HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 11.02.1937Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
November 2, 1937
The City Council of the City of Laurel met in regular session in
the Council Chamber and was called to order by Mr. Conrad, President
of the Council, at 7:30 o'clock P. E. November 2, 1937.
Upon roll call the following aldermen answered present:
Scoarse
Geo. H. Smith
Conrad
Thomso n
Wooters
Gomer
Dr. Smith
Law
The minutes of October 19th and 26th were read and approved.
Mr. Law, Chairman of the Fire Committee, reported that Harry
Penninger at the Yellowstone Motor Company would store the fire truck
for ; 20.00 per r;.onth and on the same terms. It was moved by Thomson
and seconded by VJooters the fire truck be moved from the New Deal
Garage to the Yellowstone Motor Company. The motion carried.
The Mayor arrived and presided.
The report of the Police Judge for the month of October was
presented and read. It was moved by Conrad and seconded by Law the
report be approved. The motion carried.
The report of the Police Officers for the month of October was
presented and read. It was moved by Law and seconded by 1'Jooters the
report be approved. The motion carried.
The report of the City Water Department for the month of October
was presented and read. It was moved by Conrad and seconded by Scoarse
the report be approved. The motion carried,.
The report of the City Treasurer for the month of October was
presented and read. It was moved by Law and seconded by Thomson the
report be approved. The motion carried.
The report of the City Clerk for the month of October was presented
and read. It was moved by Conrad and seconded by Scoarse the report be
approved. The motion carried.
An application for a permit by 1%att Gaggio to construct a frame
and painted garagey cement block foundation, size 16x22 on Lots 6 and 7,,
Block 16, Nutting Addition, was presented and read. It was moved by
Conrad and seconded by Scoarse the permit be granted. The motion
carried.
A bill to Barry O'Leary for ?')210.00 was presented. After some
discussion of the price on moving it was moved by Law and seconded by
Wooters the bill be allowed with the exception of ;;)5.00 until the matter
was straightened out. The motion carried.
The bills for the month of October were referred to the Finance
Committee and after due deliberation, the comrittee reported back recommend-
ing the payment of the following bills:
R. Broughton et al
Rosella Fritz
A. J. Ranger
T. A. Rigney
B. L. Price
F. C. Scheid ecker
City L'iater Dept.
Yellowstone Bank
Montana Power Co.
Charles Bruning Co.
John H. Stroh
John Bennett
Geo. Kichael, Jr.
Henry Schmidt, Jr.
G. I!V. Hirschfelt
E. Kucera
55.00 Bayne 'Millis 125.00
51.65 Billings Gas Co. 2.50
50.00 Chapman Pharmacy .90
40.00 Yonta na Power C.. 2.20
37.50 Dan Stephenson 3,00
22.75 17e st ern Union 2.77
66.00 Herbert Bailey 4.08
7.70 Geo. H. Smith 1150
10.88 ,rellowstone Motor Co. 24.96
5.53 Marshall-VIells Co. 168.03
2.00 Montana Power Co. 7.93
6.00 Barry O'Leary 205.00
6.00 M. R. Holmes 7100
8.25 Ras Stoltz 2.00
125.00 T. E. Bohan 1.50
125.00 John H. Stroh 1.50
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November 2, 1937 - Continued
Henry Kaiser 5.63 Chapman Pharmacy .75
Lewis Dawson 1.50 Litening Service Station 10.50
1,11ert IN. Barney 5.50 R. J. Williams 47.00
'.,Vert 10% Barney 2.00 Montana Power Co. 665,93
Ras Stoltz 2.00 Geo. H. Smith 15,75
John H. Stroh 2.00 Rosella Fritz, Petty Cash 23.27
