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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 01.08.1952Minutes of the City council of Laurel 8 ~'anuary 1952 The City Council of the pity of Laurel met in ragular session in the Council Chambor and was called t o order by 41ayar Thomson at 7:30 O~clock P. 1~2. 'r"uesday January 8th, 1952. Upon roll call the f'ollovuin~ aldermen answered ~~resent: ~omee Feuerbacher t`~f'e ebury 1VIc~~anus Scott Rodgers The minutes of the last meeting were read. It vas moved by Freeburg and seconded by "omee the minutes be approved. The motion carried. Mr. ~'harle9 Wood a;~peared before the Council and stated that Dr. irossel~a v~uld vaccinate dogs and cats not having been vaccinated for rabies, the after- noon and evening of January 21st. It was moved by Scott acid seconded by nodgers that an ordinance requiring the vaccination of all doffs before license are sold, be drawn up ~'or Lhe next m~~tin~;. The riot ion carried. This being the time for opanin~; of bids f'or a Carload of Cast Iron Water pipe and f ittin~;s, ~th~ Clerk presented proof of publication in the Laurel outlook and ti~as requested to open and read all bids. Two bids were received. One bid was f'rorn rimeriean Cast Iron Pipe Co. as followsw~ ~1~Ot b'~' St~idard Cash Iron Bell & Spigot pipe, C~ass250, ~bt lengths, enarnolined -lining 116" thick ~1.8b per ft. 2700 1~" Ditto 1.2I~ ~ 10 Gate Valves, Bell & Bell, r~eavy Pattern l~~u.eller make 1.0.75 each 2 6'a Ditto 60.0 each 8 p~ Tees, X111 Bell 14.~~ 10 p l.ug s 1.10 10 90° Beds, Be11 & Spigot 8.10 3 ~{-5~ Bends, Bell & spigot 7.45 r~ 3 I.p°t 22~° Bends, Bell & spigot 7.~5 5 6~~ plugs 1. 5 ~ 3 6 Tees, All ~3e11 19.5 ~ ~ ~ 20.80 t' 10 L}~x2 Reducers, 5ma11 end bell 5.10 5 1.}.xf~ Increasers, Large end boll 9..80 t' 2 ~.~.x3 Reducers, sma"11 end bell 6.55 " Prices quoted are al.l f.o.b. ear, Laurel, Mont aria, carload mill shipmEnt. tae offer shipment in from ninety (90) to one hundred twenty (120) days . i Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co. Thin lined Heavy lined - 5~0~ b"x1B~ Pacific States Class 250 l~cS, Open Bell, Super-deLavaud fast Iron Pi s in accordance with ~+'ederal Specification WW-P-~21, Type I X1.785 f't ~1.865ft 2700 ~ . J~."x131 Ditto 1.21 1.26 8 " xll Ball Toes, Olen Bell 15.23 each to J~'" Plugs 1.1~.. r~ 10 1E.'" 90° B&~ Bends 8.7 Q 3 " 45° eu ~n 7 ~ 9g r~ 3 ~~t 22?.0 ,w 7 9g +n 5 b~~ lalu~s 1,5 2 6 3 bx~.'" All Be 11 Tees 20.25 f' 2 V9i A11 Bell Tees 21.Ei0 " 10 1}.x2"" BScS Reducers, SEB 3.7~ " " " , Open Bell 2 b~3np tt tt t~ t~ ,u 1`~, :1,5 ~W ~ 10 4'~ Pacific States, Iron Body, Bronze Mounted, Parallel Seat, llouble Disc, Hub End, Open Bell, NRS Gate Valve, Our List #3 for 20U~ MVP, 350# Test 32.75 " 2 6" Ditto 54.57 These prices are f .o.b. our foundry at fronton, Ptah, with full 60,000# carload freight allowed to Laurel, Montana. They ~.re firm for prompt accep~anae and prompt shipment. Terms: Net cash thirty days. Shi~men~ could be made within one week after receipt of yot}r order at our foundry, at Prove. ~ It was movad by r~reebury and seconded by Scott that ~;he purchasing of pipe be referred to the 1tVater Committee and the City ~,,,gineer ~9ith authority to make P~.~~~. The motion carried. Minutes of, the ` Ci Council of Laurel 8 January 195 Claim for refund of Gasoline Tax in the mount of ~172.g2 was presented. Tt was moved by ~'~reebury and s econded by Mc~anus the ~1aim be approved. The motion carried. 