HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 12.05.1950Minutes of the Ci Council of Laurel
D+~cember 150
The city Council of the City off' Laurel met in r egular session in the Council
Chambers, and was called to oz~der by N7ayor Thomson at 7;30 0' clock P. M. Tuesday
December 5th, 1950;
Upon roll call the following aldermen answered present:.
Tubman F e ue rb ahher
R ome e ~"yr e ebury
Me~anus McCormic k
'f`old
'Fhe minutes of the meetin of November 7th, wera presented and r ead. I~ was moved by Wold and seconded by omee the minutes be approved. The motion carried.
I't was moved by Freeburg and seo~nded by Romee that the property owners on
the second Avenue Ubater line, recently laid, be billed at t~-~.is time. The motion
carried.
It was moved by yWOld and seconded by T~Ic~~anus thc~ City `l'reat4ure~r nave author- ity to sign release for 20,000 collateral with the Yellov~stone Bank. The motion
carri ed.
RESOLUTION N0. 72g
Reso lution P1o. 72g, being; a resolution trap sferrin~ certain Hinds of the city o£ Laurel was presented. Tt was moved by y~old and seconded by ~''rsebury, Resolutio
No. 7~, be passed and approved. Upon roll call, alI aldermen present voted ~"aye~'
and s~~d Resolution was declared passed and approved.
RESOLUTION N0. ?30
Resolution No. 730, being a resolution; traz sf erring certain funds of the City of Laurel was presented. Zt vas moved by tireebury and s econded by homes Resolutio
No. 730 be passed and approved. Upon roll call, all aldermen present voted "aye"
and said Resolution was declared passed and approved.
RESOLUTION N0. 731
Resolution No. 731, bein6 aresolu~ion transferring certain funds of :the City
~f Laurel was presented. It was moved by Freeburg and seconded by Feuerbacher
Resolution No. 731 be passed and approved. Upon ro11 call, all aldermen present
voted "aye" and said ~esolu~ion was declared passed end a~~roved.
The °yater report for November 20th, -was read. It vaasrloved by U~old and seconded by lubr;~an that items having; to dov~I.th the office building; be deleted
from the report and- but in 1*dater Office '~uildin~ Fund, that a Kesalution creating
a special fund for this item be ~ esented for next council meeting. The motion
carried.
The ~~'rea~urer~ s report f'or the month of October was presented. It was moved by Freeburg and seconded by it~mee the report be a;~~~roved. The motion carried.
The City Clerk's report for the month of October was presented. It was move
by~ Feuerbacher and seconded bar McM~nus the' rep ort be a.~~roved. The motion carried
The Library report for the month of November was presen~;ed. It was moved by
F'reebury and seconded bjr ~'.~;uerbach~r the report be approved. The motion carried.
The Police reports for the month of November were presented. I~ was moved by Tubman and seconded by iiomee the reports be approS~ed. The motion carried.
`~'~e Fa~'3:c~ °Jude*~~~ ~r~pc~r. t; for.,~~ie~;'inon~~-..~~?;~~Tc~r~-ber~ ~~a~ ~~x~:easerut'ed. w~rls h
moved by ~ZcManus and s econcled by Feuerbacher tY~ r fort be approved. The motion
carried.
The Bond of the City Engineer was presented for apzr oval by the City Attorney
It was moved by Freeburg and s econded by Rorr~e the fond be accepted after approval by the City attorney. The motion carried.
The fond of the cBnief of Police was present ed for a pproval by the City
Attorney. It was moved by Freeburg and seconded by ~~omee the Bond be accepted
after approval of the City Attorrie~. The motion carried.
It was moved by Freeburg and seconded by r~eu.erbacher th~.t R~rs. Herbert
Bailey be givan permission to remove the 2 trees in tier boulevard, as she
requested. The motion carried.
Tt uvas moved by Freeburg and seconded by Vold th~.t the city Clerk be auth-
orized to advertise Lots 1 8c 2, In Block 3, West Laurel Subdivision, to clear title on same. The motion carried.
RESOLU`T'ION N0. 732
Resolution No. 732, being a resolution proposing to extend the boundaaies
Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
5 December 1950
of the C:~.ty of Laurel, P1lontanr~., to include a portion of lst tivenue ~ubdivi~ion
was presented and r Qad. It wras moved by ~''reebur~ and s econd~d by Romee,
Resolution lvo. 732 be passed. Upon ro11 call all aldermen present voted t'aye~'
and said resolution was declared passed.
An apalication for a building permit by L. C. fors to build a ~;ara~e 11..x22 of new lumber on concrete foundati on on Lots 11 Sc 12, Block 2, Youn~~ s Subdivisio
at an ap~~oxir~ to cost of x;700 was presented. It was r.~oved by McP~~nus and
seconded by ~''reebury the hermit be granted. The motion carried.
An application for a pex~it by C. H. Barney to remodel house ~t 217 2nd
Avenue, to have cement steps in front and rear, enclose porch, en~e.r~e living room, and remodel upstairs, at an approxir~ to cost of ~250Q was presented. Tt
was moved by ~'reebury and s ec~nded by ~?omee the permit be granted. The motion
carried.
~n application f'or a perrlit by Daniel Suko to build a house 26x32 of
concrete blocks on concrete foundation on Lots 5 & 6, dock Nutting `Subdivision
at an approximate cost of3500 was presented. T-t was moved by ~'reek~ury and seconded by t~omee the hermit be granted. The motion carried.
