Optical and professional listings on Cherry Street corner
A dense collage of local business entries and professionals in Seattle. It lists eye care practitioners, doctors, engineers, printers, and assorted trades with addresses around First Avenue, Pike, Union, and Main streets. The page surveys multiple firms and individuals, from opticians like J W Edmunds to physicians and service providers, with scattered phone numbers and building notes.
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Albert Hansen Optical
Corner First
Schuchard Optical CG
J. W. Edmunds
Oph. D
Optetan
Tod Leary
Ind
Usning, Optician
Leary
Settle
Colman Wieck, Iames & Co
Starr
Bord Dork
Seattle Pattern Works
Roor
Pike
Union Sta Stem Minding and Printing Co
Ie Jemma
Seattle
Roth
Colaumbia
Sam Vralin
le Jamea_sonder
Act Bank Male
Pacific Coast Stamp Works
Haker Pistetad
Main
Mate
Seattle City Charter Amendment Proposed for Police Chiefs
Legal notice announces Resolution No Seto proposing Amendment No 1 to Section 2 of Article VII, submitting to voters at the March 7 1911 general election in Seattle. It outlines mayoral appointment of the chief of police under civil service, with police officers appointed by the chief, and retirement placement in civil service if not removed for cause.
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City of Beattie
Seattle
Civil Service Commission
Seattle Charter Amendment Proposal on Tax Rate Fixing
Resolution 2088 proposes amending Section 11 Article IX of Seattle City Charter to require the City Council to fix and levy the annual tax rate by December, designate funds for municipal needs, allow reallocation by three fifths vote, and submit the measure to voters at the March election of 1911. The document is signed by City Council President William Murphy and City Comptroller Bothwell in January 1911.
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City of
Seattle
Cit Council
Wmil Murphy
City Charter Amendment and Initiative Referendum Proposal
A legal notice outlines proposed changes to Seattle Beattie City Charter Article IV Section 1. It details how voters may initiate ordinances and referendums, signature thresholds, comptroller verification, council action limits, special elections, and emergency measures governing the initiative and referendum process.
Ordinance Referendum and Electrical Wire Rules in Seattle
The city proposes to submit the ordinance regulating installation maintenance and operation of electrical wires to voters at the next general or a special election. If approved it takes effect after mayoral proclamation published within five days. if rejected the measure has no force. The ordinance defines persons and officials and sets strict spacing and safety rules for wiring on streets alleys and public places in Seattle with penalties for violations.
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Tylle
City of
Seattle
City of Beattle
City of Beattie
City Counnell
Health Or Safety Council
Amendia
Aler
Munich
Cit
Efity Council
Efty Council Ayite Diseretion
Mhe
Joan ¥. Miller
Hanon Ahle Brody
Berattle
County OF
King
State OF Washington
Beattie
Bavieg
Board of Public Works #0
Board of Public Works
Superintendent of Public Utilities
Board of Public Orka
WM. HW. Murphy
Ember
Electric utility safety and wiring regulations outline
The document outlines rules for separating electric light and power lines from telecom and alarm lines, transformer placement and grounding, roof and pole standards, insulator labeling, pole maintenance, clearance from gas lamps and fire plugs, and condemnation of unsafe electrical equipment by the Superintendent of Public Utilities. It covers transformer grounding, secondary wiring limits, and penalties for unsafe or condemned gear.
Seattle ordinance regulates electrical wires and safety rules
The city adopts an ordinance governing installation maintenance and use of electrical wires and apparatus in Beattie Seattle. It restricts wiring proximity to poles bans unauthorized interference penalties fines up to 600 dollars and requires conformance within three years. It includes definitions and specific clearance limits for different voltage levels and exceptions for certain telegraph or signal lines.
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Beattie
Seattle
Beattie City Ordinance Regulating Electrical Poles and Wires
City rules set safety standards for poles and wires including insulation distances four to ten feet from ends and guards between crossing lines. It requires transformers to undergo breakdown tests, prohibits outdoor wiring near other high voltage lines, and mandates pole painting tagging and maintenance under the Public Utilities Superintendent.
Ordinance granting Seattle electrical protection system rights
City Council approves a ordinance granting the National District Telegraph Company of Seattle the right to establish and operate an electrical protection system in Seattle. The franchise covers wiring conduits, pole connections, and interconnection with fire and police departments, with no city compensation, valid until December 31, 1934 unless terminated earlier. The measure cites consent from affected parties and oversight by the Board of Public Works and Superintendent of Public Utilities.
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Beattie
Ablic
Board of Public Works
Mer
City of
Seattle
National District Telegraph Company
Washington
State of
Orrson
Fire Department
Public Utilities
Assiana
Police Department
Olien
Beattie City approves franchise for telegraph system
Beattie grants to National District Telegraph Company a street franchise with duties to pay 2 percent of gross earnings annually to the city. The ordinance requires bonds, an Emergency Fund of 100 dollars, city access to books, and city oversight. The grant extends until December 31, 1934, with conditions for inspection, liability, and potential revocation.
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Beattle
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Heartle
Ita Successore
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