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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 03.03.1936Minutes of the City Council of Laurel March 3, 19W The City Council of the City of Laurel met in regular session in the Council Chambers in the-City Hall and was called to order by the 2resident of the Council Eels Vordahl at 7:30 P. U, March 3rd, 1936, Upon Roll Call the following aldermen answered pxesent, Vo r da hl Hartley Smith Conrad Bray Sidwell Reardon Law The minutes of February 18th were read and approved. The report of the Police Judge for the month of February was presented and read. It was moved by $ardahl and seconded by Reardon that the report be accepted and placed on file. The motion carried. The report of the Police fox the month of February was presented and read. It was moved by Smith and seconded b ReardAn- that the teport be accepted and placed on file. The motiMn cdra: eca. )T; Broughton UrriVF,-,d d presided daX Yig the ggjpai de_r of the meeting. Lx. Smith was excused. The report of the Health.0fficer for the month of February was presented and read. It was moved by Voxdahl and seconded by Hartley that the report be accepted` and placed on file. The motion carried. The Treasurer's report for the month of February was presented and reed. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Reardon that the report be approved. The motion carried The City Clerks s report for the month of February was presented and read. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Reardon that the report be approved. The motion carried The Water Commissioner's report for the month of February w_?:4s presented and read. it was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Re?:.Td.oii that the report be accepted. and placed on file. The motion caxxied. The bills for the month of February were referred to the Finance Committee, and after due deliberation the Cormittee 'reported b.ack-. re- commending the payment of the following bills i R. Broughton et al 55:00 Chas. Armstrong 19 5?i; A.B.Alden 51.65 Edward. IrmstTong 4.50 A.J.Renger 50.00 l,otu.s Axmstrong 1y.?5 A.J.Ranger 4.00 Wm. Crams . T..A.Rigney 40.00 Glen Fly 5.50 B.L.Price 37.50 Henry 'Kaiser 8.50 F.C.Scheidecl?-er 22.50 (Pee. Kamerzel 3.7b cite Water Dept, 66,00 Geo. Michael., Jr. 2.15 S.O.S.Carage 34.40 James Rollman 5.25 Montana. Power Co . 7412 Fred Vogel 0.54 Herbert Bailey 75.00 H.C.Weet 10.00 G.W.Hi.rsahfelt 75.00 A.E.Alden .:60 G.W.Hirschfelt 2.00 T.A.Rigney 116.70 Wayne Willis 75.00 i .S Bto'haugh 240.00 Billings Gas Co, 8,85. A.E,.Alden 48,35 Montana Bower- 00. 2.2.0 A.dRa,nger 40,00 The Irwin-Hodson Oo. 1.91 Rosella Fritz 3.60 ,fir. E.C.Hall 25000 T.A.Rigney 43.30 Dr. G.E.Thomas - 5,00 fgt.. St T & T Co. 13.20 Laurel Service Station 9.60 Montana Po-o, er col 602.25 gram Hartley 4,00 Sherr©w Bras. Inc. .50 H. c,. Lonne 6,OQ Zherraw ros Inc. 11.05 Bud. Branstetter 4,25 Laurel C?utlodjc 11.45 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel march 3, 1936 V. C. Jo hnston lbr Co, 8.57 Alex 4stwalt 4.00 Laurel Trading Co. 22.58 Ben Bastian 5.25 Marshall Wells Go. 16.68 Henry Popp 12.00 pent In Agency 45.00 Havold Ruby 4.00 Billings Gas Co. 33.03 Harold Ruby 3.50 T.R.Holmes Bbr, Cro, 1.00 Pete Schreiner 4.00 Independent Sales Oo. 55480 Phillip Schuman 4.00 W.O.Bater 2.07 Henry Schmidt-Jr. 3150 West End Service Station 2.94 Henry Schmidt Jr. 4.25 Schessler Bros. 43.87 D. Schwartzkopf 4000 Earl Ayers 4.00 L.H.Streeter- 4.00 City WaVet Dept 9,24 Geo. Stroh 4.00 @ity water 17ept , 15.95 Fred Vo ge k 6.50 Carl Barthuly 15.25 H.C.West 30,25 Conrad Bernhardt 9,75 Frank Muller 12000 