HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 05.06.1952Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
a~ 6tn~ 1952
The Ci .Council f the i~G of Laurel met in r lar s ss' o i t C until
Chambers an~~was ca.~le~ to or~er~by i~Iayor T~iornson at ~~~0 0~ ~~oek 1~. ~~mes~~~
r~2ay bth, 1952.
Upon roll call the follov~~ir~; a ldorrsen anstivered present:;
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02718 A "S C O t t",
R'odger9 `~'ubman
Feuerbacher McAltanus
Freebury McCormick
The minutes of the last meeting were read. It was moved by Freeburg and
secor~.ded by ubman the minutes be approved. The motion carried.:
Mrs. Fred Brown appeared berore tl~e Council requastin~ permission to tap
Water Main trunk line nor th of the fit g. It was moved by TuY~~~ and seconded by McCorrnick permission be granted Mrs. Brown, to tap Main. ',the motion carried.
Mr. Ethmer Morri $anra appeared before the council reque st ing~ permi s si on to tap
water main north of the City. It was moved by '-~'ubman and seconded by Romee
p~rmi~sion be granted. The motion carried.
Mr. Markin Manus appeared before .the council reugesting that he be permitted
to make a 2 or ~-inc~i tap of the water main nc.~ th of the pity, uua.th line to be
laid mast ~hrou~h his property. It was moved by ~uh~an and seconded by Rorr~.ee ~h~
request be denied to lay a pri~rate water line to serve several people. The motion
carried.
Mr. C. C. Calvert Jr. appeared bBfore the CouMCil with a petitioM be~rin~ the names of several b2a.siness~ on M~ n ~troet who wish to create a special clean-up
district. It was roved by ~reabury and seconded by Scott that- the necessary
preparations for the Cleanup px~o,ject be prepa~~d~. costs worked out for tax r olls
for the co~in~ tax year. mho motion carried.
The mater of utility bills for the Police Station building were referred to the ~'ol~ e Corr~ittee for a report at the next meeting.
Mrs. G. N. ~~iggins, Mrs. Y. A. Johnston, and Mrs. C. H. Barney ~~~eared
before the council representing three Garden Clubs and the 4~oman~s Club, asking
what action the Cour~ei~ could take in regard to doffs running at--~^large in the City,
destroying flowers and shrubs. T~~a y stated that it was impossible to try to help beautify the City, unless some action eras taken by the owners €~f ;dogs to ke~rp'
them on their own premises during the ~ro~ving season. Tl~ Council" pointed out
that they had no or dina~.ce requiring dogs to k~e tied or on a leash at all time s,
and suggested that ~n appeal to the dog owners might be of some benefit-.
,everal members r epre stinting the L€~urel s oft~all t~mm, v~~. ch~~is to b e spoMSOred b~~~ the Farmers Union Refinery appeared before the -Ceu~c>i.1, requestir~
permission to use the Ball park for tha eorling season. T w~~.~.~oved Y~y Freeburg
and seconded by ~omee, that the Young men contact the ~~hletie ~omrnitte~ fm
action in this matter. ~1~Y~e motion carried.
Mr. Merritt '~illiams appeared before the Council with a sketch of a plat for
- a subdivision North of the City on the K. C. Brown prop~r~y. No ~etio~ was taken at this time. -
Ethr~r Morrision asked if' the people north of the City ~~uld make arrangements
to have fire hydrant ini~talled near the pro~erti~s alma than 13i,r n~ t~h _ nT~ fl~+:i ~,n
y a ~ .O a~ .r w ~ ~ v u was taken in this mattar.
The Council staffed that all fences and shrubs shouldbe I-foot From property
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~n application for a permit by Manley Gerke to b~iild an addition 16x28 frame,
stu~k;o siding, on concrete foundati on, nevi materials, ~ddi~ion to be attacY~ed to
present dwelling, Lots 17 & lEi, Block E~, Laurel Heights, at an ap~~r oximate cost
of 2,000, was presented. It was moved by Tubman and seconded by Scott the permit
be granted. 'j'he motion carried.
An a~plie anon t'or a permit by W. I. ~Y~tson to build a woven wire ~'enee, L}. fee
high, to be attached to steel posts, corner posts set in eonorete, new material
and Borne used, fence to surround 1ot~, Lots 15 & 16, ~31ock 3 Park Subdivision
at an appro3r.irnate cost of X60 was presented. It was roved by Kome~ and seconded
by Feuerbacher the permit be granted. The motion carried.
