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Home My WebLink AboutCity Council Minutes 09.06.1921Minutes of the City Council of "Laurel Laurel, Fontana 'September 6, 19210 The City Council of the City of Laurel met in regular session at the Council Chamber in the City Hall and was called to order by Alayor Frank Wright at 8:00 P. Yl. September 6, 1921. Upon roll call, the following Aldermen answered present: uO V1 5 ausman The minutes of the regular meeting_ o-rC Aug-List 16, 1921, and of the adjourned regular meeting of A-ag .st 29, 1921, were L read and approved. The following named businessmen appeared in protest on the new schedule of licenses under the provisions of the New Ordinances Mr, Budge, representing the pool hall, Mr. ; ice?zse Parker,, the barber shop, r. Braswell and Schwertley, the shoe - makers, Mr. Wallizer, the black smith, and =±r. Krone, "'he F'I'T -protests. It Mechanic" Upon motion made by Councilma- Vordahl, second- ed by Councilman San an, the coL:plaints were -referred to a future meeting until more complete study of the ordinances could be made. Motion carried. The 11a;76r instructed the com- plainants' that if the ordinances' were- unfair that an earnest , effort would be made to adjust them. The reports of the Police judge, Chief of 2oli.ce, OJ-ficers, Chief of Fare Department, , City Treasurer, the Water Commissioner and the City Clerk were read and approved regorts. motion was made by Councilman Vordahl, seconded by ?_tc7i?ion of Councilman Kenyon, that the Sprinkling Ralu-e be continued for L)pr ixi - the month of September. The motion carried. a: tas. RESOLUTION NO., 224. Resolution Do. 224, 'being a resolution levying and in^ assessing all the property embraced within Special Improvement Montana, viith passage of Light i District No. 2 of the City of ' Laurel , three-fourths (3) of the entire cost of maintenance and electric current for the year 1921, was presented for final liesoli?pion passage, The Clerk presented to the Council an: affidavit showing proper publication in the Laurel Outlook, and inform- 1L0, 224. ed the Council that no protests had been received. A motion was made by Alderman. Bundy, seconded by Aldexman Clar7- that final passage and -approval of this resolution be made at this time. Upon roll call all Aldermen present voted "Aye". There- upon, the ayor declared the resolution finally passed. RESOLUTION 110. 225. Resolution Do, 225, being a resolution levying and in?vl assessing all the property embraced within Special Improvement 11 ighDing District No.. 1 of Lze City of T,,-- 1, Montana, with +? ,s ?e o ' three-fourths (,2) of the entire cost .0f. maintenance and electric current for the year 1921, was presented for final rIesol?utio i passage The Clerk presented to the Council an of id-avit showing proper publication in the Laurel Outlook, and inform- LJo. w25. ed the Council that no protests had been received.. 1 motion was made by Alderman V.ordahl',. seconded by Alderman Kenyon that final passage and approval of this resolution be made at this time. Upon roll call all Aldermen ,resent voted "Aye" ao.d the said resolution was declared finally sassed. RESOLUTION NO, 226, Resolution No. 226, being a resolution levying and 2 in_,I assessing all the pro, erty embraced %v ithin especial I-rn-provement prsraklin ; Distri_ct No. 1 0 the city of Laurel, Montana, with s"ss= Le oy improvements made therein v7as presented for final passage. 