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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 05.02.1961Minutes of the City Council of Laurel May 2, 1961 A regular meeting off' the City Council of the City o.~ Laurel, Montana, was held zn the Council Chambers and was called to order by Mayor John ~eslanwit~h at 7:3~ o~clock, P.M., on 2uesday~ May 1961. ilpon roll call the following aldermen ans~r~red present: Jacob Ruff Steve Ronee Henry Kaiser ~eai1 Nave Gerald L. Gass Roy Edwards Kenneth Olson Harold Wilson The minut~;s of the previous meeting were read. Motion was made by Ruff and seconded by Romee that the minutes tie approved as read. Motion carried. First in the order of business was the consideration of the Mayor's appointments for offices of City Government, which the !pity ~~l~rk read as follows FII~I~.NCE STREET & ALLEY Jacob Ruff ?~ecil Nave Kenneth Olson ~~~~r~ Ra~~~ Roy Ed~rards G.L. Gass SIRE & POLICE ~,IGHT & STATER Roy Edwards G..L. Gass Kenneth Olson Jacot~ duff Cecil Nave Harold Wilson SEfr3ER PARK Henry Kaiser Jacob Ru~f Cecil Nave Kenneth Olson Steve Romee Henry Kaiser PUFtCHASTI~G LIBRARY BOARD Steve Ro~e~ i~rs. Gehrett G.L. Gass I~7rs. Johnston Harold Wilson Mrs. Edna Chapman ~ENI._~T'ERY BOARD RECRE~1TInN BOARD Peter D. ~.'ta.omson J.J. Parlor C.W. Laird Dr. 1Vottingham F3ilm~r t~laage Jack M~.yes L.I;. Smith Fred Gr off Henry Kaiser Marv~_n Koppel Jacob Ruff Harold Burns John Beslanwitch Roy Edi~rards AIRPORT COT~~ISSION +~ITY - ~OtTNTY PANNING BOARD 1]ave Powers Daryl ~ngebregson Joe N3_cholas bJayne Otto Gus Stormont _ Thomas Mathis Clay Greening J.J. Parker Gerald Gass LT u..~_____ v.n. +~edi tte~ Henry Kaiser Harold Wilson 1~(~I'~UFMFnTT rOiTNCIL RFPRESENTATIVrS s Ceeil Nave Harold Wilson APPOINTTv~.~NTS s CITY 'C~.ERK--------------- Dorothy P, Bundy CITY ~CL~tK DEPUTY--------Frances P. Fisher CITY TREAS.DEPiTTY -------Frances P. Fisher CITY ATTORNEY -----------Thomas L. Bradley CFITE~' OF P~~?CE----------Harold Gaston 'ARK StJPFRTNTEN~F~TT------Peter D. Thomson CF~'I'~;TERY SUPERVISOR------Peter D. Thomson ~TFiRAftIAN----------------Fr. ances Fenton AS5`!'. I,IBRARTAPd--------- Matilda Brohaugh ATR~~ORT MANAGER-~------- Wayne Willi CITY CLERK DE.PUTY--------I,~anne Hirschfelt CITY .~;NG2NEER------------tirTayne Otto ?STATER C('~7TSSTON'?R------ T^dayne Otto STR,.~TT COI~2ISSION~?.----- Tniayne Otto Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Mayor Beslanwitch asked for approval of these officers, or t~isa~proval. if any. Cecil Nave, alderman from the Fourth Ward asked for a roll call vote on France P. Fisher, as Deputy City clerk and Deputy City lre~.sur~r, and made the motion to disprove the appointment. A second to the motion w~.s finally made by Harold Wilson. Roll Call vote was listed as follows: Ruff, i'No," Romee, "No'r, Gass, '~No", Ed~rards, "Note, Kaiser, "Nn"~ Olson, "TJo~" Nave ~~Yes~t, Wilson, 'tY~s". This motion was de~eat~d six to two, and Mrs. Fisher was appointed to Deputy. Motion ~ra5 then made by kuff and seconded bar Kaiser that all other appointments be approved. Motion carried. This being the time and place for the opening of bids on the dump truck, pity Clerk was asked to open the bids in the order of their appearance, as follows: O.M> WOLD COMPA~tY May 2, 1961 ~'ity of Laurel, Gentlemen G~~ respectfully