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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 10.03.1950Minutes of the City ~ounc~l of Laurel ' 3 October 1950 The pity council of the City of ~'aurel met in r egular session in the Council Chambers end was called t o order by Mayor Thomson at 7::.30 0' clock F. M. Tuesday, October 3rd, 1950. Upon roll call the following aldermen answered present Romee McManus '~'umban Feuer~acher ~'z'eebur'y McCormick ~j~he minutes of the lastmeeting were read. Tt was moved by McManus and seconded by Romee the minutes be approved. The motion carried. ~~~his being; the time t'or opening bids for T. D. #73, Alley Paving, the clerk presented proof' of ~ub].ication in ith.e Laurel Outlook, and way instructed to ;open and read all bids. One bid wrap received from Barry O~Leary in the amount of ~6190.1.~.0. Tt was moved by ~''reebur~ and seconded by Homee the bid be re-:je cted. The motion carried. It was moved by Freeburg and seconded by Homee the Bond of Indemnity be returned to Of Lear y, thanking him for his bid. The motion carried. Mrs. Edna Chapman appeared before the Council and explained to the Council what was being done at the Libary, and st~tin~ that it would be open shortly. 5hQ also requested that the City prepare a letter of than?~~: and a~pr~eciation for Mrs. Carrie Erb, for her many years of faithful service and devotion to her duties as Librarian, and requesting; that she turn over all properties that might be in her possession belonging to the Libr~.ry. She stated that the salary of the present Librarian, Miss Frances Fenton, would be $~75 per month. Tt was moved by j~ubman and seconded by Mc~anus the request of the Library hoard be accepted. The motion carried. It was moved b~ Tubman and seconded by Romee the Tr~f fic Ordin€~r~.ce for the City of L~.ure 1 be ~e~urit den. The r,1ot ion carried. The report of the Police Judge for the monti9r of September was presented. It was moved by ~+ubman and seconded by t"'euerbache~ the report be approved. the motion carried. The Policemenf s report for the month of September were presented. T~ was moved b°~ Tubman andseconded by McN~anus the reports be approved. The moti on carried. ,A,n application f'or a permit by Emanuel Frank to build a garage 22x24 on concrete foundation, new and used material, on Lots Il & 72 , F31oek c1 , Yellowstone Subdivision at an approximate cost of X1,040 was presented. It was moved by Feuerbacher and seconded by McManus the permit be granted. The motion carried. An applicaticon for a permit by Deno nary to build an addition 8x20 on present dwelling, on concretQ foundation, new materials on Lots 13, 14 & l~, Block 10, Lam el healty Subdivision, at an approximate cost of 350 vuas presented. Tt was moved by P~Ic~anus and seconded b~ ~omee the permit be granted. ~'he motion carried. An application for a pErmit by pack ~'ederson to build a 36x 0 frame house, on concrete fouxr~ anon, of new and used lumber on Lois 3 & Block 33, A11ard ~upalvl~ion, at an a~proxlmate cost o1 w~5suvu was presented. 1t was moved by Romee and seconded by ~eu~rbacher the permit be granted. The motion.. c arried. An applicat3.on for a permit by H. L. Moon to build ~.~.x~ addition f'or pore to present dwelling, made frorl concrete, on Lot 18, Block 11, Laurel Heights at an app~oxirn~te cost of ~6~.0~ was presented. It .was roved by jubman and seconded by McManus the ~errnit be granted. The rnot3.on c arried: An applic ati on for a permit by T. W. Every to move in Frame house 27x29 from Billings to Lots 5 & b, Eilock 15, Laurel Realty Second subdivision, to be placed on concrete foundation and moved an rubber tires at an approximate cost of X5000 was ~ esented. It way moved by Me~anus end seconded by Homee the permit be granted. `i'he met i ~n carried. An application fora permit by ~I. Metzger to -build are 12x~.~ addition to garage, to be of used material on concrete f oundation, on Lots 17 8c 18, Block 2, Park Subdivision, at an a~.