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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 02.05.1935 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Laurel, Montana, February, 5, `1935, The City C ouncil of the City of Laurel met in regular session in the Counc il Chamber in the City Hall and was called to order by Mayor R. Br oughton at 8;00 0Tel©ek P. 11. Tuesday, Feb. 5 1935. Upon roll call the following Aldermen answered' present. Brag Sidwell Law Scheidecker Vardahl Reardon gartl ey Conrad The minute s of January 35th were read and approved. The report of the Health officer for the month of Jan- nary was presented a nd, read. It was moved by Hartley and see- onded by Conrad that the report be "approve4 _-The motion c arried. The report of the Police judge for the month of January was presented and ze ad.. it was moved by Law and seconded ` by Hartley that the rep ort be approved. - The motion carried. ` After some discussion of Police matters it .was ' moved by Conrad and seconded by Scheidecker that`the.,ayor designate One of the policeman as Chief from month to mon.tt. Upon roll call all aldermen voted aye except vo-rdahl who voted no. Ther eupon the Mayor' declared the motion, passed. The bills for the month of January were referre d to the Finance Committee and after due deliberation the Committe e report- ed back recommending the payment of the following bills;, R. Broughton et al 55400 T. A. Ri.gney 83.30 ,- ilbur B. Wiggins 4.85 Wilbur B. Wiggins 60.00 -B. L. Price 37.50 . rite -22.50 Am. Foamite 00. 20.41 Pont. power 00. 7.12 City rater DepT t. 66.00 =a. Fly 1.45 Ted Schessl.er 1.bo ?vlont. powex Co, 2.20 Laurel Service Sta. 5,o00 Salt lake Stamp Go. , 4.19 Billings Gas Ca. 4.96 Dr. G. - Thomas 5.00 V7. S. Garland 9.18 F. ?a quinn 1.00 l..S. `Garland 2,10 Hei-bent Bailey 12.50 J P. 1Sichola.s 12.50 Wm. Fly . 93.75 DT. F C. Hall . 25100 F . '.xnrt 93.75 John Bosch 6.00 John Pulse 6.00 John Barthuly 6.00 S. G. Adams o. 14.00 Harry West 2.00 T. A. Rigmy 116.70 J. S. Bro"haugt 216.00 Henry Kaiser 140.00 Wilbur B. 'Wiggins 40.00 Alyce Alden 9.00 Vera Sturm 1.80 H. C. West - 1.75 Elmer Walker 10.00 Henry Batt_ 5175 Henry Batt 2.00 T. E. T,Ioore 16.00 T. F. U lliga 23.00 Roy A. Dawson 2.00 Yellowst'one Garage 12.45 J. S. Sigsworth 3.00 Frank Miller 17.50 Smith's Vula, Shop 4.00 TYlont. Power Co. 730.02 M. A. Habner 10.00 ! Laurel Trading Co. 29.50 R. C. Bu rgess I 10.50 John Bosch 5.25 0: T,1. Tuold Fare }Mach Co 124.60 'Sherrew Bros. Inc. 9.78 Harry Puller 23.00 Hairy West 2.00 Edward Ludwig 2.00 .Franc Booth 3.50 Billings Gas Co.' 26.51 City Water Dept. 21.65 Continental Oil Co. I.08 Crane Company : 2.40 1vvlarshalli;?Vlells Co. 22.20 George Meyers 10.75 Crane Company .5.26 Wallace Miller 1.76 City Water Bepit. 21,73 Lonnie Fdgmond 13.00 "Sam BeFrance -1,50 Chapple's Inc.` f 2,30 laurel Outlook 63.75 Connelly Peach. 00, 1.87 Connelly T acb.. Co. 12.36 Laurel outlook, _ 19.20 Am. Foamite Co. 17.75 , i 1 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Laurel, lPntana, Februar7 1935. S. D. Gnann.. $200.00 Pac. St. C.I. Co. .92,013:50 T. A., Rigney 16.72 giant. Power Co 77, 50 Mont.Power Co. 123.00 Fenton Agency 22.80 N. P. Railway Co. 519,16 It was moved by Hartley and seconded by Reardon that the report of the Committee be accepted and that warrants be' issued an the manner recommended by the Committee. The motion carried; It was moved by Hartley and seconded by Conrad that the bill of the a. O. S. Garage for storage_ of the fire truck be re- ferred to the Committee on Fire & Police. The motion carried. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Law that the Fire & Police Committee make arrangements for the storage of the fire trust. The motion carried.. After some diseussion of keys for the jail it was moved by Hartley and seconded by Vordahl that the matter be referred to. the Committee on Fire & Police. The motion carried. A petition signed by a number of citizens` of laurel re- `guesting en ordinan ce for the control of appliances 'which interfere with the radio reception was presented and read. it was moved by Law and seconded by Hartley ,that the matter be deferred for further study. The motion carried. The report of the State Examiner for the Firemens Relief Association was presented and read. It was moved by Hartley and seconded by Reardon that the report be spread on the minutes. she motion carried. Iff 0 N T A. N A I OFFICE QF ST-PTE E=,UN R Helena, January 1, 1935. i CITY OF LAU REEL FIRE DEPARTMENT RELIEF ASSOCIATION. JNCO 0.?A ED OCTOBER_ 27, 'l9 OFFICEES< President, i1r. Campbell Calvert, Treasurer, Mr. j. E. Boyer, Secretary, Mr. Geo R. Olmstead`. TRUSTEES Mr Campbell Calvert, President, Mr. R.