submit the following bid on a dump truck as called for in your recent notice to bidders: 1 1961 model B-16Lt chassis and cab with all standard equipment, 153" whe~Ul.base~ 197 lb. capacity, front axle l~7~~ lb. c2pacity, 15 00 lb. rear axle, BD-2611 engine of 153• horsepo~rer, heavy duty front and rear springs heater and defroster' i5o~c~ ib. capacity rear two speed axle, 8:25-2~ 10 ply tires front and dual rear and spar, mounted on disc wheels with 5 of semi-traction type, turn signals w/ traffic hazard att., bus type rear view mirrors, 5 ton hydraulic jack and yard'. 6~~ X 8' dump body with hoist. Delivery approximate 30-45 days. Unit as above F.O.B. Laurel ~l~21~.00 If wanted, add X60 for V-3~4, i93 x.P. E cylinder engine. Yours very truly, O.M. Wold ~o. By (~ign~d) P. ~o~aper DE FF~ANCF C~'f~ COMPANY May 2, 1961 City Council, Laurel, Montana. Gentlemen; Pursuant to your call for bids, please find attached, our bid to furnish you with a new GMC dump truck, with all standard and the following listed ~pee'~fications. One (1) 1961 GMC Truck Model Vl~O~~~ 157+? Wheel Base 19, 5~~' lb . G~4J ~~np 1b. front suspension 15,0 0 lb. 2-speed rear axle 3~5 cubic inch, 1,5~ Horsepower, GI~ZC V-6 Truck F,ngine Spied Transmission 920 1b. capacity each rear spring Ste~1 Dise ~lheels c7 xcv 1~1 plv ny.~on ron~ titres R.25 x20 10 ply nylon "on-vff road,4t rear and spare tires F're~h air heater and defroster Qi1 Filter Qil Bath ~.ircleaner dir. ~ctional S~.~als 2- 6x12 Rear View Mirrors (Z 5 Ton hydraulic Jack Cane (1) complete Heil model SL-11 ?tunp Body with Heil model 1115 Hoist List Price delivered in Laurel - - - - - - - - - - -,502.26 Tax exempt bid price, delivered to you- - - - - - - X4287.00 Delivery in approxima+ely 30 days. This truck will be painted (h~naha Orange, and will meet or beat all specifications called for in ,your bid. Thank you for the opportunity to bid for this business. Yours truly THE DE FR~F~NCE GMT CO (Signed J. E. DeF~anc~ I ~I' Minutes of the City Council of Laurel MODERN CHEVROLET COMPANY May 2~ 1961 pity of Laurel Laurel,Montana Honorable Mayor and councilmen: We are pleased to submit bid on the following unit. specification sheet including standard equipment attached. Model 06303 Chassis/dab 157p~ wheel base, Gil 19500 lhs. Front Axle : X00O 1bs Rear Agile : CTption 201, 2 sped rear axle 6.408.72 capacity 1~0~0 lbs. ~~ine: 6 Gyl Jobmaster 261 ~u In displacement G~~P 15~ Eel }~0^~ RPM, GroSS Torque 23~ lb ft. Transmission: 4 speeds forward Front Springs: torsion, 3~~t? 1b. eac'z at ground, 2660 sprung capacity each. Rear Springs : option 25~t, 2 Stage, Capacity 920!(? Lb each. at ground, 8075 sprung capacity Wheels: (7) Steil Disc., Rim with 6.0'x. Tiresz 8.25 x 2~ ZO ply tube type on/off highway nylon dual rear and spare (51 8.25 x 2C? 10 ply tube type regular highway nylon front (2) Hater & Defroster: Delwce, outside air Oil 'Ater : I1~.1.1 ~ 1o~a, replacement element Oil Bath Air Cleaners: Capacity 2 pts. Directional Signals: Option 1~~ front and rear Mirrors: Bus type, Double support 7" x 16" Jack: dption 391, 5 Ton Jack, Capacity 12(~OC+~ Color: (hnaha Change Dump Box & Hois~~ Heil Yard ~'OB Laurel-------------------------------------------------~~0l~5.