1 r, 7 of the 1 Minutes C ty Council of Laurel the Clerk presented to the Council an affidavit showing pro- 11esoIutiola per publication in the Laurel Outlook, and informed the Goun- cil that no . protests had been received. A mot ion eras made ilo.226. by alderman Richardson, seconded by Alderman enyon, that final passage and approval of this resolution be made at this time. Upon roll call all Aldermen present voted "Aye" and the said resolution was declared finally passed. I RRSMUTION NO. 227. Resolution No. 2271 being a -resolution levying and i in al assessing all -the pro-perty embraced within Special Improvement District No. 3 Sewer of the City ofLaurel, Montana, for the p nil t E 1 bonds and interest thereon outstanding at this time, was j o- J of sented for final passage. The Clerk presented to the Council an affidavit showing proper publication in the laurel Outlook _?eso7ti?tion , and info-2mged the Council that no protests had been received. A motion was made by Alderman Sausman, seconded: by Alderman Vordahl, that final passage and approval of this resolution be made at this time. Upon roll call, all aldermen present voted ".eye' and the said resolution was decia4red finally passed. T RESOLUTION NO. 228, 4 ' R esolution Eo. 228, being a resolution levying mad I assessing all the property embraced within Special Improvement District No., 6, Water, of the City of Laurel, Montana for the )aS,L.S'e of , payment of bonds and interest thereon outstanding at this t Lme , was presented` for final passage. The Clerk presented to the eso?_ut?_on Council an affidavit showing proper publication in the Laurel Outlook, and informed the Council that no protests' had been io. 220. received. A motion was made by Alderman Richardson, seconded by ?.Ider an Bundy, that final passage and approval of this resolution be made at this time. Upon roll call all Aldermen present voted L?Aye"" and the said resolution was declared finally passed. RESOLUTION N0. 2290 Resolution No. 229, being a resolution levying and inaI assessing all the property embraced within Special Improvement District No. 7, Sevier, of the City of Laurel, Elontana, for the . O?,S,:?C S e of payment of bonds and interest thereon outstanding at this , time was presented for final passage. The Clerk presented to the ?:esoution Council an affidavit showing proper publication in the Laurel, Outlook, and informed: the Council that no protests had been 29. 1 receiv Id . _'J. motion ;rws made by "lderm_an Clark, seconded by ldexman fordahl, that final passege and a;aproval of is is resolution be made at this time. Upon -roll call all - lde:?n en , present voted "Ayer" and the said resolution 'was declared finally passed. I RESOLUTION NO 2300 Resolution 1Io 230, being a resolution levying and Z?Z l I . _ ? assessing all the property, errwraced within Special Improvei,ien,_ I District No. 8, Water, of the City of Laurel, Montana, for tree 01 1 payment of bonds and interest thereon outstanding at this time, 1 was presented for f inal passage. The Clerk presented to the :tesoa uU ion ,L Council an affidavit showing ;groper publication in the Laurel ? Outlook, and informed the Council that no protests had been 3v. received. A motion was made by Alderman Sausman seconded by - ' , lderjnan Clark, that final passage and approval of this resolution be made at this time. Upon roll call, all Aldermen present voted ""Aye" sand the said resolution was declared i'nally passed. RESOLUTION 110, 231. 