HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 02.02.1954Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
2 Fe?~ruary 1~~~
The G tyl~ouneil off' the Citiy ~f Laurel , met in regular sess3.on in the
Council Chamber, and was called to order by Mayor l'homson at .7;30 otclack
P. NT., Tuesday, February 2nd, 19, 4•
Upon roll c all ~he f ollowin.;~ aldermen answered present;
Rodgers Ruf f
1~2cMan.us Besl.anwitch
Scott Tubman
~'r e e bury Harr i s
'the minutes of the 1.as~ mee~ing were read. It was moved by Sco~L~ and seconded by `Sul~rnan the m~_nutes be approved. The motion carried.
~~Zr . Jam. e s Huff a I speared before the C ounc it in reQ~ard ~ o Sewer in 11ria~nus
Subdivison. He s~atad that he was planning on construction of a home in the
sa? d subdiv3sian~ and would like to know v~ahat ~.rrangements ~o hake in regard
to sewer. The City ~'n.~i.x~.eer staffed ghat he would write the Sete Board off' Kealth~ for a ruling on the matter.
'the Cit~T engineer ~epor~ed that he had contacted Mr. Gri~~ a~ 60~ .I~..th
Avenue,, and that the a~~oement was for the City t:o knock out the' ~rc~sent curb
which is 1 foot out in the street, and Mr. Grigg would pay the costs o~
replaci.n~ same.
Mr. Visr~or Vogel appeared before the ~ouneil ~_n. regard t~ his property
whicY~. is 20 feet south on 7th Street, on Second Avenue. A~'ter discussion
it was learned that the assessed charges on Sewer and VUa~er, had been on a
basis of a O~foat lob. Tt was moved by Scott and seconded ~y Rodgers that
pa~rnen~ of 100.OD each, to be of'S'ered to the two property owners involved,
and cancellation off' extra assessment of sewer and Water be made, as proposed b5r zhg City Enginoer. The motion carried.
The Library report for the month of January was presented. Zt was moved
by Turman and seconded by P,~ZcManus the report be approved. The motion carried.
The Police Judge t s report for the month of January was presented. It vuas moved by Rodgers and seconded by Tubman the report be aaproved. The motion
carried.
The Pol.icemenis reports for the month o~ January v~are pr~scnted,. I~G was
moved by Rod ers and seconded bar iVicT~anus the reports be approved. The-
moti on carried.
The Stake E~aminer~s report Was presented and read.
STATE 0~' MONTANA
0 FFI C E OF STATE EXAMINER
e~:eria Janu.ar~ 13, 19~~.
To the Honorable MaSror and G ounc it of the City of Laurel, Montana s
Gen.tl.emen;
UUe herewith submit a report of the regular annual examination off' the records and
accoun~s of the Cifiy of Laurel, as made by B. H. Kennedy, N. UV. Zimmerman and TRr o , , , _ - - - - -
L. vV. ~"1K6 ~ llBpUL'f ~ta~e Examiners, said examaintion commenai.n~ `gin the 18~h day
of Decemker, 195 , and coneludi.r_g on the l~~h day of December, 1953.
