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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 08.05.1924Minutes of the City Council of Laurel lagre1, Montana, 4 August 5, 1924. .The City Council of the City of Laurel met in regular session in the Council Chamber in the City Hall and was called to order by Mayor H. A. Carlisleat 8:00 o'clock P. M. August 5, 1924. Upon roll call, the following Aldermen answered present; .1' Coy Wo ld Porter Nicola Gum Perry The minutes of the meeting of . July 15t h were reall and approved. This being the time set for receiving bids for the construction of improvements in Special Improvement District No. 62, the Mayor instructed the Clerk to Qpen.and read the bids submitted, which were as follows:, J. J. Burley- 1450 Lin. feet 8 inch cast iron,- class. B, pipe, ; ,4.x $4118.00 80 Lin. Feet 6 inch cast iron pipe, class B 186.4£ 1 6 inch gate valve 41,80 30 water service taps and connections-to the existing services 161.10 Salvage 90% of old pipe 96039 Total §4603.69 1450 Lin. feet a inch National Matheson Joint pipe 5610,50 80 Lin. feet 6 inch National Metneson Joint pipe 188e80 1 6 inch gate valve 41.80 30 water service taps and connections to the existing services 225.00 Salvage 90j,gf old pipe 96.39 Total 4162,49 Schrapps & Kiely- 1450 lin. feet inch National Matheson Joint pipe 4640.00 80 lin. feet 6 inch National Matheson Joint pipe 248.00 1 6 inch gate valve 67.30 30 water service taps and connections to the existing services 225.00 Salvage 9011 of old pipe jpe 76.50 Total 5249015 McLaughlin & O'Neil- 1450 lin. feet 8 inch cast iron, class B pipe 4901.00 80 lin. feet 6 inch cast iron pipe, class B 240.00 1 6 inch gate valve 50000 30 water service taps and connections to the existing services 360,00 Salvage 90616 of old pipe 206.60 Total 5'75'7.6f) 1450 lin. feet 8 inch National Matheson. Joint pipe 4132.50 80 l in. feet 6 inch National Matheson joint pipe 208.00 3 6 inch gate valve 50.00 30 water service taps and connections to the existing services 360.00 Salvage 90o of old pipe 206.60 Total 4957.10 It was moved by Wold and seconded by Perry that the Mayor appoint a committee to tabulate the bids submitted. The motion Minutes of the City Council of Laurel m r I Laurel , Montana, August 5. 1924, carried. Thereupon, the Mayor appointed Wold, Coy and Perry. After due deliberation, the Committee reportfid back recommending that the "bid of J. J. Burley for cast iron, Class B, pipe be accepted. The motion carried. After some discussion of Crane Cots. dills, it was moved and seconded that payment of $7500,00 be made on their account and that the balance of X1404,.24 be held pending credit memorandum referred to at the last meeting of the City Council, and that a committee be appointed to act with the Mayor in the settlement of the disputed amount of their claim. The motion carried. Thereupon, the Mayor named the Water Committee, con.- listing of Wold, Perm and Lib ecap to negotiate with Crane Ca. Miss Sturm appeared before the Council and stated that it would be necessary to have some help on the tag books. After some discussion, it was moved by Wold and seconded by Porter that the Mayor be instructed to assist her in obtaining help immediately. The motion carried. The reports of the City Treasurer, Chief of Police, Police Judge and eater Commissioner were read and approved. RES OLUT TON NO, 307 , 0. levying Resolution No 307, being a resolution and assessing all the property embraced within Special Improvement Lighting District !,,To, I of the City of Laurel Montana with three-fourths ,. , of the entire cost and maintenance and electric current for the year 1924, was presented and read. It was moved by Coy and seconded by Wold that said resolution be ;provisionally passed. Upon roll call, all Aldermen present voted aye and said resolu- tion was declared provisionally passed. RESOLYTION 130. 