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Home My WebLink About11-16-1915 Minutes288 Pasco, Wash. November, 16th, 1915. CoTncil met in rrgular order and was called to order by Councilman Reardon. In the absence of the Iatayor it was moved by Augustaco, seconded by Schmidtman, that councilman Reardon act as NWor Protem Motion carried unanimous and councilman neardon took the Seat as Mayor Protem. Councilmen Steffins, Augustavo, Schmidtman, Steckel, Kwnoyer and iteardon, Answered Roll Call. rhe 11inute of the meeting of November, 2nd, 1915 were read. Moved by Steffins, seconded by Schmidtman, that the minutes of the forego -Ing date stand aproved as read. Motion carried and so ordered. The following bills all having been signed by the Claims Committee were read. Moved by Augustavo, seconded by Steffins that the foregoing bills be allowed and paid and cnargeu to their respective funds. Roll Call as dollows, Aye: Steffins, Augustavo, Schmidtman, Steckel, isenoyer, and Reatdon. I:4otion Carried and so oredered. A Petition praying for the elimination of certain property from the mire district, was read. Moved by Steffins, seconded by Augustavo, that said petition be l,;id on tune table until the next regular meeting. I:lotion c arried and so ordered. A nroposed Ordin^nee entitled "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 161, AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE, FIRE LIMITS 'NITRIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF P^RCO, AND AMENDING SECTION 8 THEREOF :1ND SUfiSTITUTING FOR SAID SECTION 8. THE FOrLO TING IJHICH SHALL BE KNY,'IQ .'.ISTD DESIGNATED AS SECTION 8, OF SAIn OFDINARCE, that had hrd its first and second reading November, n'al 1916, was nresented.also -.n ordin.`anee later prepared by the City Attorney for the }purpose of substitgtin.g said Ordinance just presented. hIoved by Steffins, seconded by Augustavo, that said Proposed Ordin-nces be 1^id on the table until the next regular meeting. Motion carried ,nd so ordered. The Council then proceeded to act ^s canva.sing board for the purpose of cane^-ing the votes cast at the primary election held November 9th, 1915. Moved by Kenoyer, seconded by Schmidtm^n that Councilmen August-vo, .n d teckels be-ppdinted as tellers to keep ^ccount of the votes received by 289 various Candidates, of both p^rties. Motion c,rried and so ordered. After a thorough canvas of the votes -s counted by the E1^etion"Bo rds of the different Precincts, tha follvving candid^tea were found to h^ve received the highest number of votes c-:st for their respective offices for the Progressive Le^Rve P-rty. - N^me Office Number of Votes receoved. Edward A. D^vis M^yor 93 R. B. McF-rl^nd, Cit- 22e -surer 94 C. A. Dol^n Citv Clerk, 77 C. M. O'Brien Citv A+torney, 86 W. F. Chute, Coun&ilman 3 Year Term 86 L. L. Holt. " ,T IT IT 86 W. A. Harrison, IT IT " " 85 Ch"s R,nkert Jr. It 1 IT TT r,9 R. F. F -1k, I, At L„rge, 91. Movnd by Steckel, secondad by Augustavo, that the foregoing p"rties having received the highest number of votes cast for their respective offices be declared the n6minees and th t their names be placed on the official BIllots. Motion carried and so ordered. The Soci^list Pqrty Ticket was found as follows, N- me Office Number of Votes Received, Sil^s Kenoyer, Mayor 66 C. M. B,rr Citv Clerk 19 G. R. Neece Counci'lm�n 3 ,year term 68 H. M. E^rhart if IT ” " 66 E. F. Clem -ns, " " IT It 9• Frank L. Steckel, it 3 IT ITT 6P Fred Kurtzm^n, If At L^rge, 77 Moved by Steffins, seconded by Auaustavo, that the foregoing p^rties Saving, received the highest number of votes cast for their respective offices be declared the nominees of said party ticket tend th^t their names be pl-ced on the Official Bdllots. Motion carried rnd so ordered. On Motion Dulv C^rried Council Adjourned. A v� ATTEST: T Y 0 L E u' . isproved on the / _day of 1 1915: No. To Whome Issued jaor What Issued, Amount. 