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December 5, 1923.
Regular meeting of City Commission held on Wednesday ~ecember 5, 1922 at
10.00 o'clock a.m. with ~[ayor ~,,IcCall in the chair and Commissioners Buffington
and ~iarrison present at roll call.
l~inutes of previous meeting read and approved as read.
communication read from J. A. Anderson, making application for l~ense to
operate soft drink stand at 6~.B Park Avenue; referred to City Attorney and Captain
of Police for investigation.
Nr. R. S. itayward, local representative of the UoL S. Housing Corporation,
tendered to the city deeds for alleys in the following locations: On the east and
west sides of the Navy Yard Hotel from the alley run~ning east and west in said
blocks north to Fourth Street; An alley running north from Block I of Cogean's
~dddition; An alley running north from ~lock E of Cogean's Addition; The east
lB feet of Lot l, ~'ract 7, Warren Smith's Acre Tracts; and an alley in Block
4 of Central Addition.
i~r. liayward stated tO the Commission that he would endeavor to have the U.
Housit~ ~srpsration deed to the City an alley on the west side ~f the ~avy Yard
Hotel all of the way through from ~ourth ~treet to ourwell ~treet.
The deeds tendered by the U. S. Housing Corporation were adcepted by the
city and ordered filed for record with the exception of the one in Central
Addition, which was ordered filed in the office of the City Clerk.
Liotion b~j l~Ir. tiarris~n, seconded by ~r. Ouffin~ton, that City Engineer be
instructed to consult with ~,Kr. Hayward with regard to laying out of proper alley
in ~lock 4 of Central ~ddition; carried unanimously on roll call.
City Clerk re~0rted that this was continued date of hearing on the ~earing
on the petition f~r the vacation of alleys and street upon which the Navy Yard
Hotel is situated, and that no protests had been filed. Clerk read Ordin~ce
~779, bein~ ~ ordinance vacatin~ the street and alleys upon which the ~avy Yard
Hotel i~ situated. L~otion by ~Ir. ~icC~ll, seconded by t,~. Harrison, that Ordin-
ance ~779 be passed as read; carried unanimo~sly on roll call.
~,~[otio~ by ~ir. [[a~rison, seconded by ~¥h'. o~fiagton, that all bills approved
by a ~najo~'itj of th~ ~o~ion be allowed a~ ~,'arrants drawn fo~ same; carried
un~i~ou~ly on roll cai1.
~ity Clerk reported that this was d~te fixed for hea~in~ ~n the application
of Chris ~ac~bson for lease ~n the north end of Elizabeth ~tree~, and that no
protests had ~0een filed.
City Cle~'k read f~m of lease between City of mremerton a~ i~[r. ~hris
gacobson for the n~rth end of ~lizabeth Street f~r ~he a~ual rental of
~otion by ~[r. ~arris~, seconded by ~,~. B~fington, that lease with 2~r. Chris
Ja~obson be ap~o~oved ~d ~yor and 0lark authorized and instructed to sign the s~e
on behalf of the City; carried unanimously on roll call.
1~o proposed ~rdin~ces wi~h reSerence to license a~ regulation of electrical
work in ~he city of oremerto~ were read and discussed, and laid over until next
regular meeting.
Thence being ~o fu[~ther business to come before the Co~niesion ~e meetin~ wa~
d~y ad joy'ned.
City Clerk.