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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 11.06.1956Minutes of the Ci council of Laurel 6 November 1~j~6 rnhe City CounQil of the City of Laurel, gnat ~n ~e~ular session in the Council Charr~bers, and was called to order bg Mayor `~omson, ~t &;30 o~cloak p.m. Tuesday iyovemb~r 6th, X956. Upon roll aa11 the following aldermen answered present: ~todgers Parker Leuthold Freeburg Williams SQOt~ Ebersviller The Rever~.nd Allen opened the meet~.n~; with a pray~~. The minutes of t.~e previous meeting were read. It was moved by Parker and seconded by ~euthold 'the minutes be approved. The motion carried. Mr. Lyle Rodgers appeared before the ~ouneil i~ regard to the sidewalk along Alder A~~~.ue, along the ditch. The mater was referred to the Aldermen oP the Fourth Ward, and any change in placement of sidewalk wou3~d have to be by petit ion of .all property o~s?ners involved. Mr. Ancit Pearson apeared before the ~ouncit in regard to X80 sidevualk payments, he staffed that all s~.dewal~s in the Block had been put in by property owners. It waa gloved by ~aot~ and seconded by Parker that the property owners make payments for 1956, then there would be a re-appr~.is~l o~ payments in the lli~trict. `ghat those people in Bioek~ 3, the ICE corner of Blk 2, and 1 ouwner in Blc>ck I~, and the other owners affected, be deleted from assessments, ef~ecGive next tax dear, and that balance of cost be re-distributed and charged against property that is involved. and included in the entire d~strio~. The motion carried. The Library report ~'or the month oP October was presented. It was moved by Leuthold and seconded by Scott the library report be approved. The motion Q arried. The Police reports f'or the month of October were presented. It was moved by Parker and s~canded b~ Leuthold the reports be approved. The motion Qarried. The Police Judge's report for the i~?~nth o~ October was presented. It was moved bq Scott and s~aonded by Williams the report be approved. The motion a€arr~.ed. A letter from the V`Jestern Construction Co., in regard to a meeting of Adams Machinery users, to be held in Great Falls ~uas mead. It was moved bgSeott and se~ond~d by dodgers the letter be placed on f ale. `1'he motion Qarried, The bills of the mo~hth of October were presented f'or payment. After due consideration by the ~~'inanQe Committee, it was moved by Freeburg and- seconded bar Parker the following bills be allowed: Harold Throw 325.58 Dave's Mobil Service 1 8.~7 Emil Un~erseher 6~ .00 DeFranc~ GNfC ~3• 5 Charles food 27 .27 Farmers Union Central 398.59 ICU. H. Gaston 21}.1.26 J Blacksmith 17.50 Hobert Schmidt 278. 0 laurel co-op A~go~. S5.4~ v, C%. Lenha.rd~ ?66.~. Shipton TViotcr supply 100.9 Frank Emin~th 1.16.00 Valley Welders Supply 21. 0 Manuel Campos 151.20 '~festern cons t. Equip 262. Sam Ehrlich 8.76 0. M. y~old Co. 28.21 Phillip ''chreiner 1.00 Industrial Equipment 1}00.44 _ W , s - ~ ~n n~ n aR IIY C „ l 7l _ eft ;3t~.tll .Gill, y,LU 11 c.]v ~ w v • ivi • v~i3..~ - v • T ~VU ~ / Phalli. `~hcreiner 157.05 City of ~llinga, ,Hater Dept. ~9 H~nr~ ~ahmidt Jr. 328.45 Crane Co. 87.49 Clayton Gaustad 260.08 Garlook ~3cking 62. 7 James Bari 282.46 Hooker Elea~rochemiaal ~3• ~3 Lyle Jones 7 00 J& W Blacksmith g D dater Uept. ~'ayroll 521 .06 Johnstone s LuLnber 1~. 1 et~r D. Thomson, et al 26..17 Laural Servicanter 5.~6 ~illie Hohendorf 6 .30 Marshall-'dells More lg. 1 Dorothg Bundy 72.0 Mon~G€~na Welding 1U. 00 Lowell Rathbun 75.00 National Cash l~egistor 167.0 IVlontana St. Exp. Station 1.50 Vaughn Ragsdale .98 Thoma. s L. Bradley 119.92 General Fund X423.94 R. H. Starrett 63.70 °Pittsburgh-Des Moines steel 1933.00 R. H. Sterrett 18.00 Black & Veatoh 750.00 John Brohaugh 15.00 Tillie Hohendorf 50.00 Joy Larson, 'treas. 