Re spec t~'ully,
R. E. TOV~tLE
State examiner
CITY OF LAIREL
BFFICERS
lUIayor Mr. P. Thomson
Clerk Miss ~~'iTlie ~-iohendorf
Treasurer Mrs. Clara L. Orr Police Judoe Mme, W, V, D~ Chapman
Chief of Police 1VIr. M. L'Uood
At~~orney PJtr. Hugh Sweeney
Wader Collector I~Zr~. Clara L. Orr
VALU~TI ON
Assessed Value for yoar 153 ~5,270,~`769,00
Taxable Value 1 c~ ye,~_r 1953 ~ a~-~9:657 . QO
Minutes of the Ci Council of Laurel
2 Fe bruary~19~1~.
TAX LEVY FOR i93
Fund Levy
General. 20.00 Mi11s
Street 8.00
Park 3.00 " Library 2.~0
~+'ir~znan~ s Disablity 1..00 "
S.I.D. Revolving 2.00
S~rimming Pool Bond 2.50
C icy ~I~11 Bond 3.00
Storm ~ew~r~ Bond
OPERATION OF GENERAL GASH ACCOUNT'
To Balance in all funds at time of the last examination
on June 3D, 1952 i7o,~26.~9
To Receipts from abo~o date to Novemkk~r 30, 153 2',131. 8
By Disbursements during same. pet°iod 3 3 .0
Balance in all Funds, November ~0, 19~~ - 3s3 •9
CASH RECONCILEI~7ENT
Cash and cash It~mg in 0~'~'ice ~ 2,38.85
Yellowstone Rank of Laurel ~11~1~~.9.92
Less outstanding Cheeks ~1.0.7~ Z 0,9 .13
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C TTY OF LAUR~I,
STAT~'1l2ENT AS OF NOV~JIE3ER 30s 1953
ASSETS
city cash ~Z~-3,3~i-•9~
~'ett~T Cash 10Q.00
~Nater Fund ~nvastment ~ 80'000.00
C eme te~y Fund Inve s~men.t 5, 000, t~0 85, 000.00 Accounts Reeeiva~le
Vdater 4,169.27
L3eenses 497.5p
Taxes Receivable •67 ~0, 26~..~ ,70.00
Land and Buildings ~7 97}~~.1~ Sowage Disposal ~lan~G ~~,,766•9~?
Swimming Pool ~c~,~~. ~4
Furniture ~ Fixtures 1,,001.71
Equipment -Parks 1~30~..14
Equipment -Fire Department 20,867.27
Tools & Machinery 3~~6i3.51
Library Books ~ ~guipment 14,Q39•Z9 Police Equipment 3 E~83.p
Total Asses 2~ s12
LI,AI~ILTTIES
Bonder Outstanding:
19}1 Sewer ~ Z,593.8
.~y4y ~wimmin~ t'oo.L 2+x'000.00
195,E City Ha11. 22 000.00
1953 Storm Sewer 32, 00,00 T ~ sor~a~ 2l~, 600. oo io9,193.85
Warrants Outstanding 160.71
Revenue ~.ccumulations ~?30,~02.26
Less ~arran~s shown issued in December, 19~3s but ae~tz~~~.y paid in November 1953 ~ 11~13~-i-•95 7~-9 767•.31
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TREASURERS CASH FUND BALANCES
Novem'~er 3~s 19~
]3alane e
General ~ ~~,735.99 st~~e-~ 1:552.4.
Police ~sp3g,p9
Wa~Ger ~3s~~3,
Sewer 8,228.31
Park 3~73~•39
Library ~s ~1 .12 Garbage Number Z ~-6 ~3
Gar k~age Number 2 2, 37 •85
Sidewalk ~3~.~3
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2 February 194
Cemetery ~ 10, 827 . ~0 Sewer Disposal ~l~n~ l~84.86
Wa-~er Deposits 6,59.50
Sevuer, 191 Bond Sinking ~7~,
Interest nn 11Ilater Tnvestmen~s 12,073.00
Interest ~n Cemetery Investments 338.1
~w3.mmir~ Pool Maintenance ~ X38.2 fight Maintenance Dis~rie~ Number 1 ,997.3
i.g t M~in~enance District Number 2 2,~9~..76
A~hle~3c Park 1~ .90
A~hle~ic Park Lights 74
Swimming Fool 3, ~7 87
Water Depreciation 15a738• RevolvDng fund ~~SZ,~~~9
s. I, ,758.
