Coast area business directory fragmentins
Fragmentary directory listing shows services and ads including printing for amateurs, notary public, lawyers, and consultations. Names and addresses are partially garbled but indicate local professionals and establishments on Fourth between Pike and another street.
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Va Sen
Ree
Ballard
Rie Rouak
Jie Mare
Notary Publiseee Canes
Beth Nee
Clear Stevens Danet Academy
Pike
Scheoft
Corwin A
Local Seattle optical and medical ad listings with notices
A mixed page of medical specialists including Dr Jacob Smith at 235 First Ave and Dr Frank Brooks of arthritis rheumatism practice at 1929 Lumber Exchange with multiple phone numbers, plus Smiley Lithographing and Pacific Coast Stamp Works. The section ends with a Legal Notices header indicating public notices and classified ads.
Seattle City Council Resolution for Charter Amendment
The 1911 document notes Proposed Amendment No 1 to amend Section 2 of Article VII in the City Charter. It authorizes submission to Seattle voters at the next general election on March 7 1911. It outlines mayoral appointment of police chiefs under civil service rules and related appointments and retirement provisions. It was passed January 3 1911 and signed by the City Council president.
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City of
Seattle
Civil Service Commissionery Council
Civil Service
Resolution on Charter Amendment 2 for Seattle taxes
A proposed Charter Amendment to Section 11 of Article IX would require the City Council to fix tax rates by December and levy taxes on all property to fund municipal departments for the next fiscal year. It allows a 3/4 vote to reallocate funds for emergencies affecting peace health and safety, submitted to voters at the March election 1911.
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Seattle
City of
Beattie
City
Aaid City
Oay
WM. H. Murphy
Proposed Seattle Charter Amendment on Initiative Referendum Powers
Legal notices announce Resolution s690 proposing Charter Amendment No. 8 to Section 1 of Article IV of Seattle City Charter. It would vest legislative power in a mayor and council while reserving initiative referendum to the people with defined petition thresholds and verification by the city comptroller and submission to voters at the next or a special election.
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Seattie
Beattie
Eople
Health Or Safety Council
Chamber of Qualified
Ay Ecounct
Amendee
Erty
Atty Comptroller
Beattie Brattle 1911 Charter Referendum Ordinance Provisions
Voters will decide an ordinance regulating electrical wires and equipment in Beattie at the March 7 1911 general election. The measure defines persons and offices, sets spacing rules for wires on poles, and prescribes penalties and enforcement by the city public utilities superintendent.
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Seattle
John Fr. Miller
Hody
City OF
Brattle
County OF
King
State OF Washington
Beattie
Heatth
Beattle
Electric Utility Wiring and Transformer Regulations Adopted
A local ordinance sets rules for electric lines, transformers, and fixtures. It covers separation of lines, transformer placement, grounding, pole standards, insulation, tagging, maintenance, and enforcement by the Superintendent of Public Utilities. It requires markings, safety clearances, and disconnection if condemned equipment is not repaired within required time.
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Beattie
Pub Fe
Mark
Fasten Ag
Seattle Beattie ordinance regulates electrical wires and apparatus
The city enacts rules on installation maintenance and operation of electrical wires and devices in Seattle to prevent interference or danger. It defines penalties for violations and sets dates for compliance, with sections on wiring clearances pole proximity and public utilities oversight.
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City of
Beattie
Beattle
Aes
Abite Utilities
Seattle
Beattie Ordinance Regulating Electric Wires and Poles
City wide rules govern erecting poles insulators guy wires and transformers. Provisions include spacing, grounding, guard barriers, painting, pole distance from fire plugs, prohibition on posters, and penalties for unsafe wiring or tampering.
Ordinance grants Seattle firm electrical protection system rights
The city authorizes the National District Telegraph Company of Seattle to establish and operate an electrical protection system within Seattle. It may lease wires or conduits, connect with fire and police headquarters, and install on poles with consent, lasting until December 31 1934 unless terminated earlier. No city compensation is provided.
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Seattle
Prince
Beattle
Beattie
Public Utilities
City of
National District Telegraph Coapecy of
Pepcee
Prerson
Fire and Pace Departments
Seat
National District Telegraph Company
Washington
State of
Fire Department
Board of Public Works
Police Department
Olice
Aftel
Beattie City Utilities Franchise Provisions Issued 1908
The document outlines franchise terms for a telegraph company in Beattie Seattle, including 2 percent gross earning payments to the city, liability protections for the city, an Emergency Fund of 100 dollars, inspection rights, and nonexclusive rights with expiration set for December 31, 1934. It requires acceptance within 30 days and details enforcement, bonds, and public ownership provisions.
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City of Beattie
Board of Public Works
National District Telegraph Company of
Beattie
Seattle
Ansigne
Boa Public Works
Tomers
Board of Publics
Eich Board
Estes
City of
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TM Brown
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