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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 12.05.1933Minutes of the City Council of Laurel ,l -axel, 2 ont:.na, December 5, 1933. yhe Ci_b_ ouncil o the amity of laurel met in regular session in the Council C iu tiers i l the City Hall and ,as called to order by ±ayor a. Broughton at 8:00 of clocw . :i. TPues(Jay Dece lber 5, 1933. Upon :i;oll call the following x?lder??en answered present; Or'?er Bray ohaufoexlin ;all? vordahl Reardon ;dull Conrad she minutes of ?.ov. 17th and 24th were read and approved. An application by Gardner 3ros. for a license to operate two bowling alleys and two card tables was presented and read. It was moved by Bray and seconded by leardon that the rerluest be granted and that the City Treasurer be authorized to issue license. The motion carried. ijx. =T. pry. jacHonald appeared before the City Council in regard to making application for an airport. The 1,1ayor explained that he had received encouragement for the construction of an air- port and stated that he had named Ir. MacDonald as a cormittee of one to see what could be done in that direction. After some dis- cussion, it gas moved by Vordahl and seconded by null that the City mare application as soon as a suitable field could be obtained fOt",. a suitable price. The motion carried:.. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Hull that a com- mittee be appointed to serve with a committee from the uomm.ereial_. Club on the selection of an airport field. The motion carried. Thereupon the Mayor appointed Vordahl, Hull and Law to serve with h1i. MacDonald and to cooperate with the Commercial G-lub. The report of the Chief of police for the month of Nov- ember wqs presented and read. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Hull that the report be approved. The motion carried. The report of the Police Judge for the month of November was presented and read. It was moved by Dull and seconded by Lava that the report be approved. The motion carried. The report of the Health Officer for the month of Nov- ember was presented and read. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Hull that the report be approved. The motion carried. A_ ,,petition from property owners and users of the road be- tween sections 15 and 161 28., R.24L., was presented and re4d. After some discussion, it was moved by Dull and seconded by Law that the application be referred to the County Commissioners. The bills for the month of November were referred to the finance Committee and after due deliberation the Committee reported back recommeb.ding the payment of the following bills; Geo. G. Osten $19.15 Geo. G. Osten V384.26 R. Broughton et al 55.00 T. A. Rigney 83.30 Wilbur B. Wiggins 60.00 Wilbur B. Wiggins 5.00 B. L. Price 57.50 R. Fr it z 22.50 Yellowstone Garage 24.00 Laurel Vol. Fire Hepit. 29.70 Md. Eng. & Blue Print Co. 2.55 City Grater Dept. 66.00 Mont. Power Co. 7.12 C has . Fahy 6.40 J. J. Parker 3.20 A. J. Reager 3.20 T. A. Rigney 20.99 Herbert Bailey 25.00 W. S. Garland 75.00 Wm. Fly 75.00 Harry West 1.50 E. C. Hall 25.00 Herbert Bailey 22.65 Herbert Bailey 20.96 Hr. G. E. Thomas 5.00 wont. Power Co. 2.20 Minutes of the City Council' of Laurel Laurel, Montana, ?....._. 'Dec. 5, 1933, Cont Herman Frank $11.50 D. Ray Shively $4.00 P. J . a; 1.60 Goo. H. Miller 3.9Q Henry Goner 9.60 Charles Fahy 1.20 Laurel Service Sta. 3,32 G. A. Webster 2.00 E.. A. Peterson 2.00 T. A`. Rigney 116.70 J. S. Brohaugh 216.00 Heniy gaiser 130.00 Wilbur B. Wiggins 40.00 P. J Lam 17.80 Bud Arnold 1.20 George Fah 6.80 A. 11. Olafson 2.60 City Water BepT t. 13.52. S. A. Coulter 1.60 H. G. Bradley 2.00 G. R. Olmstead 8.00 James Rollman 1.20 City Water Bepit. 14.21 Philip Bosch 13.40 C_. W. Britton 18.80 i:ldxed E. Erb 3.60 .d. Eng. Bluer Print Oo. 8.20 Mont :Power Co 579.57 Yellowstone Garage` 2.50 R. T. Gummow 3.20 Mt States Tel & Tel Co. 11.10 W. 0. Baker 2.04 ShoTxow Bros. Inc. 6.14 Fred,- Rei 4.60 Laurel Trada Co'. 