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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 10.02.1956i Minutes of the City Council of Laurel 2 oatober 1956 The pity Council of the C~.~y of Laurel, met in regular session in the ~ouneil Chambers, and was called to order' by Mayor Thorns on, at 7:30 of 81oa1~ p.m. Tuesdap 4etober 2nd, 1956. Upon roll gall the ~'ollowin~ alderrr~~n answered present Horning Leuthold r~~ker Rodgers u~~lli~.ms Fre ebur~r -Scott Ebersvill~r The ~everand Gibbs opened the meeting with a prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read. It was moved b~ Horning and seconded by Rodgers the minutes be approved. The motion carried. The minutes of the Special meet~fing were read. It way moved by ~jilliams and seconded b~ ~euthold the minu~~s be approved. The motion parried. Mrs. Rose c um appeared before the CounQil in regards to trees along 7th Street where sidewalk is to be plaQed. ~lder~an Rodgers, Chairman of the Street Gomm~ttee reported ghat the ~Grees would have to Dome out, as there pan be no deviation on the plaQing of the walk. Mrs. Crum stated that ro€~m had been le~'t #'or the aonven~ional sidewalk, and suggested that ghat b~ ~Ghe type used. The ~%ounail assured Mrs. Cram that the firs would be saved if it ~rere at €~11 possibly. Mr. Kenneth Ha~er~.en appeared before the council 3.n regard to the graveling of nth Avenue by the new School, he asked that the City help gravel. It has moved by ~~ott that the matter be re~er~ed to the street Committee to work with ~ahool Distri~ to get gr~v~l done and sidewalk along 5th and 6th Street along City property be put i It was move d by Sao~t end seconded by ~illiarns that it b~ resolved that the Ci~p help ;school ~istriat with graroel and straet. The motion Qarried. It was moved by Soo~tt and seconded by jtodgers that the sidewalk a long the Wiest side of Alder Avenue b~ deleted Prom S.I.D. #~10, sub~eat to the City Attorneyts appro~ral. The motion carried. A report was given on the alley in the rear oP tie J. C. P~nne~ Story, on Nla in 'street. Alderman Rodgers requested that e€~n~rete be broken out to find if leak is at ~ffi~er aonn~ction and bill owners of proper~~ for costs. Alsd~ that the alley behind BiQe Truck lines be rewired and charged to Biae for gravel. A report was ~~;ven an condition oP opening ~n Main street where new Water Line w~.s replaQed. small rocks are thro~rn against the plate gl~.s~ windows along Main Str~e and a request was made to have same oiled. 'the Commera~.al Club has requested the Highway pub a 4-lane high~~.q through Laurel ~o Mossr~.ain, with a 4-lane ,underpass, and would appreciate having the north side of Main Street p~~ in good repair. Ald~rrnan ~QOtt requested pQrrn~:ss~.on to leave the state. Permission was gr~.nted. The City Clerl~ requested permission to leave the Stag. Permission vas granted. Mr. Banker gave a report on pro~~ess of work at Plank at river. The Water repor~G for AugLS t 20th was ~regented. It was moved by Scott and seconded b~ Parker the repot be approved. The motion carried. The Treasurers s report for the month of August ~uas presenteel. It was moved bg Parker and seQOnded by ~V~.lliarr~s the report be approved. `The motion carr~.ed. `I~e ~~rk's report for the mon1~ of August was presented. Tt vas moved by ao~t and seoonded by Horning the report b~ approved. The motion carr3~: d. 