'The Library report for the month of ~ecer~ber way presented. It was moved by Romee and seconded by '~od~ers the r epor~ be approved. The rnotioM carri ed. The mater .report for ~ecernber ;~Oth, was pre sent~d. It w as moved by Freeburg and seconded by ~"'euerbach~r the report be approved. The mots on parried. The Police reports for the r:~onth of December were ~ esented. It was moved by ~omee and seconded by Mc~'ianua the reports be approved. The motion c arr ied. The Police Judge's report for the ~.onth of December and a summary of the Year's business were read. It was moved by ~ZcManus end seconded by ~~euerbacher the reports be approved. The motion carried. ,A: letter from the Athls~~c Committee recommending re~htal f~:e of ~50 for VFW ~.uxiliary for ~tincassion ~'Gand at Athletic Park was ~ esented and r ead. Tt was moved bar ~'reebur~ ands e~~ided by ~''suerbacher the recoxnrnenda't on be a lproved The motion carried. ORDINANCE N0. 1+31 Ordinance Teo. 1 31, b ein~ an ordinanc e design~tir~.~ North and South First Avenues, as ~ ~~Througri S~ree~," .except er~~~•Fi;r.~~:;~~~~k~.e?~~huth i.nt ersects with Main'KStreet, w iieh shall bs an open street at its intersection. First ;venue North frt~m ~lair~. Street to the Nor~Gh ~ ~Gy Limits, e xcept where East First Stree$ intersects First tiVenue, which shall be an open streQt, at its intersection, a3ts A .Stop sign 9ha11 be created on the East side of Third avenue a~ i~ s nterseo~ior~. with First Street, and traffic coming from -the SQUth on ~'hi~d avenue will come to a complete stop irrur~ediately before proceeding to enter said First Strec~~: Tt was moved by ~omee and s eeondeci by Hodger~ that Qrdinancs loo. 431 be passed and adopted. Upon roll ..call al.l aldermen present voted "aye'f ar~d said ~rdinanae No. ~.31 vas declared passed and adopted. RED LUTION NO . 761 Resolution No. 761, being; a r esolution transferring certain funds of the City of Laurel, was ~r esen~ec~ and r cad. ~t was moved by ~''resbury and seconded by Rodgers that ;t~~~olut ion No. 761 be passed and adopted. -Upon roll call. all aldermen present voted `"aye''' and said. ~~esolution vas declared passed and approved RED LUTION NO . 762 Resolution No. 762, being a resolution deelarin~; an emergen~;~ exists requiring additional expenditures from the York Fund and dir~e~t~;~,g publication.- of notice of a public hearing was presented and read. Tt was moved bg Freeburg and seconded by Homee that Rosy lotion No. 762 be passed and approved. Upon roll call all aldermen present voted "aye" and said nesolu.ton was declared passed f end approved.. RESOLUTION NU. 763 l ; Resolution ~To. 763,. being a resolution declaring; an eznergenay exists requir additional expenditures from the Viewer Fund and directing publication of notice of a public hearing was pre sented~and read. It was rnoved,by narnee and seconded by 1 reeaury tnat Resolu~~.on~~tvo. ~nj ne passed ana a~provea. upon ~Oll GSll £tll aldermen present voted aye and said resolution ..was declared pasa~d and approved It was moved by $odgers and seconded by tsomee that the Cove Ditch tom any be ~11~wed to uss t he Council Chambers for their annlzal election January lath, 1952. `rhe motion carried. An a?plication for a permit by the fillings ,Neon ;sign Co., to place an 11'bx6~ sign on the front of the building a~ 208 lst Avenue was presented. It was moved by Mc~anus and seconded by ~~ornee that the hermit be granted if sign is hung according to C"3.ty specifications. The notion parried. It was moved by ~'~reebury and seconded by McManus the City Traa~u~er be ~~auuthorized to release ~p'2600 in ~'ollateral as requested by the Yellowstone Bank. The motion carried. The follo~ring Collateral was received from the Yellowstone Bank to s ecure City funds in the Bank School ~istric~ No. 5s Stillwater Co. 22/ Due b-30-5 ~2,00~.00 6-30-5~. 2,~~0.~0 6-30-5~ 2,ooo.uo ~-30-56 goo. vo 6-30-57 l,o~o.oo City of Red 'i Minutes of the Ci Council of .Laurel 8 ~`anuar~' ~52 City of fed Lodge, Civic Center Memorial ~onds Second Series i9l~9 Due 12=1 52 ~1,5Ut~.04 i2-1-5 1,500.00 i2-1-5~ 1,500.00 12-1-58 1,500.00 i2-~.-~o l,soo.