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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 04.02.1935= Minutes of the City Council of Laurel - ?-Tontana, Laurel , Apxil 2, 1935. The City'C ouneil of the City of Laurel met in r egular session in the Council Chamb ers in the City Hall and, was called t o order by mayor R. Broughton at 8:00 of clocii? P. u,, April 2 1935. Upon roll call the f.911-owing aldermen answered present; Bray Bidwell Lava Scheideci?er Voxdahl Reardcan Conrad Hartley The minute s of March 5th and 19th were read- and approved. The report of the Chief of Police for the month of I;Iaxch was presented and read. it was moved by Law and seconded by B.ray that it - be approved. The mo tion carried. The report of the Police_?Judge for the month of march was 'presented and read. It was moored: by Vordahl and seconded by Scheidecker that it be approved. The motion carried. The report of the City Treasurer for the month of Marcia was ? presented and. read. It was `moved by Conrad and seconded by Scheidecker that it be approved. The motion carried. The report of the City Clem for the mont h of march was pre- sented and read. it was moved by Voxdahl and seconded by Hartley twat - it be approved. T$Se motion carried. The bills for the month of March were referred to the Finance Committee and after' due deliberation the Committee report ed back recom- mending the payment of the following. bills: R. Broughton 55.00 T. A. Rigney` 83.30 Wilbur B. Wiggins 60.00 B. L. Price 37.50 R. Fritz 22.50 S. 0. S. Garage 20.00 Montana Power Co. 7.12 Carrie E. Erb 5.00 Carrie E. Erb 3.00 Emily Shaffer 3.00 0. Iii. ,gariield 3.00 C. 0. Larson 3.00 S. S. Bliss .3.00 Lucille Zueera 3.04 Minnie Miller 3.00 Lena A. Stouffer 5.00 Olive K. Cook 3.00 Catherine E. Coy 3.00 ?._.._ - MTS. Ida- bonne 3 OQ I_,Trs. 11arguerite Palme r 3.00 C. E. Ferry 5.00 Tars. Geo. Scherger 3.00 Charlotte L. Olafson 3.00-' J. I' L. Price 3.00 Tars. Emma Brickman - 3.00 Roy A. Dawson 3.00 Wm. Fly 75.00 .mn. Fly 10.50 ? F. M. Quinn 75.00 Laurel Service Sta. 5.20 C. D. Reese 6.10 J. S. Bxohaugh 2.50 Owen Platz 23.25 IvIontana power Co. 2.20 Billings Gas Co-. 7.89 J. H. Crutcher 8.93 , S. W. Orutcher 10.65 H. H. 0stwalt 8.00 Alex Michael 8.00 Melvin Armstrong 4.73 Henry Smith ix. 7.50 Peter laillex 4.00 { Geo. H. Ldller lb.50 T. A. Rigney 116.70 I Henry wiser 130.00 J. S•- Brohaugh 216.00 17ilbur B. Wiggins 40.00 Emily Shaffer 5140 Marjorie Cxutcher, 77.20 Alyce E. Alden 43.20 Chas. Edgmond 2.50 Christ Metzger 1.50 Shexxow Bros.- 32.36 Philip Bosch 10.00 I Fred rolan 2.00 E. E. Nolan 8.50 Roy Dawson 9.00 Lester Boylan 4.68 J. Geo. Fog 5.00 John Pulse 16.00 H. C. West 18.00 Harry Diller 69.50 Henry Smith Jr. 1.50 A. Hazen 1.50 - 1 Hookex-Electrochemic al Co. 15.00 Int. States Tel & Tel Co. 12.55 Montana. Power Co. 695.86 Crane Company 12.62 Geo. Weiss 1 5.00 City Water Dep! t. 20.00 ? I f Minutes of the City Council of Laurel P., Laurel, yontana, April 2, 1935, Cont. City V.ater Bep't. $.14.85 Marshall 'jvells Co. 5.77 Marshall Wells Go. 26.40 Northwestern Auto Sup. Co. 4.72 B. J Rybin 2.65 Kalman Steel Corp. - 1,407.47 Connelley Mach. Co. 29.19 Connelley Iaa.ch. Co. 17.46 Crane Company 2.46 Connelley Mach. Co. 2.16 Wallace Millex 2.34 :Burroughs Add. Mach. Co 3.34 S. Q. Garage 1.25 Dr. E. C. Hall 25000 Laurel' Trading Co. 10.56 GeQ. H Smith 2.17 Reymer Machine Co. 9.00 V. 0. Johnston Lbr. Co.' 4.36 .Thompson Yards Inc. 9.00. Billings Gas Go. 20.98 Vaughn & Ragsdale Co. MO Laurel Outlook 49.80 Ind=1. Ac o' d. Board 47 . 80 George < Harlan 44.40 Idontana Power Co. 77.50 Montana Power Co. 12x.00 aynne ?"illis 75.00; john Baxthuly 1.50 Geo. Kamerzel .50 G. E. Thomas 5.00 City 'dater Dept. 66.003 L. A. Wilkerson 3125 N. 3 . Sabin 1.50 Lon3iie Edgmond 7.00 Pacific States C.I. Co. 110.00 Pacific States G. I. Co 19718.12 Pacific States C.I. Go. 110.00 It was moved by Conrad and seconded by Law that the, report of the Committee be accepted and that warrants be issued in the manner recom- mended by the Committee. The motion carried. RESOLUTION NO. 442. ?y This being the time set fox hearing protests against the passage of resolution No. 442, the City Clerk produced proof of pub- lication and stated,that no protests had been received.. It was moved • by Vordahl and seconded by Hartley that said resolution be finally passed. Uponroll call all Aldermen present voted aye and said resolu- ti on was declared finally passed. I After some discussion of license it was moved by Hartley and seconded by Bidwell that the City Tx?easurex be instructed not to issue license for more.than one quarter without consent of the Council.. Upon roll' call all Aldermen present voted aye and said ` motion was declared passed. Aftex some discussion of ordinance No. 332,-being an ordinance defining a public dance hall and providing closing hours ;therefor, it was moved by Lain and seconded by. Hartley that the City Attorney, be in- structed to draft an ordinance repealing ordinance No 332. Upon roll call Bray, Law, Qcheidecter, Reardon, Vordahl,, Hartley and Conrad voted rtayen and Sidwell voted s,no Thereupon the ya:?or declared said motion passed. :After come discussion of the Sam LeFrance storage 'contract it was moved by Voxdah.l and seconded by Scheidecker that it remain as written. The motion carried. It was moved by Hartley and seconded by Sidwell that the mat ter of purchasing coal for the City Hall and Pump House be referred to-the k - Purchasing Committee. The motion carried. RESOLUTION NO. 443. I Resolution No. 443, ,being a resolution delearing an emergency exists; requiring additional expenditures from the Garbage, Police, Street, Building, Health and Miscellaneous funds and directing publication of notice of a public hearing, was presented and read. It was moved by Vord.ahl and seennded by Conrad that resolution No. 443 be passed and adopted. Upon roll call all Aldermen present voted "aye" and trie mayor declared said resolution passed and adopted. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Lave that the City enter into a contract with the applicants heretofor,filed for water service on the transmission main to the reservoir and that water meters be :stalled for each of there.- Upon roll call Bray, Bidwell, Law, Scheideclcer, Reardon, Vordahl and Conrad voted "aye" and. Hartley voted "no". There- upon the 1ayor declared the 'motion passed. A application by t. dodgers for a permit to build a house on lots one and two, Block ten, rutting Subdivision, was presented and read. It wa.s moved by Vordahl and seconded by Reardon that his request be granted. The motion carried. application by the Free Methodist Church for a permit to place a ,box car back of their church was presented and read and was held over for further particulars. Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Lauxel, iviontana, April 2, 1935 , C;ont. An pplieatton.by John Beslortowitch for a permit to construct a frame dwelling, on lots 7 & 8, `Bloc. 23, Lauxel iealty .Se;cond subdivision, was presented and read. It,was moved by Gonrad and. seconded by ScheidecLcer that his request be granted. The motion "carried The City clert eras :instructed to notify the Montana Power Co. to moue light pole in Juniper Avenue alley back of Conrad.l s residence. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Reardon $ha,t we ego now. -adJourn. The motion carried. y erg. ? Approved this 16th day of April, 1935. °??Iayo r AT-TEST t -GY city Olt i i