1 Resolution No. 231, bein.ga resolution levying and i 2 La l assessing all the property embraced within Special Improvement :District iTo, 9, eater, of the City of Laurel,. Montana, for the of j payment of bonds and interest thereon outstanding at this tide , was presented for final passage, The Clerk -presented to the esolucionj Council an affidavit showing proper, publication in the Laurel Outlook, and informed the Council that no protests had been o. ? ? received. A motion was made by Alderman L'enyon, seconded by ldenman Vord.ahl, that final passage and a-3_proval of this ` r7 \ resolution be made at this time. U_Oon roll` call, all Aldey_aen 7- present voted "Aye" and the said re?olutio?a was declared finally passed. { i Resolution Ho. 23a-, being a resolution levying and Final assessing all the -property embraced within Special Improvement District Igo. 1?, ?ater, of the Oita of laurel, ??iontane, for 'c he se of pgynent of bonds and interest thereon outstanding at this time, -vas presented for final passage. The Clerk- presented to the - esolution Council anaffid.avit showing proper publication in the Laurel . Outlook, and informed the Council thet no protests had been p. GSw. received. A motion was made by Alderman Bundy, seconded by A.lde rnan Clark, that final passage and approval , of : this resolution be made at this ti?c?e . upon roll call , all glQ-e i f C present toted s'Ayen and the said resolution was declared finally passed. i SOLUTIO 110, 233. Resolution No. 233, being a resolution levying and in w1 a :assessing all the, property, embraced within Special Improvement District No,, 12, Sewer, of the City of Laurel, Idontana, for the a??s? ge o? pallent of bonds and interest thereon outstanding at this time,.- was presented for f in a-1 passage. The Clerk presented to the zero ?u?iOn Council an affidavit shoring proper publication it the Laurel r~ Outlook, and Informed the Council that no protests had been received. Amotion was made by Alderman Kenyon, seconded by Alderman Band-y, that final passage and approval of this resolution be made at this time. Upon -roll cell, all _ lde-r ten present voted 'Aye's and the said resolution was declared f inal ly passed. Bills filed for the month of- August were re=erred to the Auditing Committee and after due deliberation, the comiRittee reported back recommending the payment of the following bills: Bills Geo . dikels $3.00 J. H. Rees 3.00 Reese Price 3.00 R. C. Roach 3.00 Tom Garr 3.00 John Gary 3.00 C. F. Edwards 3.00' C. F. E67ards . ' 3.00 J. H. Rees 5.00 O. W0 Fenton 3.00 allowed John Gary 3.00 Peter Krone 3.00 Tom Gary 6.00 E. W. Snyder. 34.00 !.gels Vo rda:hl 6.OE3 H. Bundy 6.00 H, d Clc r _6.00 B. B. Hag 6.00 H. D. ?ienyon 6,00 H. ?,. snudsen_ 6.00 R. .1. Richardson 6100 W. X. Sau an 6.00 for Frank Nright =70.00 Br, R. Broughton 148.00 W. L. A. Calder 150.00 Tyr. R. Brougthon 3Q.00 Mont. Power Co. 2.65 0. C. Bundy 2.50 T. R Holmes Co, 46.25 S. L. Tebo 5.00 Geo. W. 'angle 55.00 Mont . Power Co 234.14 Laurel Outlook 200.00 W. S. Jones 8.80 ? Laurel State Bk. 103.31 H. Mueller TuIfg. Co128.36 Wulff Fill. Stat, 17.80 John- Staples 5.00 J Cont. Pipe Id. Co.: 60.50 Jake K fer 150.00 ? vet. 04. C. Bundy 325.00 'Tim. Fl 229.48 City 11ater Dept. 78.00 City 'vater Lept. 105.00 Harld B. Godfrey 411.84 Yt sto ne _ Garage 18.85 L. H Chamberlin 6100 M. St T. & T. Co. 12.61 Amer. Bank 3'7.50 Laurel Outlook 132.88 l Sande Drug Ca. 31.10 Bgs. S. & 0. S. co. 1.90, Geo . Hudson 25.00 Vera Stu= 52.63 Vera S urm 52.63 Leo Bodtke 17.50 i Ben Nit 45.63 A. L. Gravy 41.65 1 Turner H Eariy 50.00 Mont 1?o,;ler Co. 330.40 Henry Kaiser 136.25 C. E, Gilbreath 250.00 T. _A.. I?igney 168.35 T. A. Rigney 91.65 Harry 2chrG.pps 156.30 Leo,; Bodtke 35.63 YI stone Garage 86.65 City Dater het 49.57 Braswell C'auc?uue 450.00 Midland Iron Wks. 180,9'7 i ?orttnington Co. 76.50 A. D. Nallize-r 11.05 S. L. Tebo 6.50 It was =loved and seconded that the report of the com- ittee be adopted and that the Clerk be instructed %o drag warrants -npoii the nro,per funds in payment of the bills allowed. The motion carried. 14o-ged and seconded that 'tdaa d. o ad.3 ourn? ' 1do ti on Carrie d. _I _e ?? . p '? is ka? day 0 f September. A MM QM