The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1901, Page 4

4 WHY WORK IS DELAYED Council Finds Out Why Pav- ing Is Not Progressing —Other Business. eee uly nists At the regular counell me ast arriy night City Engineer Thor mad onal his report giving reasons for the de — lay in completing the impr nt in the district south Y way 5 @nd the macadamising of Madis ‘eet He said th i the Yeater district w y th construction of bulkheads by th the reconstruction of the 0, re | moval of poles, resetting and low ing gas and water mains, and the fafture to get new wat mains tn time. In the Madison t ter the city engineer deemed it t that the water maine from Eleve h { to Bighteenth avenue be laid before e the macadamiaing began. This pia @id not please counct! and the board he @f public works was ordered to ad rtise at once for bids on the ma --A . for the laying of wo ize lock paving on the folio» Streets: Yesler way fr Qvenue to Firet avenue: ( Street from Western avenue t The avenue; Marion from Western to se 8 and Madison from Western ¢ oo tion Board Ona Council elected by ballot Counei ohana men Taylor, Muldoon and Rude to were serve with the county board of eq olde fzation and gave them power to p tmm form all duties relative to the equal tration of all assesements in the city ened Each will be p S per actual time served. This is in com tion to their regular ealary as coun eilmen. eying Mrs. Eliza Runkle and Mre. G. A nd p Abbott were by resolution given free rage water A Dill was introduced to set aside teu) @ special fund from the water fund tain to pay the time checks of those em- ntrod ployes of the water department who e 60 ere laid off for want of further em ployment. It was stated that a hardship was worked on the men if they ad to wait until the regular pay-day and In some instances w Compelied to sell their tin ks at a discount Mr. Blake introduced a bill pro Viding for free water to those who would sprinkle the streets with the customary sprinkling carts. Food Dispt A bill was introduced by Mr. Mul doon making it unlawful to display weer Grticles of food upon sidewalks at a % feet from thor walk and sing @ fine oF tmpris " enment for its violation — The following resolutions were sikir adopted: Planking Main from Fourth iMct Svente south to Ninth avenue south tot ‘ading and parking Sixteenth and Wenteenth avenues from Crane's od & ead o Law's addition; cement it Madison street om Broadway to Twenty-third avenue: planking Pine from Seventh to Madison: plank roadway in the —— alley through block 40 of Denny's ad- dise sidewalks on dition; sewer on Twenty-first ave-| fue from Yealer to Alder, and on| Bast Alder from Twenty-first to alley between Twenty-first and Twenty-/| second avenues; water main on Eighth from James to Union; plank ing Ratiroad avenue from Jackson to ae Connec ding, sidewalking barn and planking from to de First avenue south. y mm Work Ord nake The following work was ordered ) ont Sidewalking East Thom: oy from+Twentieth to avenue and E Twentieth avenue to Thomas’ a las thon, estimated cost $1400; curbing. he parking and sidewalking Belmont ie te avenue north from Denny way to airn East Roy street, estimated cost, tion guttering, parking and sidewalk. — ing Second avenue north from Denny Way to Harrison street, estimated j Ost, $3650: sidewalking, curbing and parking Harrison street from Third @venue north to Fourth avenue west. rae , estimated ¢ grading, curb ing and parking Nob Hill enue oa from Denny way to Harrison atreet eatimated cost $2150 The following special orders were Postponed until August 5: Grading Sidewalking and parking Fourth avenue west from Harrison to Mer- cer street, estimated cont, $4500 Srading curbing, guttering and parking Taylor avenue from Aloha to Lae atreet, estimated cont $2750 A petition was read from 243 per fons of Green Lake and vicinity, ask ing that the Seattle Electric C given a franchise to extend its car- line through Woodland park. The invitation of Mayor Townley ot Vancouver, B. C., to counefi to at Cy o communication | age asking for “4 more hydranta in th ste business district, as outlined in Sat- wi wrday’s Sta was referred to the situ fire and water committee and the ehairman of the finance committee The $2,500 Ordin ° is An ordinance was passed appro- rts Priating $2500 to assist in defraying the expenses of entertaining the con. | — Greesional rivers and harbors com- | mittee. Of this amount $1500 will! IR be paid at once, and the yd { $1000 as it becomes necessary. Chair Man Weston of the entertainment RF committee stated that the approxi- mate total expense of entertaining 4 the committee would be $7,000. One third is borne by the county, one rial third by the city, and one-third by pid | the chamber of commerce cou —~ - | bet co] OPIUM SMUGGLERS aly ‘a GET A YEAR EACH Judge Hanford yesterday refused @ new trial to Wm. Wilson and 7 P. Hodson, re tly convicted of smugsling opium from British ¢ umbia to this city, Each was then sentenced to one year In the United States dtentiary on McNet!'s {#1 ogether with a fine of $1000 and The defendants wil! appeal to 4 &. eireuit court of appeals at San ranctaco, of vila he th v The second presentation of “Fed . ora’ by the MacDowell company last °, night was well attended. The chang» from the Napoleonic to the modern in drama has been « fortunate one J for the company. These are, above everything else, modern times and though the herole characters of “La Tosca” enchant and appeal to the modern audience, there is #tili more mtment in the well presented My.) pe well, impressive in Ro-| 1 toga # to splendid ndvant- HE SEATTLE STAR, “SAVED FROM GALLOWS - ~ BUSINESS VERY c00D ming in fast now CLEARING PRICES DISCOUNTS All Over the Store, NOLABLE nen in Canwa ¢ pro | n the dock or in \1 FIVE DEAD, THREE DYING Moving Plotures ‘It Is yaad Your Benefit JOBBING QUOTATIONS. (CORRECTED DAILY.) ADAMS Tomorrow ~~ Wednesday's acs Price os. so BUILDING PERMITS. GOOD ROADS CLUB Annual Meet Takes Place Tonight at Palace Track 19 Latona avenue vw's Chinese Roo 79 Cente et Patent Flour Sh helht hth hth ieleleliell Harvard DENTAL OFFICE ‘ Second Avenue. Wire Tramways to Mines, Good Buy in Butter “Alaska and Br 428 Second Ave ~ (ida at (ost out our entire stock ot eoanen Key West and Dom ara AT COP made by a Ger firm has headquarters months abroad | ent through Montar SECOND AVENUE Veutheret Cor Union . in b-bd lots. ndid value even Re eKRRE RRR at former pric EMBROIDER pets of Teeth Gold Crowns, The Bieichert ¢ Cor, Sixth and King SURE EEE EERE EERE ER ER EE KR RRARE RR RRR RRR Katee Restores old roots and badly freight from AMUSE MENTS. HANDKERCHIEFS, 6%c. darters of the pert is paying conveyance of « mine to amelter and mill in thie part of the country. ‘Ss " 10, 8 OS, OWI, Manu Tonight and All the Week Melbourne MacDowell) handkerchiefs. cream, 1212 Launches for charter Bros, Madrona park. Tel. e 9, TLE WADA hirt Waists Reduced of good percale, y patterns and F derick & Nelson —Fine Furalture. Dining Room Furniture Priced Fairly The advantage of choosing furnt- of any kind from @ well assort. ck is acknowledged by every each Handkerchiefs in fancy pat- itched, with lace In- dged and embroid- Miss Florence nf His Excellent Company u's great play, FEDORA Popular prices dhanaauiedy 1305 4 Second Ave ibe RIBBON AT 12%. This ts tn fancy stripes, 4 inch- 26e BOX STATIONERY, 180 A line of Imperial Court tinted 24 envelopes and sheets of paper, 25c, on sale tomorrow In Dining room battle of Matanz Every kind of dining room furniture ts represented large number. You Ever Fe emanate from @ Annual Race Meet Queen Citv Good Roads Ciub Tuesday, July 16th 7:30 p.m. Don't fail to see the tandem pur- At Cycle Palace Track’ ‘orner Boren Ave. and Howell St NORDHOFF & CO. “19 to 1435 Second A) This spectal value for two day! AT S#c-—Waista of best quality Eng and piaited front, of pink and biue and collar: # mat of them ws All the Waists that sold at Dimities and Cord: Room Chatr, high back, full size cane seat, Well made and well finished Special price Wednesday and FREDERICK & NELSON Ito Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison D. §. Johnston (0, 903 Second Avenue Curke Bullding Walsts of plain, PURSES SOME MORE CUT RATES For ten days we will sell our entire line of Purses at Cost J M. LYON & 00. seshachiale eb Stationers 207 PIKE STREET ATHLETIC ¢ Northwest Le BASEBALL OS Queen ity Steam Laundry and Sunday, July 1 me called at 3:15 p. SOSSHSOO SO SOOOS We Have a New Style Compressed Fibre Fixing Bath Call and See It Washington Dental ani Photographic Supply C) 211 Columbia Street, Home Furnisher THERE NEVER WAS an easier nor a better way to learn where to buy than through these syndicate bargain ads. They » new every day in the year, and each one of them gives you an opportunity to buy at bedrock i Read them today and profit by reading. ad. new every day. For the Babies Companions MORAN BROS CO. