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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 08.06.1935Minutes of the City Council of Laurel A 't 6, 1935 _ The City Council of the City of Laurel, titan,, met in regular session in the Council Chambers of the Cityr Hall, and was called to order by mayor R. Broughton at 8 o; 01001k P. August 69 19359 Upon R011 Cali, the fallowing aldermen, answered present; Vordahl ,armed Smut h Bray Reardon Law The minutes of July 16th, Julys 23rd and August 2nd were read and approved.. The report of the City Treasurer for the month of July was Vvadenkid and read: It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Conrad that the report be approved, The motion earned The report of the Police Judge for the month of presented and read. It was moved by Reardon and'seoonded by tb that the report be approved„ !!he motion carried. be report of the Chief of Police for the month of wjW presented and read, It Was vdd by Smith. and seconded by Roam. t t the "report be approved, The motion carried, The report of the Health Officer for the month of J4Y.;L ? presented and read. It was mowed by Law and seconded by Smith that the report be approved. The motion oarried. A committee composed of Q*eo., Goy, Chas. Fahy and ono Gary appeared before the 46unail regarding the- permit for owing the Reaper Church to Laurel on Lot 9, Block 109 Laurel Realtyr t4b, to be remodeled into Conmun .ty Hali, repaird to cost approximately 00,00, After some dis- cussion it `vas moved by Conrad and seceded by Low that the permit be granted provided the Hall would not be used for rental purposes,. The motion carried. An application by C. E. Perry for a permit to build four rooms on back of Perry & _ftbman's store to be all modern and stuccoed on outside and L $W coot armed 00.€ 0 was presented and read. t was moved by tetrad and seconded by Law that the permit be granted, The motion carried. w An application by lFellowstone Garage for pendt to.dgdtAlcaa gae ii FOP is front .of at a to soil La e . Leaf Gasoline was presented and read. After some discussion it was moved by Vordahl and seconded` by ` Smith that the permit be granted. The motion carried,, An application by Jack R mee for permit-to add three rooms to Went end of House to cost around 70000 was presented and read. It was moved by Conrad and. seconded by Law that the permit be granted* The motion' carried,* fir.. S. X. Thornton appeared before the Council 'asking for permission to move Refrigerator Car on his property South of mill, to be remodeled and used for.Hrodu.ce stand. Car to have roof-changed and to be Vainted green and grey* Approximate cost to be $".00, It w4ss moved by ordahl and seconded by Reardon that his regaest be granted., The motion--carried, W, Broughton reported that he had appointed two Highway paitrolmen., w. E. Kobel in' and Gordon x. Dermid as special City police Officers without pan;, ° It was moved by Opurad and, seconded by Smith that the appointments be approved* The motion carried. A letter was read from Ur. Cogswell of the state Board of Health Qom- plaining about the amount of oil. in the water, After some discussion it was moved by yord;ahl -and seconded by, Smith that the City Bngineer be instructed to answer the letter telling them the matter would be referred to the Refinery. The bills for the month of JZIY were referred to the Finance Committee, and after due deliberation the „Pommittee reported back recommending the payment of the following bills: Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Laurel, 3*tintana, August 6, 1935 Montana Power Co. Montana Power Go. City Water Dept. City Water Oeph. Montam Power Co. Crane 4o. of Minn. Crane 00. of _ Minn. Federal Pipe and Tang Co, Hooker Electrochemical Go. Marshall tells ( ' )0. laurel Trading 00. S .0.39.Garage Industrial Accident Board sherrow Bros. Independent dales Q. independent Sales Go. Billings Gas. Go;. " Gas Ga. Yt St. T & T .€ Q Suit h' a $ol.chnizing Shop L..A.Wilkerson Henry wiser I(red Vogel Harry West Harold Rtby .A A.Alden Ceo W'ombolt Henry Steinmetz b.H.Streeter Ben Fas.tian $.E.?oore Harry Miller Edward l6udx g 1, Hazen Willis Gook Phillip Bosch P.Gatra t John 1008 r. Lester Bsylan. Frank Booth ;. Mary Preikazas Jo hn X04% Business Uaohines Ina. City Water Dept. T.A.Bi,gney J :$,.Uroham a, ijol- d _? whine ?rsnk alez` . B.d . Byb in Henry ]?&Velle S.W.Gruteher Eduard -ludwig John Bsrthaly W.J xnold Harry Miller Phillip Bosch 123000 Jahn Jest 1054 77,50 Hillis T. White 25.p4 27.24 s.- R. Shaffer 250'00 18.