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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 05.05.1942~Vlinutes of the City Council of Laurel May 5, 1942 The C3.ty Council of the City of T,aurel met in regular S@95~01~ in the Council Chamber ar~d vas called to order by Mayor Conrad at 7:30 o~elock P. Ivi. l~~~zy 5, 1942. Upon roll call the following aZc7.erJnen ar~s~uered present: I~eMar~us Fulled Wilson Thflm~ on Feuerbacher Gower Parker V ordahl The minutes off' ~pri1 21~~ v~ere read and approved. The report of the H~a1t h Officer for the m.anth off' ~1pri1 vas presented and read. Tt was moved by ~Tordahl and securlded by Thomson the report be appr Dyed . The mo~i ors carr3.ed. The report oP the Chief of Police for the month of April way presented and read, S'G was moved by 1~cManus ~.nd s ecoz~ded bar ~'eu~rbacher the r'eport'-be approved. The motion carried. The report of the Police Judge for the month of April was pre- sen~ed ar~d read. I~ was moved bg Vordah.l and seconded by Gomez the report 1~ approved. The mo~ior~ carried. The report o:f the Water Dept . for the month of ,~pril vas ~are- sented and read. It was moved by Vordahl ar~d seconded by' Gower the report be approved. The motion carried. The report of the City Treasurer .Por the month of April was pre- sented and read. I~ was moved by Parker and seconded by Vordahl the report be approved. Thc, motion carrzLed. The report of the City Clerk for the mor~~h of ~ipri~ was presented and read. It was moved by Vordahl aid seconded by Thomson the report be apps Dyed. The motion carried. The bills f'or the month of April were ref erred to the F~.raance Conunit~ee and after due deliberation the ~~rnt~+. tte~ ~`epo~~~s~;~~~.e recorrume~d3.ng the payment t~f the following bills Lucius Conrad et ~ 88.00 Smiths Super Service ~ 3.50 Rasella Fritz 51. 5 A.N, Eaton Metal. Prod, 39.4 Philip E. Noel 50.00 I~~. T. Nelso~l 2.00 T. A. R3.gr~ey 50.00 Fred Vogel 5.25 B. L. Price 41.65 Henry Schmidt, Jr. 29.92 t-Tr 11f~sai-Rr r,~nt _ _ nn ~i,~ 'i ~e,., n ~nn~i>; e~ A nn J ..,e... i i .+..+..i.,~r t • trt ~.s~..~.v~ s z le vv The Yello~rstane Bank 4.20 Sam Ehrliek x.6.00 Laurel Outlook 37.00 J. 3. Brohau~h 200.00 Alf Malcom 30.00 Joaeph Nieho~.as 1.25. ~0 Gardzaer drug Co. 3.25 Henri .Sturm ~.4?0.00 Mt. St~.tes Tel. & Tel. 3.5U Philip Noe1 80.40 I~ioratar~a Povuer Co. 15.32 Roaella Frig 83.35 J. Arnold 2.25 Mrs, Alice Britto~a 13.0 George Spomer 425 Mrs. M. Preiksza~ 2.25 Henri Schmidt, Jr. 12.10 Henry Fla~ler 24.50 S€~tn Ehrliek 12,00 N7. Auchue 8.00 Bayne ~`illi~ 3.35. 0 Geo. Phillip Shcumarx 12,25 Lou Franzen X25.00 Dave ~ehwartzkofF 18.25 G. V~. Fiirschfelt 125.00 George Sp~mer 2.00 Prat. States Tel. & Tel. 4,25 Jacob Fox 16,00 Bil.lirz~,s Gas Co. 8.92 Fred Vogel 103.50 Nor~tar~a Power Co. 3.79 Henry Schmidt, Jr. ..65 Gorton service Stations ,5D Iier~ry Rei3. 8.75 Fen~or~ Agency 61.70 P. P. Mik el, Sr. 4,75 J. Arnold 8.00 C€~rl Manwei~er 10.0 Sam Ehrlick 53.50 George Leikam 4.OQ Henrg Schxniat, Jr. 38.03 Phillip Klockhammer 6.00 P,P. l~~ik3.el, fir. 2,00 H. C, hest 4.00 T. A. Rigne~r 150.00 Dive Fr3.cke1 8.'75 Sam Ehrl~.ck 6.00 Int. States Ted.. & Tel, 14.x.0 Henry' Schmidt, Jr. 34.16 B3llirags Gas Co. 1'7.03 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Nay 5, 1.942 l~or~tana Power Co. ~ 656.50 Litening service S'~$t3.or~ ~ 58,43 Petty Cash 12.92 R. L.-Polk & Co, 15.0 Kelley-How-Thomson Go. 4.16 4. 1~. Wold Co. 4.34 Crane Co. 3.70 Laurel Trading Co. 55.69 ~Tattl Meter Co. 14.12 Montana Power Co, 162.22 I~1V ~.ut o supply C o . 4.41 ~hon't a~a Power C o . 104.98 Isar steal l Ws J.1 a C o . 82 , Ou l~ . D. Pal its 2.00 Tat t l Meter Co. X90.41 V. W. Kurk 2«00 Brown Ir~strumen'~ Co. 3.85 W. Venable 2,00 F. C. Scheideeker 25..00 T. J. Wir~ter~ 2.00 Dr. E. C. Hall 30.00 J. L. Blackford 2..04 C. L. Heath 5.00 S. P. E1.li~o~ 2.00 Sam. Ehrlick J.,00 E. E1lisor~ 2.00 Henry Schmidt, Jr. 17.23 E. J. Dee~~n 2.Q0 Fred Vogel 1.25 Clarer~ee Rupp 2.OQ E. A. ~herrow 1.00 H, D. Eastlick 2.0~ Bud Branstett~r 5.20 p. A. Carpenter 2.0~ Gl~ Too1 & Suppler Go. 120.60 F. Jackso~i 2.0~ Frank ~~i3.ler 3, 00 ~ . Bradford 2, 00 Carroll Drain 99.00 Coney Lofin~; 2,~0 Billings Gas Co, 3,98 ~'he Caxton Printers 3.00 Herman Schessler 337.80 Mon~~na Pcn~er Co. 4.1'7 Love~.l Transfer Co. 126.56 B'~113r:~~ Gas Co. 15.55 E . Perry' 2 ,25 Emma Klein 3. DE3 Victor ~r~dersflr~ 17.76 C~.rrie E. Erb 55.00 fired Vogel 25.00 ~ ~i~y t~at~r Dept. 2,00 Thompson Yards, Snc, 1.40.83 Better Homes & Garden 3.00 Petty Cash 9.25 N~~v~week 5.2 B. J. Rybin 4.50 Franees Fisher 1Q,~0 It vas moved by Thomson and seconded by Feuerbaeh~r the report of the F3r~ance carr~ittee be accepted and ~arrarits issued in the rnanr~er recommended by the committee. The motion carried. Thirteen bi~1~ fog refund of 1942 Poll Tax for reason of riot being 21 years old were presented. I'~ was moved by Vo~clah~. ar~d ~eco~aded by Goer the b~.11a be al].