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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 07.02.1924Minutes of the City Council of Laurel ?Laure 1 Montana, July 1924f The City Council of the City of Laurel met in adjourned regular session in the Council Chamber in the City Hall and was called to order by Mayor H. A. Carlisle at 8,00 of clock P, Me July 2, 1924, Upon roll call, the following Aldermen answered present; Porter Libe caP Wold Perry i I Graves The minutes of June 3rd and June 17th were read and approved. The reports of the City Treasurer, Police Judge and Chief of Police were read and `approved, The bills for the month of June were referred to the Finance Committee, %mm and Coy being absent, the Mayor Appointed Perry and Porter to serve in their place and after due deliberation the Committee reported-back recommending that the following bills be paid and that warrants be drawn upon the proper funds in payment thereof; City Mater Dept. J. S. Brohaugh George Re Lonne Lie, R. Cooper Billings Gas Co.. D. J. ONeil H. 1d. Roth Mueller Co, J. P Saylor Grant Smith Co„ Turner He Early H. A. Carlisle we E. Porter B Gum C. E. Perry Geo. Graves A. L. Garvey Laurel outlook laurel Auto Supply Co Vera Stump Je P. Saylor Bill Crans Be Be Fink Be 1). Shaffer Jack Chestunut Ed Lewis Sam Freund W. L. Larson Hugh Miller Foy Braswell A* L. Guso V 0. Noel H. G*bson John Tubman S. G jarde W.. J. Arnold J. E. Webber. R. P Palmer S. L. Dewitt Allen Vannice Irvin Clovd Sam. Freund Howard Reeder James Rollman E. Be Fink Be Sherrow J,.R, Richards Co F. Nelson Be A. Becker V. C. Noel X115,25 240.00 87950 25.00 5.80 11.59 4.50 65.34 1.75 1447,25 50000 40,00 6,00 6100 6.00 .6,00 41.65 72,00 19,05 110,00 35.00 5.50 100,00 4,00 28.50 2,00 30,00 2.50 24.00 2.50 23,50 22,00 19 ??50 19.50 14.75 21.75 26,00 28*50 21.25 31.88 2.50 33,00 62,00 64000 17,50 34.00 24.50 25.13 9,25 4.00 Burroughs 4, ]echo Co Henry Kaiser Fontana Power Co, City Water Dept: its. S Water & To Co: Laurel Trading Co Billings Hardware Co Laurel Milling Co* A. D. Wallizer The Texas Co Turner H. Early R0 Re Coy Walter Libecap 0. M* Wold J. F. Nicola Turner He Early To A.. Ri ey Laurel Outlook Billings Gas Coo J. H. Crutcher G, F. Nelson R. Melius 0. 0, Bundy Howard Reeder Ed Lewis wm. Fly James Ro llman Be H. Freund Elmer Sherrow Be A. Becker H D. Myers G. L. Avery -No Be Nicholas Arnot Boyd Carl Perry H. J. Dawes ft, McLaren H. R. Lang To E. Lamb R. lie lius Ea Lewis Jack Chest?nut J, H. C ru.t c e r J, P. Sayler R. Melius Hugh t biller Bill Crans Be $• Freund H. D Myers G. L. Avery: 1.1,8 132,50 51.35 21.39 12.85 53.18 5.20 11.43 1.9 e15 595,35 50.00 6,00 6,00 6,00 6,00 50,00 250000 34.50 4,50 10,00 11050 10 ,,00 31,50 57000 28.50 84.50 57000 14,50 24,00 19,25 22'5 37.13 21050 19,50 36.38 21,50 22.50 17.50 31,13 3.75 32,00 2'7„50 25.00 45,25 17.50 34,50 25,13 25.13 25.13 38.81 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Laurel, Montana, July 2, 19240 He Gibson 24,00 No E, Nicholas 26050 John Tubman 24.00- Arno t Boyd 25,62' Carl Perry 38,81 W J, Arnold 24,00 H. J, Dawes 26,:50 S, Gjarde 14x00 T. Be 'Lamb 37,68 J. Be Webber 28075 Vim. McLaren 31,75 R. P. Palmer 45.05 H. R. Lang 28.25 S. L. Pewitt 24.00 Allen Vann ice 43.70 Vim, Fly 63:50 Howard Reeder 4.00 Hugh Miller 15.63 Yellowstone County 13.50 Allen Vanni.ce 32.06 So L. Pewi t'c 21.13 H. R, Lang 21.13 R. P. Palmer 31.70 J. Be ffebber 24.50 T. Be ?iamb 31.70 S. ;Gjarde 17,13 H. J. Dawes 21.13 We J. Arnold 21,25 Carl Perry 32,06 Arno; Boyd` 23.37 N. E, Nicholas 23,13 John 'Iubman 21.13 H. G bsnn. 21.13 GG. Lo Avery 32,06 D. H. Mye rs 15.13 A, . Guse 21013 Be A, Becker 26.00 Be H. Freund 21.13 Co No Nelson 21.13 Bill Crams 30.00 J. R. Richards 21.13 Be Shecrow 21,13 J. P. Saylor 25.00 James Rollmka 6100 Sam Freund - 23600 Ed Lewis 22.13 R, Delius 21025 Be E. Fink 21,25 0. Be Strong 15.00 Ports Nicholas 21,13 we C, Raw 10000 Wm. Fly 23.63 Allen Vannice 42,00 S,'L. Pewitt 24.50 He R. Lang 24.00 R. P. Palmer 28100 J, Be Webber 30„00 S, Gjarde 13,00 H. J1 Dawes 25„00 Carl Perry 42000 Arnov Boyd 211.00 John Tubman 244,75 D. H. Myers 22.00 N. Be Nicholas 23,75 He Gibson 22,00 G. L Avery 39000 ,A, L. Guse 25,50 B. A. Becker 23,50 C, F. Nelson. 22.50 E, H. Freund 23.50 J. R. Richards 22100 Bill Crams 15,4b J. P. Saylor 32.10 Hugh Miller 27#00 Wan, Fly 54.00 Sam Freund 27.50 Ed Lewis 24.00 R. ge ius 10.00 E,, E. Fink 10.00 0, Be Strong 15004 Portus Nicholas 23,50 We C. Raw 22,00 Otis Coy 2.00 Russel Hard 5175 A. Me Olafson 24.00 J. A. Bauer 18000 We J, Arnold 36,10 E, Sherrow 280'50 To Be Lamb 35000 James Rollmau 8050 The Committee further reporte d approval of the following bills with the recommendation that the same be conditionally allowed and that the clerk be authorized to draw warrants upon the proper funds in payment thereof as soon as sufficient funds are available for payment thereof, but not otherwise: Howard Reeder. 