+67 Fired s Relief Assn. 9.38 822,77 American 1 rance ?c Foamite 4.1,9 3.89 ,ester Boyisn 28.48 2.72 :Sam S idrtan 1G.00 23.25 Sdward Ludwig 8 04 15.80 Henry teinmetz 1.50 14104 ;rank ooth 3100 5.80 roll-Ruby 4:100 24.84 Frank Bgoth 216900 6617 wilis- 1'.aag 13.44 131 5 G*N.Th C 5.00 85.54 fir.. B.G.$a21 25.E 18.650 Bill 8a 3.25 2,.$8 Billings has Ge,. 1,25 495 Wntani Power Co.. 2.20 1.3*05 TAU;el' Sgrvi.ce Co. 4, 24 4, 5Z 4.W.1ir4chfelt T54€10 17t,50 y?e. `W 11is 75,c 119*00 Wit.- Ply, 2,0b 21015. ;tem. iply 1 . E3 5,00 Ott: Ply 75,00 2 ,54 x4 nbi dower 7.19 48.E rshs3.lellsAo. l• 30M HQ.Braadley . 4.25 2.7 -.. I $ t y 3taimets 5.00 3,00 Fred ire-el 13 25 :7? `Harry West r . 6*00 1, $. Si€weetex 9,25 42.40 l? saall e13s Ca. 4 26 15. fl -G`ity v It 'Wei.fsre Assn. 14?.E30 9075 atxl .?ld., treas. 87.50 5106 '.G. Qheidee er 22.54 4,€30 T ney 83.30 5.46 B.?_1Pricq 57,54 71,66 F. A; rse 6440 ??:nger ;?a,od 3 laurel Out,- ook ` 2?.0@ 13,54 ?;aure3 ,0?tloek 14,(3Q? 2.50 -City Clem 9040 l• .de 51, 5 6.6 , 00 ' .,. rye ht o t a 1 e 55.E 40*00 fieo . i:h j, Jr. 10400 13fi970 . &c n Hiberlein 400 260.00 1 inter Bomman b. 15.1?? ?€iator Oxman 9. 5,75 Uarm 5.55 -0e®. 11c hael, J r. 4, (V 81€30 fee . cha3e J. 1, 1,50 Lett. 11abael, 4r. 0*60 9140 $ . Carrie Bt'tt 1, QQ 4a>4 xttta Paler ,. 3:.430 2„ 00 ' ?s?Of RegiaVs' 14.25 17,.€ O Public, ;ltb.rart 2,25 5„5{ 'Carrie Erb 50.00 It was moved by Conrad and seconded by Omith that the report- of the 0e itteeq be accepted and that warrants be issued in the manner reeomended by the Committee, the Motion carried,, , After some disemasion regardirr$ tie fz?rnie4?4 ?ag of water to the jl'ederel transient P?Bzp it was moved by ,V,prdahl 6j3il A by Bray that the mayor aria city elerk be agthorized t n e ° pct ae? ejtPply tee witu watox 4t tb* g rate. The motien carried, Mr. Conrad reported tt3at, his aomelte &p10Z3tod to investit® the ai?plib#an of digs lis to erect' a sign on t#$ 36 tt Silo min Street at the inter- section of pro AVV6, repcrted' that b ;&O the land r: erred to, was on H. P property and , lel se _U t 1* C ity Tor road 0U-only, they, chid not fqo that they 00* Vant ;bi.s retest.' It was mov e%i by Vordahl and `Beovndeei by 0 rod that it be dev*4a ? tti carried,. Mr. Vo xdebi reported thst _ aompla iiit, was made- ab"t cs to wa x in 3??'rth end of City draining in -City Ditoh* .A, m6tion. W 7orde4 and secaonded by Chnrad tba* tag Oily Clerk he f truoted. to w rf t© :. request i him to essnstruct a waste dit0h inside , fetaee to p eve t. ;c ity,;dit. . The motion o*Tvied. re0 34 ordinance No. 340 berg sn eminence prav3ding than it shall be-unlawful, for. any person to cep or k Trail,se - foo4ses within the city ? mits. vras pre4ent4d and read, After some discussion it was moved ;by Yordahl and $ecsnded by Conrad that Ordinaneelo. %q be rewritten. The motion carried. MOLUTION NO. 445 Resolution No, 445 be d a resolution levying and assessing; a special tax against certain property, designated Garbage .strict Nvs for the removal of Garbage, mow, Beds, and 'Refuse, was presented and. reatl* It has moved by TOiUU. and seeondsd 'by 8eaidon that Resolution No. 44d 'be prOvis orally passed n ro" I eall alialdermen .present voted A-yes and said Resolution o. 445 was declared proviss3ional3y passed. r SWOLUTIM 10, 446 Resolution to .,646 being a resolatlen levying and assessing a speeial tax aa?gainWeertain property, designated as Garbage District Roo, 2 for the removal of "arbage rta? , Weede and Raf s, was presented and read, It waa moved by Voro.ahl and seconded by Smith that Resolution o. 4 be provisi ons ig ?paeaid. men. roll call all aldermen present voted $yev auO acid Reeolhtion No.+ " was declared provisionally passed, Resolution So, 447 being' a resolution levying and assessing all of the property wmame ra . ed within 2pe4gl ltprovement Lighting District* No. 1 was present d read. It moved by Lae and asoonded -by Smith. that 'Resolution No. "T 'e provisionally passed. A roll call all aldermen preseent ?? vow Aye and said' gesplIIVion o. 447 was declared provisionally passed. MOOLUTION 30, 440 Resolution No., 444 being a resolution levying-and assessing all of the property embxa4eik within 3pecia3 Apr®ve t 1ightix etriat No 2 was presented and read. It was mov;4 by Vordahl _ and a eoonded by Conrad that Resolution 110, 448 be prevision4lly passed. Upon roll call all alder pen present v?!ted a and said Resolution o» 448 was sie'Qlarad provisionally passed, DTt Arc b"n apl ointed r Conrad as the third giber of the Finance Committee in the absence of Mr. Sa3rtle? to fig annual tax levy. It was moved and seconded that we de now adjourn.- The MUM carried:. Approved this 20%h day Of AAV?AVV 1$35• 1 W"U AA .