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Minutes of the pity Council of Laurel ~
r: ~ January 19 1
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The y~ity ~ouneilof the pity of Laurel met in r c~~ular session in the I
Council !'h amber and was callad to order by Mayor Thomson at 7..30 0~ clock P. M. 'T`uesday January 2, 1951. II
Upon roll call the following .aldermen answered presen~tt ~i
Romee ~'euerbacher I'~
Tubman Mc~7anus
Freeburg McCormick
The minutes of tine last meeting; were read. Tt was moved by lubman I
and seconded b eue y rbacher the minutes be a~~proved. The rnot ion carried.
Alderman ~~reebury ryreported that the .Refinery would like to irk under
one contract with ~:he ~i ty, to put wiring and pumas in a safe condition at I~'~ I' the- Pump House, He staffed that the N. P. had-keen w ri~ten a letter, iri II
regard to the conditions of the wiring at the Pump House. ~'i
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This being the time set f'or: the receiving of protests end ob jections to '
the includin of an ro ert~ in the k` first .~;anue Subdivision the Cit Clerk
presented proof o:f publication, and staffed thatno protests had boen received, thereu~an Resolution No. ?3~}. was introduced.
RES OLUTT ON NO . 7 3~- ~
Resolution Na, 73~}, being; a resol~j..~ion extending the boundaries of the I~
City of Laurel , l~Roni;ana, to include three blocks in First Avenue Subdivision I I was read. It was moved by Freebu.ry and seconded by ~ubman Resolution No. 73~.~.
be passed. Upon roll cell, all aldermen present vo~Ged `"aye" and s€~id
Resolut3.on was passed. j I~
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A.n application by Edward Neville for membership withe the Fire De~aartment
was pr~'sented It was moved by ~j~ubman and seconded by ~''emterbacher "the
application be approved. The motion carried. 'i
The report of the Police Jude for the month oi' December was pr~sent~d.
t was moved- b McManus and seconded b ttomee the re ort -be a roved. III I Y y p PP The !
motion .carried.- I
The Police reports for the month of December were presented, It vuas moved I,, by Freeburg and seconded by McManus the reports be approved. The motion ~i
carri ad. I
The wealth Ugficer's report fir the month of December was ~r essnted. It I Ii,
was movod 'by Fraebury and soconded by `tomes the report be a~.~proved. The j I,
motion carried. ''I, 'I,~~
The 1~ater re;~ort for December 2Qtl~. was pres`en~ed. It u~as zr~oved by Romee an ~I
r seconded by Freeburg the report be approved. 'the oration carried. ~ll 'I'I
The Library report ~'or;:,~he month of vecernber` was presented. Tt was moved I
J by Free-bury and seconded by ~'~euerbacher the re~or~ be a proved. The motion ~~I
carried.
~n ~~plication for a ~errnit by Herman ~chessler to remodel ~ara~e into 3 I
apartments at an approximate cost of 10,000 was ~resen.ted. Zt was moved by ~ ~I
T>>1~man san.r3 ~r~r.nnr7ar7 by r'nma~ tha ranr~lier~ti~n bc~ ar~nroved. ThA motion carried.
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~resentedsIt~t~as movedlby ~ ebury~andrsecondedh~y~Feuerbacherhtl~report I
pp Tne motion c ax~z~ ie d - . • ~ i bo ~r~°ved. I~,
This being thQ time set f'or receiving b~.ds for a carload. of pipe and fittings, the City Clerk pr~~ented proof off' publication in the Laurel Outlook, I ~i,
and was ins eructed to open grid read ~_ll bids. One Vivid was: received from the
~.i~erican Cast Tron Pipe Co.. I
" Mono-Cast CI Bell & Spigot, Class 250 16~ lengths 1..21 per ft, Iii n rt n ~i rt l. B 0 I
8 fi? r1 t~ ~t iR t~ ~t 2 7~ ail
as move specified, enamel iced, .min.. thick l/lb"~ 1.22 i,
8 ~x tr 2' 76 ~
Fittings: i tees, a fl be1r1 20.80 each 'I
4 _ Zj-x,3 Reducers' small end bell 5.50 I~ I
Valva s I
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Minutes of th~ery pity Council of Laurel
2 January 1951
Valves:.
1}.'~ Hub end gate valves open left 3 .90 each
C~ rr r, ft qn r+ 5b . 00
g ~t ~ 86.55
All F.U.F3. cars Laurel, P~~oni~ana, pipe & fit tin~;s for carload mill shipments.
Pacific States fast Iron Pipa ~o.
Tar-Coated Cement Lined
~j.~"x18 Open Bel 1, Class 250 1.205 1.25~'~per ft.
E~" " " 1.775 1. B55
« 2.65 2 . "l7
Fittings:.
all bell Toes Class 250 13..0 each
~,~n r~ r~r sr nn 2U . ~6
l~.x "Reducers ~~9
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Valves:
" ~iub Enid open be ~l - 32.75 each
~~r. 5~1- • 57
8~E~ ri ~ al~.33
All pricas are f. o. b. our foundry ~t Provo, TJtdh, with ~'uIl 60,000 carload freight allowed to Laurel, T~~ontana.
