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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 06.07.1938Minutes of the City Council of Laurel June 7J, 1.938 The City Council of the City of Laurel inet in regular session in the Council Chamber and was called to order by Yamor Conrad at 7:30 o1clock P. MI. June 7. 1938. 0 Upon roll call the following aldermen answered present. Dr . Srn i th Scoarse Thomson Geo, Smith Wooters Graves Gomer Law The minutes of Ivy 17th were read and approved, The report of the Health Officer for the month of lviay was presented and read. It was moved by Law and seconded by Gorner the report be approved. The motion carried* The report of the Police Officers for the moiith of ijla-- was y prezented and read. It was moved by Law and seconded by Thomson the report be approved, The inotion carried, The report of the Police Judge for the month of May was presented and read. It was moved:. by Law and seconded by Scoarse the report be approved. The motion carried. The report of the City Trea'surer for the month of IvItaywas presented and read. It was moved by Thomson and seconded by Wooters. the report be approved. The motion carried* The report of the Water Department for the month of May was presented and read. It was moved by Corner and seconded by Thomson the report be approved. The motion carried. 17. The report o - "" the City Clerk for the month of May was presented and read. It was moved by Law and seconded. by Scoarse the report be approved., The motion carried, The bills for the month of May were referred to the Finance Conmiittee and after due deliberation the committee reported back recormending the payment of the following bills, Lucius Conrad et al 4[*t,* 55#00 Geo. lffon.bolt., Jr', Rosella Fritz 51i 65 Mianuel Zier At J. Ranger 40*00 Pete Brano To A. Rigney 40000 Lewis Dawson Bo L. Price 37 050 Henry Gomer., Sr. F, Is Go Scheidecker 30,a29 Peter Hen an Yellowstone Bank 7970 Guy Jacobs City Dept. 66*00 Etbmer Morrison Laurel Vol, Fire Depts 33*00 J9 Lo Tvielvirlahan Yi1ler & 111tiller 16 a44 Ivio To helson Yellowstcne Yotor Co. 37*43 Herman Staley Dwayne Trees 4*00 Phil Yotzko, Fred Vogel 2* 00 E. A. Peterson Henry Kaiser 5*00 Boyd 1,11urry Laurel Outlook 39,v50 Roscoe Rutter Industrial Accident Board 100.40 J* So Broh.augh Ted Waddell l0, 50 "'i'dward LaPrath Logan Glass 8-, Paint 0 o 9*25 Henry Schmidt., Jr. Billings Gas Co. 2050 Dwayne Trees 11 a y n e 1,11j'i 11 *1 s 125*00 Matt Vanberg G-4, 1111, Hirschfelt 125*00 Fred Vogel E* IA. F�--ucera 125*00 'Phillip Klockharx-ier Billings Gas Co. 3*98 .have Behr. C. L.Heath 5*00 Co INTest Dr. E. C* Hall 25*00 Ted W'adde-11 T ontana Power Co,, 2*20 To E. Bohan Continental 0611 Co. 2*00 ForeS t T-1 .L . Gomon Jacob Miller 3*00 Dave Hettinger Lon Orr 8000 Henry Kaiser H* 11, Ostwald 16*00 T 9 F o I illigan 8,000 8*00 24*00 3*QCT 8*tri 0 8*00 24*00 2*00 2*00 2 *00 2*00 2*00 2000 2*00 10000 78*28 58*00 3* 00 7,000 11*50 1*50 3*00 5950 17*00 8*75 2*00 5*50 7 400 15 *!01 *75 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel June 7., 1938 - continued Lit ening Service Station p 18*46 Perry coc Tubman 10*75 To Ae Rigrye y 185 * 00 A. J. Ranger 75oOO Rosella Fritz 73.35 J. So Brohaugh 200*00 Henry Sturm 100,000 Miontana Power Co. 679*79 Billings Gas Co. 9*70 Laird Radio -.'111e c tric. 2*7 0 1t. �tates Tel. & Tel. Co. 011 E3 l2o60 Yed.e ra.l Pipe 8!"! Tank Co. 61*25 Geo, H. Smith 14,o49 Panama Carbon Co*, 1000 RoJoWilliams &.