Total all Funds ~ 3s3 •9
CITY G LERK t S PETTY CASH
To Authorised Allowance 100.00 ~iy Cash on hand ~ 72.01
By Maims not reimbursed 30.00 102.O1
Overage 2.01
DETATL 0~ RECEIPTS L~Y SOURCE
Sale of Manho~ ~ ovens ~ ,4~5`~8 iNater Line Pa ants 1 4
Inhere st on Bonds 3s~35.57
UVater Main Pa~pnen~s 309.68
State of Montana (For ~'iremen~ s Relied') 1.~9,~b.~l~
~N~ter Deposits 1,1.93.00
M3.s~allaneous ~Ja~er Receipts 797,2I~. C icy Lac Anse s 31 ~ 5p
Doi L3.eenses 5 ,.54
C'e~.e eery Znc ome 5, 2~1, 00
Wiring Inspections 10}..00
Water & Sewer Assessments 7s~1~,42
Sale of Gavel 9 .00 Sa1.e of Maps 22. Q0
Library Inc ome ~9 7 ~ 7
Building Pes~mi~~ i,o4~.00
8ontals ,133.59
Fines , 791.:00
Water Ac c ol~nt s 9 s 331-•94
Sewer Accounts 12J2 1.~2 Payn~.ent on Recreational Program ~~~.11
Athle~3a Park L3~hts 37~•~9
Sale of Materials 621.66
Insuranc e Re~ur~.ds 819,69
Mi sc e 11ar~.e~ ous 5
G~.so1ine Tax REf unds 1, 300. Sidewalk Payments 1,058.92
Taxes 82,81.11
S.I .D. Number 73 3~-1-x •55
S.I.D. Number 72 x,575.3
S.Z.D. Number 7~{- 5~36~a.,~2
S.T,D. Number 7,~ 11,61,00
Sale of fonds ,~L}.,330.00
Sale of Capital. Qutla~ 3,~~1.00
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Wt~TER FUND INVESTPlIEN`I'S
Investments, June 30~ 19 2 ~ 80 000.00
No purchases or Sales from above dale to November 3~~ X953
Total Investments nn hand., Novemk~er 30, 1~~3 "8'Z5~
Detail of S nve stment s t
U. S. Treasury Bonds, Series t'Gr~ -
Numker X17g958G ~ 1Qs000.0
Numbers M71~9~.6g to M71~9i7 x,000.00
Numbers ~281~35 to D281~~ ~ OOQ.00
Numbers M~901501 ~o I~21~01.~1.~ 10~Q~0.00 Numbers M13f~7293 ~o TdI136?302 10,00.00
Numbers M222~1~_0 to M222,~1~+9 1Ot000.00
Num;- erg rti2355go45 ~o M355805~- ID0,000.00
~v,am.~;e~ x759768 zo, ooo. o0
Number X7~97b9 10 000.00
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Minutes of ~~,ebrCity~ ouncl of Laurel
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_m CEMETERY FUND INVES'~MEN'~S
De~Ga~.1 of lnves~men~~;
U. ~av3.n~s Bonds, series r'G"
Number T326,~710~ ~40,OD
Number D~~.~~~04 ,00.00
Number D~O~.~E{.8~ X04.0 Number D31J~~3~.~ X40.00
Numbor D'~3~8~~7 ~00.~Q _
Number ~~0031~1-9 1,,000.00
U. Savings Bond, Series "~K~~
Number M150861 1, 04.0
N~unber D6~81 ~0~.0
S~{ZMMIN~ POOL TI~VESTMENTS S s000, 00
Inve ~trnent ~ on hand, June 30, 195 ~ 18. ~0
Receipts or Disbur~emen.ts from above. date ~o
November 3~s 195
Investmen~~ on hind, Nom.ber~ 30,, 1 53 0
Detail off' lnves~anents:
U. Defense Bond Number Q171~b~~" 18.,~p
LILR.~RY FUND INV~~3TMENT~
Glens Falls Inau~ance omp~.ng Sharest
~ ertif 3.c ale Number 5l~L~.89 Qne Shape ~ 5. p0
Certif~~ate Number ~6~~30 Two Sha~~es 1:0.00
INVESTMENTS OF INTEREST ON 1NAR BONDS