~0 City of Laurel to sign necessary tax exempt certificates Stith deal~;r. If Cab Shield is desired, add 88.00 If Auxiliary Rear Springs, Capacity 20Q0~ each is desired add ~b.9~ submitted. by:(Signed) flay Greening Modern Chevrolet Co. FL~Y~ F3F.~AAT MOTQRS ~~ay~ 2, i96i City of Laurel Laurel, Montana Gentlemens In answer to dour requPSt we are pleased to submit the following bid. 1961 Ford F6~~ i5b" ~n~~lbase 2€369.9. Heavy Duty 6 C1y. 2b2~~ Disp. Engine 13.09 Heaver Duty Front Springs 2500 Cap. 3.2~ Heavy duty Rear Springs 78~(?~ Cap. 1.80 L1~C: ~~I1CCt~ \ ~ ~ c./~~.:v 7 82~ x 2(? 10 Ply' Nylon Tires Mud & snow) K15.1~ Turn Indicators Front & Rear 25.30 Fresh Air Heater 68.1~~ Oil Filter (Std.) Oil Bath Air Cleaner (Std.) West Coast Mirrors Right & Left 28.~.~ 5 Ton Hydraulic Jaek 26.80 Freight to Laurel ~ 16.25 Gas Oil & Antifreeze 18.00 Spare Wheel ~axrier 11.00 It Yard Dump Box & Hoist (Installed) 13~0.~0 Total List Price 508..33 Less Federal Tax 267.03 Tota.Z List Priee without tax l~817.3~ Leis Discount allowed 857.00 ~ 396~.0~ ~ speed Axle 115.C?o Total 4075.~~ Q~aha Orange Color--- 30 day delivery. Very Truly Yours, Floyd Bean Motors I I Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Mayor Beslanwitch appointed a committee consisting of Ruffs Kaiser Olson, and Romee, to meet Frith Wayne Otto, City Engineer, and called a 15 minute recess to consider the bids. Upon r~-convening the Council, Ruff was asked for a report of the comm3~ttee. Ruff reported that it was the recommendation of the Cornrnitt~e that the bid of the Modern Chevrolet be ace~pt~:d. Motion was made by Nave and seconded by Kaiser that this recommendation b~ accepted. I~~otion carried. Beslanwitch. stated that this was the time and place for electing a President o~ the City Council. Ruff being the Senior Member of the +~ouncil, Motion was made by ~t~ve and seconded b~ Kaiser that Ruff be elected. Motion carried. Petitions were presented to the 'City Council as follows: To: The Hon. John Beslanwiteh, Mayor, and the members of the City ~ouricil, City of Laurel, ~ellowston~ County, State of rilontana: Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, residents, citizens and businessmen of laurel, Montana and owners and operators of business establishments located in the City of Laurel, Ye:Llowstone 'County, Montana, respectfully move the Hon. City ~c~uncil of Laurel, Montana, to repeal, in its entirely, th~.t certain Ordinance No. 503 passed and approved by the pity Council of the !pity of Laurel, Montana, on the 1$th day o~ Decemb~r~ 1956, entitled. "An Qrdinance r~~u.la.ting music in any licensed premises in which liquor is served."~ for the following reasons: 1. That ~an ecomonie emergency exists in the City of I;atzrel, Montana. 2. That a good business climate is required in Laurel. to promote and continue all the businesses in the City of Laurel, Montana. 3. That many businesses in Laurel have experienced a decrease in revenue partly because of many Laurel residents taking their busin~s~ and buying to Billings and other surrounding cities and towns. That if a goad business climate can be promoted and maintained Laurel residents may thereby become gainfully employed in T~aurel, Montana. The undersigned respectfully request the Hon. Mayor and the City council to give care and considerat3.on to t~?is matter. Dated and signed at Laurel, Montana, this day of Aprils 1961. The Mayor