An application for a permit by H. S. Collins to build a woven wire fence ~.-fie
high, to be attached to steel posts, cornor pots and gate posts to be set in
concrete, of new materials, fence to surround back yard, rat an areproximate cost
of ~40 vuas presented. It was moved by `l'ubman and secondod by domes .the permit ba
granted. The motion carried.
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,fin ~ pliea~ion for a permit by Lillian Callahan ~o build ~n 11x12 f'r~arne ~.dd-
ition to be placed on concrete foundation, to be attached to ,present dwelling,
addition to be made with new materiels, ors Lots l8, l9 & 20 B::i_oc?t 27, Allard
subdivision, at an a~proxirnate cost of X1,200 was prc~~ented. It was'moved by
_~omee and. seconded by ``reebury the permit be granted. `1'he ~notio~ carried.
An application f'or a permit by W~.lliam Coombs to build a vuove~ moire fence
with steel posts, across back and half of Lots 19 & 20, Bloel~ 3, Park Subdivision:,
a~ an app~o~ci.rnate cost of ~3o was p~~9entea. It was roved bY~ Ro~ee and seQOnded
by Flod~ers the permit b~ granted. The motion parried.
An ~.Pplica~ion for a per~.it by Jflhn Sc~~.ise t o build a picked ~'enee,, !.}.-f~e~ high around back of Lots 11 & 12, Block 33, Allard ~Sul~divfsion, cif n~~v materials
~.t are approximate eps~ of ~50 was presented, It w as ~a,ved by Rodgers and
se~cor3.ded bg tomes the _perrr~it be granted. :The motion carried.
An ~applic at ion 8or ~ perrn~:t bg B; ~T, Kiedrowski, to bu3.ld an Sx130 cerr~en~
drivev~ay to lead in off 6th' Street on r~es~G side of Lots 7 8c 8, ~o be four feet in from l~e~t 9id~ of Lot 8, Block 33, All~,~d Subdivision,, also build a 2x130-Feet
cement sidewalk alo ~a~t side of ;~+ot 7, ~o be on the p~oper~y lime, ~t an
approximate cost of 150 was presented. It ~~.s moved by Rodgers a~.d seconded by
Romee the permit be granted. the motion c~.rried,
An application ~'or $ permit by John Npl~~~~ t~ guild a 26x3. frame building ~ (to b~ used as a church) to be placed on ~or~erete Fourr7 at ion, of new materials
on Lots ~ cue 5, Block 7, Park :Subdivision a~ an approximate cost of X2,500 was.
presented. I~ was moved by Fueerbs~cher and seconded ~;p ~Ic~Ianus the permit 'be
granted. The rnot ion Carr ed.
An a~aplic at ion for ~ perm.it b~ ~ntor~ Rehlin~ to build ~n 8x10 frame porQh
on concrete foundati on, of new materials, porch to be attached to north end of hotz,se, on Lots 11.x. & 15, Block 15, Laurel. R a1t~r Second subdivision, at az a~prox-
izr~a~s cost of .~.QO vuas presented. It was moved by Ror~.e~ and seconded by '1'ubman ' I
the perrsit be gran~Ged The motion carried.
An application for a renewal of - pesrti i~ by Jacob 4'~ombolt to- build a 30x36
frame louse on concrete founda~i on, of new artd used r~a~Gerials on Lots 1 & 2, B7.o~k 2, Park ~ubdivisivn, at an approximate cost of ~~,000 was presented.
It ~u~:s moved by Ror~e~ and seQOnd~d by Feuerbaehsr ~h~ perrriit be ~rant~d. The
motion carried.
An application for a permit by Em eft ~irnpson to ~auild a 12x12 frame adclit~ton.
on moncrete foundation, of new m~~eri~l~, addition to be. attached to present dwelling, on Lots ~ & B~.oek 17, Laurel Heights, at an ap~roxim~t~ cost of X300
was presented. It was moved bq~ Freebury~ and seconded by Adc~'"'~us the ~rrnit be
granted. The motion carried.
