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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 03.05.1957Minutes of theCity Council of Laurel The pity Council of the City of Laurel, met in r egularK~~e~ssion in the count it Chambers, and was called to order by lViayor ~'homs~n, at 7;30 0' clock p.m. ~ Tuesday ivlarah 5th, 1957. Upon roll Qall the following aldermen answered present: dodgers Ebersviller Horning Leuthold Parker Williams Scott ~'reebury T'he minutes o~ the previous meting were read. Tt was moved by Horning and seconded by Ebersviller the minutes be approved. The motion carried. Mr. Ralph panel introduced Bud ~cotten to l~he Council, diving rates on insurance. It was moved by Freeburg and seconded by Rodgers that the rates be turned over to the Finance Committee f'or study and recommendations to the Council. The motion carried. The Police reports f or t he mcnth of February were pre'sent~d. It was mc~ed by ~'arker anal seconded by Rodgers the~c~reports be a~~~roved. The motion carried. ~'he Poliee Jude ~ s report f or'.the month oP February was presented. It was moved by Rodgers and seconded by Ebe.rsviller the report be approved. The notion carried. 'she Library report for the month of February was ~~esented. It was moved by Leuthold ~.nd seQOnded by ~'Villiams the report be approved. The motion c arried. `t'he Health O~ficar~s report for the month of F b~uary was pr~:sented. Zt was moved by Leuthold and seconded by Rodgers the report be approved. The: motion carried. The bills of the month of February were presented for payment. ,af ter due consideration by the Finance Committee, it was moved by Ebe~~viller and seconded by ~'reebury the following bills be allowed: harold Phnom 322.08 Thompson Yards 210.00 Charles uVood 275.27 DeFrance GMC 161.5 VV; H. Gaston 241.26 Water Dept. 76• 5 Robert Schmidt 2 8. _0 Laurel Co-op ~ssoa. 56.~ ll. C. Lenh€~.rdt 2~6.~J~ Industrial Equipments 30 • L~ Charles GUood la8•~F~ Laurel. Co-op Asoo. ~3. 0 Donald Lenhardt 9~i.86 0. M. Wo1d Co. 281.~~°4 Sara. ~hr~.iah 7.08 0. M. VVold ~o. 121.50 Phillip Schreiner 79.20 Industrial Equipment 00.00 Sam Ehrlich 211.98 Acme c~emiaal 20.01 phill ip Schreiner l~}~. 08 Ame ri can City lu7ag. 00 Henry Schmidt Jr. 32 .52 pity eater Deft. 12.75 Clay~~iz Gaustad 250.07 Crane co. 26.93 James Bare 2 7.05 Fischer & Porter ~i4.91 Water Payroll ~B .82 D. Fowler Co. 257•~}~ Peter v. `Thomson, et al 2~~}.17 Grinnell co. 2.30 ~rillie ~onendorf 67.46 Harco Corp 171.56 Ellen ~art~right 17. ~8 Hines 1'~Totor 11.71 Lowell Rathbun 75.00 Industrial Equip 20.16 Keuffel ~ Esser 5. 6 laurel ~~o-op Assoc. 2. 0 Reporter Printing ~.~0 Laurel Ser•vicenter 18.7 Trot Printing 6.70 Ludlow Valve 30.09 Thomas L. Bradley 119.58 PJlarsha11-1!Uells Storo 9.09 R. H. `~terret~ 63.~~. Northern Pac. Ry. 72 .1~~ H. H. Sterrett 28.00 Selby ~e-print ~.72 John ~rohau~h 7.50 Smithts Super Serv. 18.89 Gaylli d Easton ~5, 00 TrotpsPrint~ng 2~}~ 05 Jae arson, Treas. Laurel Fire Dept. 81.00 Van ~'~aters ~c Rogers 9..50 Yrice's pharmacy .98 Carl Weissman & Sons 5.00 H R. Oxygen 3 .Js Western Office Equip. 126.00 S'mith~s Super Serv. .1~ 0. M. Wold Co. x.23 Montana-Dakota Util. 27 .75 Cseneral Fund 1019.75 l~7ontana Power 1525.67 Petty dash 37.22 Mountain ~t. `del. & Tel . 86.06 Tillie Hohendor~ 50.00 `T'homas L. Bradley 50.00 Ellen Cartwright 27.25 Mrs. George Behm 4.~0 Lovuell Rathbun 7 .00 V~ater Dept . 2~. 0 112ar shall-'JUells More . 79 Soa. Seo. 'I'ax 133.23 Denver r~ire play ~}.~.8 Yellowstone Bank 313.10 rrhompson Yards 25.10 Wit. Board of equal. 11.5 V"Vallace ~ Tiernana b6.9b City iNater Dept . 150.Q0 Water Dept. 130.20 Ti11ie liohendorf' 10.00 ~~+ater Dept. 65.92 Ellen Cartwr~.~ht 10.Q0 Laurel Trading 51.73 Emil Unterseher 85.00 Petty Cash 28.07 Yellowstone Valley Elec. 319.54. Mike Zent x{..20 - --r-~ i I i Minutes of the C~ f Council of Laurel. i r 5 b2ar~h 1t~7 I ~ ~ ~ l Hoa tson A~enoy 2~. 00 M. ~ . Garrett . 70 ~ lndus~rial Accident 204~ 1 Darold Car tee ~.9~ 'Water dept. lbb.