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An Ordinance authorizing and directing the Mayor and City Clerk to enter into a contract with the Georgetown Water Company, a corporation.

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An Ordinance to provide fire protection for the Town of Ballard and authorizing the purchase of water pipe, steam pumps and fire hydrants for the same.

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An Ordinance authorizing and directing the Mayor and City Clerk to enter into a contract with the Georgetown Water Company, a corporation.

Abstract An ordinance providing for the improvement of "M" Street from Whittier Street to Lake Avenue; Holmes Street from "N" Street to "L" Street; Tennyson Street from "N" Street to "L" Street; Moore Street from "N" Street to "L" Street; Burns Street from "N" Street to "L" Street; Scott Street from "N" Street to "L" Street; Pope Street from "N" Street to "L" Street; Poe Street from "N" Street to Lake Avenue; and Lake Avenue from Poe Street to "M" Street, by laying water mains of proper dimensions...

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An Ordinance declaring it a misdemeanor to injure property in the City of Ballard, Washington, providing a penalty thereof, and offering a reward for the arrest and conviction of offenders thereon.

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An Ordinance granting to the City of Seattle the right to lay down, use and maintain water mains along, upon and under certain streets in the City of Georgetown.

Abstract An Ordinance granting to the Georgetown Water Company, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of Washington, its successors and assigns, the right, privilege and authority to erect, operate and maintain water works, reservoirs, stand pipes and pumping plants in connection with its water system and to locate, lay down, maintain and operate water pipes, mains, conduits, taps and hydrants in, along, and across the streets, avenues, alleys and other public places within the...

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An Ordinance provide for sealing private fire mains and to prohibit the unauthorized interference with sealed fire hydrants and the tapping of fire mains.

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An Ordinance to prevent the malicious destruction of property to prevent injury to the hose of the Fire Department and obstructing the street during a fire.