'I~e Polies reports f'o~ the month of sept~mber were presented. It was moved b~ Ev~rpsv3.ller and seconded by Freeburg the reports be approved. 'the motion Qarried. The Police Judge's report fog the month of ~ept~mber was presented. It was moved b9 Williams and seconded by ~aott the report be approved. The motion Qarried. The Library report for the month oP September ~roas presented. It was rrioved by Freeburg and s~eonded by Ebersva.ll~r the report be a tpro~ed. "The motion Qarrie3. RESOLUTION N0. g85 ~esolu~ion No. g85, being a resolution aanaellir~ certain bonds oP Q.I.D. 83, 8~. and 8~ vas read. I~ was moved by Scott and s~aonded by Williams Char R solut3.. on No. 985 be passed ar~d approved. Upon roll Dell all aldermen present voted ~aye~ and said Resolution was deolared passed and approved. RESOLUTION ND, g86 i I ~~I . Minutes of the City Council of Laurel 2 Detober 156 RESOLUTION N0. 986 Resolution No. 986, being a reso7.,ut~on transferring certain funds f rorn the R~volv~ng Fund to the Puraha~ing of fonds in ~peaa.al Improvement D~.stric~ ~nas read. I~G way Loved bar q~ott and seQOnded by Freeburg that Resolution No. 986 be passed and approved. Upon roll call all aldermen pr~~t~~~ voted ~"a~re`° and said R~so~.uti~ was dedlared passed and appro~red. 't'he bills oP tie month of September ~rere presented for payment. After due consideration by ~h~ Finana~ Committee, it ~ as moved by ~QOtt and s ~QOnded by Freeburg, tiz a~ the f3~llowing alairns be allowed; H~~~~.d Throm ~~.3 325.,8 E wi.n Johnson 5.83 Charles mood 275.2? ~Uater Dept. 69.34 1~. H. Gaston 241.2b Fanners Union central 22?•59 ff~ober~ S~hmit~ 278.1~.Q Indus~r~.al equipment ~.~.00.0~ C~ Lez rdt 26b. F~}. Laurel ServiQentsr 1 3.12 Frank Em~.neth 21,00 Krug Brothers 11.5 Manua 1 Campos 151.24 0. M . 'cold ~ o. 2.3.00 Sam Ehrl i~h X3.63 Water Dept. 15~, 2D Phillip sahr~~ner 83.70 Big ~itah Co. .50 ` Sam Ehrlic~i 2~a.6.89 Herman ~ehessle~ 322.2 Phillip ~ehreiner 163.~}Q Lairds s Radio & Elea. 28.76 ''leery Schmidt Jr. 335.0 Ae~e ~hemiaal 33.00 Charles food 81.3 Bundy s Plbg 27. 3 James dare 251.03 Crane C o. 170 . ~ ~ T. I~. Bieber 182.x}0 H. D. Fowler ~.3. $ Mary B~oe 9.5Q Grinnell Co. 138.98 J~m~s Graee 11,~~ Industrial Ec~~.ip. ~7.~9 Terr~noe Hirschfelt 22.50 La~.rd ~adi~ ilea 3.00 Clayton Gaus~ad 260.x$ Laurel Outlook 53.85 ~Va~er Dept. 5247.01 Laurel Trading 26. ~i Peter D.. 'Thomson, et al 2b .17 Marshall-1~ells More 11.1 3 Tillie Rohe ndor.~ 6~. 30 Paa i£ia Water Vflorks 88.05 Clara Oi~P 27.0 ~?eportar ~'rinting lI}.7~. xellov~s~one Bank 2.85 Star Transfer 32.00 Lovuell Rat,~bu.n 75.00 Thompsfln Yards 37• C39 Selby Re•~print 1 .73 Valley ~Uelders ~ul~ply 29.25 Thomas B adl~y 119.92 Vaughn-Ragsdale 2.74 H. Sterrett 63.70 Crane Co. 2598.00 H. Sterrett 18.00 General Fund 18.52 John BrohaugY~. 15.00 General Fund 1956.21 Joe Larson, treas. 