HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 10.05.1954Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
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'the City council off' the pity of La~_~r e1 m~~ in. r egular session in the
Count i1 C~.ambers and was called t o or der_~~ by M~.yor Thomson at 7:30 0~ dock
p. m.s Tuesday October ~~h, 19.4•
Upon X01.1 ca11 tho f olloY~~~ ink aldermen answered pre send t
Be slanwi~ch ~'re~bury
Sc oft ~odg~r s
~'ubman Ru~'f
Harr. ~.s McManus
l~he minutes of the previous meeting were read.,, Z~ was moved try xuff' anc~. seconded by ~eslanwi~ch ~Ghe minutes be approved. ~'he moti on carried.
~t was moved N~cl~~anus and seconded ~y d'uf'f the ~i1.!_in.gs ~Mou.nted ~u~.dri118
be a1~.owed ~o use Riverside Park fog a dance on October 23rd. ~-~he motion carried.'.
It was moved by ~~~~~.br,~y and seconded by Ruff' that Lawrence ~,i.rc~ be a1.lowed to use Riverside Hal 1. Decemk~er 5yh, for chlxch group. 't'he motion ~arriec~.
pe~Gitic~n :e~eguesting permission to puff in ~a1iz"ornia-type sideavalk, with
normal. curb along ~ha sough side of Seventh Street, was read. ~'t was moved by
Scott and seconded by Turman the petition be denied, u~.less it conforms w~t~
the California-S~y~.e sidewalk, curb and gutter, along the north:zsids off' S~v~nth Street. 't'hey can pub i~ in at once, if they will conform to the sidewa3l~ already
in. Zh.e motion. aar~ried.
Letter :from C. Maness inviting the city Policq to attend the poliese
school in B3.11ings, when it is eonduated, was read. rl'he ~'lerk was instructed to
write asking the dates of such school, and thanking Mr. Maness for the invi~at3.or~..
~'he Police r~por~~s for the mor.~th of Septernrer were ~oresented. was moved b
McMan us <~nd seconded by Fresbury the reports be a,~proved. the motion carried.
The Police Judge's report for _the month of September was ~m e,s~nted, I~ w a~
moved b~ l~ubman .and seconded by Rodgers the report be approved. the motion
a arri e d.
1'he Health Of'f'icers s report for the- month of "'eptemb~r was presented.. It
was moved by ~~ubman ara.d seconded Y~y Huf'f' the report be approved. 'the motion
carried,
1'he Li~ra~y report fir the month of .September was presented. It was moved b
FreeY~ury anal secox~.ded-by Hu.~f the report be approved. The motion carried.
~-'he 'T'reasurer's re ort for the moi~t~ of august was presented. It ~waa moved
by duff and .seconded b~ ~u~hman the report be approved. ~lhe motion carried.
't'he Clerl~t s report for the moth of Hugust was presented. It was rn.oved by
Tubman and seconded ~v ~eslanw3.tch the rei~ort be appr~>ved. the mo~i on carried.
RESOLUTION N0. 880 ~ ,
ResolL~tion No. 880,_ ~ein.g a resolution transf'errin~ certain funds was pre s-
tinted and.. read. ~t was moved bar McManus and seconded by ~'~reeb~y that n solution
No. 884 be` approved. Upon roll call all aldermen ~~~sent voted Faye" and said resolution was declared passed and approved.
RESOLU'.~TdN NO 882
Resolution No. 882, being a resolution transferring certain funds was
presented and read. It Was moved by nodgers ~~.nd seconded by Ruff' :Ghat Resolution
i~.o. 882 ~e a~ roved. Upon roll call all aldermen present voted "ayet~ and said
resolution was declared passed and approved.
A p€~~ition for l~~hts on ~''3~rst Street East,. was read., It ~uas moved by ~'reebu.r~ and seconded l.~v ~eo~t the petition be approved. the motion carried.
~ letter from 'the PJiontana Municipal League in regard ~o salaries fir the
Police chief and '~:~l~cemen was read. the letter, was placed on file.
A contract from the Penn~~alvan a Salt Co. was presented. `the contract is
~o be held for the present.
'the bills of the month Qf' ''eptember vuere presented f or pa ymen~, after due
cond.~.~ara~ion by the ~'~inance ~'ommittee it was moved by ~'~re~~bury andseeonded by
Seo~t the f:~1l,owing bills be a 1 lowed;
Peter D. ~rhom~on, et al 264.17 E. 0. Ronnie 27~.~1
'-~3~113.e Hohendorf ~1.6~ Kenneth ~'sven ~bB.OI
. Clara L. err X0.00 D. Herbert 229 •42
John Dennis 75.00 ~ C1ara L. err, '~r~as. 615.10
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Minutes of the City ~ounc~l of Laurel
Ocf~ober 195-
Selby Re-print 2, 95 Public ~'mployees xetirement 4~~~.1 Billings Blue Print 23.33 xi~hard Met~~;er ~.~2.4~