308. Resolution Do. 308, being a resolution levying and assessing all of the property embraced within Special Improve-- went Lighting :District No. 2 of the City of Laurel, Montana, j with three-fourths of the entire cost of maintenance and electric current for the year 1924, was presented and read. It was moved by Wold and seconded by Coy that said resolution be provisionally passed. Upon roll call, all Aldermen present voted.aye and said resolution was declared provisionally passed. RESOLUTION NO. 3090 A Resolution No. 309, being a resolution levying and assessing a special tag against certain designated property for the remov&1- of Garbage, Snow, Weeds? and Refuse, was presented and read. It was moved by Gum and seconded by Coy that said resolution be provisionally passed. Upon roll call, all Aldermen present voted aye and said resolution was declared provisionally passed. RESOLUTION NO. 310, Resolution No. 310, being a resolution levying and assessing a special tax against property herein d.6scribed for tapping into grater mains of the City of Laurel, 1t°1ontana, not included in any special improvement district, was presented and read. It was moved by Nicola and seconded by Gum that said resolution be provisionally passed. Upon roll call, all Aldermen present voted aye and said resolution was declared provisionally passed. a The bills for the month of July were referred to the Finance Committee 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: Crane Co. $'7500,00 The Texas Co 18.75 A. L. Garvey 41165 Vera Sturm 115.00 To A. Ri gne y 250,00 H, A. Carlisle 40000 R, E. Coy 5,00 W. E. Porter 6100 7ialter Libecap 6.00 B. A. Gum 6000 00 M. Wold 6„00 C. E. Perry 6.00 J F. Nicola 6000 Geo. Graves 6100 M. S. T. & T. Co. 13.70 City Water Dept. 83,04 Sam Freund 12.00 Montana Power Co 577.69 I _. I I I I I I III' I ? I I Minutes of the City Council of Laurel -771 Laurel,, Montana August 52 1924, George R, :donne g. 8'7150 E. ,, Cole r, 9.00 Holmes Lbr,. Co 50„75 Billings Water Dep. 4.00 Billings Gas 06, 3.15 Wm, Fly 98.00 G. L. Avery 5100 City Water Dept. 8.00 Laurel Trading Co, 189.85 Henry Kaiser 222.50 M. R. Cooper 251!00 Ed Lamb 5,50 Erling Hailand 4,f00 J, S. Brohaugh 240.00 Laurel Garage 9.30 F. M. Quinn 8.00 Laurel Garage 4,20 Howard Reeder 15.15 American Bank 17.50 Laurel Service Sta. 1.20 ' .L. Tebo 13.75 Laurel outlook 27.00 ? Thompson yards 859 tl A. L t Guse 24.00 Ryniker Winter Wks, 18.20 S. L Dewitt 29.75 1 G. Z. Avery 26,75 Elmer Sherrow 26.00 J. E. Webber 24.45 J. R. Richards 26.75 James Rollman 28.75 John ;Dawes 33.75 j Arnott Boyd 14.50 C, F Nelson 32.75 Sam Freund 40.25 Hugh Yiller 32.00 wm, Fly 56.50 Carl Perry 35.94 Allen Y nniee 37050 Fortu.s Nicholas 36.00 . L. Guse 31.50 John Tubman 1 33.50 Ronald. Melius 31,38 James Ro llman. 36.75 € E. H Freund 39.88 R. P Palmer 36.00 A. 0 Olafson 26;.25 Dave Myers 28.13 0. F. Nelson 3'7,50 J. S, Pewtt 24.75 Frank Campisiino 1605 John Dawes 28.50 ?I Erling Hailan4 21.25 Fred al CIA 13050 0. F. Walters 13.25 Geo, Debilzan 9.25 Nay Bennett 12 *0,0 E-. A. , Becker 31.00 H. R. Lang 34.75 0. B. Strong 28.25 Bill Arnold 20100 3. Gjard.e 2.00 I .Elmer Sherrow 34.'75 Al Harrison 9.75 14loyd Breckenridge 9.75 J. R. Richards 1 35.50 T, E. Lamb 61.50 1 J. E. Webber 59.50 Arnett Boyd 37,50 Wm. Fly 118.00 G. L, .Avery 66437 Carl Perry 57.75 Allan Vannic 66.00 Sam Freud 47.25 Al Harrison x.003 Hugh Miller 57.25 R. Melius 4,75 - Carl ferry 27.62 John `Tubman 7.50 J. E. Webber 23.25 Vim. Fly 61 1' 50 J. R* Richards 3.50 ! Allan Vannice 25.37 I3. J. Dales 41,75 E. H Freund 6.00 James Rollman 14,75 4, nott Boyd 15.25 Elmer Sherrow 27.50 j H. M. Roth 8,40 Sam Freund 43.00 J S. Brohaugh 15100 G. -L 10 Avery 25,75 Erling Hailand 10.00 J. W. }3a.g 27000 Hugh.Miller 26,x50 Ed Lewis 20.00 J. R. Richards 16000 J, E Wpe ber 16.50 Carl Perry 22,13 -.Allen Vanniee 24.38 E. H, Freund 4.00 G. .3,, Avery 21.37 Arnett Board 16025 Elmer Sherrow 18.25 ,*,A* Becker 13.00 T. E. Lamb 16.25 Ii.'. R. Lang 4.00 Sam Freund, 22.50 J. S. Pewitt 15.50 0. F Nelson 14.75 { John Tubman 15,50 W. J. Arnold - 21.25 H, J. Lawns 14075 Portus Nicholas 12.00 N, E, Nicholas 8.50 E. H, Freund 6100 W. J. .Arnold 2,50 Sam Freund. 33.25 John Dawes 29„75 Carl Parry . 25,87 00 F.. Nelson 12.75 Arnott Boyd 15.00 James Ro liman 18.00 Allen. Vann.i ce 19 , 50 J. R. Richards 12.75 J, E. Webb .er i3.50 G. L. Avery 22.00 J. S. Pewitt 17.25 Elmer Sherrow, 19,.50 Tim Reardon 8.00 Hugh Miller 9.50- Ed Lewis 9100 tern. Fly 29.25 J. W. Ox 27900 The Committee further reported 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 George R. Lonne 37.50 American Ban 6450 V. A. Lochner 70;.(70 Heinz Drug Co. 3.25 I I Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Laurel, Montana, August 5, 1924. 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,. After some discussion,of claims considered to be emergency, it was moved and seconded that discussion of them be postponed until the next regular meeting of the City Council. The motion carried. It was moved and-seconded that sae do now adjournp The motion carried. Approved this 'I ^ day ATTEST: Y y Gle 1924. e < llayo r .