~nves~ment~ on hand, June ~0~ 1~~2 ~ ~{-s700.0~
ReQeipt~ o~ Disbu.~semen~s from above .date to
N o'ti' ember 3~ a 19. 3 Tnves~ments on hand, November 30, ""`~;"'7'
Detail of Tnw~estmen~s
Laurel special Improvement District Nn~.ber 7
Bonds, Numrers 186 ~o X32 incslu.s3.~
4~ Bo~.as c~ ~~.oo~oo 4,7oo.oa
SFEC ZAL IMPROVEM:El~TT DT STRIC T INDEB'~ET~I~'E~~
AND CASH PALAN~ES, NOV.ER!IBER 3~s ~-9~3
D~str3.c~ Number Gash Indebtedness
68 ~ ~~:bo ~
7~ 288... 8~ 7 207.0 8, 00000
76.51 4,500.00
7,~ 8~~-99.0.5 11,5oe:~oo
Li~k~t G ons true tion 1A . ' D 600.00
9,'75 ~ , 00.Op
- COMPARATIVE ST~.TEM~TT 0~' uPECI~.L IMPROVEMENT DT~3TRICT INDEBTEDNESS
out~ta~.a. Jung 30, 19~~ ,899.00
Ou~s~and3.r~.g November 3~a 1~.~~`3 600.00
Decrease ~'or period - ~a~99.00
(~EN~R.AL OBLSG.A,TT ON 2~TDEBTEDNESS
NOV~IL~ER 30 s 19.3
rvu..~. c~.~.iv~ uv va.cau..i.ii~i ~i .I.OU ~ (.L
Bondi Out stand3.ng
~s~~~~-3~~~~.~ ~ 1,593.8 ~9~1-9 Sw3.mming ool ~~:O~a.Oti
~-95~ c ~t~ pail ooo. o0
x-953 Storm Seaue~ 4 0.00 8 , 5 , 85
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COMPARATZ~i''E ~TA.TEMENT 0~' GENER.~iL ORLIG;~TZON TNDEBTEDN'ES~
Outstanding, June 3fla Zg~~ ,l'~4.1
Qut~tand~ng, ~overnber 3~s 1953. ~~,7,~Z .
Sn.orease ~'or period - ~9a 3
QFER~.TIOI~ OF V~IATER ~.CCOUNTS REG~IVABL~ To Acaoun~Gs Receivable, June 30s 1~~ ~ x,167.37;
To charges from above date ~o November 30, 19~~ , 8 52
s
- By City Treasur~rts Receipts ~9~s~~?.~9
By ~is~oun.ts .~.1lowed ~s 8 ,x.03 1~4s98? 62
Aceooun~s Receivable, November 3~, x-953 ~-,~-6~•~7
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Minutes of the C ouncil of Laurel
2 ~februa~y~95~
POLICE MA.GIS~rR.~TE Mr. W. V. D. Chapman
To dines ara.d Forfeitures collected ~'rc~nn July l~
I 1.9~~ to November ~~s Z~53 ~ 4791.00
By City T~e~~~.rer ~ ~ Recsip~s, same per~ioc3. ~-:791.04
DOG LICENSE COLLECTIONS, 1~,~2 Lic~nses~
Numbers-277 to 236 inclu~i~e - 7 ~ and
3 Dupl3.cates at 2~~ ~ 18.2,E
N w~~ e r 26 3 2.50 X0.7
x-953 Lieen~es:
Numbers 1 to X13 inclusive - 206 ~ ~2.~0 and
~ ~.~.4~ ~ 53.40 3 Duplic~.tes ~ 2~f~ .7.~ ~ ~3~•7
Total C o1.leation~ . `0
By City Treas~.rer's Recaipt~ ~~6•,~4
LIBRARY' C OLLEC TS ONS
To ~o~.lec~ions From Julg 1,, 1~~ ~o November 3~: i953~
~~w subscribers collec~iox~.s x.08.00
Old Sub~eribers collect on.~ 3~~-•.~~ 597.7.E
By C3tg~ Treasureris Rec~ip~s 597.7
EXAMINERS' COPII~IEN'~S
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A ee3.pts, ~3.sbursemsnt~, Bank ~?alana~s and Tnvestmen~~ were ched.~ed and. verified.
Offic~.a1 hands are on file and are proper~.y signed and approved.
The lUlinuces are up to date and prope~lq~ ~i~ned.
Bank Balance is adequa~slg protected by pledge. secux~~.t3.es.
