HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 06.06.1933Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
Laurel, Montana,
June 6, 1933.
The City Council of the City of Laurel met in regular
session in the Council Chamber in the City Hall and was called to
order by Mayor R. Beou.ghton at 800 02010101C P. M. Tuesday June.
6, 1933.
upon roll call, the following Aldermen answered present:
Bray
Porter
Chamberlin
Law
Vordahl
Reardon
Dull
The minutes of May 5th were read and approved.
Herman George appeared before the City Council in regard
to placing culverts in alley in Block 1, Yellowstone Subdivision.,
The Street Commissioner was instructed ta_put in culverts,
Mr. Harp appeared before the City Council in regard to
further time for paying his license„ It was moved by Vordahl and
seconded by Reardon that the matter be referred to the Finance Com-
mittee. The motion carried.
The report of the Chief of Police was presented and read.
It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Dull that the report be
approved. The motion carried. _
The report of the City Treasurer was presented and read,
It was moved by Dull and seconded by Reardon that the peport be
approved. The motion carried.
An application to construct a filling station by S. M.
Thornton was presented and read. It was moved -by Dull and seconded
by Vordahl that the permit be granted. The motion carried.
An application by M. Johnson to run a hotel was presented.
and read. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Dull that the
City Treasurer be authorized to issue a license., The motion carried,
An application for a plumbing license for Geo. Frisby
was presented and read, It was moved by Vordahl, and seconded by
Porter that the application be approved ahd that the City Treasurer
be authorized to issue license. The motion carried,
An application to run a rooming house by Susie Ogg
was presented and read. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by
Bray that the application be approved and that the City Treasurer
be authorized to issue license. The motion carried.
An application to operate the Palace Eats by F. A. Jacobs was pre-
sented and read. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Dull that
the City Treasurer be authorized to issue license. The motion
carried.
An application to sell cigarettes by Jess R Snavely
was presented and read. It was moved by Chamberlin and seconded by
Dull that the City Treasurer be authorized to issue license. The
motion carried.
An application by Victor Williams to run a sort drink
parlor and card tables was presented and read. It was moved by
Law. and seconded by Dull that the City Treasurer be authorized to
issue liceese. The motion carried.
A letter from Mr. .Arthur P. Hays in which he offered
Bond No. 19 of $600.00 face value on Special Improvement Lighting
District No. 2 for $315.85, being the amou:ht of money now on hand,
and said bond No. 19 being the next bond in line for payment,
It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Dull that said bond No. 19
be purchased for 315,65, The motion carried.
A letter from the Colorado National Bank in which they
offered to sell Bond No. 36 of 1OOiOO face value on Special
Improvement District No. 7 for 24.102 which is the amount of money
now-on hand. It was moved. by Bull and seconded by Vordahl that the
City Treasurer be authorized to buy said Bond No. 36 for`24.10.
The motion carried.
The bills for the month of May were referred to the Finance
Committee and after due deliberation, the Committee rep orted back
recommending the payment of the following bills;
R. Broughton, et al 55.00 T. A. Rigney 83.30
Vera Sturm 9.00 Wilbur B. Biggins 60.00
B. L. Price 37.50 City Water: Dept, 66.00
James J. Brett, S. Treas . 75.00 Ytstone Garage 23.00
R. J. Williams 7.50 C happle r s , Inc. 3.775
R. J. Williams 190„00 Montana Power Ga, 7J2
G. W. Fenton 5.00 Br,.G. E. Thomas 5.0
IAaur63.Outlook 16.85 Herbert Bailey 25 00
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100.00 Herbert Bailey
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12.04.
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- 9050 Montana Power Co:
2, 20
R.=Fritz 22.50 Di' E 0. Heal 25..00
J. M. Price 19.20 C. M. Brenden 8.00
" r 40 H. Freund 6,40 Smith Vuic Shop 1.00
H. Frank
5.50 HarryWill ams ?
1.60
Johnston lbr. Go, 6.83, H. G.• bleat 56.00
laurel Trading Qo 24.08 Stanford W. Grutcher 3.20
Gant. Oil GO-1, 1,03 W.- £., laPrath 2100 _
C_. 0. Larson 11.00 Frank Miller 5.00
G. -R. Olmstead 11.20. 0. Baker 11,20
R. P. Palmer 51.00 M. .S. T- T. 00 10.45
E H. Freund 9.00 J. E. 3-girth 3:20.
J. E. Sigeworth 9.60 H. >C. West 6..20
Hooker Elee. Co. 17.25 J. N. Price 8.40
-J. M. Price, 8,00 Sam B. Freund 2.80
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A1ex.Eatreich 4.60 City dater Dept. 54.85
Henry Kaiser 130.00 City Water Dept' 68.39
0. M. Br ender 9.60 C . ;R. Br enden 8100
Grane Go. 2.81: G. 7. Hirscihfelt 1.53
John Edgmond 4.80 V. B. P9Tish 4.80
J.' H. 0rutcher 1.50 Sher-Tow Bros., Inc. 9,-88
T. A. Rigr3ey 116.70 Wilbur B. Wiggins 1.00
J. S. Rrohaugh 216.00 Bud Arnold `6.4E3`
Bud Arnold - 1.60 Waltex 'I. Thompson 4,0
G J. Miller 12.10 Fed. XlV6 & Tank Co. 14.00
Ind. Aceid Board 78.447 Billings Gas Co, 8.44
Hersey Mfg Co. 144,59;, .J-bR«-_c*R-44Ftard 10.20
Fred Stroh 3.90 M. 'S, To & T. 00• 9.85
John W. Price 11.20 John Martian 5.80,
Raure1 Service Sta, 3.60 Montana Power Co. 448.50
Fred veil 2.80 Philip 0stwalt , Jr. 2.70
Leonard Walsh 7.20 G. R. Jenkins 10.50
5"qm. M. Coulter 15.04 George Womb-Olt (.20
Perry & Tubman 3,72 t t3n?an& Power Go.,
Montana Power Go 77.50 ; _ .
It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Bray that the r eport of the
Committee be accepted and that warrants be issued in the manner
_ recommended by the Commi ttee, The motion carried,
After some dis cussion, it was moved by yordah l and
seconded by Pull that the official band of Wilbur B. -w jkgins
,as 'Gity Treasurer in the sum of 1fl,0001!00 for the term beginning
may 1, `1933, and ending_ gay _t 1935; furnished by the N ational
Surety Company of Few Yo rk, the risk of whieh was assume d by the
National Surety 09rporat ion of New `York, be and the sam e hereby is,
eoncelled as of the date of May 179 19354 and that the City Cler'k:
notify the companies of this action and that the earned premium
for-the time the bond wa s in effect be paid by the City upon the
presentation of a proper claim against the City of laur el for
such earned premium. Th e motion carried.
A bond in the amount of 10,000.00 for Wilbur B. Miggins,
City Treasurer, executed by the United States Fide-, 'y and Gna ante
Company of Baltimore, Maryland, for the period ending May 6, 19?35,
was presented and read. It was moved by Chamberlin and secan.ded'by
Dull ,that the bond be approved. The motion carried.
The Street and Alley Committee reported reeommedning
a gravel and cinder sidewalk` north of the ice house on Colorado
Avenue,
The Street and Alley Committee reported on the sign
that had been requested by 'GQ 0. Larsog. After some 'discussion,
it was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Bray that he be permitted
to erect a sign under contract, The motion carried.'
It was moved by Vor4ahl and, seconded by Porter that the
contract for gravel from Ed Wright and wife be put on record, The
motion carried.
It was moved and seconded that we do now adjourn. The
motion carried,
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approved this day of , 1.933,
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