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Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
_.. .I ..;aurel, Montana,
July 5, 1932
The City Council of the City of Laurel met in regular
session in the Council Chambers in the City Mall and was called
to ozder by Mayor R. Br3ughton at 8: 00 o' clock P. %,". Tuesday
July 5, 1932.
Upon roll call the following Aldermen answered present
Chamberlin.
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Vor dahl
Hartley `
Dull
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The minutes of June 21st were read and approved.
The report of the City Treasurer was presented and
read. It was moved by Hartley and seconded by Dull that the
report be approved. The -motion carried.
The report of the Police Judge was presented and read.
it was moved by Chamberlin and seconded by furless that the re-
port be approved. The motion carried.
The report of the Chief of Police was presented and
read. It was moved by Dull and seconded by Vordahl that the
report be approved. The motion carried.
The report of the Health officer was presented and
read. It was moved by Hartley and seconded by Dull-that the
report be approved. The motion carried.
The bills for the month of Ju±ip. were referred to the
inane Committee and after due deliberation the committee re- ;
ported back recommending the payment of the following bills:
Stewart Idotors 11.00 Wheeler 6.08
Crane Co. - 68,04 Crane Co. 13.02
Perry & Tubman 8.07 City Water Dep? t . 6.48
Laurel Trading Co: 20.91 R. J. Harris 3100
Billings Gas Co. 5.50 George Scherger 6.75
City Water Dept t. 31.69 Frank Miller 3.50
J. R. Richards 2.25 Standard Oil Sta. 9.18
Sherrow Bros. 4.03 Crane Co. 17.14
Fred Reil 29.03 Montana State Treas. 50.00
The Montana Power Co. 1.78 The Fontana Power Co. 502.25
H. C: West 36.00 Henry Kaiser X9.60
Ilit. St.. Tel & Tel Co. 11.85 R, P. Palmer 4.39
A. Id Pippenger 7.65 Vaughn & Ragsdale 3185
L J. S. Bsohaugh 234.00 Laurel Service Sta. 8.48
Co. 1.34 J J. Hafer 12060 :y
Crane
Laurel Service Sta. 2.03 Sberrow Bros. 7.10
Perry & Tubman 5.50 Harry Williams
T. H. Holmes Lb.r. Co. 32.05 George Scherger 3
T. 3. Bohan 2.93 Fred Reif 31.73
H. J. Cooke 2.00 H. C. West 44.55
Henn ?% Kaiser 36.28 A. M4 Pippenger 8.10
T'. A. Rig-my 225.00 Wilbux B. Wiggins 13.2.50
R. Broughton et al 70.80 Laural out10k 74.75
Bernard Bailey 8.00 Wilbur B. Wiggins 12.55 t?
The Yellowstone Bant 7.70 Vera Sturm 10.80
Dr. G. Thomas 5100 Laurel Vol Fire pf t. 40.80 a
Emily .F. Shaffer 10.80 Laurel Vol . F'ir'e Dept 35.10
-W. L. `Chamberlin 60.00 The Montana Power Co.- 14.77
Chapp3es Inc. 9.00 Mime Safety App. Co . 1.78 ?
Goan laotor Co. 20.00 B. L. Price 37.50
Joe Nicholas 76.50 Dr. E C. Hall 27.03 A
R, Fritz 22.50 wm. Fly 30.00
Herbert Bailey 31.50 Herbert Bailey 2.00
Fred Reil 15.75 H. C. West 20.03
Henry Kaiser 2.25 Perry & Tubman 2.60 a
City Water Dept. 66.00 Gehrett & Calvert 25.00
The montana Poorer Co. 123.00 The Montana Power Co., 77.50
J. H. Crutcher 2.40 A. Zvi. Pippenger 16.60
- It was moved by Chamberlin and seconded by H=less khat the report
of the Committee be accepted.,and the warrant's be is0aed` in the man- .'
ner recommended by the Committee. The motion carried M
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Minutes of the City Council of Laurel
Laurel, Montana,
July 5, 1932, con' t.
The Committee on Light & Water, which had been instruct-
ed to investigate the complaint of r. Garlson, of June 7th, xel-
ative to discontinuance of two ornamental light posts at his cornAr
on Third Avenue, reported recommending that the request be denied
but that hereafter Light District No. 1 be assessed on the area
basis, which would give Mr. Carlson. and other corner lot holders
some relief. It was moved and seconded that the report of the Com-
mittee be adopted. The motion carried.
After some discussion of Hilgert' s & Clark's building on
Montana Avenue, it was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Pull that
they be notified to tape care of their building. The motion 'carried.
R. B, Packard, Fire Chief, appeared before the City Council
in regard to fire hazards and other fire department matters. It was
moved by Hartley and seconded by Dull that the Council back the Fire
Department on Ordinance Vlolators.
After some discussion of Main Street Alleys, it was moved
by Dull and seconded by Vordahi that the Chief of Police be in-
structed to have conditions remedied.
It was moved by Vordanl and seconded by Hartley that the;
Clerk notify Settergren to clean up his lot south of the (Outlook
Building. The motion carried.
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:lifter some discussion of the power pole at Bert Cherrow's
residence, it was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Hurless that 'the
Montana Power Co. be notified to move pole far enough east to clear
his driveway. The motion carried.
The Police was instructed to notify Norman. Whitely to re-
frain from leaving his spray across the sidewalk.
The Clerk was instructed to request C. B. Perry and ;ohas.
Gowan to trim their trees in order to allow free passage along the
si dewalk.
B. L. Price, City Attorney, read a report from Attorneys
in New York City regarding the progress with Kountze Bres :, banklors
New York City.
The Street and Alley Committee were instructed to make
another inspection around the east city limits in regard to drainage.
It was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Hartley that we
do now, adjourn. The motion carried. / y
Approved this 19th day of July, 1932-
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