An .application Por a perrni.t ~y John ~s~wald to build a 27x1.9 .frame house on. ~ I'
eoncre~e foura~ ation, Qf nevi ma~s~eial~, on yot s 19 & 2U, Blo~1~ 2, First Avenue
Subdivision, at an approximate cost ref 7,~3(J0 w'as presented." It vnas moved by Rodgers and ~e~onc~ed by Rorr~ee' the permit be granted. The Tnotiori carried.
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An application for a' p~r~it by Fred Vogel, Jr., to build a 12x2~:~, frame
addition on coner~te foundation, of new and used materials., addition to be
attached to pres~n~ dwel.l.ing on Lots 3 & Block 10, Yellowstone ~ubd~r~zigion
~t an approx3.~na~~ Qos t of X800 ~~s presented. I t was moved by eue rbacher an d s~eonded by }~odger~ the permit be granted. ~'he emotion carried.
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--r r - - ~ r- ~ J ~w .,.v.~ ~jv ui a ~ v++-a. vcr u v cat U.V fiv 11 1 GV 1 L' FiLIl e garage and build a 1~.~.x20 frame garage on c oncrete foundati on, of new and used
materials, on Lots 11 & 12, Bloek 6, Yellowstone ~~ubdivision, at an ~p~voximat~
cost of X600 wr~s presented. It r~ as. moved by Feuerbacher and seeoncled by Homee I
~Ghe permit be granted. , The rriotian carried.
An application for a permit by Henry l~iehaeli.s ~o move a 12x24 frame ha~~:e frortl be:~k of 'Lots I.~ & ~ , Block 8 Yellowstone Subdivision to Lots 13, 11~. Rc 1~,
I3loak ~.6, Yellov~atone Subdivision, house to be mmved ~n rubbert are then pl~,crr~d
an Qo~~Cr~~e ~o~i.nga, with coneret~ block f eundat ion, then b uild an addition of
1.6x24 ~n concrete footings wi-~h aonerete block foundation, ,to be of near andus;~d '
m~ter3als, at an.~'approxi~a~s cost of X2,000 way presented. I~ was moved by lUIcManus
and. seconded by ~eott the permit be granted. Thy motion ~ar~ied.
An app~.ica#~ion for aper~ t by` Jaar~ea ~mll~ar~. to build a 10x10 cement block
encl0~ed ~~rdh to be attached to ~rese~~ dt~ellin~, porch to be build on ceme~it
footings, new materials, on L4t~ 11 & 12, Block 2,. 'ark subdivision at an a~pr~ox-
imate cost of .OQ way: presented. I~ was moved by ~orr~ee'.and s~cond~d by Freeburg ' I
~bl~e p~rrnt be gr~ ted rnot ion carried.
An application for ~ permit b ~ Ar~.ton K~eh to build a picket f enee ~.2-inches
high, new materials, 15~~ of fenQe ~raund b~cl~ Bard, also build a concrete ' I
approach 8i wide for drive~ra~r 'leading onto property fro rn `~tre~t, on Lots 3 & I~, ' I
Blmck 5, Laurel Keigh.t ~ Subdivision, at an approximate cosh of X125 was presented.
It w as~o~ed by Tubm~.n and 'secflnded bj RQmee the permit be granted ~'he motion carried.
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.fin application for a permit by John ~~1. Hoppel to build 28.x.8 frame house on
concrete Foundation with attached ~ara~;e, new materials, on dots 3 & l~, Bl.oe~C s,
First avenue Subdivision, at an approximate cost of ~G10,5U0 was presented. It
was rioved by IvgcManus and sewn fed by Scott the permit be granted. The motion
carr3.ed.
An application fora permit by Valentine C. Knoll to move a 2L~3~ frame riouse fr~n 702 W. Tynan. n, to Lots 21 and 22, dock 2, First Avenue Subdivision, .house to
be moved on rubber tires and placed on concrete found~~tion, or concrete blocks
on concr~~e Eootin~s, house to be of all new materials, at aM a~proximat~ cost
of 7,000 was presented. It vas r!moved bar Scott and seconded by McManus the permit
be granted. The rrioti on carried.
An ap plicati on for a permit by W. E, Chamberlin ~o tear down garage on Lot `7,
Block 19, Lam e1 Heights, then move lumber ~o Lot 6, 331ock 2~, Allard Subdigi~i4n,
and builds lbx2~}. frame garage on concrete foundaicion ~.t an approxirr~te cost of
X100 was presented. Items moved bg Rodgers and s~QOnded bg Romse the permit be
granted. The motion carried.