3639 C. Sutphin Cleaning Sts. 13.75 3640 Star Transfer Co. IT " 2.50 3641 Urs J. H. Farhner Meals for Election Board 5.00 3642 Cunningham Hotel IT IT " IT 5.00 3643 The Violette Cafe. " TT " ,T 5.25 3644 Tri. K. Gray, Election Inspector Precinct No,1.4.50 L 3645 W. P. Gray, " Judge IT " TT 4.50 3646 C. B. Treffery, " " " IT 4.50 3647 J. hf. Arnett Clerk " 'T 'T 4.50 3648 Anna V. Linderman " It IT ,T 'T 4.50 364 Ralph Riggs Inspector Precinct Do.3. 4.50 3650 Mrs Aurilia Pratt, " Judge, 4.50 3651 0. H. Turk, IT 4,50 !i 3652 W. L. Reno Clerk: 4.50 3653 A. M. Haylett " " " IT " 4.50 3654 Gertrude Steffins Inspector Precinct Ho,2. 6.00 3655 I. H. Sandage, Jugge, 6.00 3656 J. W. Clemans, IT IT 6.00 3657 Elizabeth Baring, Clerk 6.00 i 3658 Marie Norris, If IT " `T 6.Ou Moved by Augustavo, seconded by Steffins that the foregoing bills be allowed and paid and cnargeu to their respective funds. Roll Call as dollows, Aye: Steffins, Augustavo, Schmidtman, Steckel, isenoyer, and Reatdon. I:4otion Carried and so oredered. A Petition praying for the elimination of certain property from the mire district, was read. Moved by Steffins, seconded by Augustavo, that said petition be l,;id on tune table until the next regular meeting. I:lotion c arried and so ordered. A nroposed Ordin^nee entitled "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 161, AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE, FIRE LIMITS 'NITRIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF P^RCO, AND AMENDING SECTION 8 THEREOF :1ND SUfiSTITUTING FOR SAID SECTION 8. THE FOrLO TING IJHICH SHALL BE KNY,'IQ .'.ISTD DESIGNATED AS SECTION 8, OF SAIn OFDINARCE, that had hrd its first and second reading November, n'al 1916, was nresented.also -.n ordin.`anee later prepared by the City Attorney for the }purpose of substitgtin.g said Ordinance just presented. hIoved by Steffins, seconded by Augustavo, that said Proposed Ordin-nces be 1^id on the table until the next regular meeting. Motion carried ,nd so ordered. The Council then proceeded to act ^s canva.sing board for the purpose of cane^-ing the votes cast at the primary election held November 9th, 1915. Moved by Kenoyer, seconded by Schmidtm^n that Councilmen August-vo, .n d teckels be-ppdinted as tellers to keep ^ccount of the votes received by 289 various Candidates, of both p^rties. Motion c,rried and so ordered. After a thorough canvas of the votes -s counted by the E1^etion"Bo rds of the different Precincts, tha follvving candid^tea were found to h^ve received the highest number of votes c-:st for their respective offices for the Progressive Le^Rve P-rty. - N^me Office Number of Votes receoved. Edward A. D^vis M^yor 93 R. B. McF-rl^nd, Cit- 22e -surer 94 C. A. Dol^n Citv Clerk, 77 C. M. O'Brien Citv A+torney, 86 W. F. Chute, Coun&ilman 3 Year Term 86 L. L. Holt. " ,T IT IT 86 W. A. Harrison, IT IT " " 85 Ch"s R,nkert Jr. It 1 IT TT r,9 R. F. F -1k, I, At L„rge, 91. Movnd by Steckel, secondad by Augustavo, that the foregoing p"rties having received the highest number of votes cast for their respective offices be declared the n6minees and th t their names be placed on the official BIllots. Motion carried and so ordered. The Soci^list Pqrty Ticket was found as follows, N- me Office Number of Votes Received, Sil^s Kenoyer, Mayor 66 C. M. B,rr Citv Clerk 19 G. R. Neece Counci'lm�n 3 ,year term 68 H. M. E^rhart if IT ” " 66 E. F. Clem -ns, " " IT It 9• Frank L. Steckel, it 3 IT ITT 6P Fred Kurtzm^n, If At L^rge, 77 Moved by Steffins, seconded by Auaustavo, that the foregoing p^rties Saving, received the highest number of votes cast for their respective offices be declared the nominees of said party ticket tend th^t their names be pl-ced on the Official Bdllots. Motion carried rnd so ordered. On Motion Dulv C^rried Council Adjourned. A v� ATTEST: T Y 0 L E u' . isproved on the / _day of 1 1915: