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Minutes of the pity council of Laurel
b ~`une 1950
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I'~~ The City Council of t he Cit~* of Laurel met in ragular session in the Co~.ncil
Chamber and was called to order by Mayor Thomsor~ at 7:30 o~-clock P. M. Tuesda~r I!,
~u~$ btn, 1950.
Upon roll call the following aldermen answered present: I
Feuerbaeher Romee
R odder s P~tcManus
I~icCormiek Tubman j
Freeburg ~
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read. It .was moved by McManus ~,I and seconded by jubman the minutes be approved. The. rr~otion earried. j
l~r. J. J. Parker appeared before the Council in regard to Concessions at I
the athletic Park. die informed the ~ouneil that the Park Commission had awarded ~
the concession privilege to the V. F. Auxiliary for the amount of X100 Por the I,
season.
It was moved by Tubman and seconded by Romee the C3.t~r Attorney meet with the ~
Athletic Cor~~nission members to draw up satisfactory agreement to be submitted to
V. F. fit. the .motion carried. j
r ~Ir ~ . A e sha Gr ahain a
' a ainst the~~it due to a~falleonbtherbroker~es dewal w inh a letter claiming. damage III ~ Y ~ front of the Owl cafe. I No decision was made at this tine. i
It was moved b~ Mc?~anus and seconded by Rodgers that letters of application ~
.for pasitic~n as Life Guard at the L~.urel swimming Pool, from Jimmy Phillips,,
L.eo "ink and Richard Nelson ~er~; turned over to the ~tecreation Corr~nittee. The I
motion carried.
Mr. Bob Hamilton of Billings, attendad the meeting.
Dr. D. ~tottin~ham appeared bet~ore the Coux~ it requesting that they have
Police protection ~.t the r~ xt baseball g~z~e, and at all dames in the future.
F. S. larks appeared before the council ira regard to a Citg-Counter Health' Unit. He e~lained in detail, v~.at has been done in other communities
under tl~ same set-up, and ghat they propose to do, if such a meastare is
established in Yello~vstor~e County.
It was mflved by Tubman and seconded bg Mc~s~ us, that the Mayor, Chairman of
the Finance Committee and the City ~ttorne~, meet with rnernbers of the school Board, in regard to the Health program. The. rr~otion Carrie d.
This being the time -set for receiving bids for the sale of Lots 7, 8, 9 & 10
Block 6, Youngs s second subdivision, the City C7e rig presented .proof of publication
in the Laurel Outlook and v~a~ instructed ~o o en and read all bids. Bids were
received from fob Hamilton in the amount of 530.00, and one bid from Paul Di~mo~d, in t he amount of 196.x(7. It vas moved by Tubman and seconded b~
Fes erb~.cher the bid of fob Hemilton being the best bid, be accepted, The motion
carried.
Chairman of the street Cozrn~nittee, Rodgers reported on tY?e; wr idening of tl~.e
K Street at 'Thompson bards. .fie stated that the fence was the line of the hi~h~ay."
He also stated that permission had been given D. H. J¢nhnston for gasoline storage _r
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The report of the Police Judge for. the month of day waspresented ~d read. It was molted by Feuerbach er and seconded by Rodgers the report lae approved. R~h.e
mot-ion carried.
The reports of the police Department- were read.. It ~uas moved by dodgers and
seconded b~? Rome the reports be approved. The mo~~on carried.
The WG~ater report for the month of i~~a~ was read. It vas rrioved by McManus and
seconded. bar Romee the report be approved. The motion carried.
An application for a permit by Harold ~'ranl~ to build a house 26x3J} frames of
new materials on concrete foundation, with baseYnent Qn Lots 17 & 18, Block ~
East Yellowstone subdivision, at an a~~oximate cost of 7, 04 was presented. It was moved by Freeburg and seconeled b~ 1 omee the permit be granted. The motion,
carried.
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An ap~li~ation for a permit by R. A. B~3.11et to build a house ~52 with
attached garage on concrete foundation, an Lots 5 & b, Black 33, A11ard Subdivisio
~'~Y~1 at an ap~oxizxiate cost of 3 SOU ~+as presented. z~ ~a~ ~~nga b9 ~~~~.u~ ana seconded bar Feuerbacher the perrriit be a~~r oved. The notion carried. ~
An application for a permit bar John Scalise to build a house. 2L~.~36 of used i
lumber, on concrete foundation, on Lots 11 & 12, Llock 33, Allard Subdivision, at
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an a~~ oximate cost of 3,OG?0 eras prsented, It was rrloved by Romee and seconded
b~ ~c~anus the p emit be granted. The motion carried.
An application .for apem~it bar the Yellovustone Bank, to build- an addition
3ox6~, of b rick, on concrete foundation on present Bank building, also build a
2 x30 open car port an rear, with concrete floor and roofed over, on Lot 20, Block 1, East Laurel ~izbdivision at an approximate cost of 25;OOd vas presented.
It vas moved by Rodgers and seconded by Romee the permit be ~rant~d. The motion
carried.
An application for a ~aermit bar A. E. Peterson to rai se 18x2b frame house,
place on car~.crete foundation, build axe 12 18 addition, frame, of new and used
materials on concrete foundation, on Lot 17, Block 17, Yellowstone Subdivision at an a~prgximate cost of 8~t? vas presented. It eras moved by Rodgers and
seconded by Feuerbacher the permit be granted. .The motion carri~ d.
An a_aplication ~'or a permit bar Jake ~angert to remodel an 18x20 barn into
a ga-rage, put in door and r~-shingle on Lots 7 & 8, dock 12, ellov~stone S~a.b-~
division, at an approximate cost of 50 was presented. It was moved b~ $omee and seccinded bar rreebur~r the permit be granted. The emotion carried.
~n application for a permit by Pauline Klein to build an.a ddition 1L~x16 on
present. hor~.e, of new and used lu~aber on conc~ets foundation on Lots 11:x. & z 15,
Block 7, Yellowstone Subdivisign, at an ap~r oximate cost of 1~0 was presented.
It was moved b~ ~'euerbacher and seconded by R~eManus the hermit be granted. ~'he
.motion carried.
An application for a hermit b~ W. L. 4rridorf f to build a garage. 12x20, frame
of new andused materials, on Concrete founds on on Lot 7, F31ock 11, Laurel
Heights subdivision, at an approximate cost of X200 was presented. Tt was moved
by Me~anus and seconded by riornee the permit be granted. The mot3.on_ carried.
The Mayor Mated that this way the time to canvass -the election returns of
~ta~ 29tH, 1950, and thereon named as tellers: ` 'reebury aril Rotr~ee. After
reviewing the returns the Committee reported back the following votesz
Total vote cast a~ such election was nine (g~, of which number eight (8) voted
in"f avor of said resoluti on, and one (1) ballot was spoiled, and that a ma jor ity
of the eligible individual employees affected by such re.~lution thereby voted in favor of participating in said Retirement S~'stern. It was moved by Freeburg and
seconded by nomee the report of the committee be adopted, that the l~a~c~r and
City Clerk be, and they a re herebg ~thorized and directed to execute and sign on
behalf of the pity of Laurel with the Board of Administration of the ~'ublic
Employees Retirement Systems, of the State of t~~antana, a contract carrying out the
purpose and extent of this resolution. The motion carried.'
~EaULUTI0I~1 N0. 715
Resolution No. 715 being a I~esoiution authorizing and directing the Mayor ~.nd "
City G1erk to sign contract on behalf oP the employees of the. City of Laurel `
~?ith the Public ~m~lo~ees Retirement System. It way r.~oved by Tubman and seconded
by ~~Ic~~nus that Resolution No. 715 be passed and ado~ated. Upon roll call all
aldermen present voted aye, and said resolutionv as declared passed anal adopted.
A letter from Earl Borden of Red Lode, in which he requested to meet with
the City Council to .discuss the designing and perhaps the supervising of constr-
uction of anew pity dater Office, was presented.
:;one bona oz the City 'lr~asurer was presented i or approval by tt~e City
Attorney. It vas moved by ~'`reebury and seconded by ~eMamus the band be accepted,
after auproval bg the City attorney, `1`he motion carried.
A letter f rom tY~e City employees with r equ.~st for raise in wades wras read.
It was mowed by Freebiar~ and seconded by Fe~rbacher the letter be placed on file.
'Phe motion carried.
It was moved b~ McT~an~zs and seconded Rome.e that Carl ~r~.d Henry Barthulp
who acted as deputies be laid. The motion Carrie d.
It .was moved by ~llcManus and s econded by Romee that Eastern Motana College
be charged ~15 f'or rental of Riverside Hail on ~iay 2IIth, 1954 • The motion carried'
The bills of the month of 11~ay were presented. After clue consideration. the
F ,nance Cor~nittee, recor~nended payment of the following;
William I3ickenbottom 108.79 Greening Chevrolet 6.25
Richard ~~~etzger 18`~.g$ Lundquist Radio .80
Fred ~Jtiller 2 1.~.L~. E'~etersen T9pewriter ~xeh 1.54
' i Ri: 'jhoinpson ~1.J~..O Montana Power 5.59