~o 12-1-62 i,5oo.oa 12-1-b 1'S00.OU 12-1-b 1, 500.. i~0 12-1-b8 1,500.00 ~ ~ 5 c~•Tb It eras moved by r'reebury and ~sconded by ~'`euerbacher the collateral be accepted. The motion carried. .The bills .for the month of December were presented for paym~n:~. After due consideration bV the ~~inancre committee, it way rrlco~ed by Freeburg ,and seconded by Romee the bi11s be .paid:: Petty dash 60.00 Laurel Outlook 26.65 Blacktop Const, ~}.39.~1 Laurel Trading 6..95 ~ • I • D• #?3 ~70Q . 00 Cara ening Chevrolet .68 Clara Orr 50,00 Farmers Union Cer~.tral 30.86 .John F..Dennis 75.00 Fichtner Garage 60.51 '1. V• D-. Chapman 50.00 Industrial Equipment 82.87 John Darir~.is 75.00 Laurel Co-op Asgoe. 30.86 t~~.a~.~,raL. Orr 10.00 Laurel ~srvicenter 31.00 Theo. H. Sieber 20.~~ Randolph Motor Exch. 125.1 1 Charles 'food 267.4 Herman "'ehe s sl er 340. 00 Harold Berz~ha.rdt 250.7 Smithy s ~upEr Serv. 7.7:67, Geo rye Schreiner 261.88 0, M. Wold Co, 86.,,36 C1ar~ L. Orr 138.16 Tillie Hohendorf 137.91 John F. Dennis 126.79 Manuel `Zahrn 13.00 Paul BrohaugY~ ~3 2.15 Clara L. Orr, Tax ~.0~ 60 Joe ~iQholas 2 1.7.4 Public Empl. 168.6 George A. E3lackford 23.70 Montana Power Co. 1U51~, E. 0. bonnie 243.15 F'a~-rbanka, More & Co. 136.70 James dare 21 .10 General Electric 2.x}6 ~harle s 'food 3 .38 Gas Co-op L~0.50 Sam ~;hrliQh 150.02 Horne Oxygen Co. x.25 -Sam Ehrlich 11~. Laurel Transfer: 1..}.1..07 Hermy ~chmidt fir. ~~.?7 Barry O~Leary 16.00 Henry Strecker .71 Reporter Printing & ;~u.pply 3.16. Sam ~innes 7.91 Rockwell Mf g. co, 135.~.~.2 A~.ioe Britton 20.9 B. J. ~ybin 57..65. Jake Bangers 192. ~}:0 Herrn.an Sche s sl er 121.50 Fred Miller ~3 .~8 Wallace 8c Tiernan C~.: 9.59 DeFran.ce GMC Co. 3~2 Montana-~ako~a Utilities 87.6 ~'eter b. Thomson, et a1 13 .00 Mountain S~G. Tel. ~c Te"l. 3~ •55 Tillie ~3ohendorf - 51.65 Peter D. Thomson 30.00 Clara T,. Orr 5. 2l~ John F . Dennis 15.00 B. L. PriQe 70.1.2 Sam linnes 10.00 ' John Brohaugh 1~ ~Q~ Geri rge A. Blackford 10.1 . Joe Larson, Treas. 2 .00 V. C, Johnston Lumber 137.06 ~ La~mel Fire Dept. 5~• 00 Nlarsha11-1Nells More 17 69 Gamble's Store 2. 25 Roysdo~i Furni~urs 182.-0D Mine Safely ~ppl. 2 11 Stiokelber~er Serv. 4.50 Northwestern Auto Suppl 2.1.~.b Barnes Mfg. 1 .18 Fenton Agency 229.13 Thompson Yards 171.3 ~en~on ~.~ency 1(. ( vapor 'Recovery systems 1.j.~~ Alex Blehm Jr. 9.00 Petty dash ~.2.5~ Lohof Bros. 21,$$ Montana Yo~rer 13.03 City z'ater Dept. 6640 Popular Mechanic ~ 3.50 Tillie HohendorP 10.Uf? American Library 2.50 Yellowstone Valle 9.90 Boy+ s IVlarket 4.33 Dr. E. Hall X0.00 +~lara L. err, Tax 1 ..90 J. P. Cooke Co. 11.58 Public IInpl. Retirement 15.17 W. Dar ley Co. 1}..01 National Geographict .2~ 7~atr~ld~ s 7b derv. .30 Gazette ~'rinting 1 .50 ~Zontana-Dakota U~il l~. F30 Doubleday & Do.. 5.01 Petty Cash 3B.21E. Frances Fenton I~OL~..05 C. 1VIcKinney 37 .U0 Montana ~al~ota Utilities 25.00 Big Ditch Co. .50 Doubleday & Co. 23.00 Clara Orr, Treas. 10.10 The rri.otinn carried. The letter from Blacktop vonstruction Co., dated Deoemb~r 8th, 195~s . was re-read. I~ was moved bar Saott and s ego nded by t~odgers "That City cannot ~ecept terms of lettar of Docember Bth, written by J. L. Puetz, but sleet to " - stand on original .contract for the completion of work in S. I. D. #73. The vv motion parried. It was moved end seconded vue do now adjourn. The motion carried. 'I i Minutes:. of ~h~ -City Council of Laurel 8 ~'anuary 195 City Clerk Approved this 15th day of January, 1952. ..~1 14iayor ATTEST City L'~. erk r j M 'r. j . ~~i 1, i,..~.-;...~~ .,i... , I.~ ~ o; .....;d ~~:4.,~,I.f,i ,t ; 1 d~~,;,.~x~:f~~ i~~ I.., il;,l,l 4 ~ lil: ~e~. ,.14 ~..iu. tl .I s. ~:..i u trav kx: r:a ~ ~ ~~....i I o ~~~~F.N:_ ,I ,.p t. n,Iw.an+ei~F*w'w~, N.. a1~.,..1 JU! ~I~ { 1,. i li n III ~ t.l lk II f i .I I t I,h I ,1, .r~. .n .w,pur ~ ~x...H ~..a.~ ~~e ~w .~u s,~uamsn.u~ ~-r myNr.. peg. I i. ~i i ~ i i'. 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