called for any discussion, and Mr Paul G~efle, owner of the +Che~rio Lounge appeared before the council in this connection. Bradley recommended that this matter be turned over to a conmiittee for investigation. Ka.3.ser then made a motion ghat this matter be referred to the Foliee Committee. seconded by Ruff and the motion carried, with the suggestion that a report be made on -phis to the council. at the next regular meeting. Applications for work at the swimming pool were read from JoAnn Klein and Larry Mayes. Motion was made by Ruff and seconded by RomeE that these letters be referred to the Recreation Cc~mmitte~. Motion carried. Mr. Larry Schroder appeared before the council in regaxd tv the construction of a hangar at the Airport. Bradley stated that a resa3ution must be passed calling .for bids on this hangar. Motion was made, by Ruff and seconded by Oison that this hangar be advertised for bids provided the plans and specifications meet witn tn~ approval of the City Engineer. Motion caxried. RESQLUTIDN N0.1182 R~SOLTTmION NQ. 11P2, BFTNG A RESOLUTION CHILLING FOR THE ~DVE~TISTNG FQR BT_DS tTPON THE AIR'OA.T HANC~.T~ ACCO~.DING TO THE PUNS AND SP~;CIFTCATIQNS ON FIT,E IN 't'fiF OFFICE OF THE CITY F.~tGINEF.R. Motion was made by Ruff and seconded by Kaiser that this resolution be adopted. iJpon ro11 call votes all a1clermen present voted f~Aye" and said resolution was declared passed and adopted. ~g~1az~~r5.~c~~ asked whether or not the council desired to continue our policy of the Sprinkling Districts, and begin accepting petitions for this ~r~rk. It z~ras the opinion of most of the council gnat this work should be continued on the same General basis as we have had in the previous years. fieslanwitch suggested that we place a call for 'oids for the materials right away. After discussion, it was d~eided that we could not call for. bids until it is determined how much material ~e need. 2'Iotion was made by Ruff and seconded by Rornee that the `City En~;in~er check fuxther on thy; prices of oil and Yiot mix anc~ gravel, and then ~o akiedd as rapidly as possible. I~Iotion carried. Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Beslanwitch reported that we have the money to buy our o~tn insect spray eq~.ipment. He requested that we advertise ~s~-bids.for this equipment. He recommended that we specity l(?0 feet of hope for use in spraying tries in the: Parks. Motion was made by Ruff and seconded by Kaiser that we advertise for bids fvr the spryer when the pity Engineer gets back to ~rork. Motion carried.. Beslan~ritch reported that we have had requests ~o ration r~rater. He asked for opinions of the Council and ~u~f stated that he would like to go on record as advocating irrigation every other day. He-then made the motion, seconded by Rey Edwards, that w~ ask that irrigation b~ done only every other day,, with odd-numbered houses being allowed to irrigate on odd-numbered days, and houses with even house numbers may irrigate on even-numbered days. Ruff included i~ his motion that an ~.d be placid in the Laurel Qutlook to that ef~'eet, and the conservation of water to be effective on I~Zay 15, 19E~1. Motion carried.. Beglanwitch reported that the new paliee eomr~iittee recommended that the Police work be kept at the police station. He stated that w~ ~auld need four