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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 08.04.1964Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Augazst 4, 19~ A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Laurels Montana was held in the CQUncil Chambers and was called to order by Mayor John Beslan- witch at 7:30 0 ~ clock, M. ~ on Tuesday, August I~, 1961.. Upon taking ro1.1 call, the following aldermen answered present: William J. Palm Jacob Ruff Eddie I,euthold Kenneth. 01son Cecil Nave Roy Edwards The ~3.nutES of the regular meeting of July 21st were read. Motion way made by Ruff and seconded by Olson that the minutes be approved ~s read. Motion carried. The minutes of the Special Meeting of July 23rd were read. Motion was made by 1Vave and seeand~;d by Olsan that the minutes be approved ~,5 read. Motion carried. C~:rtain reports of the City of Laurel, Montana, were presented for approval, as follows: Library Report and H~a].th Offic~r~s Regort. Motion was made by Olson and seconded that these reports be approved. Motion earri~d. Reports of the Patrolmen and the Police Judge were presented for ap- proval! Motion was mace by ~lsvn anc1 secor~i~d by Edwards that these reports be approved, Motion carried. Clai~as for the month of July were presented for payment as follo~rs Payroll Furbd. X17,699.1.3 Petty Cash ~60.~ Industrial Accident Board 9~.0~ Water Department 186.00 Contributions 49.~~ Gaylord Easton 15.E Volunteer Firs Department 172,0') Contributions Fund 11.88 Petty Cash 1.39 Contributions Duna 86.21 Darlene F. Jones 50.C~U Date L. 5eavey 32.16 Peter D. Thomson x.04 Contributions Fund 9.00 Contributions Ftiand. 15.86 Contributions Fund 28.,~~ Contributions Furui lt~.56 Peter D. Thomson ~ lt0.~0 Contributions Fund 38.3? J. J. Parker 225.00 Contributions Fund 28.99 Contributions Fund !t.lt6 Petty Cash 2.96 Contributions Fund 138.95 Petty Cash lt0.(~ Contributions Fund 2~.3.~.9 Contributions Fund 101.10 Contributions Fund 33.89 Contributions Find 1~Q.26 Contrib~ztions Fund 4.58 Contributions Fund 7.82 Cor~tributians Fund 2.72 Contributions Fund It.03 Laurel t7~atlook 3~1.5~ Prices Pharmacy 16.13 Peterson Typewriter Exchange 30.31 Laurel Co-op 1.,5(3 Mounta3.n States Tel. & Tel. 32.1 Strut Gasoline Stores 18.x.2 Montana Pcywer Co. lOd.15 Montana Dakota Utilit3.e~ 5.09 Wa~~:r Depart;ttent 2.~0 Wi11i~n~s Agency ~O.C~Q DeWa~ E. Ne1soM 10.40 0. M. Hill 1.50.00 Clinton Anderson 5lt.Q0 Laurel Auto Parts 53.28 Western Pump ~c Meter 111. 3 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. 72.75 La~r~l S~rvicenter lt6.82 Rtatianal Clz~ms~arch Corp. 160.21 Valley Welders Supply 1.35 Coa~~t to Coat Stores 2.7$ Prices Pharmacy 1.36 C.I.T. Corporation 1b~61~.0~ Water Department ,~.~0 General Fund x.00 Industrial equipment Co. 1 880.2? J & L Body Shop 1.0.60 Street Stores Gasoline 11 .28 Farmmr~ Tininn ('.antral 1^i.~srnharsaa Rn~ _q~ T.ai~re>l E;wrtrir±antRaro 'i _3~ i w a.uva v very vss vv avr wr uaa v....w..n~v vvr i! .w...wa v yr . r~rw rwvi Gamblers l.ll Laurel Auto Party 62.98 Laurel Co-op 23$.y7 Davos Mobil Service 192.00 H. K. Elton 1lt9.00 Police Department 9QQ.Q0 Yellcnrstc~ne Valley Llec. Coop. 31.17 Street Storey Gasoline 5.55 Parkerts Husky 26.09 Hested~s 10.7l~ Coast to Coast Stores 3fi.9~' l~orissettE~s Inc. 132.20 Police Department 900.00 The Yellowstone Bank ~00.((~E? Rich Hatch~;r 37.50 Montana Daka~a Uti3.ities 2.69 Laird Radio Electric 18.50 Doubleday & Co. 26.25 Americana Interstate 6.l~0 Jean Karr & Co. 19.95 D~uY~leday & Co. 72.Ob Branst~tter Bros. 590.00 Police Department 900.L~0 Street Department 2.50 Water Department 7.00 Krug Brothers 22.50 Lovell Clay Products 5.80 Hach Chemical Co. 25.63 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. 17.03 Montana Dakota Utilities 29.35 Montana Power Co. 15 .85 Smith & Love7Less l~5.28 Allies Hardware 5.7lt Montana Dakota Utilities 5.55 Johnston Lumber Co. l~5.00 Street Stores G~.soline 2.03 Laurel Co-ep 3.75 Laird Radio Electric .75 Colborn School Supply 76.68 Coast to Coast Sure 24.93 Parker f s Husky 11.09 Rite. F~ivard 9.60 Prices f Phaxmacy Et.27 Water Department 92., 6 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Montana Dakota Utilities ~ 1.2~ Montana Power Co. ~ 1.80 Laurel Co-op 3!1.30 Hageman E1.evator 81.OQ Grinnell Co. 30.16 Street Stores 18.65 Gaanble's Stores 8.32 Johnston Umber Co. 11.08 Morissette~s 287.7 polic:~ Depax'tment 90.00 Mountain Stags Tel. & Tel. 29.bCf Montane. Power C9. ?3.13 Laurel Co-ova 119.70 Infilco Inc. 21.76 Prig is Pharmaep 8.1l~ Stan Kinney 12]..x'0 Montane Dakota Utilities 14.90 Montana f'c~rer Co. 5.82 Laird Radio El~etric 5.80 Hest~d~s 2.37 Park Food Shop 8.