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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
7
Fragmentary notice appears to describe a location at 1911 Eighth Ave and 1463, referencing women and children and a medicine item. The readable text is highly garbled with unclear dates and entities.
The proposition to amend Article VII and Article XVI provides that the mayor shall appoint and may remove the chief of police under civil service rules, with removal for cause. The City Council to submit to voters at the general election on January 7, 1911, authenticated January 3, 1911, by H Murphy and council officers.
Resolution 3048 proposes Charter Amendment 2 and a tax levy proposition for Seattle. It details levying taxes on real and personal property to fund municipal services for the next fiscal year, with emergency and deficiency provisions and submission to voters at the March election. The ordinance requires a majority of City Council members and is signed by J Rothwell as ex officio city officer.
A proposed resolution and ballot measure seeks to amend Seattle city charter Article IV Section 1 to extend initiative and referendum powers to Beattie voters at the next general election. The measure details petition thresholds, Comptroller verification, council actions, and emergency rules, plus specific ordinance scope for electrical wiring regulations in Seattle.
Legal notice records WM. Tt. Murpny as president of the City Council and Rothwell as City Comptroller and ex officio city officer with formal acknowledgment dated the third day of January.
The text outlines prohibitions on reconnecting or disrupting electrical installations, requiring a certificate of acceptance from the Superintendent of Public Utilities. It covers interference with electrical wires and specifies spacing, clearance, and safety rules for wires, cables, and poles in Seattle, with penalties for violations.
City Council considers ordinance granting National District Telegraph Company rights to establish and operate an electrical protection system in Seattle. The measure permits leasing wires and conduits, connecting with fire and police departments, and operating alarms without city compensation, with terms through 1934.
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