R. J. Cased 78.E 1Viountain fit. Tel. c~ Te1. 9.50 Richard Metzger ~.8~. Billings Gas Co. 10.50
Charles ~~ood 192.11 Gecr ge N. Frank -0.39
George Schreiner Jr. 1}..00 C. E, McKinney 13.00
Harold Bern'~iardt 187.00 ~rhens t~f~. Co. Z{-.7s
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1Vlnutes of he ,Ci ~ \ Coun i1
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Sam Ehrlich 125.6 Jacobsen Mfg. Co. 3. 0 ~I
Sam Ehr3ic? ].09, 8 v. C. sohnston Lbr. 189.95 ~
Henry Schmidt J'r. 23 .63 Western. Union 1•~.5
T. J. etsch 2 .92 Montana Payer 7.0.3 ! ~I
.Paul Brohaugh X67.00 Cit~r & County steel Co 131.82
Joe. Nicholas 258.70 Archie Cochrane Motors 1.5~. George Blackford 2.6..10 ~'arr~ers Union Central 27 .82
E. O. .Ronnie ~ 229.30 Industrial Equipment Co. 1 ~..62 j
Hemp Kaiser 2~ .98 Sherro~v ~ervicenter ~~0.,53 I
dam. innes 236.46 Nf. 1old fin. 120.59
Kenneth Beven 9.20 ~ill3e ~ohendorf 1 7.8~ ~
l~fiilliam E. Powell 1.j.:.C?0 Clam L. Carr 2,50
t~talter Harry Poore 27.6 Beth Stormont 82.5 ( i~alter Smidt fir, 160.00 P;~rs. dice $ritton 1
Petes~ D. Thomson, et al $8.00 Cie.ra L. Urr, ~'re~.s. 1'0.20
jillie Hohendorf 51.6 Mountain St. Tel. & `g'el. 1~.•9C1 i
Yellowstone Bank 3.5a Montana Power 86 09 ( ~I
Clara L. Orr 25,00 B3,llings has Co. 35•?5 I
ty 38.7 Bet s~ormont 25'05 B~1lingsCGasn ales Co. 1 1. 9 Clara L orr 1.1,9 ~4
Fenton-agency 311.$2 Crane ~o. ~ 153• ! I
uh~~ Eyer 350..00 Custom Tire Co. 23.35
B. L. Price 75.00 E. & ~t t~ffic~~ I1~achines 1.00
V. D, Chapman 37.50 ~s~ Co-ap 10.65
Clinton Anderson 15,00 Hines Motor 5up~ly 25.99 ~ II
.Ted C. Bundy,.'~reas. 25.00 Hooker Electrochemical ].5.00 ~ Big Horn supply x.40 Industrial `Accident Bo~.rd 147.11
~ti~ AA ' li Chapp].e s Tnc. PP. 3~•~6 Lau~el~~o~cap ~.ssoe. 33.39
Nor there s t ern but o Su 2.
Mountain St Tel. ~.50 Laurel 0ut~.ook 27.50 I
Montana Pc~v er , .78 Laurel 'I'radin~ 6.59 I I
J. ~ Freeburg 2b.08 Reporter Printing ~pSupply 28. 8 'I Peter I?.; Thomson 13.90 Rockwell IuTfg. ~o. ?3• 4 i I
Laird E~ineer forks ],32..$0 B. J. R~ir~ 17. 5 ~ 'i
Eatan ~Ieta1 Products 76.38 Herman Schessler .8.25 'I
Je~ee Ban~;ert i0.93 Pe~t~r Cssh ~.3• ~0 !
V~illiasn E. Pot~ell 13..80 Peter D. Thomson 3n..00 I I
Lohof Brothers 120.04 Hen.rg~ Kaiser 10.,00 it y dater I?e~ . 66. DO Harlan R. Rus sell, Treas. 320. ~0
~i11ie Hohendorf 10.00 Paul Brohaugh I~.00
Clara L. flrr 5. DO Chr3~ stensen Plu~ab. 2 00.00 a
Bitty ~tormon~ 5.00 Riedesel Cons. b 50.80 I'~
JQe Nicholas 13, 0 Petty Cash 34• ~ .
vv Yellowstone Valley 9.~2 Fontana Power 27 .00 ~I
Alex Behm Jr. ~.q«DO Marshall-ells More 10 .3L} Carl Barthuly 2.20 Trott Printing 3.00
I~i~nry Bar~huly 1.76 Carrie Erb 59.~gp I,
Y~;llo~rstone County 1C3,5(} Clara L. Orr, Treas. .~}0 i
Dr. Er C. Mall 50.00. Montana Power .75
C. L. Heath IQ.04 ,A. ~T. .1~Iarquis Co. 11.00 ~~i
~ Ge~org~~ s Std. derv. ?'S~ Bi1~lingg~Gas~Co. 1.~0 I~~
It vas waved by Tubznan and seconded b~ ~oznes the ~~11<s ~:~~a :;approved, and I~
warrants issued in the regular mangier: The motion carried. ~
It was moved and seconded that hrs. ~tormant~ s ~alsry be held, until
cornpletio~r of work bar her.. Tie ~?o~ion carried. ~ I~
It wasrnoved by ~c~iFn.us and seconded by ~ornee the Girl Scouts not be charged for use of ~ ~verside Park. 'the oration carria d I
I'I I~ was r3oved bg ~'reebury and seconded bg Romee that an Ordinance prohibiting I
sale, delivery or giving a~a~r of intoxicating liquors to minors, be drawn up for I
the next zneetir~g. .The motion carried.
The Adayor appoi~.ted ~Irs. Clara Orr treasurer, to Pill the unexpired term of li Mrs. Betty S~armont, ~uho resigned. It was moved by '~'ubman and seconded.. by
~'euerbacher the appointment be approved. ~l~e motion carried. I
It vas moved and secanded ~e do nova adjourn. The. motion. carried.
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approved this 24th, day of June 1950. I I'i I I!,
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