An applic anon-for ape rrnit by Burl Hughes to rest odel ga~.age on Lots 1 & 2,
Block 6, Laurel H~ight:s, enl~.r~e, put i.n concrete floor, at an approximate cos t
mf ~3U0 was presented. It was moved by Tubman and s econd~d by ~omee tY~ matter
be referred to the ~lderm~n in t3~e First ~~ard with au~Ghority to ae~. `Z'he motion
carried.
An ap~licat ion for a ~errnit by Anton l~eH~.ling to build a curb ~c gutter alo~.g north side of Lots 14 & 15, Block 15, Lamed. fealty Subdivision, also build a
concrete driveway leading onto property from curb, to extend to garage, approxi-
mately 60 or 68+, at an approxin~a.te cost of ~20~ was presented. It ~v~s .moved by
Romee and seconded kiy McCormick the permit be granted. The motion carried.
An application for permit b~ Phillip Kline to t3uild a 26x32 frame house on concrete foundation, of new materials, on Lots 15 & 16, Block 21, East Yellowstone
Suk~divi sign, at an a~pr~ imate cost of" 6, 000 was present ~d. Tt was moved by
Rornee and seconded by Me anus the permit be granted. `T'he motion carried.
An ap lication f or a permit by Jake Franks, t o build a 2~x3~. frame house with
attached 1~c21~ Frame garage, house and garage to be on concrete foundation, of
r~~w materials, on Lots 23 & ~4, Block 7, ,Nutting Subd3.vision, at ~n approximate cost of6,500 was presented. It vu as moved by Mc~~lanus and s econded by Rodgers the
permit b~ granted. The motion carried.
An application for a permit ley Forest Tha;~rer to build al~.x20 frame addition
to present g~~~~;e, addition to be on concrete foundation, of new and used material
on Lot 5, Block l~, Laurel H alty,Subdivision, at an ap~rflximate cost oP X150 was presen-~ed.' It was moved by ~od~ers and seconded by Rornse the permit be granted.
The motion carried.
An a~~plic anon for a permit by John ~Brester to build an addition 8x$ on
present house, frame addition, nevu and used lumber on concrete blflcks on concrete
f'ootin~s, on Lois 1~} and South ~ of dot 15, Block 12, Yellowstone Subdivision, at an approximate cosh of ~11~ was presented. It wasmoved by ~euerbacher and seconde
by Rodgers ~h~ permit b e granted. `j'he oration carried.
An applicatt3.on for a pe rmit by Henry Leiter Jr'., to build es~ent ~ide~ralk
and curb to be built according to required 9Pecifications of the City, on Lots
1'~, 18, 19 and 2C}, Bloak 7, Fir s~ Avenue "'ubd~vis i on, at a~ appr oximate coat of
X360 was presented. ~t was moved by Rornee and seconded by Scott the permit b e
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An a~aplic ation for ~ permit by Karl George to build a 28x28 concrete black
~~ildin~ to be used for v~ash roflm and grease room, building fobs placid on
re-inforced concrete found anon, to k~e five feet west of prASent station on
Lots 1, 2, 3 and L~., B1.ock 1L}., Laurol ~emlty ~ubdiv sign, a~ an approximate cost
of ~f3,000 ~ru as ~ esented. It w as rioved by Tubman ar~d :seconded by Mc~`lanus t he
permit be granted. The motion carried. -
An application f'or a permit bar Karl ~'QOr~e to t ear down and remove tower from
in f front of Station, and cancel lia bility aonc tract between Cxeorge and City of
Laurel relative to this towsr on Lots 2, E31ock 11~, "atzrel xealty Subdivision at
an approximate cost of X50 was presented. It w as moved ~y Rodgers anc~ seconded b y
Feuerb~cher the ppx~mit be granted. The motion carried.
An applic ation for a permit by Jake Franks to build a 25x3 frame house with
~ttaehed 11}x2}. frame garage, house and ~ara~e to bs on concrete foundation, new
rya terials, on Lots 21 & 22, Block 7, Nutting Subdivis-ion, a~G an approxirr~ate cost
of X6,500 was presented. It eras moved by Mc~~anus and seconded by Seott the permit
be granted. The motion carried.