2 .00 ~~reet Fund 133.06 laurel sire Dept. 5~}•0~ S. I. D. X84 x}.50.00 Laurel ~'~.re Dept. 60.00 Petty Cash 39.31 Harris A~en~~ 11.4J~ Tillie Hohendorf 50.00 Reporter Printing 5b.00 E118n Cartwright 26.31 Arm.ao D~,ainage 219.40 Lowell Rathbun 75. 0 r~ontana P over 1910,41 St. Board of Equal 12.5? Mountain St. 'T'el. & Tel. 103.x}6 Montana-I3ak. Utilities ~.1.2~ Mrs. George Behm 7.60 Denver Fire Clad 16.16 1~illiarr~s ~.genay 14 g b~} Dorr-Oliver ln~. -5?•9~9 mater Dept. 7~.. t3 Laurel '~radi.ng 8. 2f Laurel Co-op Assoa. 18 I+~Iarshall-Wells ~~ore ~}2. Laurel outlook 13~.4~ Neptune Meter 7.~}7 '~'al~er J. Hoven 135.0 Northern PaQ. Ry. 22.59 'Thompson Yards 21.b2 UValter J, i3oven ~97~..00 0. 1~. fold Co. _38.93 ~lalter_J._Hoven 74~. .ll~ - Thompson Yards 217:30 H. ll. Dowser j~n~:4c~ Yellowstone Bark, withholding 308 0~ Walter J Hoven ~ 30 50 Soy. Sea. `fax 138.2 ~fa~er ept• 9 •95 Water Dept. 4.50 dater dept. 71.1Q City ~ate~ Dept. 150.0 ~fiater dept. 2.? D Ti113.e Hohendorf ? ~Q{J~0 Water dept. 3. b0 Ellen Cartwright 10.00 Petty Cash 55.19 :~n~.l Unterseher 8U.0~ Ora Le~psr 6.09 'dater Dept. 47.36 Industri~.l Equipment 7 Ob.15 Yellows~Gone Valley Elee. 24.81 Ind. Equip 1~48.D0 Barry O ~ Leery 245.77 S . I . D. ,~$3 1 30.04 Charles food 29.00 Edna C apman 9.45 ~d. H. Cx~stan 15.00 Franae~ Fenton 131.01 Robert ~ahmidt 15.00 U. comm. U. Nations 4.75 D. C. Lenhardt~ 15.00 Daubleda:~r & Co. 22.5 Dr. C. Hall .9.00 Parents Zns. 3. 0 Wm. Reinhart .3.00 Jean Karr Co. ?.~}2 Dr. L. (~urootte 18.00 Mrs . Ge os°ge Behm 13.50 Wm. Reinhart 21.00 Sp arts X11. b.~0 Mont. Munn. Leag. 95. 1-3 laird dio 26.60 Pub. Ezn Retirement 23 Frances"Futon 3.11 awl Cafe ~.~0 Matilad Broh~u~Yi 30.60 R. L. Polk 30.00 Mond Dak Util. x.10 Fenton ~,~enay ~.80.1:~.0 P ab. Emil. Retirement 19.52 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel 2 e t ok~s r 1856 Ralph Watkins l~.Ofl Soa. Seo. Tax Fi.8p Wader Dept. 13 .O6 Yellaws~one rank, nu~.thholding 20.64 mater Dept. 31.54 ~h~ldrens .Book ~ounm it 3.~.~ DeFranee GMC 17.38 S~. Loard of equal •5 The ~no~ion aarri~ d. letter frc~rn. the standard Construction Company o.f Bozeman was. read. Frank ~iartley~s request for grater line west along hi.s and Coopers property would cost approxima to l~ X1260 for 8~' line, and X1,000 f'or 6~ line . The City water Deptart~nnent ~o pay the difference in cost ~etvaeen the line, €~d put in 8~~ line. RESOLUTION PTO. 987 R~solutian No. 987 be~.ng ta~.R~a~olution amending work agreement w~.th G~.~y E~ployess way read. It w as movedPby E~rersviller and seconded by Rodgers that R solution No. X87 be passed and approved. Upon roll ca11 X11 aldermen present vii~~d~"'Ay~" and said g~esolution was deelar~d dull pissed and ~.pproved. Aldermen p€~.rker reported that it was the intent that Janes Bari b~ g3.Wen a 5¢ per hour raise, at the time the other fe11o~ 1 s rece~.ved thsfr raise. And that he be given the raise, re-troaotive to the ~~t of July. It was moved by Rodgers and sego nded by Horning that the ~%ommereial Club have the use of R3-verside Park on the night of ~etober 25th, Pree of eha~ge. The motion carri 1t vacs moved and seconded eve do now adjourn. The motion earra~e d. 4 l - E i~y~C~ 1~ppr4ved this 16th day of October, 195• ayor ATTEST: ~~~Cit~~lerk i i I j i ~ it I i I