Optical shops and doctors listed in old Seattle ad page
An assortment of optical shops and medical practitioners advertised in a historical Seattle page. Entries include Albert Hansen Optical De riment at First Ave W and Kamunds Oph Db, Leary Rdg optics, Dr W D Walker Specialist in eye and ear disorders, Dr Jacob Smith at First Ave, and various other medical and prosthetic vendors. The text mixes addresses, phone numbers, and service notes across multiple firms.
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Albert Hansen
Erry ST. Corner
Kamunds
Oph
Leary
Colman Brooknes & CO
aftor_ Starr Nord Hicek
Seattle
Suse
Seattle City Charter Amendment Proposed for March 1911 Vote
City Council proposes Amendment No 1 to Article VII Section 2 to alter police appointment and removal under civil service rules. The measure would submit to Seattle voters at the general election on March 7 1911.
Seattle Charter Amendment on Tax Levy Authority
Resolution 3088 proposes amended Section 11 of Article IX to fix annual property tax rates by City Council ordinance. It authorizes appropriation of tax revenues for required purposes with a three fourths vote and declares an emergency provision for next year. The measure is to be submitted to Seattle voters at the March general election.
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Seattle
Ay of
City of
Settle
Acta
HW. Murphy
WM. J. Rothwell
Seattle City Charter Amendment Initiative and Referendum
The text outlines proposed amendment to Article IV Sec 1 of Beattie City Charter, defining legislative power, initiative and referendum procedures, signatures thresholds, petition verification, council action, and election rules. It covers when measures pass, special or general elections, and emergency vote requirements for ordinances.
City Council Votes Referendum on Ordinance for March 7 1911 Election
The city council directs submission of the ordinance or section to qualified voters for ratification or rejection at the next regular or a special election. Ballots, counting, and canvassing follow charter amendment procedures. If approved by majority, the ordinance takes effect from a mayoral proclamation within five days, published in the official newspaper. if rejected, it has no force. The proposition is to be submitted to Seattle voters at the general election on March 7, 1911, authorized by January 3, 1911, minutes authenticated by city officials.
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Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Seattice
Fme
Jary Vary
City of
Seattle
City of Beattle
City of Beattie
Beattie
A Council
City Council
Health Or Safety Council
Secur Council
Ple
Honda
Mater
Iteelf
Wency
Mermebers
Yeas
Anys
Sd Council
Cit
Coun
Eity Council
Cornel
Aeage
H. C. Gill
Saidaity Council
Ordinance Regulating Wires in Seattle Streets
Historic Seattle ordinance text regulates installation spacing height and safety of electrical wires in the city. It defines scope, transformer rules, pole standards, grounding, insulation, and enforcement by the Superintendent of Public Utilities.
Seattle Ordinance Regulates Electrical Wires and Appliances
City Ordinance governs installation maintenance and use of electric wires and apparatus in Seattle streets buildings and public places. It sets penalties for violations and details spacing limits from pole centers prohibitions on interference and required compliance within three years from passage. It defines who is a person and who may act under the ordinance and lists exemptions for electrical railway lines and certain listed cables.
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City OF
Seattle
Joun F Miller
City Council
County OF King
State OF
Duinthea
City of Beattie
Beattie
Beattice
Public Utilities
Srikrones
Pub Fc Utilities
Ueitith
Vances
Meattie
Eethe Ciity Council
sUn
Firet
Audi
Eeson
Board of Public Works
Superintendent of Public Utilities
Publle
Board of Public Arks
Murphy
Beattie City Ordinance Regulating Electrical Installations
City ordinance governs insulation distances for guy wires and cables, pole standards, transformer testing, pole painting, and safety duties. It requires guards between crossing wires, steps on tall poles, removal of abandoned poles, and penalties for tampering with electrical systems.
Seattle grants National District Telegraph protection system rights
The ordinance grants to the National District Telegraph Company of Seattle and successors a limited right to establish and operate an electrical protection system in Seattle until December 21, 1934. It includes leasing wires or conduits, constructing and maintaining wires on poles, and connecting with fire and police departments for burglar and fire alarms without city compensation.
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National District Telegraph Company of
Seattle
Erson
National District Telegraph Company
Washington
City of
Fire Department
Public Utilities
Board of Public Works
Police Department
Con i Suckisa
Seattle Franchise Notes 1908 Public Works Agreement
The text details a franchise ordinance granted July 27 1908 by Seattle to a utility company and successors for street and public place use. It covers 2 percent gross earnings payments, bond, an emergency fund of 100 dollars, liability protection, board inspections, city approvals, and a 1934 sunset with possible renewal or repeal by initiative. The ordinance required acceptance within 30 days and became null if not accepted.
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Puble Utilities
Meattie
Board of Pit Works
National District Telegraph Company of
Beattie
City of Beattie
Beattle Sha
Ita
Board of Publllc Works
Board Public Works
Board of Public Works
Seattle
Board of Public
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Pike
Prycuas
W. D. Walker
Epler
Jacob Smith
Mullinnia
Frank Brooks
Arcade Annes
Cook
Lamberinge
Roth WN
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Scattia Roth
Columbia St. Main
Weetlake Av
WM. H. Murphy
Sey
Jackass
WM. J. Murpity
Connell
J. Rothwell
Aparece
Ettiete City Ork
B. & & Gauge
Wm. J. Hwell
Gil
H. W. Carroll
R. L. Warson