An application for a permit Y~y Edward J. LaPrath to buiYd a 20x21.. frsrne
g g , rial s, on Lots 11 ~ 12, Block 7,
1~luttin~;~Subdivlsio ,~atdan approxirl~te cost ofd 60~ vas presented. It was moved
by Rodgers and seconded by FeuerbacYier tYie permit be granted. The motion carried.
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An app].icatian for a permit bg Sieve Roznee to build a ~u~r e f~nee w i th iron
posts across back of Lots 1 & 2, Block 26, ~?aurel Rea1t y ~a~dnd Sub division, at
~n approxi~ to cost of X25 w€~s pres~,n~ed. I~ waa moved b~ Tub man end seconded
by ~cT~anus the permit be gr~i~ed. The motion parried.
The Council wished to go on record that no buildings, or con9truQtion was t
be started on any building, until permit had been pplied for, and passed on a~ Co~cil meetir~ following date of application.
It was moved that an ordinance on building perrnita{}fie amended, to raise the
fee on such permits, and tho City ~.nspeetor to get an inspee~~or.~ fee, and check
on such construction.
I-~ was moved by Freebury and seconded bg McCormick that E. D. Chester be
n otified by letter that his garage extends 3-feet on City property. The motion
carried.
the Library re~or~ for the month of April was pra~ented. It ~r as moved by
McCormick and seconded by I~Ic~anus the report be approved. the motion c arrie d.
The ~Yater report for the month of April ~Oth was presented and read. Tt was
moved by Freeburg and seconded by ~'euerbacher ~hereport be approved. ~`he motion
cirri ed.
The health Officerts report for the month of April was read. It uu as moved by
Tubman and seconded by ~reebury the report be a~aproved. .The mo.~ion earridd.
The. police reports for the month of April were read. It was moved by
~'rsebury and geeonded by ~''e~:~rbacher the. reports be approved. `j'he motion c arried.
The ~'olice Judge's aeport for the month of Eipril ~uas read. was moved. by
Rodgers and seconded by Scott the report be approved, 'j'he motion e arrie,d.
R~;~ LUTION N0. 77~-
?Resolution No. 771, being aresolution ytral sferring certain funds pf the Citp
of ~'aurei was presented. It wag moved by ~reebury and secoMded by ~c~~ee the
Resolution be psssed. Upon roll call all aldermen present voted "'ayes and said
Resolution was declared passed and approved.
The bills of tho month of April' were presented fir payrrlent. after
consideration b~ the ~`'inance Coruni.ttae, it ~v as moved that the following claims be
allowed.
Joe Nicholas 1~9 John Byrd Jr. 141.97 Peter D. Thomson, et al 236.00 Jack droll 7b.5~
T i 11 ie Hohendor~ 51.65 Herman Kuke s 17.55
Clara L. Orr 50.00 ~rQd N~illar 275.2
Yellowstone Ba~[k 3.50 Roy V. Pearson 99.18
John F• Dennis 75.00 Henry Strecker 2~$,~1
H. R. ~Ieininger Go. 16.85 Sam 1'inne~ 33.66 B. L. Price 7~ . ~.2 t eve Ror~ee 3 .28
V. D. C~apmara,~: 50.00 Paul Brohaugh 7.5
John ~rohau~h- 15.00 Bearings Supply 2}..38
Joe L~rsori, Trews- 25.00 Billings City mater Dept. 50. 8
Laurel Fire Dept. 87.Ot} Crane Co. 13.x?
J. R. Samrr~ons & Sons 11.75 Farmers Union CerrG ral 1.10
0. M. Mold Co. 53. 3 J. ^R. ~a~mons & ion ~.52
Lauc-ai vuui.vva ~~vv vr~a vv-~aj~ ~.tv.,~v
'~uben ~'riekel ~12.7b Hersey l~fg. Co.. 3~.3• City 1l~ater Dept . 66.00 -Home Oxygen Co. 23.