~b Gambles 2.11 Montana Power Co. 20.53 Lairei Radio Electric 38.25 Genes Pharmacy l.~ib Mountain States Tel. & T~1. 12.82 Montana Dakota Utilities 2.6$ Ls2rd Radio Electric 15.36 Lau~~l S~rvicenter x..50 Laurel Coop 13~t.09 Modern Chevrolet 3Z.~~ C?wl Cafe 9.90 City of Bi113ngs 9.~0 Dr. R.. J. Rosselot 36.00 Mountain States Tel. & T~1. 11,73 Dyee Saps & Engineering 690.0 Pennsalt Chemicals 97.54 Yellowstone Valley EZec>tric 3.OQ Montana Power Co. 971.13 Montana Dakota Util~.ties 8.x.9 Building Specialti~~ 108.20 Laurel Co-op 9~.6~ Alli.e~g Hardware 31.78 General Furl 20.00 Street Department 26.0 Garbage #~2 2.62 Garbage ~1 .88 great Northern Tool & Supply 31.36 Coast to Goast 3.38 Grinnell Co. ~t9.23 Street Stores Gaso].ir~ 89.70 Krug Brothers 21.00 Starr Motors 21~.5`~ 0. M. Wo1dCo. x..73 Laurel Auto Parts 66.&8 ~arpent~r Paper 13.91 Smith Bla..ir Tnc. 3ab.1.6 Standard Magnesium ~6~.~1 Wa~~r Department 2.50 Ger~ral Fund l.f)0 Street Storey Gaso~.i.n~ 18.72 DeF~anee GMC x..80 Laurel. Auto Parts 2.n3 Water Department 7.~A General Fund 3.~0 Laurel Co-op 1.38 Street Stores G~~oline 56.17 I~eF'rance GMC 7.11.38 I~aure3 Auto Party 6.1b Felice Department ].'200.00 Montana Pawer Co. 41Q.11 Montana Power Co. Lt01.38 Police Department 1,2Q~.d0 Water Department lt2.5~ Laurel Co-op 1i02~.5~ Street Stores Gasoline 6.53 Genera. Fund 16.00 Water Department 7ti.50 Street Department 7?.~L4.Oa Western Construction Equipment 11~.OC? Krug Bothers 117.CJ0 Midland Materials Co. lt~882.81 Laurel Auto Parts 4.96 Street Gasoline ~tor~~ 1~.9 With the exception of two claims to Industries]. Equipment for I ghtnin~ damage motion w~ made by Raiff and secondffid by Falm that tY~e Maims be allowed. Mo- tion carried. The Ma~~ stated ghat he would like °to suggest that Peter D. Thomson be given a raise in his ear rental allow~,n~~, since he works almost every day with no pay in connection with the Parr and the C~~ete;ry. It was the reeom- menda,~i~n o~ the Park Committee that this rental allowance be raised from ~l~~.0~ to ~7~.00 peg month. After discussions motion was made by dlson, seconded by Nave that the Park Committee°s recommendation be accepted. Motion carried. Distribution to be made a~ follows: Ce~ne tery - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ 00 per month Park----------- ~t~.00p~~month Swimming; Pool- - - - - - - ~.0~ per month Skating Rink - - - - - - - 5.00 per month Riverside Park - - - - - - 10.00 per month Total - - - - - - - - -X75.00 per month St was suggested that the City Clerk write to the Cemetery Associat3.on~ advi~- ing them of the increase ~.n ear rent~.l allowance for Mr. Thom~on~ so that it could be incorporated in the minutes. City Er~ineer was ask~:d for a report on the ~r~.ter line under the High- way~ and he stated ~ha~ work on this would begin the morning of August 5th 19611. There are letters on file i~ his ~iffiee authorizing him to go ahead with this work. The Mayor asked the aldermen for reports on some of the Ordinance vio- lations i.M their wards concerning low hanging branches, hedges, garbage problems weds, and so forth. Several aldermen reported on the situations in their ward, but stated that their survey was not yet complete. City attorney was asked for a report on the revising of the lie~:nse Ordinance. H~, reported on this, but statEd that sev~ra~l inquires had been sent out, but that nothing had been decided as yet. Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Regarding thc~ problem Q~ both access roads to the south side being blocked at the same tine, Palm stated that th~r~ way now a bulletin on the bul- ~.~tin board ~.~k3ng that one of these acee~~ roads be kept open at all times. 'The City Engineer reported that one of the N. P. Street Lights was not in use any loner, and the Ci~Gy Clerk was instructed to take this assess- ment off the t~c~~ of the N. P. Railway Go. There being no ftarther business to come before the Council at this time,, oration eras duly made and seconded that the meeting be ad~ournr~d. Motion carried. orothy P undy, City Cle k Fassed by the City Council of the City of Laurels Mon~ana~ and approved by the Mayor this 18th day of Au~ust~ 196~t. ,.9~ Jo n Bes anw~~ ,Mayor ATTEST: orot y n y~ C ty C ~r C i I