridges, social services, and land use planning and zoning.
Charles T. Royer Departmental Correspondence
Charles T. Royer Legal Subject Files
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, copies of legislation, and City Attorney opinions relating to City-involved litigation, ordinances and codes, and subjects of a legal nature. Also included are some records from Mayor Wes Uhlman's legal staff. Primarily the records of Hugh Spitzer. Topics covered include personnel issues, Westlake Mall, Interstate 90, police intelligence, affirmative action, gay issues, and condo conversions.
Society Theatre, a corporation, G. and G. Theatre Company, a corporation. H. W. Bruen, Mrs. I. A. Winkler, F. L. Stannard, Class "A" Theatre Co., Joe Gargano, S. W. Hirth, W. L. Steele, W. T. McClarren, Frank M. Norton and M. P. Saunders, Plaintiffs and Respondents, vs. the City of Seattle, a municipal corporation, Hugh M. Caldwell, Maor thereof, and W. H. Searing, Chief of Police thereof, King County, Malcolm Douglas, Prosecuting Attorney thereof, and Matt Starwich, Sheriff thereof, Defendants and Appellants., 1922
Tim Hill Subject Files and Committee Records
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, and draft legislation reflecting Hill's activities and interests on Council. Also includes agendas, reports, and draft legislation of six City Council committees including: Finance, Parks and Community Services, Personnel and Property Management, Urban Development and Housing, Transportation, and Labor Relations. The records are identified as Accession 3056 at UW.
Phyllis Lamphere Subject Files I
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and studies relating to Lamphere's activities and interests on City Council. Prominent subjects include parks, historic preservation, utilities, West Seattle Bridges, social services, and land use planning and zoning. Also includes agendas, correspondence, reports, and draft legislation related to Lamphere's work as chair of the City Council's Intergovernmental Relations Committee.