- Son 5000 0. Y. Wold Co. 3*72 Hooker Electrochemical Co. 15*00 Me 0. Roysdon 6 a 2 0 MarshallamWells Co, 332*98 Standard Service Station 2*20 No B. Harlan l2 o40 Geo, H. Smith 6*92 Petty Cash 33*51 Eo E. Schwartz 4. o7 Petty Cash 20*90 Continental Oil Co. 4*05 Gamble Store 1*79 Laurel Trading Coo 63*45 Inde pendent Sales Co. 82*47 Fri k Yiller 27*75 I-Vbin Blacksn.ith Shop 16975 Henry Kaiser 135*34 henry Gomer, Sr. 2*00 Peter Kerman 5000 Dave Hettinger 10975 H Cllvrl' Test 20*00 Ted Waddell 11 25 Mlanuel Zier 3*25 Carl Barthuly 16*00 Wert W. Barney- 5*50 To E. Bohan 12900 Lester Boylan 1*75 Pete Brano 5, 50 Alec 1.1i'ller 8*75 Susanna George r 1*25 Sam. Ehrlich 12 * 50 Henry Klockhammer 17*25 11hillip TK-lockharomer 5*25 Alex Yichael 11*25 Geo. TVII'ichael, Jr. -7 ,050 Jac ob Irl i "_11 e r 4*00 Henry Schmidt, Jr. 14.50 John H. Stroh 4*00 Henry Schmidt, Sr. 4*00 Dwayne Trees 8.75 Fred Vogel 50 00 Fred Vo el., Jr. 3, 00 Ryniker Sheet 11`vlfetal Wrorks 28.10 Grant Smith & Co. 80*00 Lit erurVgf Service Station 9*24 Thompson Yards, Inc. 47*30 Chapple I s Inc . 1*50 Niontana Power Co. 1008 8 aP Tvrtontna. ower Co. 13,o43 V1% 1. Baker 51*00 1.6ontana Power Co. 6,*45 Montana Power Co. 106079 W9 Lo 'Piial8h 5900 mrs, 1/1, Preikszas 1000 V.1. L. li'Valsh 6*25 Johnston Lumber Coo 14*05 Laurel Vol, Fire Dept,,. 50*00 Wo L. Walsh 4, o0 Sam Ehrlich 4*00 Dave Ilett finger 4*00 Johnston Lumber Co. 77071 Continental 01-1 Co. *41 T-TenrySchrn,*dt., Jr. 6*50 Dave Behm 4*oto Forest H. Goinon 4* o0 Carrie E. Erb 50oOO City 101ater Dept, 2025 Tv,riontana Power Co. 2*54 Ermm Reiter 3*00 Billings Gas Co. 7, 89 Chapple's Inc, 15*94 Electric Service Co 186*50 It was moved by Law and seconded by Dr. it the ree-port of the Fi-aance Cor=nittee be adopted and warrants issued in the manner recommended by the coimnittee. The motion carried. It was roved. by Thomson and seconded by Scoarse that a warrant be issued to the Electric Service Co. for a motor for the purip house k' subject to the approval of the Finance Com.nittee, The motion carried. An application for a per it by '1Avann Wilkerson -.-;to construct a frame garage wilth concrete foundation on Lots 4., 5, 6, Block 8. Laurel 3 J�t S was presented and read, It was rnoved 19- 1''Cr:w and seconded by Thomson the permit be granted, The motion cca.-.rried-, An application for a pernit by Alex 1'ritzler. to cor-,stn,-,ct a frame and stucco house, concrete foundt-A.1-on, on Lots 18, 19, Block 12, Yellow- stone S-Jabdivision, was presented and read. It was r1noved by Gomer and seconded by if-vTooters the permit be gr.,.r:).nted. The motion carried* -1 1 An applicat* ' on for a pernit by J. E, Freeburg to construct a f rame and stucco house, concrete f oundation, on Lots 3., 4, Block 20, Laurel 13teights Subdivition was presented and read. It was moved by Law and seconded by I.Rlooters the perrait be granted, The motion carried An application for a permit by the German Congregational Church to construct an addition size 30x44, concrete basement, on Lots 19, 20p Block 11, Yellowstone Subdivision., was presented and read. It was moved by Gomer and seconded by Law the permit be granted. The motion carried. The report of the State Examiner, dated TAa y 18, 1938, was presented and read. The report was as follows: Minutes of the City Council of Laurel June 7, 1938 - continued an M 0 N T A N A OFFICE OF STATE EXA1%4IKE1R Helena., DIT'lay 18, 1938 T -o the Honorable TML ayor and Council of the City of Laurel, 1 ontana. Gentler n -en., We herewith submit a report