A1.~hough the claims are well itemized and properly approved,, m~.ny are either n:ot
signed by ~Gh.e payees or signatures ~.~e- nod--no~a~ zed. ~orrae have neither tre
payee's signature or notarization before ~n~.~ment was made. Mori Aare mush be e~erc~.sed in -the future to make sure all el~ims are prope~Zy ~~.gned by the payed
and that his si~na~ure is properly noicari~ed.
~t is noted that the proceeds from the sale of tz~ro regent bond issues, namel~r,
the 1953 Storm ~ewe~ and the 1 53 City Hall Issues, vu ere dsposi~ed in ~'he ~*e~.eral
Fund of the City. `phis is eon~rary to tha statutes covering ~u~h ~ran~action~ which specify that each Bond Issue ~hc~ald be set up i:n a separate Cash ~.~i~.~zun~,
naming the 3.s sue of the bonds ~'ro~n which the proceeds here der~ved~ and that the
city officials u~~ care in ascer~~.ining that x.11 di.sbursemen~Gs from such Bond
Fund be properly eharea~le ~o such ~u.nd. UV'e insist tha~G the ~er~.era1. Fund k~~
eh~r~ed immediately with the t~alan~8~, if any, remaining From the proceeds of the
two above bond ~s sup and. that an account k~e yet u.p or each k~ond 3.s sue, with
credit to each in the amount o~ the remainder of the cash on hand.
~ UJ1s ~egues~ ghat in all cases vuhere a cla.i~n i~ ire paymen~G of a contract o~ bid,
that a reference be made can tk~.e face of the claim as to the date such ~on~rae~ wa
en~~red into or such b3.d ~~.s accepted.
Respectfully sul~n.3t~ed,
L3' TI'T7TT'A7T~TTT T 711T A T TJ'1~ O_ T7 TRT f7 T1fRTR+n'n nrt A xr
- 17 • 11 • t1.C11V 1VL' L 1 ~ .L/ ? YV ~ ,(^L 11.G.1'j E:(i 1V ? Y~Y ? L~ .L 1tl11Y1.1~* .C5.1V1/~, j~
~epu~y St~.te ~xaminer~
o~z~a~rcE No. 468
O~dinanee No. 468, being an ordinance creating Gity Ha11 r~'und, v~~.s pre~entec
and read. Zt was moved bg Scott and ~econd~d by Rodgers that ~rdina~a.ce No. 4~8
be passed and approved. Upon roll call all. a1dQ~men present voted '~ay~~t and. said
Ord3.nance was passed and approved.
ORDINANCE N0. L~..F~9
ordinance No. 469 being an ordinance ereatin~ Flood Control ~'unc~., way
presented and read. I~ was moved by Scott and seeon.ded by Rodgers tha~G Ordinane~ No. ~69 be passed and approved. Upon roll ca11 all a7.dermen present voted "~yef'
and sa3.d ~rdinanc e vase passed and appr oved.
RESOLUTS 4N T+To. 8~,.8
Resolution No. 8~:8, k~eing a~sresolu~ion trar~.sferring certain funds of the
City of Lala,rel, was read. I~ was moved by Frsebury and seconded bg Rodgers tl~ t Re~olut3.on No. 81 8 be passed 'and. approved. Upon. roll .call all aldermen pres~r~.t
I. _ a~.s~vered ~i~.ye~' and said Resolution was passed anal a;~px'oved.
RESOLUTT ON N0. 8~}.9
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2 ~'ebru~~y 1~51~.
~OLUT I ON NO . 8I~9
Resolution No. 81~{..~, being a r e solu.~ ion ~ransferrin~ cer~a3~ns funds off' the
City of Lau~e1~ was read. Z~ was moved by Fre~bury end seconded by Beslanwiteh
that Resolution. No. 819 be passed and a~~proved. Upon roll call all aldermen
present answered "aye" and said resolution vuas passed and apps oved.
A 1et~e~ from the Mont€~na M~.io pal League was read, and ordered placed on file.
ORDTN~NCE No. 1~6~.
Ordin€~ne e N o. 4~4, be ing an ordinance calling for bids on S. T ,D. No. 7fi
of the City of Laurel, was read. Z~ was moved by Scott end seconded by F3eslanw3.tch that Ordinance No. Z}.61~ be passed on final reading. Upon roll Qal1
all aldermen present voted "aye" and said Ordinance was declared finally passed
aid apps ov e d.