~~roxima to co s~ of ~0 t+va~ presented. It was moved by ~''euerbacher and seconded by xomee the permit be granted. The motion carried. An applicati~?n for a permit by V. C. Jo~inston Lumber to build a 24x30 garage, frame covered with corrugated iron, and rood', on concrete foundation on Lots 19 & 20, Block 2, Laurel ?fealty Subdivi son, at an app oa~imate cost of ~b0 was present ed. It was moved bar ijomee and seconded by Tubman the permit be granted The motion carried. ,An application ~'or a ~aermit by V. C. Johnston Lum~aa-r'>` to build ~lurnber shed Minutes of the C~ council of Laurel ' ~ 3 t~~tob~~ 95 ~ ~ 37xT00 of c4rr~,gated iron, open. bui3ding on concrete ,foundation Frith glassed front' on Railroad r3.~ht-of-vuay, at an a~proximat~ a~~~~of ~~5ao p~~e~tsa. T~ v~asmoved by Romer and seconded by Ma ~nu~ the permit be granted. The motion ~Qarried. The bi1ld of the monk of September were p~esen~ed. Ater dui considers- ~ lion by the Finance ~omrnittee, i~ Brae r~aommended the following billy be paid« Peter D. Thom~o~n,~ e~ a1 88.00 Herrrian ~chessl~r 1196..04 ~ Tillie Ho~endorf X1.65 Ti11ie Fiohendorf 139 • ~0 ~1~.~~ L. err ,~0 «OD Clara T~. t3rr 131.20 .Tohn F. Dennis ?~.04 John Bennis 108.70 j American ~itg ~Iag~:zin~ .00 P~.u1 Brohaugh X67.00 ~ B. L. Prig 7 .00 Joe N3.cho1~ s 239.28 V D. ~apman 3?.~0 Gree~rge p. Blackford X30.80 Clinton Anderson 1,~.~0 E. D. Ronnie ~~g.30 Ted Bundy 25.00 Clara L. Orr..., Treas. 195.30 Mines safety .~pPliances 168.7. Yier~y Kaiser 2~"1. ? ~iarris ~~eney 8.01. Mrs. dice Br3.tton 1 .~5 ~ John F . D~nn3.a Ot) Fred ~i 21er 224.9 • ~.8 W3.lliatns ~geney 100.8 dam Tinnes X33.73 . Cit~t ~i'ater Dept. 66.0 ~Tvrman '~'hompson 221.1 3 Billie Hohen:~rf 14.00 1~3ountain Tel. & .Tel. ~~.75 Clara L, Qrr 10.OQ Mont ana 'Power 17 22.3 Yello~?stone Valley Elec. 8.78 Billings Gas Co: i8.Q5 Charles food 171. ~8 Hine ~ ~Iot or Supply 3.7 Charles Mood 1Q~.00 Hooker ~leetroehemical 15.00 Harold Bernhardt 180..00 Laure3: '~'radin~ 2.38 H$rold Bernhardt 95.04 LohoF Brothers 936.Ib Alex Behm Jr. 59.0 Montana Power 3 .15 Dr. E. C, Ha:l~. 50. DO Northwestern Auto 3L}. ~2iar1 es food 1I. ~herrow+ s ~ ervi center 2 .50 Chard ~s food 11.3,E Yellowstone Val-ley Elec.. 13.7p ~ Harold ~ernh~rd~ 1]..2~ Petty dash 20.56 Bi111rigs ~a~ 2.~0 Peter D. '~'hoznson 15.40 fit. P . ~'u].le r & Co. 20 . $1 John F Dennis 15.00 ~~iick~ ~ 2.00 Henri Kai. 1fl.00 ~ `l~as~~hall-~~ella ~~ore 1.75 V. C.' J~~~~on Lumber 31.,0 ~ ~tandalph Motor 9.77 D. M. 'fold 16.82 ~ '~mitht s Simper Serv« 3.5.E Fenton Agency 57 • 3 Ye1low~tone Gouri~y 28.5 ~`~~tern ~por~srrien~ x.17 G~nr~e N. ~'ran~ 11.}.~..~~ Collector of ~nter~.al ~te~. 78.27 Clam. L. err, Treas. 5. $C3 T~aure~. dt~tloo~ 10.64 ~ C. E. McK~.nn~y 18. DD Billings r'>lu~ Pr.n~ ~}.50 Jacobsen Mfg. Z .61. Jams gars 1$b .90 Kruk Brothers 5 .00 Laurel, Trading 61.1 . Thompson Yards 10,3,10' Laird Radio ?59.5 Toro Mfg. i~ ~.~a~~~y Gash 27.70 bb Publ.ie Em to ees ~irement 8 57 i, darn Erlich 151. p J 9 Sam Ehrlich 120.08- Billings Gas .50 Hern y Schmidt Jn. 34L~.. 26 Eaton Paint ~hr~p 36.90 T. J. etsoh 25{,.80 Frances Fisher ~~•13 ~i Laurel Co-op Assoc . 169..12 Amelia 5~ahley ~..8$ ~ Ttwm~s moved, by McManus and seconded by F~uerbscher the bills be approved. The motion earrisd. The Fol.ice commit tee r e~or ted tY~., a~~the Clothing allowance of the Police ! ~ _ . , . T . I c~r5:1~r pe rai~ea Oyu per quar~er, maxin.~ iL ~lo,~ per quar~er, ana Lne ~loLnin~ i all.o~ana~ of the regular polica~men be raised ~b0 per quarter, making it X135 peg" q~a~t~r, also that such clothing allowance mould be pa3.d mon~hl~. Zt was , moved by `~ubm~n and seconded b~ Homes the report off' the Police Committee be ' aQCepted. '~~he moi~ion carried. i It v~ag moved .and seconded.' we do now d~ourn. The motion carried. i vv `itg' Clerk ~ li i Approved phis 1'7th day off' October 1954• , ' II ~i~yo r A43TEST: ~ ~ City erk~ i ~ ' i I i i i I I I, i I i i i ~ i II II j ~ i i i I~ I I it I I