of the regular annual examination of the records and accounts of the City of Laurel, as made by A*E. -'J"llI 'olliamsonP first Assistant State Examiner, said. examination beinbr- T -rade on the 11th. and 12th days of May 1938 Respectfully, T% A. Brown, STAq..'E EXANIIKER o rI%j'1n4'.Y 0-F.1 LAUIiEL 0.1. Im Ivil a y o r . Cler4., Treasurer., Police Judge, Chief of Police, Attorney, VAlater Corrumissioner, VALUATION Assessed Value for year 1937, Taxable Value for year 1937, TAX LhIi-Y.FOR 1937 Yr. Luc ius Conrad Drliss Rosella Fritz I�,Ilr* A* J. Ranger Mir, fl",, C. Scheidecker Yr. Wayne Willis 1,11r* B* L. Price 1�1111r. T. As Rigney iI 'Pund LLVI General, 9*45 1,41ills Street, I e t.9 4*25 tt Lf�-,ht ii-Taintenan-ce -No* 1.o i ,.- .317 ft Lirpht 1illai-ntenance N'to. 2 <D P 10 I ti Revolving Fund 1',!'o. 1.. *33 t*1 Bond Interest and Sinkinrrp 16*00 .rublic Library,, 2*00 Parks and- Playgrounds 3*00 tt Total Levy, 50 liills OPERATIONOF GENERAL CASH ACCOUNT To Balance-, in a -"Ll Funds at tire of the last examination on June 11, 1937p To Receipts from above date to April. 30., 1938$ Bir Disbursements during same period, Balance in all Funds A-oril 30$ 1958, CASH RECO NM ILEIQ�NT Cash and Cash Itemsn Office, Tl-.%;-eYellowstone Bank, Laurel ri Bank Balance, 295142*45 D Ilus Remittance in Tram t. 243*52 Less Checks Outstanding, 582 79 ,,et Bank Balance, I 't -L 1 otal Cash in Office and Bank, as above, 10892,350*00 559.0529*00 35p481*01 r 70 17 5.3 041 106 234 —*4--g 28., 1. 28 8--03018 28.9 X308.18 am *" Ime a" low Minutes of the City Council of Laurel June 17.. 1938 -cont hued Ow CASH FIT11D BA.LAIXES AED INDEBTED14LOSS ViAY 1 19 38 Fund General, 7000 598*27 2000 Street, 110427*61 31*.82 Polices 360*11 24*02 Afater 398*60 Parks 2,0805.97 16p744*20 Library, 22P000000 671,s87 60000000 Garbage No. 1. 90000000 10345075 Garbage No. 2, 618*03 1921 Bond Interest, 2p3l4o4l 1921 Bond Sinking, 123.51 1,0200*00 1923 Water Bonds 500* 00 19*40 200*00 1923 Water Bonds., "B".. 100000 61905{ 1936 Funding Bonds., 990,015 131*25 1p484*86 Revolving No. 1, 582*50 42 *.8 1$159*12 S id ewalk p - 182o97 15051 235,E L i ht Imlaintenance No., 1. 1*11 158,089 Light Miaint enance No. 2, 175*22 Light Construction No. 2J. 61*78 21355*55 1fiontana Avenue V11'alk, 1pl82*33 16*86 2.*938.o03 Special Improvement District No. 30 It 56*89 tt 60 ti 1*77 ti 7.0 ti 42.26 ti 8P it 116*85 ff 9.9 It it 14* 75 t? lop ft 410*23 it 12.0 t.1 24,o42 It 13p U 42*10 ft 1 4 P ff ti tf 17.4 it H it 20p it if fT 19.0 it It ti 22* tt tT ii 125000 24.0 f 139p543o75 f! f1 2 5 P tt t f 260 ti tt tt 27s ti I I I t tt 28.0 ti tT tt if 29p U tt 14 It 30P ti ti t ti 31.0 tt tt ft ti 32P tt U 11 ti 33$ tt It tt tt 34.9 ti t I tt t. -t 35P 0 tt t t tt 37.1 it tt ti ti 38.0 tt tf ft 1.1 41.0 ti tt ti 42.0 tt ft ti it 44P t tt ft tt 48s it tt It If 50s tt tt t I tt 51.0 ti U tt 11 52P tt tt it 1 53*.* tt ti t.1 54.# tt tt tt ti 55P ti ti tt 1? -56,0 tt tt f I ti 58.0 tt ti 60 tt ttt tt 62 ti tt tt ti 63 ti ti t f tt 69 ff tt it t.t 64 Penninger Walk, Fourth Street Sidewalk, Totls, a t Warrants or Bonds Cash Bal ance Out 4 1P 47 6.51 7000 598*27 2000 118*97 110427*61 31*.82 158017 360*11 24*02 116.57 398*60 187*47 2,0805.97 16p744*20 1pO94*08 22P000000 671,s87 60000000 90000000 10345075 87*42 618*03 909*31 2p3l4o4l 5Q*60 123.51 1,0200*00 9*66 500* 00 19*40 200*00 100000 61905{ llo-95 990,015 131*25 1p484*86 49.83 582*50 42 *.8 1$159*12 182o97 15051 235,E '650+ 265 76 ,o 1*11 158,089 8010 270*99 175*22 23*48 20078*78 61*78 21355*55 37*64 1pl82*33 16*86 2.