men, and they would work 21 days on and 7 da~rs off., They are to be paid 10 .00 per month plus social security benefits, Retirement benefits if they are not over age, and Industrial Accident Insurance. Bradley i~ to meet with the Finance coffin ttee, to go over the funds, to try to ascertain a Legal way of fina,ncsng this project. It -could be possible to levy an additional two mills for the operation off' the fire depart~Pnt. City Engineer eras asked for a report on the Nutting Arain situ.ation,'and stated tkia~ they wpuld start on this project next week. The following monthly reports were presented for approval. Health's officer Report, Treasurers Report, Library repo:~•t, Reports of the Patrolmen, and report - of the Police .Judge. A~otion was-mad¢ by Edwards aid seconded by Olson.th~t these reports bP approved. Motion. carried. In eonnaetion with Lsanne's'app4in~ment to Deputy ~Ci~ty Clerk, BesZanwitch recommended s~rorigly to the pity Council that she be taken off time slips, and placed on a straight monthly salary of $~2~0.00 per month. Alderman ~u.~f objected ~o this amount, as ,he said that it would constitute quite a raise,, and that one person should nit be ~ive~ r~~.se~ when~,no others were considered at this time. ..After discussion of i.r, this matter, motion was m~:de bar Kaiser-and seconded by plson that a monthly salary of ~235•~0 be allowed. Motion carried. Letter was received from the Montana Highwatir k~atrol as follows: Helena, .Montana 2(~ April `1961 HonoraY~le J.J. Parker Ma~~or of Laurel Laurel, Pgontana Dear Mayor Parker: T~Te are mailing to you under separate cover. some material-~rhich gill acquaint you with the national "slow Down and Live" program. This program, which runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day, is the saner p~iase ~ of the 'Back the ~.ttack on ~'raffic Accidents t+ program and needs the su~por~ of all business, industry and the press in particular. the h~ontana Highway Patrol will again support this program which 'is aimed at the driver with the hurry complex. Any assistaMC~ you caz~ give this. program will be greatly appreciated. ~incerly fours,, (signed) Alex B. Stephenson, Supervisor.' Montana Highway Patrol. ~eslanwitch appointed Nave and L~il~on as a committee to study this mater and come up with a recommenda~ior~ of what w~ cou~,.d do to help this situation. Nave sated that the ~chievernent ~oune l would like to have the approval. of the pity Council to conduct their annual vehicle checks on ~Iay 13th a.nd May 207th. 3'he Auxiliary PoZi~e to handle this matter. Motion was made by ~uf~ and: seconded by Kaiser that this b allowed. Motion carried. pity Engineer' reported ors the Yello~~stone Bowmen Incorporated request ,for a building site. Fie was informed that the lease is at the present tame already drawn up, and we were needg a survey to get the legal descriptimn be.fo~e going ahead with the lease. He stated that.he would do this right away. Nave asl€ed whether or not the lots owned b~T Mrs. Lois Rus~e11 were being serviced by the Insect Control Spraying. He was informed that the previous Engineer eras of the opinion that the land was being serviced and that the insect control charge should remain on t~.e lots. Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Ruff reported on the pickup truck for the Park. He was told to get together with the gruehasing committee and purchase this truck, as he had already been given the aut'~ority at a previous meeting. This being the time and place for hearing pro~l;ests on the advertised ~mergenc~~ budget the City Clerk reported that she had received neither written or verbal protests on this proposed emergency budget. In this connection, it was then necessary -to present Resolution 1180 for final. passage. RFSOLtTTZON iVO. 118f) RESOLtTTIt~N N0. 11~?~, BEING A RES~LUTIQN ~iECZ~R_T.NG AN .F~NIx~i.(x~fi1CY EXITS RF~iJTRTATG A.DDT^_'IONAL ~~'F'~NI~TTURF~S .F'N,OM SEVERAL FiJNDS A~TD DIRECTING PUBLICA."'S01V dF NOTTCE OF A PtJF3ZIC H~~ARING. Motion was then made by duff and seconded by Nave that this resal.ution b~ passed and adopted. Upon taking; roll call voce, all aldermen present voted "A~e", and said Kesolution zaas declar~:d passed and adopted. It caws reported that there should be a telephone at, the sewage Disposal Plant and also an extension for the house. City Clerk was asked to ca7.1 the telephone company with this request. Ruff asked tah~ther or not we had a place fixed for our flag. He was informed that this had been done, and he then made the motion seconded by Olson that we purchase a flab Pole. Motion carried. Several reports presented to the council on the condition of our streets. Claims for the month of April were presented for approval, as follows: Petersen Typewriter exchange ~ 43.1 Mountain States Tel. Tel. $ 51.72 Yellowstone Bank 3.5~ James D. Lawson 10.00 t~~~rerhauser Co. 30.46 Prices Pharmacy 1.81 Chucks Repair Shop ~.OQ Gasoline ~treet~Stores 18.65 Laurel Servicenter 2.50 Montana Poorer Co. 97.5 ~1on~ Dakota Utilities x..59 Bundy's Plumbing & Heating 38.71 A11ies Hardware 2.03 Laurel Street Department 26.25 Laurel Water Department 100.0 Evelyn PSI. Staley 62., 0 Laurel Water D~partm~nt 10.00 Alex Vogel 1 .00 Thomas L. Bradley 5Q.00 ~i.M. faker 120.00 Laurel Water Dept. 35•~~ O.M. ~dnld Co. 29.33 Industrial Equip. Co. 203.69 Western ~:onstruction Equip.iCo. 65.9Q Laurel Servicente~r X8.96 Laurel Auto Pats 11~.1~ Gamble 5tor~ #x.669 .91 Gasoline Street Mores X3.61 Krug Brothers lt17.70 J & W Blacksmith shop 3.00 Allie's Hardware 1.?2 Nu-Tone Products Co. 15.30 Standard Oil ~o. 1I.~3.75 laurel Co-op Assoc. i2y.~Q Sage Engineers & Land Planners 60.0 Zau.rel street I3~;part. 12.00 Mountain States Tel. & Tel.. 14.85 Yellowstone Va11ey Electric 10.85 Allie's Hardware 6.98 Gambel Store 6.36 Morissette's Inc. 131.40 Montana Dakota Utilities 10.78 Curtis Circulation Co. 10.00 ~Childr~ns Playmate Mag. 2.50 Parents~s Tnstitu~e, Snc. 6.0~ Reader's Digest ASSOC. 7.~0 Harvest years 4.dQ Ideals Publis~yng Co. 5.t!Q Mrs. Jase~h Gehrett 3.x.0 Americana Interstate Corp. b.(?0 Book Suppl~rr Co. 17.95 Laurel Water Depart. 1.00 Coast to Coast Store 1.25 Allies Hardware l~.06 Mountain States Tel. c& Tel. 6.25 Mont-Dakota Utilities 1~q.10 Montana Power Co. 33.80 Northern Pacific Railway 2.15 Laurel hoop. Assn. 5.35 gasoline Street Stores 1.30 Krug Brothers 6.00 'Coast to Coast 5•x.9 Gamble Story 55.86 F3illin~;s ~iurs~ry 2~t.00 Krug Br~~thera 37.50 Laurel dater Depart. 36.50 Laurel Street Depart. 17~.2~ Peter v. Thomson ~.C3.