ORDINANCE N 0 . ~ Fa
Ordinance No. J~~~, being are. ~rd~.nanee for the sell.in~ of bonds- of S.I.D. loo.
76, was presented for fi .l reading. Zt was moved by Rodgers ar~.d seconded by
Tu~nan th~~ Ordinance No. ~..65 be finally passed and approved. Upon roll gall a11.
aldermen present voted ~"a.yef' and said ~rdinanee was declared fi~.ally passed ar~.d
approved.
ORDINANCE N0. ~6b
Ordinance No. ~.66~ being an ordinance calling for bids on S.I.D. No. 78
of the City of L~.urel, was re~.d. It way moved bar Free bury 'and seeonc~.ed by
Rodgers t~h~rt Ordinance No. I~.6~ k~~e pas~~d on final read3.ng. Upon roll caul all
aldermen present voted "aye" and said Ordinance was declared fin.~.l1y passed and
approved.
ORDIN4NCE NO. ~..~7
Ordinance Nv. x}67, being an ordinance for the sellin~ of lx~nds o~'S.I.D.
No. 78 eras pre sen.~ed for final reading. St was moved by cabman and see onded
by Sco~Gt that Ordinance No. 167 be finally passed and approved. Upon roll ca11
all aldermen present voted E'aye'f and said ~rdinan.ce was declared finally passed and appr oved.
The ~ITater report for January 20th sntas presented. T-~ vu~.s moved by Scott ar~.d
seconded ley Me~anus that the report be passed and approved. The motion carried.
Th~,, b~11.s for the month o~ January wire presen~~d. A~'ter due consideration
by the 3~n~.nee Committee, i~ way moved b~ ~'reebury and seconded by Mc~~.~.u~ the followin.~ bills be allowedt
Peer D. Thomson, e ~ al 26..17 Johnston Lumber 3.8
Tillie Hohendor~' Si .6~ Montana Povuer C o. 6.20
Clara L. Orr ~0.0~ Tillie Hohsndorf X00.1.0
State PU~lishing e o. 8.75 Clara L. Orr 206.7 John Dennis 7~, 0~ Johb. F. Denn3.s 221.x.}.8
Selby Re-pr3.n~ 10.7,E Joe ~~icholas ~7?.D8
W. V. D. Chapman 65.0 E. 0. Ronnie 2`~ 5.~.1
Util ~~r supply 1,~.7~ Kenneth Beven 201.19
Hugh wee~.ey 118.38 C . D. ~erber~ ~~1..1Q
John L~'oha~h 15.0 Mrs. Uearge BeYun 35.20 r r ~ ~ . , , e~
roe ~ar~on, Treas. ~y;uv r'rea lv~i~ilr.er ~cs~:~y
Lau~e 1 F'ir e Depar~men~ 258 00 .A.dam ik~er l ~ ~
Federal. En~~~prises, In.c. 19:27 Henr~, tracker ~~9.~2 Laur~1 Transfer 31~.. ~4 Sam inner 377.8
WoodrowTS Prescription 2.90 Clara L. err, Treas. 557•
'Thomas L. Bradley 50,00 .Public Employees Retirement 36..02
S~orzri.on~t s Blacksmith 2.50 Montana Power 108]..6..
Montana Power Co. 'j .~0 Montana-Dakota Utili~i8~ 198.7,E
City Wader department 60.00 Montana-~ako~a Uti1.3.ties 1.2d
T3.113.e Hohendorf' 10.00 P~ountain St. 'Tel. & Tel. 7.10 Clara L. Orr 10.04 C ammock+ s Conoco Serv. 5.00
Jahn Harman 60,00 DeFrance AMC Co. 7~.2p
Yellowstone Valley Elec. 11.00 Home ~.~ygen. Co. Z}.3.19
Rich~.rd Metzler 210..61 Hooker Eleatrochem~cal. G o. ~ ..66
Mrs. Jake Husc~.ka 2~. ~0 R. D. Lee .9
Gardner Drug 7.~}? Marshall-1Nells Sore 2 .03 Montana-Dakota ~~il. 6.(~,~ Peterson ~~rpswr~~er Each. 1-~-7.~~
Mont-»Aqua Mineral ~Nells 10.0 Standard T~otor Supply 3.7
Frank W. Thomas 28.22 Herman ~chessl~r 1~2.Ot?