*938.o03 63*17 2$405*85 7.14 1,.*097*92 56*89 721*19 20*77 44*62 1*77 4p788*92 501, 07 2$017o7O 42.26 713-1 15 12.82 161*68 116*85 437,ogg 37*15 339*55 14* 75 275*00 47*83 1P600*00 410*23 4$300*00 376*05 4.9237*50 24,o42 680000 173*23 140800*00 42*10 10$300*00 20*57 110500000 126*60 is500*00 68*86 180*00 72*04 515* 00 62*96 500*00 291*59 120100*00 55.97 900-000 100000 100*14 600*00 75e73 125000 78.*808,018 f 139p543o75 CITY CLERKS PETTY CASH FUND To Authorized Petty Cash Allowance, By Cash on Hand, 95.26 By Clairm not Reimbursed, * 74 100*00 100 * 00 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel June 7 P 1938 - continued .� LICEESES ISSUE'D JTR�1"E 11 1937 to lv�,AY 1 1938 To Licenses issued June 11., 1937 to 11day 1. 19380 x.. 224 0 UO 10 - By it Treasurer's Receipts for same 3p224*80 POLICE COURT FIN S JUI\I'E 1937 to IVIA Y 11— 1.9.338 To Fines and Forfeitures collected, 1,157.00 By City Treasurerts Receipts, tA 1$157*00 am two W" sm LIBRARY COLLECTION'S To Fees collected June 1. 1937, to 1V,1ay 11 19380 1% 127 * 00 By City Treasurer ts Receipts, 127 *0o WATER DEPARTIVI'LeNT COLLECTIONS TvIAY To Delinquent Accounts 1,11ay 1, 1937p 10860*18 To Mieter Charges., 13,435*64 To Flat flat Charges., 2lpO47*42 To Lawn Sprinkling Charges, 110534*25 To Supplies sold., 1.,t 311,* 08 Total Charges, 39 ,x.88.57 By Cash de-nosited with Treasurer, 33,349*32 By Discounts allowed, 11660*97 By Accounts Delinquent May 1, 1938, 41178*28 SAM 3 9 ,188.57 OW Im am am DOG LIC,WISE S 1938 TL o 20 1938 icens es issued, including one female 52vo 50 By City Treasurer's Receipts for same, ( 50,*00 Due theOity,, 2*50 Detail 27•50 2 February, 1938 Remittarice ' ii P25.00 istead of if" . qp 1050 ,.OFFICIAL BONDS - 1!1'r. A. J. Ran-Gerix e r City TreasL Standard Accident Insurance Company, 100000,000 i-jxpires 11 -lay 1, 1939. 14iss Rozella Fritz, City Clerk U S,, Fidelity and Guaranty Coriipany..20000000 It Expires May 1, 19390 4r .1-i't C. Scheidecker, Police Judge The 14ietropolitan Casua-Ity Insurance Comlmny, 1,000, o0 Expires 1411ay 30 1939. Ivi-r T* A. Higne city Engineer 1111aryland Casualty Company, 31Doo. 00 E--,%-..Pires August 1, 1938. EXAMIIEERtS NOTES The records of the officers were found to be written up to date and in a neat and accurate manner. The Treasurer's cash balance was verified and the cash deposited in the bank was properly protected by depository secure. es 'ilne License Receivable account would indicate that a great many are delinquent in the payment of license fees due the City. if licenses are paid by some of your people, it is the dutv. of the City to see that such licenses are paid by all., as a matter of fairness* Minutes of the City Council of Laurel June 7, 1938 - continued In February the Treasurer made an error in the amount of q2.50 in 0 takinrr the dog 12.c ease collections to account, This slight error should be, adjusted in tl---e settlement of the May collections,, For some unknown reason Treasurerts checks 11"o s. 2710 and 2765 in the amount of 100.00 each, issued Februany 23, 1929, to the State of 1,111ontana, have never been presented to The Yellowstone Bank for paymen.t. and have beer, carried as outstanding checks hecks since that time. I'le are calling this to the attention of the State Treasurer for his conlsi/alerat:i. on* The large annownt of delinquency in the water accounts is due to the fact act that the April charge had been made but the collecting per:1-od ip-jas