18,25 Howard Reqlder 16.60 George R. Lonne 37,50 Chas. Ke* chum 2,00 Ronald Heiner 2,00 Ronald Melius 2.00 Rev, Geo, Batt 3.00 Maude Jacobs 3.00 Henry Banger-4 2.00 Chas. T. Davis 3.00 A. We Richardson 6.00 Tim Reardon Jr, GAP J. W. MoArdle 6 '00 Jack Rees 3140 Fred Bourke 3'.00 Reese Price 3.00 Geo, Lonne 6#00 Harry Schrapps 3.90 No A. Freund 3,00 Harry Sorenson 600 Pete Krone 6,00 S. J Bassett 3100 Bill, Fenton. 3„00 Howard Reeder 17050 Laurel Auto Supply 00. 19.80 . Ethel Whitham 3-100 The bills Otf Crane €30, for pipe were approved and warrants to be issued in payment thereof as soon as the Co, furnished credit memorandum for the material purchased and the allowance Of three inches for.eaeh joint of pipe for discrepancies in measurement,, It was moved and seconded that the report of the committee be adopted and that the warrants be issued in the manner recommended by the committee, The motion carried, Mr. Stuart Thoraaton appeared before the Council and recommended that that portion of the city on which his farm is located be excluded from the city boundaries. After some dis- cussion, it was moved by Wold and see ded by Porter that a Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Laurel, Montana- July 2, 1924, committee of two be appointed with the Mayor to investigate and report if there were any objections to its being excluded, The motion carried:, Thereupon, the Mayor appointed Perry and.. Libe cap, This being the date fixed for the hearing and passing upon protests against the creation of Special Improvement District No, 62, the Mayor called for protests on file. The Clerk reported that no such protests had been -received and produced proof : of publication and mailing of notices as required by the resolution' of intention- whereupon, it-was moved and seconded that there being no protests filed, that the City Council proceed to create the said district. The motion carried. RESOLUTION no. 305, Resolution No, 3052 being a resolution creating Special. Improvement District No, 62 of the pity of Laurel for the con- struction of iron mains. designating the boundaries thereof as defined by Resolution No, 304 and referring to said resolution, same being the Resolution of Intention to create said district was presented and read, After some discusion, it was referred. to a committee consisting of gold, -Perry and Libecap who reported back recommending the passage of'said resolution.. It was moved and seconded that the report of the committee be adopted and that said resolution be passed and adopted, Upon roll call, all Aldermen present answered aye and the Mayor declared the resolution passed and adopted, ORDINANCE NO, 275* .Ordinance No. 275, being an ordinance providing for the receiving of bids and the letting of a contract for the construction of improvements in Special I rovement District No, 62 was pre- sented and read, After some d?cussior, it was referred to a committee consisting of Wold, Perry and Libecap. After due de- ,liberation, the eommittee reported back recommending its im- ,mediate passage. It was moved and seconded that the report of the committee be adopted and that the unanimous consent of the Council be had to place Ordinance No, 275 upon its' immediate passage# Upon roll, eall, all. Aldermen present voted aye, It was moved and seconded that Ordinance No, 275 be passed and adopted, Upon roll call, all Aldermen present voted aye and said ordinance was de- Glared passed and adopted, A petition from H, A. Bundy to have the walk and curb line on the north side of Block 4= East Laurel Subdivision, ex- tended-one foot north on account of the building which he pur- chased being to near the sidewalk line to permit steps ,0 It was moved by Wold and seconded by Porter that his petition be granted,. The motion carried, A oomunication from the American Bank in regard to an insurance policy was read. It was moved by Libecap and seconded { by Wold that the City Clerk be authorized to have policy renewed, The motion carried} The City Engineer reported that construction of the settling basin would probably begin before the next council meeting and requested permission to hire or lease a concrete mixer, He re orted that. Mr, Brohaaa.gh would furnish a man and 1 mixer for 64 per cubic yard and recommended the acceptacne of the offer, It was moved by Wold and seconded 'Oy Perry that he be empowered to lease it 4n. accordance with the provisions set out, The motion carried, After some discussion as to the extension and transfer of the City Treasurer= s bond, it was moved and seconded that the City Clerk be instructed to interview the American Bank and as- certain if it were possible tohave bond transferred, if not, to obtain a new bond for Miss Sturm, the incoming treasurer. The motion carried. It was moved and seconded that we do now adjourn, The motion carried, .. 1924. ve d t s t? day Of A h3 y O , ,yo r a ATTEST; IA. WN W-664C...- C IY II I