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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 04.01.1924The minates of Bch, loth anc1 Max-eh 44th' were read and app rove d. The reports of the police Fudge, Chief of Police, City Treasurer end Water Commissioner for the previous month were read and approved. This being the time set for receiving bids for re., infOreement. material for the settling basin., the Mayor in- strueted the Clerk to open and read all bids submitted., The bids submitted were as follows: Billings Hardware Co. 7500 lbs. 31 Hagemeyer 'Steed. $304 per 100 lbs. 16600 n 3€3 Bg4kind Go,,- 3 4u Re infor eement bars 4,82 7 n r? 38n 5.22 The Hall Lumber C *.. x'500 lbs. 314ft agaare twisted 5105 1"0 iT Fx fd 5,45 fi tt Ff J B fialdwe 11 0 ® :II IJ. 7500 lbs. 5/4" square d.eforme bars, F. 0, B. Chaago,Illinoi94.6 16600 lbs. 3/8" square deformed bars,- F. 0. B. Chicago,Illinois Freight 44, 000 minimum earloa,d Chicago to L47axe l 456.00 Price F. 0. B. - Laurel fXontam 1430064 Marshal. Wells Co.- 7500 lbs. 3/4" bars and. 16,640 lbs. 3/8" bars, total of 1150.90 with 2% diseaunt for payme within ten days, It was moved and seconded that the Marr appo ant a committee to pass upon the bids submitted* Thereupon, the Mayor appointed Wold, Price, Knudsen and Perry. After dim deliberation, the eommittee xreported back recommending the purchase of the material from the, BillingsHardware Company in accordance with their bid snbmittedr It was moved and seconded that the report of the gammittea be adopted and that the yor and City Clerk be uthor ized to enter con.traet with the Billings Hardware Company for. the purchase o f. the material sp ee ifie d. The 'mot ion carried.. The bills. for_ the month of March were referred to the Fi ee Committee and after due deliberation, the Committee reported bask recommouU3. g that the following bills be paid ana warrants drawn upon, the proper funds in payment of same: M. S. T & T. Gtr:. 11.65 T. A. Rigney 168.35 Holmes Zbr. Co. Cram Go,,, 5.40 ' 93.16 , M ..R. Cooper J. _ 3, Brohaugh 25.00 240.0 Vera Sturm 110.00 Montana Power 00 463.85 City Water Dept. 46.00 Ed' Lewis 10.0€ Wm. F3iy 39.5W: Hugh Miller ., 12.00 Howard Reeder 72.00 James Rollman 24.04 ',i I Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Laws 1. Montana, ?vy April 19, 19240 Fred Porter 12.00 Gus Aver 12.04 Jack Chestnut 8040 H. H. Shannon 8.00 Howard Reeder 118054 Carl Lehr 14.50 Ed Lewis - 8*00 James Rollman 40.00 0. F. Nelson 7.50 B. D. Shaffer 24,00() Wm* Fly 48000 Hugh Miller 16.00 James Rollman 32.00 B. D4 Shaffe r 12...00 Fred .Porter 16.00 Ed Lewis 16.04 Howard Reeder 96.00 Gus Avery 4.40 Fred Tarter 30.00 WM. Fly 88.00 C. C. Nelson 7.50 Ed Lewis 24,40 Hugh Miller , 32.00 George Lonna 87.50 Henry Kaiser 136428 Billings Gas Co,* 20,00 Carl Lehr 3.85 Gehrett & Calvert 7.00 City Water Dept„ 92.44 The Committee further reported approval of the following bills with the recommendation, that the same be conditionally allowed, and the Clerk, be authorized to draw warrants upon the proper funds in payment of the same as soon as the money is. availabe for payment thereof, but not otherwise: George Lonna 37.E Roy Jones 1.54 Laurel Auto Supply Ce, 15.54 W. M. Baker 1.50 H, A, Carlisle 44.00 B. L. Pr ea 6«00 R. E. Deg 6.00 B. B Hageman 6*00 Ed Gum 6000 0. M. Wold 6.00 C. E. Perry 6*00 H. 0. Knudsen 6,*00 J. F Nicola 6.00 T. A.' Rigney 9.65 A. L. Garvey 41.65 Tamer. H Early 54.40 It was moved and seconded that the report of the committee be adopted and that warrants be issued in payment in the manner recommended by the dommittee. The motion carried. n Mr. Conrad, Mr Frank Blain and Mr. George Shearer appeared before the City Cqunoil dm regard,to the fines of Mrs. W. H. Steinke being remitted for list*birag the peace in that neigb.borhood. After some discussion, it was moved by Wold and seconded by Ha.geman that the Mayor be requested to interview the Police Judge and to request him to review the redordn for her previous offences and to give the matter his most oarefal, attention before imposing sentence if she again appears in his court. The motion carried, It was moved and seconded that the Mayor be requested to make arrangements for the keeping of prisoners in the County jail for those that could not be retained in the City jail. The motion carried,, It was moved and seconded that we do now adjourn# The motion carried. Approved this ? day of ATTESTri r Mayor.