A report was read on the delinquent lice~ases.
The Mayor stated that h~ had r~.ceived a letter from the Montana Municipal
League in regard to revenue bills which they were to prasent to the meeting of the Legislature at the coming; term., and asked that members of the Finance
Committee help check the list v~~i th him.
It was moved b;~T Mcl~2anus and seconded by Feuerbacher that Williams and
Schessler be billed for the ornamental light pol~ss, which were recently
installed Sor them. The motion carried.
A report was liven by Alderman Freeburg on counters and fixtures at the Bank.
The matter was referred to the finance committee to negotiate for what might be
wanted.
It was moved by ~~old and seconded by ~'`reebury that the Purchasing Committee
sutdy the needs of a stove for the office at the Pump House, and have authority to purchase whit was needed. rj'he motion carried,
The matter o£ ehangin~; t he wi ring at the P~np House was referred to klderman
Freeburg for study, and a report to the Council.
The bi11s for the month of Noveriber were presented for payment. AftEr due
consideration by the Finance Committee. It was moved by FreebLmy and seconded by Mcl`Jianus the following bills be allowed:
Peter D. T~ZOmson, e t al 88..00 T. J. ~etsch ~~.5.19
Lillie Hohendorf 51.65 Henry Schmidt Jr. 321. 3
Cl ara L . Orr 50.00 James ~3are 189..~~7
John F'. Denn3.s 75.00 P~~ountan at. Tel. ~ Tel. 1.00 Chet EyQr 50.00 Mor}t~na Power 113.0
B. L. Price 70.2 Billings Gas Co. 1~.7.0
V. D. Chapman 37.50 City Water Dept. 60.5
Clinton Anderson 15.00 Christensen Plumbing 7.38
Ted C. Bundy, Treas. 25.00 Grane Co. 53,6
Laurel Fire_~ept. X7.00 Farriers Union Central 27.3
t~taxt '1'etzlat't' 3f~.~2 General Electric 7.2!}.
Eaton Matal Producats 226.93 Great Northern Tool & Supply 7.00
Ted s Electric shop 6.75 Hines Motor Supply 8.00 Laird. ~iadi o 7.0.61 Johns ton Lurr~ er C'o . 303.39
John F . Dennis 7,5.00 Laur e 1 Outlook 101.25
City Water Dept. 66.00 Laurel Trading 12.10
'Lillie Hohendorf X0.00 Lockrem Electric 13.00
Glara L. Orr 10.00 Public ~m~l~yeos Retirement 155.7
'll'heodore Sieber 30.00 Marshall-yells atore 20.5
Yellowstone Valley Elect 8.J~8 Fr~.nk Miller 3~5p Charles M. Wood 187.98 P~ontana Power Co.-Billings 18.22
Charles M. Wood X5.00 Northwestern Auto supply b.l~l
Harold Bernhardt 186..00 George nivard 18.35
Harold Bernhardt 1+5.00 Rockwell Mfg. Co. 308.97
Alex Behm Jr. 70.00 B. J. ~yban ~3~i5
Dr. E. C. Hall 50.00 rierman ~chessler 6 7,75 Bi1lin~s Gas 8.9~ Stickelberger Serv. 1 .00
Harold's Std. Serv .80 Thompson Yards ~3~.61
Reportar Printing; & Supply~~.~~0 Petty Cash 31.1
C. E. McKinney 21.00 Peter D. Thomson 15,00
Big Ditch Co.. .~0 John F. Dennis 15.00
Laird Radio Elect 1.60 Henry Kai ser 10.00 Sam Err Lich 1 0. 302.99
Sam Ehrlich 116.12 Concrete Products Co..
Sherrow~s Service 20.80 DontC, Ge ke ~-5•g4
Billings Radiator 5.00 Yellowstone County 16E~2.
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5 December i95o
Custom Tire 15.66 Public employees RQtirement 4.00
Industrial Equip 11.80 Billings Cxas ~_~~~9p
Laurel Co-op Assoc. 172.80 Gaylord Bros. 875
Tillie Hohendorf 12~.~.80 Montana Power 1.80
Clara L. Orr 12~. 30 Cha~~le ~ s Inc. 5.52 John F. Dennis 105.30 Frances Fenton 57.00
Paul Brohau~h 265.30 Frances Fenton 71.x.0
Joe Nicholas 236.83 0. M. tf~old ~o. ~ (~7
Geor e A. Blackford 228. ~ 90 Clara L Orr, Threas. 3.60
E. 0. Ronnie 227.?_0 National Geo. Society L}, 25
Clara.. L. Orr, Teas. 23..00 City of Laurel 2. 75 Henry Kaiser 212.60 Laurel Outlook .90
Mrs . Alice Britton 20.80 Frances Fisher 2~~
Fred Miller 251~..9~}. Elizabeth ~tahloy 12.75
Sam Tinne s 28 2, 57
The motion carrzed.
The City ~~Engineer gave a r ~ ort on the tivater pipe ghat would be neede~.efor
the coming year. Tt was moved by ~'rQebury and seconded by mold the Engineer have
authority to advertise for bids on a carload of pipe and accessories, and ghat the
cost of such pipe ba charged to the eater Depreciation ~''und. The motion carried.
It was moved and seconded we do now ~ljourn. The motion carried.
City Clerk
Approved this 19th day of December 1 50.
ayor
ATTEST:
City ~~Clerk
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