5.56 C. :fit. oormau .80 Frank Miller 2.20 Geoi xamerzel 2.80 W.. W. Barney 4.00 Billings Gas Co. 16.31 Industrial Aced Board 45.86 Montana Power Co. 77.50 Montana Tower Go. 123,00 It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Bull that the report of the Oommittee be adopted and that warrants be issued in the man- ner recommended by the Committee. The motion carried. The Com ittee recommended that the bills of M. J. Harrisdn, Mrs. H. G. Bradley and H. G. Bradley be denied.. it was moved by Vordahl and 'seconded by Dull that the report of the Committee be adopted and payment of the claims denied. The motion carried.' An application by-Mrs. 0. B. Jackson for a license to operate a barber shop was presented and read. It. was moved. by Vordahl and seconded by Dull that the request be granted and that the City Treasurer be authorized to issue license. The motion carried. A letter from Mr. C. 0. Larson requesting refund on his license was presented and read. It was moved'by Dull and seconded by Vordahl that the money paid be refunded. The motion carried. I A contract with J. J, and S. lA. Thornton was presented- and read. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Bull that the contract be approved. The motion carried. A contract with J. F. Lindauuer was presented and read. I twas moved by Law and seconded by Dull the contract be ap- proved. y _ p- proved. The motion carried. This being the time set for receiving bids on-cast iron pipe the-clerk was instructed to open and read all 'bids submitted. The bids were as follows: Amexican Cast Iron Pipe. Co. , Minneapolis, Minnesota. Approx. `8l feet standard 6"done-Cast centrifugal east iron bell and spigot watex pipe, glass 150, Federal Government Specifications guaranteed for 350 pounds working pressure, furnished in 16, lengths............ .. ... ... ... ... ....:.... l.ll per ft. one or more standard fire hydrants main connection, 2 2p- hose: connections, I,aureZ thread . ...............x'5100 each. one or more hug end 6" Gate Valves, heavy pattern,..... 120:16 each. one or more 6x6x6 hub end Tee's.... .. ... .............. 13.00 each. Also ; One minimum' carload, approximately 2400, standard 6" cash iron B&S water main, per above specifications........ ........... 0.84 per ft. One or more °6x6x6 hub end Tees ................... each All prices are with fall freight allowed to Laurel,, Fontana. n s t. opas4tion Pacific States Ca iron Pipe Go , PDxt.land, Oregon. McWan.e-Pacific, Horizontal Sand Cast B&S, Class 150, Gast Iron. Pipe ON C ARLO.1B BASIS i December 5, 1933, Cont. OPENBELL PRECAI D 6T'--------- ------- 3•pex ft.--------- - -- per ft. 3 - 6" Tees------- -010,35 each -------------- 12.55 each OR LESS-THAN-CARD" BASIS 8101 of 6TT 71 p ?"n--------------- 1.021 per ft.. 3 - 6" Tees - ----- -10.35 each ----- 8.2.55 each Rensselaer Valve Coo., Seattle, Wash. Rensselaer. Improved Corey, Patent Frostproof, Solid Stream Fire Hydrants - 4" Valve Opening -;l5' Trench -(51 from sidewalk line to bottom of connection) - 4" or 674 Huh End Bottom Connection, equipped with 2 9A," National Standard gose'Nozzles, PRICE -------------------------- E.ACH---=-------------------$55.25 fix" Rensselaer Iron Body, B W-Mounted, Parallel Seat, Double Disc, Hub Encl. Gate Valves - thoroughly tested to 300# - suitable for water woxking pressure for 125J, PRICE--------------------------- EACH ------------------ 20.7€ All of these prices are F. 0. B.-Laurel, 11ontana,- Terms 30 days Net Cash. Rcbt J. Lishex Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe C.o. Retel quote you twos 'fifteen foot lengths point two six nine foot fours point five four six foot both preca.lked two percent ten days or thirty days net prompt acceptance prompt shipment stop Appreciat- ing wire via Western Union collect today if convenient so can ad- vise woxks account pig iron advance fifteenth appreciating-, usual consideration. Thereupon the Mayor referred the matter to the Water Committee. After dae deliberation the Committee reported back recommending the puxchase of one car load and necessary specials from the Pacific Staves Cast Iron Pipe Company and two gate valves and one hydrentt- from the Rensselaer VAlve Co. It waa-moved by Law, and seconded by Dull that the report of the Committee be accepted and that the purchases be made. The motion carried. It was moved and seconded that- we do now adjourn. The motion, carried. ,e Approved this 2nd da,7 of january 1 „Ma r ATTES11: d C e,