Sam Ehrlich 16.00 Montana Power Co 123.00 Alex Fox 7.51 ntana Power Go, 77 , 50 J. Geo. .Fox 7.54 A.B.DeCosse 44.80 No rt on Howard 4.00 Bert Sammons 15.75 Bud Branstetter 4.00 Mrs Carrie Erb 50100 Henry Kaiser 108.00 Billings Gas Co. 103.77 Geo, _gamerzel 15.75 City Water ,dept. 2.25 Edward Ludwig 8.25 Montana. Power Co, 1,22 Robert Metzger 4.00 ChappW s Inc. 6,59 Geo. Michael, Jr, 10.00 It was moved by Hartley and. seconded by Law that the repor-t Of the Coianittee be accepted and that Warrants be issued in the' manner re- commer d by the Committee. "11? motion carried, MT, Bert Sammons of Billings appeared before the City Co,ncil in regard to his bill far15.75 for Sulpherie Acid for Fire F-'Z:tinguishers. Mayor Brou h-tan asked the purchasing committee to meet with Mr. Sammons. The.;:Commit,ee reported bact recommending the payment of the bill. it was moved by Sidwell and seconded by Hartley that the bill for '5.75 be allowed. The motion carried. mr. Sammons also brought up the matter of selling to the Fire Department two five gal pumps. The matter was referred tQ the Fire Chief, Tyr. Chas. Rodgers and Hx, Ira Rodgers appeared before the Council and asked that the dirt removed from the new underpass be, put on their property and on the property of several others in the east end of town, Mayor Broughton stated:` that he would take the matter up with tike Oontractar for the Underpass. Mr. Ira Rodgers asked for permit to erect a frame house on Lots 11 and 12, Block 149, Nutting Subdivision, building t€3 be, 1'2 ,ft by 16 ft House to be modern, cpnnected with sewer and water. Approximate cast "300 plus labor. It etas moved, by Law and seconded by Reardon that the permit be granted. The motion carried. Mr. Chas. Rodgers asked fora permit to remodel present building on lots 13-14-159P Block 13, Nutting, ub,division, addition to be 12 by 94 ft approximate cost to be 4300 plus labor. It was moved by Conrad and seconded by Law that the permit be' granted. The motion carried. EESOLUTION RO. 457 Resolution Ro. 457 being a Resolution. providing for an issuance of $11,0000 Refunding Bonds of the City of Laurel, for levying taxes to pay the principal and -thterest thereof., confirming sale thereof, and providing for the- details of said issue and declaring an emergency, was. presented and read. It was moved by Conrad and seconded: by aedon that 4soluti>on Eo. 457 be passed and adopted. Upon Roll Call all -ald.e-2men present voted Aye and said Resolution was declared passed and adopted. Hr. price, City Atto-xney, brought_ up ttze matter of printing Bonds He reported that he had prices from Laurel Outlook and other firms, and that there was very little differenc in the prices. It was moved by Vardahl and seconded by Conrad that the City Clerk be taa.thor-i-ted to have the Laurel Outlook print Bonds. Upon Roll Call, all aldermen present ? d Aye and the motion carried. A letter was read from the City Treasurer regarding answering letters and miring information to Bond-Houses and Banks regarding financial condition of City of Laurel. The Mayor declared the information could be aired collect and letters answered giving information , A letter was read. from. Allis Chalmers &?arjgf??taring Company quoting price of '415.00'. 0. B. ?dilutree, for repairs to pump '#10957. It was moved by V yrld hl and seconded by Hartley that the repairs be ordered, The motion carried. i i I r ?!I { Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Tch 3, 1936 It wds moved and seconded that ve do now adjourn. The motion carried, K- G-1-Gy ler Approved this Seventeenth day of march, 1936. r' Ali EO11' City Clerk