HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 02.01.1921The City Council of the G ty of Laurel, met in regular
session, in the Council Chamber the Ci*ty Hall, and were called
to order by !?ayor Davis at 8:20 p.m. At roll Ball the following
Aldermen were present:
Morris
Knudsen
Bundy
Sausman
Kenyon
Brohaugh {
Absent:
vordahl
Hagdman
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1 minutes of the meeting held on January 18th were read and
on motion daly made, seconded and parried, 4ere approved as read.
January reports of the Police judge, atreet Commissioner ,
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and the Gh:ief of rolice were read. It was moved and seconded that
all of the said reports be approved, %iotion carried.
In accordance with the Gounci 1 t s instruct ions t the Council
meeting held on January 7_1 8th, the Street and Alle epos e that an
inspection of the work completed to dame in Special improvement Dis-
tricts 34 and 37 had been made and recd-??ended that , whereas, the
work had not been completed in a sa ;isfacto ry manner, bonds in pay- ?
ment for the final estimate be withheld until such time as the nec- ?
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essary repairs had been made. Upon being informed by the Clerk that
these bonds had already been issued and. delivered, but, that the City
Mill held in its safe bonds in the sum of 816.}fi_, payable to the
same contractor, covering the -final estimate of District 36,, it was
moved and seconded that these bonds be withheld until the repairs in
Districts 34 and 37 had, been made. Iniotion carried..
the ule rk then read some correspondence betv?een Dr. R. C.
Yain,_ Con: qty Health Officer at Billings and 1dr. 'F. J. O'Donnell of
the Mate Board of Health concerning Pranees,Ogg, proprietor,- and
Maude Palmer a± t,ie Laurel Rooms, Laurel, Montana. It was: mo ve c l.
seconded that the proprieter be requested to appear before the City
Council in the Council Chamber at the next regular Council meeting
and show cause why the license granted to run the Laurel Rooms should
not be revoked. Idotion carried,
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The Olerk was instructed to in
that in the opinion of the City Goimac ,,, the Laurel Rooms should be
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dealt with according to the provisions of Chapter 106, Sections 3-and
7 of the 1919 Session saws.
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The bills filed for the month of January, 1921, were then
presented to the Mayor ?vho referred them to the Auditing Committee
requesting an audit and report at this meeting. Alderman Hageman
being absent, the Mayor appointed Alderman Brohaugh to act in his
stead. After due- deliberation, the Auditing Committee reported back
reco-a ending payment of the following bills:
Jens Nelson 37.50 Jake Kiser 6.75
- Laurel State Bank 1'2.00 Henry Kiser 130.63.
F. T. martin 2.00 Harry Schrwpps 150.00
T.'L.A.Calder 41.65 ldoael C10. Co. 8.75
E. J. Niec? ekorn 164.94 Laurel OutlooI? 54.6b-
Z. J. !diedel:orn 41.65 IIt. S. T. & T. Go. 12.30
Jeanette T arr imo re 25.00 Heinz Drug Co 38.20
I:=irs. E. J. Niedekorn 17.25 Chas. Davis 30.00
Claude Bilbrath 210.00 Chas. Ifiorris 6.00
Laurel iradin:g Co. 13.40 Ilels Vo rd.ahl 6..00
E. L. Z enton 25.00 % >:. 8ausman 6.00
G. E. Settergren 47.95 3. B. 3agei-,aan 6.00
M. R. Walt on 10.00 J. S. Brohaugh 6.00
L. A. 7 i lkins on 2.00 H. C. Knudsen 6.00 ?
G. V1. Bell 2.00 H. A. Bundy 6.00
Minutes of the City Council of Laui rel
H. 11. larson 2100 H. D. Kenyon 6100
J. A. Hartley 2,00 D. W. atsabaugh 2.Op-
Paul.Dancan 2.00 J. H. Jordan 2,00
Wallace Warf field 2.00 J. H. Stienke 2.00
Clyde Melins 2.00 -ffm. Kayser 2.00,
Industrial Aecident -Board69.60 Harry White 175.00
Davis Transfer 00. 58.10 - Cont. Pipe Mfg... Co. 5.95
Harry schrapes 22.4 Remington,. yp. -Co 5100
blidland Iron Wrks 146.67 J-. V. Huffman 2.00
.Mont. Pwr- . Co
408.>99
Petty Cash
37.38
Walter Green 9'7.50 : City Water Dept. 126.75
0. 0. Bundy 61.50 0. 0. Bunk 1,2.40
0. C. Bundy 208.05 U. P. Ry. C.o. 232.72
Holmes hbr. Go. 142.00 Bond Buyer . 43.75
The Bill of the Yellowstone Garage Co was referred baci for cor-
rection as to charges for taxi service to Billings. It was
moved and seconded that the report of. the Committee be approved
and that the Clerk be instructed to draw warrants upon the proper
funds in payment thereof. Motion carried..
The Council again took' up the matter of as - issue of
Funding Bonds to fund all outstanding warrants except warrants
drawn on the Water Fund, After extended discussion thereof, it was
moved and seconded that-the Mayor and 01erk? arrange with Mr. darble,
representing the of Denver, Colorado,
for the hauling 3f t7e oQeediHR ciden and necessary to plac-
ing: said Funding Bonds upon the market. Motion carried.
Moved, and seconded that we now adjourn. Motion carried.
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Approved this / day of 1921,
Mayor
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