Hug , wee~.eg 118. 8 fired Miller 28-3, 7p
W. Chap~,.~. 65.00 Dewey Nunn 27~.
John. ~rok~a.ugh 15.00 Henny Strecker ~7g.~p
Joe Larson, ~'reas. 2 ,00 Sam `~innes 3 .61
Laurel Fire llept. 8 .00 Grant Traver 2 .02 Harris ,~~ency .00 Watson 26.29
Charles Wood 1.~}.~} 5 N"+rs. George Behm J~.2. 0
,~J~ohn Dennis 13.~i0 Mont~.n~. dower 1912.0
homes E~radley X0.00 Mountain °'t. 'del. 61.73
e~.ty U~ater Dept. b6.00 Bundyis :plumbing cec Heat 12,~,2D
`~illi~ Hohendorf 10,0 City ~Uater Dept. ~lgs. 7.00 Clara L. Orr .10.00 R. H. faker ~C Go. 30 .91
John Haman .00 Crane Co. 28.20
Yellowstone Valley .~7 K. D, Fowler ~'ot, Zne • 58?•~9
Charle s ~~ood 28 , ~0 E. N. Hal3g~en o. 61..32
~harl.e s Wood l~. 00 Home ~yxgen 11~,p
UV. H.' Gaston 2~0.3~ Industrial Accident Board. 245•
W. H. Gaston 1 .00 Industrial Accident Board ~1~.8Z Robert chmidt 31.29 Industrial equipment 825.04
Hobert Schmidt 1.71:x. J & W Blacksmith 33• ~
D. c. ~,enhard~ 263.43 Laurel Co-op Assocs. 12.18
D. C. ~enhard~ 15.00 Laurel 't`ransfer 28..27
Dr. Ha~.1 50.0 D. Lee % ~ont~ Natal E3ank 987.,58
Ma3.n St. ~landard 2.00 Marshall Wells tore 1.0.4 Yellowstone bounty .'75 Sm thT s ~'uper derv. ~8.p9
Mrs. Jake Husehka 2~j..00 S-~ormont~ s Blacksmith 8.00
Mrs. J,~e K~,sner 3~.0~ Petty Cash ,8,63
Fr~.nk mineth 13.18 John ,Dennis 25, 00
~.alph ~atk3.ns 12. ~0 dam Winne s 1~, 0
83.E Duch ~o. 0 John' llenni.s 7 .00 SamSEh.~~. ch 71. 0 James BBre 7.6
S. Bz'~ugn~on 33. 6 George _Dhm 98,1}
Phi1~1p chreine~ 8~.~0 Montana akota Util. 37.~p
am hrl~ic~ 2~1.~.0 Barry 0 Leary, Inc . zo5.00
Braugh ton 7 .~Z ~-r`h.ompson Yards 88.8C?
~Phillip~Schre3.ner 11-1-~• l~ ~et~y Cash 4.22 112anuel ~n.pos 7J~.~.~ Gary ~eC oll~um 2:L
Edward ~'ox 87.23 Mrs. one alley .91
Henry Schmidt Jr. 3 .20 H. Fowler C o., Inc . 1~}70~.~8
RoBert ~a~hm.dt 2~..~..0 Mrs. 0. ~ Bro~.au~;h 12.00
Indus trial equip 197. ~ Jean Karr 5 6
Herman SchessZer 203.70 Wayne Willis 7.0.0
Laurel ~ervicen-~ex~ 30. 5 ~'ranee~ ~''enton 1 0.2,
Nu-lone products 50.50 ll oubleday ~ ~o. 23.00 Ti1.1 e Hohendorf 200 10 -'~Trs. Gemrge Behr. 1,~.OQ
~ai1 Gu.n~ er 85.27 Mara L. Orr, 'treas. 1.7.00
lara L. Orr 206.0 Pu~3ie Empl. Retirement 17.8
John Den.n3.s 222.~f?U Edna Tail Chapman 2~.1i
Joe N i~ hole s 277108 - The ' mo t3 0~. carried.
I~ I~ was moved by Harms and seconded by Beslanwi-~ch the people in the Morris
Subdivision k~e billed f cr arbage No. 2 f'or the balance of tk~ f fiscal ,year in the
amount of X5.00. The motion ca~~ried.
~ report .was made by the City attorney, in which ~.e stated that the C3.~y
~~e~ pion i or uva~er ~.m rovementis woulq. be nelci ~anuar~ 1t3~Gh. 'That iS-aLman & moo,!
would send the necessary resolu~io~.s, and p~.pers.
It was moved by Re~lar~.witch and seconded by 1'urrnan that a letter be writ~e~.
~o Herman ~ahessler tha~G the weeds mush be cleared off his leased property on the
Railroad right-of-way, sough of the tracks, on ii~'~h avenue. he motion carra~d.
It was moved and seconded we do now adjourn. ~~he motion carried.
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Approved ~h~s 19~h day of October, 1954.
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