just about to cornmen-ce as the collections are usually made "I auring the discount period, the first ten days of each month. The clairas for t1line period were in very good form, properly itemized and approved by the Comn.ittee on Finance and viere filed away in a ilea t,, systematic nianner, Suitable official bonds have been J,'--"I*-I..ed by the City Clerk, it Treasurer, City ElIngineer and Police Judge but we believe that your police officers should also be under bond.. AEVVr/ab R 'espectfully submitted,, A E VIIL- IALIISON' F;irst Assibtant State Examiner. Y 0 H T A N A I le To the President and Secretary n *'n +' of the Fire Department ReIOU -, ssociation, and City Clerk, L-aurel., Montana. ""t t -7- .-. ent leme n We herewith submit a report of thte regul4r annual exanince.1-tion of the books, records and accounts of the City of Laurel Fire Department 1, -, Relief Assoc a1ation., as made by A* 11.'. Wi"J'Lliarason,, Fir-st Assistant State Examiner, on t*.'n'.e 12th day of 1,i1ay,, 1938, and covering the period from June 1, 1937 to M"ay 120 1938* Respectfully, Wo A* BRO'U"11-4.9 STAT'.12i E XA.1t, 111 h L E J ILE "1TT ASSOCIATTOIN' C IT -f- O."ULAU, President, Treasurer, Secretary, 0'. 1 �-'-'Rs FIF G T r- � U S T, - E�`E S Yr. R. B* Packard TvIr. J. E. Boyer Mr. J. L. Tub an L'Ir,, Campbell Calvert Hr R B Packard Mr. Georgie Olmstead Tyr.Ir, Paul Wls ion Mr. E-arl Fuller Iv r. Chester Herbert Ir. Charles A. Duncan, Fire Chief e Minutes of the City Council of Laurel J, -.me 7., 19"s - con t*nued- - 0 PERAT I ON OF FU ID, To Balance in Fund June 1, 19370 .9428*75 To Receipts from above date to 11,11ay 12, 1938$ 388.53 6 ��jb' 4S817*2o By Disbursements during sane period, 238*75 Balance in Fund on May 12, 1938. 578*53 RECO1\1CI1jE1V111,j 14T .101 -IMO 0' W nA?he Yellowston.,e Bank Lauirel Ch CIA 3.* 53 ecking Account., 144D Savinas A,ccount, 1j575*00 1p578*53 United States Savi-ngs Bonds, --3 -.4.00_0 0 010 4 578,o53 0".1-i`!-T'IOIA:1j 3 -01H -D IV11r, j. E, -...Bo er, Treasurer b 5$000*OCA United Statez Fidelity and. Guaranty Cornpart y., Dl --,TAIL OF RECEIPTS State of Tor-tana 345,991 Taxes, 6.51 interest.,36,6_11 Total Receipts 8 * 5-3 D=AIL 01-11 TS D e p o s --OL t B o. -,K. 2*75 Medical Care 11*00 Insurance, 195'a.00 Bond ']E'rem-urn, 20*00 Examiners Fee, 10000 Total Disbursements 2 875 I-cjXA1,,,-1-L1AE 6 11TOTES The record of the Treasurer is written up to date and in a neat manner. `i -l -le fund is being administered in accordanee with the law and all funds were properly accounted for. Respectfully sii.bmitted.0 A,o Eq WILLIALTISON, First Assistant State Exarniner. .E -A17 1 ab A letter from Une 11,11ontana li+v1mnicipal "- U,qn r 11, �y.e Announc�j-i co ve tiodates for June 17 and 18, at Miles City.e4'Ai-Te'r6 i" scus si n ro l -oved coarse and econded ooters expenses be allowed delegate's bv Smby 'J"vT IV to the convention* The motion carried. A letter f ron. 11 1.1, Crane relative to haulsn,(,,? t he balance of logs from ridger Creek was presented and read, The matter was tabled. RESOLUTIO-N Y4 0* 485 This being the time set for hearing protests aga-11..nst the passage of -Resolu'tion No. 485, being a resolution declaring an emergency exists requirinadditional expenditures from. the Garbage Fund Noo 1, Garbage Fund ]`��,o. 2 and the Sidewalk ],h-.undthe Citir Clerk produced proof of .4 10 publication and stated that no protests 1-iad been received,, It was moved by Thomson and seconded by Scoarse the said resolution be finally