It v~~as roved b3~ ~'~reobur;~ and seconded by l`om.Qe, all bids be referred to the
Mayor anal City Engineer, vait~i authority to act. The rh.otion ca~~ried.
The bills Eor the month of December were presented f'or payment. After dw~
consideration by the Finance Committee. Tt was moved by ~'reebury and seconded b Rom:~e the bills be allowed. m s_ ^ ^
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~'eter D. ~lhor;~son, et al 88. U0 P~arshall-Yells Store 16.7
~.'illie ~iohendorf 51.6 0. M. Mold ~%o. 20. l.~
Clara L . Orr 50.00 Til"lip Hohendorf 124.0
Clara L. Orr 3.15 Clara. L. Orr 124.30 John F. Dennis_ 75.00 John rry. Den~~is 105'.30
Bill i no s Blue print 3I~. 6 Paul ~rohaugh 2b5.30
B. L. price 70. }2 Joe £~icholas 23Fi.88
W. u. D. cha~~rlan 37.50 George Blackford 228.90
Cli~mt~nn ~ndorso,n 15.00 E. "U. Ronnie 2~7.2p
Ted C. Bendy, ~~reas. 25. U0 Clara L. err, `j'r~as. 220.10
Laurel Fire Dept. 163.00 Henry wiser 2Q7.73 Elkhart Brasa PJIfg. 62.90 Dirs. Alice Britton 20.15
~iarris ~r;ency 11.3Q ~'ublic ~mpl. Retirement 152.26
Laurel. Oizt~ook l~. J0 fountain at. ~~'el. & Tel. 32.35
`~hom;~~on Yax°ds 29.03 Montana :E'ower C~::~. 1050.26
John ennis 75.00 Gas Co-op 72.00
Henry Frank 23.0 Hooker Electrochemical 15.00 Margaret Hirsh£elt 2f3.91 Td orthwestern auto I~• 38
. A. G. Leis 1.~9 PeterSOn l~~~pewriter Exch ~..09
~'fl~er D. ~-~~hor:~s on 30.00 Rockwell P~Ifg. ~o. 8..00
Gosr~;e Vogel 20.00 Standard Oil 27.98
pity' V`~latex° Deft, 66.00 Mate Board of ~~~alth 50,00
Tillie t~ohend~rf 10.00 Charles 1t~lard X3.61
c:l ara L, vrr .~u. uv Ye t~ty ~asn 3l • 3~
Ye11ow5~one Valley Elec. x.63 ~~ter D. Thomson. 15.00
Charles 'mood 177.1~.~3 gJohn F. Dennis 15.00 Charl e ~ V~ood 55.00 Henry Kaiser 10.00
Harold Bernhardt 183.00 Barry O'Leary, lric. 15.70
Herold ~3~rnhardt ~}.~.00 James Bare 17 .7
Alex Behm Jr. 56.00 rred Miller 2 5.9
Alex Rehm Jr . 12 .16 .'.Sam ~l~inne s 2 3.7
Lyle _Rod~ers 1~,U0 Crane Co. 138.2 Dr. C. Hall 50.00 V. C. Johnston Llzmber 139.00
r1'T~aomas F. Lofthouse 10.Q0 Herman ~chessler 1 0.00
~i llin~s Gas 1~}..q5 l~~ontana Power 33.17
Carbare~or ale c. ~.50 Petty Cash ~}9 •3
GrQenin~; Cnev. 5.86 Harry Ingraham ,5~
Harold8s S~rv. 2.50 Sara Marcure ~.~4 Smi th ~ s Super Sere. ~ , LE.O U loyd Strand L~.. 70
C. E. p~cKinney 15.00 Montana. Power Co. 11.73
Laurel Trading 13.2L~ Vocational Guidance Manuals 3.0H
dam Ehrlich 153.60 City of La~xel - 2.7.5
Sam Ehrlich 11~3.~35 Clara L. Orr, TrQas. 3.30
~herrow~ s service 13.2,E Child ~l~rainin~ .~4ssoc. ~.}..d0
Henry Schmidt Jr. 302.67 Mabel Steele 2.00 u T. J. VVetsch 211.,99 Bundy, s Plta~b. 15. 88
Archie Cochrane 5.7Z}. Bi.:llin~;s Gas 19.56.
F'i chtner Garage 5.88 Frances Fenton 71.70
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Minutes of the `pity ~a~ouncil of Laurel
2 ~'anuary 1~j5~
Industrial Equip 1b. 56 Frances Fenton 12.00
Laurel Co-off Assoc. 365. 3 C. A. Eaton c~. ~p
} ~hapale~ s Inc. 56,33
The motion carried.
discussion on civil Defense for tnis community wAS held by the
Councilmen. It was rloved by ~~reeY~ury and s econded by P~1c1'~`ianus that in the
near future a public mestin~; be held to discuss civil defense for this area,.
The motion carried.
~t was moved arld seconded we do riow a djou.rn. The motion carried.
City Cler
A_;~~r~v~d this 16tYi day of J€~nuary, l~~l.
Mayor
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City Clerk