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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 06.07.1932Minutes of the City Council of Laurel lam r el Montana _. _,. June 7 , 19 32 The City. Council of the City of Laurel met in regular session in the Council Chamber in the city Hall acid was called to order by Mayor E. Broughton at 8:00 oT clock P. Tuesday June 7, 1932. Upon roll call the following Aldermen answered present; Bray Porter t;liek Chamberlin Vordahl Hatless Hartley Dulll The minutes of May 17th were read and approved. I 'rr. Carlson appeared before the Council in regard to hav- ing the side lights on Lot 1, Block 3, East Laurel Subdivision, die- continued,. it was moved` by Vordaahl and seconded by Hartley that the matter be referred to the standing eomittee on light and atsr,. The motion carried. Mr.. Hadges, appeared before the City Council in regard to a drain ditch in the northeast corner of the _Oit.Y• The mayor refer- I red the matter to the Street and Alley Committee The report of the Police judge was presented and read,--, It -as moved by Vordahl and .. onded .:by Bartley that the report be approved. The, motion carried. The report of the City Treasurer was presented and read. It was moved by `Chamberlin a,n.d seconded by Click that the report be approved. The motion carried. The report of the Chief of Police was presented and read.. It was moved by Chamberlin and seconded by D ll that the report be approved. The ' motion tarried. The report; of the Health Officer was presented and read. It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Hartley that the report be approved. The motion curried. { f , The bills for the month of Yay were referred to the Pin- ante Committee and after dv.e deliberation the . committee reported back recommending the .payment of the following bills; ? Billings 11as- Oo. 12#:64 City ,ter BepTt 2.45 W. 0. Baker 1.98 T. E.. Bohan 6.30 T. R Ames Lbr. Co. 10.30 Wilbur B Wiggins 112.50 Billings Hdw. Co. 3.03 Crane Co. 42.54 Uarshall"Wolls Co. 11.29 Mt.. St. Tel '& Tel Go. 10.50 Goan Motor .00. 28.00 Rnesell Bari 20.03 George Harper 7.65 Yont. Power Co 425.30 H. 0. :West 11.93 T. A. Rigney 225.00 Henry wiser 85.78 Fred Reil 24.98 Sherrow Bros. 30.20 J S. Bro haugh - 234.00 Laurel Trading ;0o. 43.82 Thompson wards Tne. 17.90 Crane Co. 38.53 Perry & Tubman. 13.24 1 A. J, Johnson 2.00- 'Alex Fritzler 2.00 Alex Fritzler 2.00 James Bove 2.00 T. R. Holmes 2.00 Stewart motors 8.75> -R. i.har 4.50 V1. R. Gummow ' 33.53 Geo -ge DeWald 3.60 John W. Price 5,40 Joe Vii. Price 3.60 -Frank hiller 3.00 Connelly Mach.-Co. 7.27 Continental Oil Co. 1038 0. iuI . Mold Farm Mach Co 1.40 Midland Imp. Co. Inc. ' 156.00 .4. Yi. Pippenger 14.40 1. H. Streeter 5.85 H. C. West 73.58 Henry Kaiser 31.22 Laurel Service Sta. ` 15.06 Fred Reil 45.00 TAidland Imp. Co 28.00 City Water aep't. 97.20 City dater lep! t. 66.00 Laurel outlook 26.50 Emily E. Shaffer 8.10 Montana State Treas. 75.00 B. E. Calkins 004 3,68 E. L. Penton 55.50 - I I .? Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Laurel, Montana, June 7, 1932. Mine Safety App. Co. 101.15 B. L. -Price X37.50 R, Broughton et al 79.20 Herbert Bailey 5,45 Bernard Bailey 12.00 Mont. Power Co: 15,62 Herbert Bailey 31.50 doe Nicholas 103.50 R. Fritz 22.50 J. H. Crutcher 3.20 Dr.,-E. 0. Hall 27.04 A. . P ppenger 26.14 J. R. Richards 4.80 Mont..Powex Co. 71.30 Mont. Power Go. ; 123.00 Laa'rel Vol. Fire )Dept 29.70 H. G. Bradley 21.60 R. P. Palmer 13.05 .R. P. Palmer 4.95 E. V. Wallace 4,48 J., R. Richards 9.90 A. M. Olafson 15.08 Sam Ehrlick 1.60 Sam Ehrlick 30.60 WM. Fly 7,20 I.. J. Whitacre 10.50 I. J, Whitacre 3.60 C. Z. 3peare 5040 0. E. Speare 9.00 0. J. Miller 15.40 -Dr. G. E. Thomas 5.00 It was moved by Hartley and seconded by Porter that the report of the Committees 1a accepted and the warrants be issued in the manner recommende_d._.by. t he Committee. The motion carried. ORDINANCE NO. 316 Ordinance No. 316, being an ordinance creating fund to be known' as the fund of Special Improvement Lighting District uo. 3 Oonstruct'°Qf the City of Laurel, Montana, was presented- and read. It was moved by Vor'dahl and seconded by Hartley that Ordinance Eq. 336 be passed and adopted. Upon roll cull all Aldermen present voted ape and said ordinance No. 316 was declared passed and adopted. REaOtB ION N0. 404. Resolution No_, 404, being a resolution prescribing the form, denomination, rate of interest of bonds:- i.n 4peci:al Improvement Lighting District No. 3, and providing for the tide of payment and redgmption -of said bonds was presented and read. It was moved , bar Vo.rdahl and seconded by Hartley that said Resolution Na.. 404 be passed and adopted. Upon. roll call all. Aldermen present voted aye and said Resolution No. 404 was declared passed and adopted. Estimate No. I and Final for Special Improvement Light- ing District No. 3 in the amount of $50o 00 was presented and read. It was mowed by Vordahl and seconded by Hartley that the Lj-ayor and City Clerk be authorized to issue bonds in the amount of $50040,0 upon the payment of $66.4€3 by the Montana Power Co. for engineer-I g fees and incidental expenses. The motion carried. The Clerk reported that 5 bonds would cost 25.00 and a hundred bonds would cost $61.00. After some discussion, it was moved by Hartley and seconded: by Vordahl that the Clerk be in- structed to purchase 5 bonds.only. The motion carried. Dr, Broughton received a, call and Nels Vordahl, president of the Council, presided during the remainder of the meeting. TheFire Committee, which had been requested to report on the sale of the old hoot-and-ladder cart, reported that the Poly-, t6ahnIc Institute was willing to pay $25.00 for it. It was moved by 13urles8 and seconded by Dul,1 that their offer be accepted., The J motion carried. After some discussion regarding the c3hel ical hose and nozzle, it was moved by Vord.ahl anal eeconded by Porter that new. hose and nozzle be purchased. The motion carried, that we do It was moved by Hurless and seconds by Glick, now adJourn. The motion carried. 03 G3erk.. & %64e Approved this 21st day of June, 9 ATTE : Clerk. - Mayor _.r A bill for R, W. Hageter in the amount of $11470, and a bill for Hageter and Reardon in the amount ,of $10.51 was referred to the City Attorney. An application for license from G. F. Berrie to operate a Meat Market was presented and read. It was. moved by Chamberlin and seconded by Hurless that his request be granted and the City Treasurer authorized to issue license. The motion carried.