~.~5 Billings Blue print 1..59 Charle s `Wood 29 .OQ. Doubleday & C o. 1 H. Gaston 1 .00 American Book Co. ~.1.~6 Hobert Sahm~dt 15.00 Nat3.onal Geo. Soo. 6.00 D. ~ . Zenhardt 15 .00 Mrs . Ge or~~ ~e~. i5.OQ I fir. ~ . Hall 1 8.87 Mat 3.1.da Br ohaugh 27. L. stow 20.68 Franoes r~enton 2.2 j R. L. Turaottq 6.00 Reders Digest 5.00 ~ ~~arole Behm 2 .80 .Montana-D~k. Utilities I}1.1.5 Publ.~e ~rnpl. retirement 2.0.63 Yellows~Gone Bank, 20.60 Mont. Mun. League 9~.4 St. hoard of Equal. Laurel Serva.menter 28.3 Pub,.- Empl. ~etirernent 20. Qb Carter ail 1.32.50 Soa . Sea. Tax 7.65 Laurel Outlook x.06 Frances Fenton 130.58 'ter P)ept. 5L}•23 L~bertp Book Shop ~.38 B~.g Ditoh Co. .50 i The motion carried. The Engineer reported that'the Montana Povaer Cornpang is expecting to r~z7.aQe power lines along the west side of youth let .venue, which is along the south ~ f ~ hightivay, and e xpl~.ined than there ~t~re problems ~.n regard' to the plaain~ o~ suah ~o1es, to allow for an 8fl-foot street. Alderman Leuthold reported that the Chamber ~ of Co~nrnerce is anx3.ous to have. a ~.-lane highway south to vuhere the proposed East- UVest main highw~.y will be built. he stated that at present there is a need for such a highway to fake care of traffic to the Refinery. Mr. E. I'~inter, of the Montana Power Company stated that the Company v~ould like to be able to erect the i poles ~n the proper' place at this time, iff possible. The City attorney reQOmmemmded that the Gouno3.l appoint someone with authority to proceed in clearing up this matter before any more Qons~ruction. hay taken place, and recommended that the Engineer's off ice be so authori~~d. It was moved by Scott and seconded by Leuthold that the Counma.l pass a resolution authori,~~ng the Engineer to pro~e~d with the. dediaati.on of property, and for the o~~ers to gran an easement to Yellowstone County for same, f'or road purposes.. The mot~.on Q a~ried. The Engineer reported on a meeting held with the dilater Comm~.t~ee and Cop Con,s~ruation and stated that they had agreed on paying 30-da~g 1.iqu.ida~ed damages. ~'e also Mated that Mr. ~'homas Robinson of Black ~ Veatch mould be in Laurel. and ava~.lable f'or a meeting on either the egen~.n~ of the 25th or the 27th of March; and recommended ,that no further action be taken until suari time . It was moved by Scott ar~d seconded by Rarker that Eetimat #18 in the. amount of approximately ~19,55~-•00, r~lassing 7~ of retaina~;e ~o fop ~onstrum~ion be ~pprroved, sub~ea~ to ~~~.ck & Veatch approval. `the motion carried. ~i '~~.e following Polling pl~aes and Clerks and Judges for the oommn~ eleati.on were chosen ~`'~.rst ~~ard Polling Place Vest End Lumber... Mrs . c~~,~ ~~o. I~ Oli qi~. Metzger kt Cosa Ki.lpatri~k C1.erk - - - Mina Sm~.th " ~ ~eoond 'hard dolling ~'l.aQe D. M..Wold Company Mary Duno an _ Judge.. Hazel.. Barney r~ Emma Br ~ okma n ~r Isadore NiQhol.as Clerk Josephine Moon i Third ward Pol~.ing ~laae Gymnasium Building ~I Rose Foley Judge Betty-troll Helen Smith rt I Mrs. R. G. Colon clerk it Betty Shoop Fourth hard Polling Place Union Hall Cleo W~1ton Judge ~ oro shy ~und~y t~ Mrs. Thomas Everett " ~ He1.en Shearer Clerk Ch~.rlo~Gte Cranwill F~ i i _ _ Minutes of the Ci Council of Laurel Y~, _ ~ Mar oh 19~ I A moe~in~ ~'or consultation with riembers of the Library hoard was requested for l~ar~ch 6th, at 7:30 0!clock, to discuss improvements to the floor in ~;he Library. Alderman Leuthold suggested that a Resolut~.on in f avor of the splendiel work of John Brohaugh, while ~~'ire Chiefs be drawn up, after consultation with the Fire Department. Alderman Williams re.oommended ~.n inorease of 10/ in salary, f'or the City Engineers ef'f'ec1~. vs the 1st of March. Tt vas moved by horning and seoonded by Leuthold the recommendation be approved. 'The emotion carried. It was moved and seconded, we do now adjourn. l~he motion carried. r..~-i'.~~ 4.r - C ity Cle k Ap?roved this 19th day of March, 1957• ~ Mayor A T TE S'I' i ~ City Clerk 3 i` i I i i