~~r~d upon proof of ale. The motion carried. A biJ.l to R. L:L. Yolk & Ctn. for 15.00 for a 1942 Yellowgtor~e county directory vas presented. It was moved by tTOrdah~ and seconded by Parker the bill be a1lo~red. The motion carried. The delir~quer~~ 13.cense report v+ras presen'~ed and read. The F.F.A, asked for the use of the main central build3.~a~ in River9zde Park for a dance Nay 2~, 1942. It wras moved by Gomer and seconded by Thomson the request be granted o~ the usual terms. The rnotior~ carried. ORDINANCE N0. 374 Ord3.n~nee No. 37~, being an ordinance amend3.r~g Article 3 of Chapter 6 of Ordi~aance No. 228 of the R~~rised ordinances of the City of Laurel, Ia~ontana, relating to ~.icensiz~g of tourist camps ar~d cabin vuith~.n 'c he C ~'~y of Laurel and fixing the charge therefor, ~va~ pr~s~nted and read for final. passage and adoption. It was moved by Vordahl ar~d seconded bg Parker Ordir~ar~ee No, 3'74 be fixzally passed and adopted. I U~`1VI:1 I'f7J.l C~..,i.J. AJ..L i~.LC3ES'TTl.fil:l ~JZ'C+:PEi.E.1Ta VUG@:Gl~.yEi tiraU e`7~ZC1 t~S'(z1I~~.li~(iE3 W~.ti~ d~c~.ared passed and adopted. ORDINArtCE RIO. 375 Ordinance No, 375, being ~.r~ ordinar~c~ repealing ~ectior~ 161 of Article 3 of Chapter 6 of Ordinance ~Io, 228, being the revised ordinances of the City of Laurel, 144ontana, of 1.921 and repe~.ling S~c~ion 162 of Article 3 of Chapter 6 of said ~rdinar~ce No. 228 as amended by Ordinance No. 235, was presented and read for fin~.l passage ar~d adopti0 It eras moved b~ Vordahl and seconded b~ Parker Ordina~ace No. 375 be finally pa~s~d and adopted. Upon roll call all alderrr~en present voted aye excspt V~ilson who voted no and said 4rdir~ance was declared passed aid adopted. A Letter from B. Beyer Harris ~raa presented and read in which i he made application for two f1~~ wader gates for house use and e flat rake for irriga~ior~ purposes. I~ was moved by Vordahl ar~d I s~EVnded bar Feuerbacher the application be aPpro^~ed. The motion carried. L_ i 1VIin~.tes of the City Council of Laurel May 5, 1942 RESOLUTION ND. X90 This be3r~g the time set fog hearing prot~gts ag~.3.nst the pa9sage o~ Resolution Nfl. 59~, being a r~go7.ution deelarir~g an emergenc~r exists requiring additior~~1 expend3.tures from the Pol3.e~ Fund, the C3.ty Clerk presented proof of publication in the Laurel Outlook and Mated that r~o protests had been received. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Parker 'Ghat Resolution No. 590 be f inall.g passed and adopted. Upon ro1.l call all aldermeza present voted aye except Wilson ~uho voted no and the resolution was declared passed ar~d adopted. The zno~ion carried. A letter from the ~to~or Transit Company, B3.1lir~gs, was presented and read, in which the3~ requested permission to have a reserved parking space in front of the Gardner drug Company. The ma.tte~ was referred to the City Attorney and Chief of Police. Mr. Thomson reported that a Me~c7.el ,A ford motor was available ~ far X15,00 fog the street oiler. After d3.scussion, it was moved bar Gomer and seconded by Parker the purchase of the motor be authorized. The motion carried. After discuss3.or~ it ~uas moved by Gomer and seconded by Parker _ that gravel be sold For X1,0(7 per Bard delivered. The motion carried. M~. Gomer left the meeting. The matter of px~:~hibitin~ the planting of certain kinds of tre~:s on the boulevard wag discussed. ~'he matter was referred to ~IcMar~us, Parker ar~d Feuerba~her, It was moved by Vordahl ar~d aeconded by' F~uerbacher that 180 feet of 18-inch ~~.le pipe be added to the outflov~ of the regular estime~e for the Sewage Disposal Plant. The motion carried. It was moved and seconded we do now ad~ourr~, The mot3.on carr3.ed. . iyC er Approved th3.s 19th day of May, 1J42. C?GC,~ agor ATTEST: City erk,