25.00 Ellen Cartwright 26.31 Laurel Fire Dept. 102.00 Lo~uel.l Hathburi 75.00 Laurel Vol. Fire dept. 10.00 St. ~3oard of Equal. 11.57 Pett~r Cash ~}1.~..8~. Montana-Dakota Util. 63.33 Kruk Bros. 11.25 Barnes Mfg. Co. ~-5•~0 Montana Power co. 1866.25 Johr~stan Lumber ~o. 8.75 Mountain St. Tel. b8.60 K-B chemical ~9.5~ Selby Re-print 1.72 Laurel Trading 19.20 S oQ . S ~ c . Tax 122.71 Laur e 1 ~ o- op ~A s s o c . 2.28 i 'I II I~ II Minutes of the City Council of Laurel 6 November 1956 Mrs. George Behrn ~.2.~.0 Northern Pia. Co. 7.18 Harris Lumber 1.21 Loyd Berry 11.00 Darold Car~ee 21fl.~.7 Mise Acct 21.50 Industrial ~.cQ~.der~t Board 530.79 mater Dept. I1.6~ i~fa ter Dept. - 352. 23 Theodore Bieber 19.25 dater Dept. 9.9~ Water Tept. 12$.87 City Water Dept. 150.00 Petty Cash 87.23 Tillie Hohendor~ 10.0 Black & Veatch ~~0.00 Ellen ~ar~wr~.,ht 10.00 Charley Gardner 15.15 Yellovustone Valley 22..5 Doubleday & Co. 3. b6 Gamble More 48..0 Frances F~nton 131.01 1N~ter Dept. 12.00 St. Paul ook 22.17 Charles woad 2g .00 Matilda Brohaugh 31 .00 W. H. Garton 15.00 Laurel Outlook 2.c~0 Robert Schmidt 1 .00 jollier & Son 173.00 D. Lenhardt 15.00 Mabel Steele .00 Dr. C. Ha 11 49.00 Soc. Sec. Tax ~.80 Carb. ~ ~le~. .50 Publ Empl. ~e~irement 20.06 Publ. ~mpl ffietirement 2~.~.25 Yellows tons Bank, fax ~~20.60 Montana ~Iunc. League 95.J~3 St. Board o~ Equal. .51.}. i~~a~sh~.ll-We11s Store 7.b9 Montana-Dak. Utilit~.es b.67 Mrs. Joe Kamer 35.00 Water Dept. 1'~"11p Gamble+s Store 5.09 Harry Deine~ 6.00 Water Dept. 71.65 T. H. ~3ieber 95.38 Yellowstone Bank, tax 271.00 Frances r~enton 2.22 Modern ~'hev. 6,~.7~ 1~ rs. George Rehm 16. 0 ~~Vater Dept. 11~. ~~J Book supply 11. fl Krug Brothers 730.54 Boys s Marken 7.6~ Amerr~aan Ind. Products 35.15 The motion Qarried. It was reported by .Alderman Rodgers that the alley orossing by the Red & Wh~.te Store on East Main Sheet was faulty, and should be taken care off. No action eras taken on this matter, at the present time. It vas moved by Yarkor and seoonded by .Le uthold that the ~ ity pay for the removal o.~ tree from the boulevard at the xenrq Weber resdenQe. .The motion carried. The merry-go-round at the Forth Park ~uas reported in poor oond~.tion and should be taken out and repaired. Also reported vuas the oondi~ion of the platform ar~d guard ra~.l at tie Sky-watch, ~uhioh are loose ar~cl should be repa~.~ed. Other repairs are also needed at this building. Zt was reguested that the street Leps~crt~ent put in a little gravel where gumbo had been put in, to protect the eonarets alley orossings that were put in recently. ^It was moved by Leuthold and seconded by ~yilliams ghat all pay~~nts ~n S.I.D ~8 pay the years s interest which will be involved, inasmuch as the bonds had not been withheld, and the interest will have to be paid at the time oP redemption of bonds. The motion parried. Mr. Banker reported on tk~ progress a~ the river, and sta~Ged that fop ~onstructi should be liable f'or liquidating damages, as they are behind an the it contract on the work being dons . It was moved by Leuthold and seQOnded by Ebersvill.er that the City ~%ngineer write a letter to Cop construction, informing them that the CounQil was considering taking such action. The motion e~rried. T i _ _ a s~ ~ + ~ a n ~ a e 'h ~ T,''h o r ~ t~ i l l as r t}~ a t t-ha i ttr tea v t'i't a n n 'r~'Clg l V W ~ til V V tl U. u Y v c; v u u sua u o o v v ii u v u ~ ~ ~ d r ~ expenses for 2 mert~ to attend the Water and Sevuage ~Sehool ~h~.eh is to be held in Bozeman from November l~}. to 16th.. the motion carried. Tt ~uas moved by dodgers end seconded by '~cott that the city put in sidewalk al on so~zth side of 5th street between 7th and Sth Avenues, weather permitting, this fall.. The motion carried. ~t was moved and seconded we da now a d journ. 'jhe motion carried. ~o- City~ler~ Ap proved this 20th day of ly overnber, x.956. l / .r~ Mayor AT'I;ES T City lerk j ~ ~,i i, I