Charl.e s VYood 35..00 Ted s Eleetric Shop 18.43
Charles Wood 15.00 d . M. Vold ~ o. 5.J~0
Everett G. Moorman 250.08 Petty Cash 33.0
. Everett G. Moorman 1 .00 `~hompsan Yards 218..01 George Schreiner 279.22 John Dennis 25,00
Ge ar ge Schreiner 1 .00 Sam Tinne s 10.00
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Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
2 February 19~}.
Dr. E. C. Hall 50.00 John Denn3.s 7~.0 ~~11iam R. Rein.har~ 20.00 James Bare ~7;~j5
~r`rank Lundquist 6,31 I~Torthern Pacific Ry. 7,98
112a3.n Street Standard 16.10 Northw~s~ Chemical. Lab. 2.x'2
Man~ana Powder & Equip 168., Petty Cash ~ 30.16
Sm3th~ s Super, Servie e 1 2.69 Audrey Helb~ng 4. ~,8
Yellowstone County 7 ~rankla.n D. Hube~~ ~,1~
cam Ehrlich 13~.8~ Mitchell Construet~.on Co„ 6.3.17 Phillip Shcrei.nflr 29.~~ Seitz D~.str~ibu~i.ng Co. 62.00
Joseph Rie~inger 131.9,1 Laird Radio Electric 3.8
sam Enr13~~n x.63. b3 Montana Power C o. 1 .88
Pha.llip Schreiner 18 .78 Mrs. George Behm 13,~p
Joseph R3.esing~r 109.6 Gaylord Bros. ~.9.,~0
Jacob Ruf'f' 120. 0 Curds Circulation Co. ' 7J.}..00 Laurel Ser~ticen~er ~.7.7~~ ~olle~e Bindery 1.15
henry Schmidt Jr. 333. 0 Mrs. d, .A,, E3rohau~h 1 0.00
Laurel Co-op As~oe. 2~7.~8 Doubleday & Co. 1,g
E?illings Radiator & Weld 12.50 Popular Mechanics S, OD
Laurel ~o-op Assoc. 291.~~ Frances Fenton. 33.:•.84.
Industrial Equ~.pmen.t C o. ~.9p
The motion carried.
Tt was moved by Scott -and seconded by Bes7.anwitch that the con~rac~ with
Black and Vea~ah, t'or the ~~.gineering fads on the cost of e onst~uction of
filteration plant and water pump house, be signed by t~h~ M~.yor, `Fhe motion
Barr ed.
I~ was moved bit Tubman and seesonded by Harris that bic1~ for the heating of
the Neva City Hall Building be advertised. The motion carr2~d.
S~ vas moved by Hargis and s~csonded by P~eslanwitch~ that the Nor~thsrn
Paeifid I3~.iluvaj~, and all property owners on the youth s3.de off' Main ~~reet, be no~3~`ied that the C i~~ is eonternplating the erection of li~h~ po3.es, and that
tha assessments of power gor same, vuill be the same a~ in Light District No, 1,,
The motion carried.
It was moved by Seo~~ and seconded by ~'reebury that the City Engineer?~
reque~~ for a trip to Helena on Saturday, February bth, be per ~i~~d. the
motion carried.
A report f'rorn James ?are that black o3.1 ha,d been c omn~ .into t1~.e Seuvage
Disposal Plank was r cad. There .was no action ~a~en mn this mat~er~ a~ tk~i
'G ime .
It was moved by McManus and seconded by '~ul~n.an that the. City advertise ~'or rids on the Garbage truck.. The motion carried.
It was moved and sec onded~ vue do nom adjourn. The motion carrieel.
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.(~.ppr oared thi ~ 16th day a~' Fe brua~', 19~I~.,
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