Local Medical and Trade Notices From Mont Kenta Area
A jumble of names, addresses, and services appears from a historic city page. Items include medical practitioners, printing firms, plumbing and gas fitting, lithography, storage, and various trades. The scattered entries list office numbers, streets, and contact phones, reflecting a period directory-style notice layout.
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Frank Brooks
Paratyen
Pr. J. M Brown
Leary
Dunias
Seattle City Charter amendment proposed for March 1911 vote
Legal notice details a resolution to amend Section 2 of Article VII of the city charter to be submitted to Seattle voters at the general election held March 7 1911. It outlines civil service rules for appointing and removing the chief of police and subordinate officers and notes timing of council action and officials signatures.
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Seattle Beattie City Charter Amendment Resolution
Resolution No. 2088 proposes amending Section 11 of Article IX of Beattie city charter and submitting the change to voters at the next general election. It details fixing tax rates, levying taxes on real and personal property, and authorizing emergency appropriations with limits set by ordinance and council vote. The measure was approved January 3, 1911, by the City Council and signed by the president.
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Seattle
Beattie
City of Beattie
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Bervey
Beattie City Charter Amendment Initiative Referendum
A proposed Seattle like charter amendment seeks to add a strong voter initiative and referendum framework to Section 1 of Article IV. The text outlines how the people may propose ordinances, require votes, and govern timing for comptroller verification and council action, including timelines for petitions and special elections.
Seattle Election Ordinance Referendum and Utility Wiring Rules
An 1911 Seattle measure proposes referendums on ordinances and sets procedures for ballots counting and proclamations. It also imposes detailed rules for wiring and electrical installations in the city, including spacing and insulation requirements for poles, wires, and cables and penalties for violations. The document names city officials and outlines the submission to voters at the general election and via special elections.
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City OF Beattle
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Beattie
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City of
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Regulations for electric wiring and transformers in city safety rules
City rules cover separation of electric light lines and other cables, grounding of transformer secondaries, roof mounting restrictions, pole and insulator standards, marking and painting of fixtures, and prohibitions on posting on poles. It sets grounding limits, inspection authority, and penalties for condemned wiring or equipment.
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Meattie
Seattle ordinance on electrical wires and penalties
City adopts strict rules governing the placement and maintenance of electrical wires, poles, and apparatus in Seattle. It prohibits interference with installations without owner consent and sets penalties for violations including fines and imprisonment.
Seattle Electrical Ordinance Seeks Safe Pole Wiring Rules
City rules require insulated lines and guarded clearances for electric wires on poles, assign transformer break down tests, grounding standards, pole usage limits, and penalties for tampering. Authorities enforce inspections, condemn unsafe gear, and remove abandoned poles to prevent fires and accidents.
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Beattle
Publite
Board of Public Works
Public
Public Utilities
City of
Beattie
City Ordinance Grants National District Telegraph Seattle Protection System
An ordinance, filed December 1910, grants the National District Telegraph Company of Seattle the right to establish and operate an electrical protection system in Seattle until December 31 1934. It allows leasing wires or conduits, connecting with fire and police dispatch, and sharing central offices with city departments without city compensation.
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Fire and Pace Departments
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Board of Public Works
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Police Department
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Franchise for Seattle electric street railway granted 1908
The ordinance grants a franchise to the National District Telegraph Company of Beattie and assigns duties for 2 percent gross earnings annual payments, bond requirements, emergency fund, and liability protections for the City of Beattie and Seattle. It outlines construction, operation, and maintenance obligations, legal defenses, and authority to modify or terminate the franchise by 1934 with required city acceptance and filing.
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