` -6. Packard, Are chief, dir. L. Tubman, IVIT . Chas. Duncan, Mr.: E. A. Sherrow, -- Mr. A. J. Shultz, r.-Reese Price. To the President end. Secretary of the Fire Department Relief A.ssoeiation, and City Clerk, Laurel, Montana. Gentlemen; We lawrewith submit the report of the regular annual examination of the books, records anal accounts of the city of Laurel Fire Depart- ment Relief Association., as made by R. A. T;athom, Deputy State Exam i.ner, on the 31st day of --December, 1934, and covering the period from Februaryl, 1933 to ; JaAuax y 1, 1935. OPERATION OF FUKD To Balance in Fund, January` 31, 1933, 3, 334.57 To Receipts from Februaryl, 1933 to Januaryl 1935. 1,009.32 = By Disbursements during same period, 376.85 Balance in Fund on December 319 1934, 3,967104 1 ?I I Minutes of the City Council of Laurel a re montana f February 19, 19'5. The Yellowstone Bank, L8.rel, Balance Checking Account, ? 97.98 I The Yellowstone Bank, Laurel, Balance Savings Account, 869.06 City of Laurel, Montana, =ga,ter Bonds, ;umbers 13 - 14, Series "A", 6%, -, 35, ? 2 ,000.00 City of Laurel, Montane., ` Hater Bonds, uumbers 15 - 16, Series "B" I 6% -1#6, 1,000.00 Total, 3,967.04 POSITORY SECURITIES. The Yellowstone Bank., Latixel, Federal Deposit Insurnace Corporation, 5,000.00 BLANKEST ACCIDF211T" POLICY Volunteer Fire Company Blanket Accident Policy with the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company in the amount of 3; 000.00 with $20.00 per week disability; annual premium 8195.00, and sane is extended to January 29, 1935. OFFICIAL BONN ' Treasurer, Mr. James E. Boyer, Uni ed States Fidelity & Guaranty Co, 3,000.00 Mended to May 1, 1935. Approved. February 3, 1932. United States Fidelity & Guaranty Go., ? 1,000.00 Extended to May 1, 1935. Approved, February 3, 1932. Total, 40000.00 DETAIL O EEGEII TS . from State Auditor - 1933, $ 1'71.61 From State Auditor - 39349 206.47 From Taxes, 253.39 From Interest on Certificates of Deposit, 23.00 From interest on United States Bands, 80.79 From interest on City Bonds, 270.00 From Interest on Savings. Account, 4.06 Total Receipts, , 11009.2 - DETAIL OF DISBURSE UTS. Balance on Accident Policy Premium - 1933, 135.00 Accident Policy Premium - 1934, 195.00 .Official Bond Premium - 1933, 17.00 Official Bond Premiums - 1934, 17.00 Examination Fe - 1933, 10.00 Safety depos i Box Rer tal , 1934, 2.75 United States Check Tax, .10 Total Disbursements, ; 376.-85 Respectfully submitted, Frank H. Johnson, State Examiner. Signed F rant R. Johnson per ??. Do Hawkins Assistant State Examiner. R. A. Lathom, Deputy State Examiner. BEd rAL I J Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Laurel, Yontana, Feb. 5, 1935. It was moved by, Hartley and seconded by Reardon that the Clerk be instructed to :get prices on E©Q feet of fire hose, with and without couplers, also prices on an>expand ex. The motion carried. The Oaty Attorney presented a form of lease required by the Federal Transient Service' relative, to the five-acre 'tratict of land at the Txansient Zaz4p and asked permission to draw one with a few minor changes to it''. It was moved by Vordah3 and seconded by Conrad that the request be-:.granted , The', motion carried. After some discussion of the new set up for the FEpA it was moved by ordahl and seconded by Law that a omm ttee from the City Council and. Planning Board meet Thxusday night, Feb. 8th, to pass =new projects. The 'motion carried. The mayor stated that " the Committee would be oomposed of all those than would_ be able to attend the meeting. The projects suggested were w64Xv_n pipe; water filtrater; sidewalks; sewer; library addition; city jail; city hall; incinerators, "etc. An e Brow agreement between the City of Laurel and S D. Gnann was presented sad read. It was moved by Voxdahl and seconded by Conrad that the contract be approved.. Upon roll call all Alder- men present 'Voted aye and the Mayor, declared the motion passed. After some discussion of Board: for prisoners it was moved by Hartley and seconded by Reardon that the Mayor be authorized to make arrangements 'With "Sheriff Boley for the feed of prisoners not to exceed seventy-f'i've cents per day. The motion carried. The City Treasurer and Water Commissioner were -requested to fide delinquent repox-te of license and water Yr, Price stated that r. Harlan had. made the proposition that the Light ng District o. 2 part of delinquent tax on his prop- erty which was purchased from the Connty be remitted. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by. Conrad that his requept be denied. The motion carried. It was moved by Vordaol and seconded by Sid:well that we do now adjourn. The motion carried. r .Approved. this 19th day of February, 3 . S ATTEST; / A 4 1\.? Y k• I j i ?I i 1