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers. treet fair there August | Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber. NO MORE GROWDIN where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of house- OGDEN'’S, 507 PIKE $ ° seeeeoee hold goods on Pike Street. e ° ° ° ° ° > ° ° e ° ° e 2 ° e 7 eo ° e 7 ° 4 ° ° ° e e ° * | | } | | | | | | FRENCH Lace stripe Ral- Rubber Collars finished on our new Edge lIroner make it a pleasure. CASCADE LAUNDRY COMP’Y Raymond & Hoyt 918 Second Ave. Fool-the Flies Mc es ERNON, JUST NOW Tam making ladies’ suits, Jackets silk-lined, for $18.00. 1 tb. 25 Cents 090000 O0COOOOE>OCOOHOODOFOOOPES>SO POS OOCOO HOODS Pre-Inventory Saleot Fine Shoes that a clearance t the prices are speak for themselves RRR EERE by buying screen doors for your have all aizes from 0 to Seadtee Sfrente. ERNST BROS. Telephone Matn 38) ta Frank 1 BATZARRO, 1307 Se Correct Your Eye Sight nination free A. LINDAUER Scientific Optician 322 PIKE STREET MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Large stock, OOOO Ce KRKKRKRK AKA RRES ESTIMATES All work first-class. F. STOLTING near Marion street, When Bathing Nothing like This coal ts from the new mine of the Issaque Ladies’ Shoes ra Women's & dren’s Shoes . cleanest and the cheapest coal tp 4 Runkers foot of Madison Bt. Telephone Main 976. hiethdhintaintndnte ee ef SPOSOSO OOOO SOSOSD Remington Typewriters The standard of exc ellence, ECNILES General Dealer, ¢ 109 Cherry street. . | OOSSHOSOSOHOOEOOOS. ‘Yesler Way Pharmacy | Corner Yesier Way PRESC sRIE r IONS 816 Third avenue HIRSCH’S PHARMACY Phone Main 916. Always in Stock Mechantes' tools, fishing tackle, builders’ hardware at PRICHARD HARDWARE CO. 417 Pike Street THE VERY FINEST quality of silver-plated ware just Se Ee ee Now Is the Time WS RANGE Sold at Manufacturers’ 0 pal I na G , ‘gpg Men’s Shoes box calf dongol sold formerly ns, KOOd BhOew, Mee Chong & Co 1116 Second Ave. e by the celebrated firm of Laird, Schober && Co. | Permanently Cure any case of ulcer I treat by the application of hydre diseased part TREEN| SHOE ¢ nd Broadway, W. W. HOUGHTON, 704 Firat Ave. Seattle Gas & | Electric Co, 214 CHERRY Sr. OR. H. T. TURNER * FIRST AV. Sanitarium, Hinckley Block, TBAT, +L 16, 1901 NORDHOFF & CO, all other days of this week eae Marehe ATHING SUITS, $1.98. We bave marked down one of our t lines of women’s bath- ing suits formerly priced at $2.95, and offer them as a special to- morrow at $1 BOYS KNEE PANTS CHEAP- ER. Royse’ 25c knee pants, tomorrow, 9 Se knee pants, tomorrow, " BOYS’ $1.60 SHOES, #80. Boys’ and little gents’ satin calf lace oes, with school rted lines, ‘ound on a bargain table to- morrow at Sc per pair. WOMEN'S $1.50 WRAPPERS, 660. About 6) w that have a regular value of §1.25 to $1.50, will be sold during the morning hours at 4c each. None these will be sold before 8:20, and the eale will close promptly at 12, or earlier if the lot is ex- Ms hausted before that time. be CHILDREN’S Fg GUIMP6 AT A pretty line of children’s sulmps, worth séc, will be sold tomorrow at 50c. Another lot, worth $1.25 each, will go at Tée. Se SHIRT WAISTS, 29c. An assorted lot of shirt waists that formerly sold at iéc and $1.00. Many styles to select fri a cholce tomorrow, 3%c, i: for ; A Money Saver on Call Trade Prices. Shirts, closed front, 100; » 12sec; soft shirts, 106; ; cuffs, per pair, 4c. We guarantee not to shrink your flannels. We take the Lg , off your collars and give hi gloss or dc ay oe finish (no | pices.) they >) bia 1426-28 FOURTH AVE. Near Pike St. established 1890, Mar New Furniture Salesroom just completed close to store ecking ae Our = mid-summer clearance sale on Wall Paper to make room for fall goods. STAR PAINT CO. fs id; 300-302 Pike, cor. 3d "Adon i mmui fidin, Bine-ho T paid » Oo busts Calin & Cohn f he plan Business Mittee f 115 JACKSON STRERT. So Purchased all street car from Seattle E. Co. We can nish any quantity at reason prices, Telephone, Main 43%