~'0 P~Iontana Fo~rer Co. 2.7Q ~eyerhaueser Co. 40.94 kllie's Hardware 31.Q2 Parker's Husky Service 1.87 Btzndy's Plumbing & Heating 1b.60 Gamble Store ~.1~ Morissette's Inc. x.57.30 Laurel tilater depart 2.50 Montana Power Co. .90 Frank Emin~th 5.0~ Mont Dakofa Utilities 31~.9~ Montana Power Co. 3.~1. F3undyts Plum~aing & Heating x.67 American Legion 53.30 Weyerhauser Co. 103.51 Roy Dewell 5.36 Gamble Store 2.33 Allie's Hardware 51.b~3 Johnstons 9?_.50 i~iontana Power ~o. .90 Mountain `States Tel. & Tel. 26.10 Mont Dakota Utilities ~o. 10.79 Nu-T~n~ Products Co. 1t5.3~ Dave~s T1obi1 Service 5.1}~ Gasoline Street Stores 79.52 Main Stre~;t standard 7.59 L~ure1 Serviesn~er 9.35 Smiths Super Service 3.1~~ F'7.oyd Bean Motors 1..1~ Gamble Store 20.70 City of Billings 16.00 Dr. R. J. Rosselot 3..00 ~au~°el Qutlook 57.95 Peterson Typewriter 17.70 Van ~nTaters ~C Rodge:.~s, Inc. 97.50 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. ~.~.68 l~Zontana Dakota Utilities Co. 51.1l~ Montana Power Co. $97.93 Yellowstone Valley Electric 3.(?0 Weyerhaeuser 'Co. l~6.52 Precision scientific Co. 17.81 The Bristol Co. 1 .83 i i II ' ~i IVlinutes of the City Council of Laurel A & A Builders Inc. 6.00 ~3enison Machine Co.Inc. 26.00 Coast to Coast 5.88 Prices Pharmacy 2.31 Laurel mineral fund 3.00 Industrial equip. Co. 38.08 Laurel Auto Parts 31.l~6 ~T & W Blacksmith ~Yiop 2.50 Gasoline Strut Stores 79.25 Smiths uuper Service 2.30 ~.llie's Hardware 53.51 Gamble Store 10.37 George Propsom & Son 731.83 automatic Switch Co. l~7.l~I~ Fairbanks Morse & Co. inc. 7~0.1lt Urinnell Co. of the Pacific 22.80 Krug brothers 70.00 Laurel. street Depart. 52.25 Gamble More 20.25 Gasoline street Stores 10.23 Smiths Super Service 12.02 Laurel S~rvicenter 19.29 Laurel T~Tater Depart. 26.25 Laurel Street Depart. 82.50 Gasoline Street Mores 3n.69 Smiths Super Service 36.08 Laurel Servicent~r 57.87 Krug Brothers 72.00 Laurel General Fund l~.00 Laurel dater Depart. 30.00 In~eyerhaus~r Co. 28.76 Montana Po~a'er 375.66 P~Zontana Power Co. 4(?9.~.2 Weste rn Construction 2.92 Contributions Fund 1.7~ Contributions Fund x..82 contributions Fund 17.12 Contributions Fund 28.22 Contributions F1ind 2.48 Contributions Fund 10. 9 Contributions Fund 9.13 Contributions Fund 7~.3b Contributions Fund 6.16 contributions Fund 8.71 Cont-~ributions Fund .03 Contributions Fund 99.37 Contributions Fund 323.39 Contributions Fund 39.~~ Contributions Fund 2 .06 `contributions fund 82.37 Industrial xecident Board 729.15 Dave's Mobil Service 169.31 P~Iotion was made by kuff and seconded by Qlson that these claims be allowed. l~Zotion carried. Harold Filson asked permission to be absent at the next meetings .rid for permission to leave the state. Motion was made by Ruff and seconded by ~~omee that this permission be granted. Motion carried. Marvlin Hoppel and Gene DeFrance appeared before the Council, and attended the meeting. HoppeZ reported that the Chamber o~ commerce had voted to send two of their members to each council meeting to observe. Beslanwitc}i stated that w~ were glad to have them. There being no further business to come before the council at this time motion was duly made and seconded that the meeting be adjourned. P•Zotion carried. f orothy P. ~ ndy, ity Cle Passed by the City Council and approved by the Mayor tYiis 16t'~. day of May, 1961. ,f7 b oY~n Besl.anwitch~ M yor ATT~S`T or~ othy P. dy, ~ity~~le~rlk~ ~ ~ i i ~ I l I i