H. G. Bradley 16.00 Rosella Fritz, Petty Cash 10.81
Lewis Dawson 18.00 Laurel Outlook 11.75
Peter Herman 14.00 Laurel Trading Co. 70.12
Edward Ludwig 8100 Ras Stoltz 29.25
Henry Schmidt, Jr. 12.00 T. E. Bohan 21.00
Geo. Michael, Jr. 10.00 John H. Stroh 29.00
Jacob Hettinger 2.00 John Bennett 11,50
Ras Stoltz 16.00 Geo. Michael, Jr. 32.50
T. E. Bohan 4.00 Lee Wheeler 14.50
John H. Stroh 24.00 H. C. Webt 28.50
John Bennett 27,50 Fred Vogel 7.50
Geo. Michael, Jr. 2.00 Henry Schmidt, Jr. 21.00
Lee 1,Jheeler 12.00 Jack IMiller 1.50
H. C. 'Nest 24.00 Henry Gomer 9.00
Fred Vogel 6.00 Henry Kaiser 131,58
Henry Schmidt, Jr. 7.00 Mrs. Td?. Preikszas 2,00
Carl Lehr 8.00 Edward Ludwig 1150
Henry Kaiser 17,50 Peter Herman 5.50
Lewis P. Dawson 4.00 Lewis Dawson 12.50
viert W. Barney 2.50 H. G. Bradley 16.50
Dwight Rowlinson 6.00 Wert W. Barney 25.75
Frank Miller 23.50 Dwight Rowlinson 2,00
Logan Glass & Part Co. 9.00 Carl Barthuly 15.25
Holmes Lumber Co. 12.85 Montana Power Co. 65.50
Grant Smith & Co. 40,00 Montana Power Co. 106.79
A. J. Ranger 75.00 Dr. E. C. Hall 25.00
T. A. Rigney 185.00 Sande Drug 9,601:
Henry Sturm 100.00 Mrs. Carrie E. Erb 50.00
J. S. Brohaugh 200.00 City Water Dept. 2.25
Rosella Fritz 73.35 Billings Gas Co. 5.94
Beck Specialty Co. 4.05 Montana Power Co. 2.32
Marshall-11,1ells Co. 27.78 Chapplets Inc. 18.70
N. P. Railway Co. 15.90 The Caxton Printers, Ltd. 10.34
Crane Co. 20.88 Don Salisbury 40.62
Billings Gas Co. 8.72 :It. States Tel, &, Tel. Co. 16.94
T. A. Cothron, Cty Treas.51.78 T. A. Cothron, Cty Treas. 45.36
<. P. Railway Co. 887.95
It was moved by Law and seconded by Wooters the report of the Finance
Committee be accepted and warrants issued in the manner recommended by
the committee. The motion carried,
This being the time set for receiving bids for the construction of
water main and appurta ces thereto, the City Clerk presented proof of
publication in the Laurel Outlook and reported mica, bids received.
After discussion it was moved by Thomson and seconded by Wooters
bids be re-advertised for a contractor to lay water mains an First
Avenue. The motion carried.
RESOLUTION N0. 482
Resolution No. 482, being a resolution transferring Six Hundred
Dollars and no/100 (qp600.00) from the General Fund to the Police Fund,
was presented and read. It was moved by Law and seconded by Thomson
Resolution No. 482 be passed and adopted. Upon roll call all aldermen
present voted aye and the motion was declared passed.
Mr. Thomson, Chairman of the Street Committee, reported that gravel
was being purchased from the County at a price to the city or individual
of 7W per yard and 111. 11. Baker and city trucks were hauling.
The City Engineer reported a fraction of Lots 13, 14 and 15, Block
1, East Laurel, where the city machine shed is located, was now owned by
the County. After discussion it was moved by Conrad and seconded by
Thomson the City Clerk be authorized to purchase the fraction of Lots 13,
14 and 15. Upon roll call all aldermen present voted aye and the motion
was declared passed.
After some discussion in regards to reserving Block 10, Laurel
Yellowstone Subdivision, it was moved by Gomer and seconded by Wooters
the City Council withdraw any objection to selling lots in that block.
The motion carried.
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It was moved and seconded we do now adjourn. The motion carried.
P -k
City Clerk,
Approved this 16th day of November, 1937.
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