Tillie Hohendorf 1.00 ~[ooker Ele~~rochernical 3.00
Clara Orr 10.00 Husky Qil Co. 2L .20
_ T~ odors Biebor 99.00 Industrial Accident Board 13b.84
Farmers Union Ce1 t. 19,71}. L~Lr el 'T'rading 2
T~ornpson `bards 1 8.12 h~larshall-wells :~~~:~r~ 5a3.~,8 Yellowstone Vall. elec. 8.9~:}. Marshall fells More 65.16
Theodore Bieber 38.28 Rensselaer Valve Co. 158.40
Charles ~tooa. 286.17 Reporter Printing 7. 0
Harold Bernhardt 250 .78 Ro;~sdon Furniture 99 •~5
George Schreiner 217.61 B. J. Rye in 13.35
Dr. E. C. Ha11 X0.00 He~unan Schessler 922.00 Thorias L of thous e 20.00 Sti ekQl Berger S8 rv . ..~0 •99
Fent on A~enc~r 116.00 Stroup Hdw. ~.25
Gibson Serd. 1.85 Treasurer State Sal v. 29.1.5
Greening ~Yiev. 7.71 Petty Gash X2.11
Harold's 76 Serv. 3.00 ]bgontana-Dakota Uti 1. 69.10
Montana.-~ako~a Util. 1'2.25 Montana Power 1220.62
C . E. ~~cKinne y 5.00 Mountain St . Tel . 35.72 B. Gum 52.2{. Peter D. Thom~or~ - 30.00
James ~ . Knight 62.21 $ohr~. Dennis 25.00
Rig Ditch Co . .,~0 dam `inner 1 .00
Johnston Lumber 310.75 James Bare 194.50
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Nlidlar~.d Tmplernent 6.0~ John F. Dennis 75.OQ
Jake Bangert 156. ~ J. INT. Edgmond 8.78
Jake Banger~G L}.~81:~. ~ Fred Fe~rbacher Jr. 20.7
~dw~rd B~rthuly 12.76 N. L. xockvam 8.78
Phillip ehr~e3.n~r 11.8.07 Northern Pac. Ry. - 1.13 Sam Eh~li~h 13b.35 ~ao~tn,~egt cn~~i~ai 45.71
Jake Ba~ger~G 87.9Q John' F. Dennis X5.50
a: Fannie 12.76 Herman ~~hessler 1.10.00
H-C-L Equipr~en~ 1~.?3 Lm~of Brothers 597• ~l
~enr~ ~ahr~id~ Jr. 327.71 ..Petty C~~h ~.~..07
Adarr~ Reiber 212. 1 .Hearst ~Ia~azir~e s ~.20 DeEra~ce EMC 95 .~7 Prig e Drug .75
D eFr Inc ~ GMT x}.59.8i~. Mont an a "Power ~o . • 9 3
lr~du~~r~ial EguiP 97.2 Ga~tlord Bros. 33.33
Laurel Co-op ~sso~. 326.38 Mrs, George Rehm 10.5a
`Ss~itYi~ ~ Super SePv. 1.59. 5 F~an~e~ enton 101}. Q5~ "lerrna~ sches~~er 84b.~}0 Book SuP~~~ 37
Tillie Hohendor~ 118.74 .Book ~upp1~ Co. 5.80 Clara L. Qrr. 148.1.1.}. Montana-I~~kot~ Bt3.1. 17.6L~.
.John F. ver~ni~ 138.10 ~ta~aii ~c~rp ~..00
Paul. ~rohau~h 293.51 Doubledaq & Co. 5.01
E. 0, Ronnie 25 .51 Doubleday & Co. 1.b7
R. F3. Sterrett 222.6 Mrs. 0. A. Brohaug~ 3. 8
Clare L Orr, Treas. 528.I.~.O Pub. Fr~pl. Re~iremer~.t ~ 1 .~}7 { Publ. F.~ripT. Retirerr~ent 306. 2 Clara L. Orr, Trea~ 1 .90
Alice Br tto~ 32. 8 "Layne "~i113.a ' 11.00
It vas rnov~d by Freeburg and seconded by MQ~an~s t he bills be approved. The
motion carried.
letter o~ report on ~Gh~ canelit,ion et' w~:~er° from the _??tate Board of
Health way presented and regd. The letter was placed on file.
An applics~Gion ~ or -a position as ba~ke~ checker, by Joyae Hafer was presented
Qnd read. The letter was referred ~o the recreational comn2ittee.
A left er f'r~r~ the Honker Elec~r~clle~ cal Company aru~o~zncing anew rats of pay' for 13.quid chlorine was read. " ~~~he letter was attached. ~o contract.
A letter from the great Naether~ Railway in regard gravel, was read. The
1e~ter stated ghat no gravel would be avail~.ble at this time .
It -was moved ar~d seconded eve do new ad3ourn. mhe motion earri~d.
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