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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 11.17.1932 { i Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Laurel, , en-tana, Novembs? 1 ..1932. ''i The G ty-Goupcii of the City of Laurel met in regular session in the Goune l Chamber in the City Hall and was palled to order by Mayor R. Broughton at 8:80 o'clock P. IA. November 1, 1932. Upon roll call, the following Aldermen answered present; Bray Vor da h3 Hurlers Hartley Dull Chamberlin The minutes of Oc t. 18th were read and approved. The report of the Police judge was presei4ted and re ad. It was moved by'0hamberlin and seconded.by Bxgy that. the repo rt be approved as read. 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 as read. The moti on carried. The report of the City Treasurer was presented and read 's It was moved by Vardahl, and seconded by Hartley that the repa it Abe approved as read. The Loti on parried. The ann.aul report of the Water Commissioner was pre sented and read. It was moved by Vordabl and seconded by Du-11 that the report be approved as read. Toe motion carried. The bills for the month of oetober were referred to the Finance Committee and after due deliberation the Committee r eport- ed back recommending the payment of the following bills; $. Broughton et al 79.20 E. Frig 22.50 Chapple's Inc. 1.25 W. B. Wiggins 54.OQ Wilbur B. Wiggins 5.00 B. L. Price 37.50 T. A. Rigney 82.50 the Montana Power Co..' 7.12 City Water Dep't. 66.00 Yellowstone Garage 24.50 Laurel Outlook 15.50 Laurel Service"Sta. 5.20 Herbert Bailey 31.50 The Montana power Co. 2.20 Jos. Nicholas 103.50 gr.' G. E. Thomas 5.00 Dr. E. C. Hall 27.00 R, P. Palmer 4.77 A. `Vi'i. Olafson 10.80 Adam Scheeler 7.20 W. J. Arnold 37.80 S. W.. Crutcher 25.75 Harry Williams 18.00 John Kammerer 19.80 J. H. Crutcher, 32.50 Cont. Oil Go. 2.46 C_onelley Mach. Co. 2.50 H. C. `hest 78.75 Henry Kaiser 28.13 R. P. Palmer 31.60 H.Schulze 7.50 dohs. &5treclcer 27.50 G. G. Rich 37.80 J. R. Richards 12.60 T. E, Bohan 3.15 Sherrow Bros. 21.91 Gardner Oil & Ref. Go. 20.00 Smith Vule. Shop 2.5S Frank Miller 4.00 T. R. Holmes Lbr. Co.' 62.30 Harry Williams 3.95 John Ka erer 10.80 P. W. Stewart 3.35 B. -Wiggins 58.50 City eater Dep't:. 2.90 4. 0. Barer 2.34 T. A. Rigney 142.50 The Mont. Power 00. 4 56.15 H. 0. West 17.55 Henry Kaiser 88.88 H. P. Palmer 26.66 Emilly Shaffer 1.35: 0. G. Kirsh 2.48 T.-3. Bohan 13.05 Perry & Tubman 2.86 Lit. 8t.- Tel & gel: Co 9.85 Laurel Service Sta. 5.05 Laurel Trad. Co 50.30_ J. S. Brohaugh 216.00 W. J. Arnold 11.25 Gity Wa=der Dept. 26.47 City Water apt t. 5.25 Fred Beil 6.30 The moat Power Go. 77.50 The Mont. Power Co. 123.00 Yed. Pipe 8? dank Co: 89.50 Industrial Acel d. Board 42.16 Billings Gas Go. 15.55 It was moved by V ordahl and seconded by Hartley tha t the report of the Committee be accepted and that warrants be issu ed in the manner recommended by t he Committee. The motion carried. 1 { Minutes of the City Council of Laurel p Laurel, Montana, l ove mber 1, 1932, con, t , After some discussion of gambling all night, fighting and a window being 'broken in the Araeade Pool Hall, it was moved by Dull and'seconded: by Hartley that W. R. Diefenderfer be instructed to appear before the City Council at it's next meeting and show cause why his license should not be revoked. The motion carried. After -.further discussion of gambling end fighting in Poetl, Halls, it was moved by Hartley and seconded by Dull that H. R. Freebury, 11gr., 'of the Palace Pool Hall be instructed to appear before the City Council at the next regular' meeting and show cause why his license should not be revoked'. The motion carried. Mayor Broughton reported that the Federal officers had not, been doing much in Laurel and requested a resolution demanding that they take action.. After some discussion,; it was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Hartley that the Prohibition officers be notified that the City Council would like more action taken.in Laurel. The motion carried. An application from Dominic Dreier Jr. for as plumber's license was presented and read. It was roved by Chamberlin and sec onded. by Hurles.s that his request be granted and that the City Treas- urer be authorized to issue license. The motion carried. The a.ter Committee reported that they had arranged for a stove and had coal put in at the pump House. The Finance Committee reported recommending that the depository bonds for the Yellowstone Bank remain as they now are. It: was, Moved. by Hartley and seconded by Vordahl that the report of the Oommittee be adopted, The motion carried. After some discussion in regard to purchasing bonds, it was moved by Vordahl and seconded by Hartley that the mayor and City Attorney meet with the City Treasurer and the Finance Committee to discuss the purchasing of outstanding bonds. The motion carried. The Finance Committee reported recommending that we adopt a plan for a `dairy license for the average number of cows milked instead of the total head., ' and that the license be collected quart- erly instead of annually. It was moved by vordahl and seconded by Dull that the 'report of the Committee be adopted. The motion carried. T,he Gity Treasurer-appeared before the City Council and requested the assistance of some Gommittee on his license problems. Thexeupon, the mayor appointed the Finance Committee to assist him in arriving at decisions on the license problems. After some- discussion of the County Aid, it was moved by Hartley and seconded by Dull that the City accept the County Relief labor. The motion carried. The City Treasurer wasinstructed to make another drive on. Dog licenses. it was moved by Hurlese and, seconded by Vordahl that we do now adjouxn The motion carried, . ? er . Approved this 15th day ofovembex, ;19" 2. yor ATTF2T •. e ty k, i iI I!