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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1911
Page
7
A historical ad promotes Hot Springs Mineral Water as a universal remedy for many ailments. It claims the tonic cures digestive issues, rheumatism, swollen joints, and other diseases. The text touts a teaspoonful added to hot water as a mineral water cure and lists Dr. Jacob Smith at a clinic in Vieweer Square.
A jumbled historical ad page fragment lists medical services and specialists at 203 Epler Block and 2nd Avenue with offers and prices, mentions a Dr Wm To Levering and other medical and household services, then shifts to various business ads for printing, stamps, litho and typewriter supplies, followed by a section header Legal Notices.
Resolution 1911 proposes amending Section 2 of Article VII to specify police chief appointment under civil service rules, eligibility and removal conditions, and retirement provisions. It calls for voter submission at the March 1911 general election, with formal signatures and city officials authenticating the measure.
Resolution to amend Section 11 of Article IX to fix annual tax rates for Seattle and permit limited emergency expenditures. Submission to voters at the next general election set for March 7, 1911. City Council Passed January 3 1911 with Murphy presiding and Rothwell noting.
The City of Seattle proposes to amend Section 1 of Article IV to reserve the initiative and referendum powers to the people. The measure outlines petition thresholds, comptroller verification, council action, and potential special elections, with procedures for measures passed or rejected and for emergencies. It specifies submission timing and publication requirements for the amendment.
A proposed ordinance in Beattie regulates installation maintenance and operation of electrical wires and apparatus in streets alleys and public places. It sets spacing limits from poles prohibits high voltage above 600 volts in certain zones and outlines penalties and enforcement under city authorities.
The ordinance details grounding and insulation standards for transformers, poles, wires, and fixtures in Seattle. It requires safe clearances, tagging, and weatherproofing. mandates inspections, penalties, and timelines for compliance. sets grounded neutral rules and permits for public works connections. and grants National District Telegraph Company a limited fire and police alarm protection franchise through 1934 with annual payments and safeguards.
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