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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
10
A fragment notes coal at 1718 with a price of $4.78 and mentions new rice and Ina ae ebing. Details are unclear but indicate commodity pricing and grocery items in a market brief.
A garbled OCR fragment references bidding and readiness phrases including "Trace" and "Bide cents Bidg" with unclear context. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are readable for a coherent summary.
Resolution No. 2070 proposes amendment changes to Article VII XVI affecting removal and appointment of police chief and subordinate officers under civil service rules. The measure aims to define removal for cause and appointing authority, with voting set for the general election on January 7, 1911, authenticated by WM. J. Murphy and council members.
A public notice outlines Proposed Charter Amendment No a to Seattle's city charter Section 1 of Article IV. It describes initiative and referendum powers, petition requirements, special and general elections, and how measures become ordinances. It includes procedures for petitions, verification by the city comptroller, and mayoral action.
Resolution No. 20% proposes Pipmen Charter Amendment No. 2 altering Article IX to fix annual tax levies by city council for the next fiscal year and to submit the amendment to Seattle voters at the March election. Signed by City Council members Murphy Rothwell and officials.
The city council calls a referendum to submit a charter ordinance to voters. If approved by a majority it takes effect after mayoral proclamation within days. if rejected, the measure has no force. Provisions override conflicting charter sections and submission is at the general election in Beattie.
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