passed.,- Upon roll call all aldermen present voted aye and the said resolution was declared -oassed. Minutes of the City Council of Laurel June 7, 193 8 - cont inued - RE'SOLTT TIOK 1,10 487 Resolution Ko.487, be'11-n-R a resolution direct-ing and ordering the construction of . a five foot concrete sidewalk In front of Lots 10 and 17, Block 9. East Laurel Subdivision, was presented and read. It was moved by Law and seconded by Thomson the resolution be passed and adopted. Upon roll call all aldermen present voted. aye and the resolution was dedlared passed and adopted. The City Engineer asked for permission to buy four rubber tired Wheels for wheelbarrows. It was moved by Gomer and seconded by Graves the wheels be purchased, The motion carried, Mr. E* C. Speare appeared before the Council in regards to build*- ing a culvert or bridge across the drain ditch between his property and the highway across from the No P. Yard office. The City Exigineer presented the danger of flood hazards if a culvert were installed and recomi.ended the tmilding of a bridge. After discussion it was moved by 1"Vooters and seconded by Thomson the matter be referred to the Street and Alley Comnittees The motion carried, Yr. Alem LaBar representing the Boos -ter ts Club appeared before the Council stating the club vnias interested in yelping in civic affairs and viere particularly interested in cleaning izp: the vacant lots and th e dog situaon ae reser ir .rile, and asked for a comtlnittee from t -Jt thpt t the council to work out some program. After discussion the Ya. or referred the matter to the Street and Alley Cormnit tee and the City Treasurer* IV'Ir. 11-oward Jacobson ajopeaced before the Council and presented an application by the Oo, IV -11, 1ATold Co. for permission to erect a roadsign on the south side of 11ighway 110 * 10 at the west end of the pavement. After discussion the Zvi layor referred the matter to the Street and Alley coralliotteeo �* Ir'O Oe C. Cooper appeared before the Council requesting the city 'VI to vacate a portion of 'land from First Street to the alley in Block ., 3 East Laurel Subdivisiono, After discussion it was rnoved by Law and seconded by Dr. Smith the iriatter be referred to the Street and Alley Uormittee and the C-ity Attorney* The inotion carried* Tv,11'rs, R,,- -1.`D, Palmer appeared be -fore the Council in regards to 'L erecting flood lights at the tennis courts 'and repairing the sw-ings in tYf he park. The ayor ref the matter to the Park Cormiittee. 1,T,Iessets . Johnston ., Laird, 1!cCai:Lley., I orri*,.s and VacDonald, repre senting the Coma iiercial Club, appeared before the Council in regards to malrling application for city wide projects with the I'11PA. After discussion it was -1-noved by �.[horrl,son. and seconded by Scoarse the City Engineer submit preliminary applications ations for city wide street improve" ment and city wide park improvement. The motion carried. Mr. Law presented the matter -of defective wiring lil some buildings* After discussion it was moved by Law and xeconded by Thomson the Yont- and, Poirier Co. be instructed not to make connections at new buildings until properly -inspected according to ordinance in force. The motion carried, Tv"irso Go W. Gross and Mrs, C. L. Finch., representing P. T *A Appeared befr,,,,re the council 'in regards to a swirrn.ing pool* It was moved and seconded we do now adjourn, The motion carried* C it i° C1 Approved this 21st day of June, 1938. ATT-I'JIST C i.- ty erg,,,