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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09-06-1922 MinutesSeptember 6th., 1922. The Council met in regular session with Mayor Warden presiding. The following answeredvroll call:Goodell, Haylett. Nelson and Saggent. Mayor appointed Haylett and Nelson to act on finance comittee. The minutes of August 15th were read and there being no objections the Mayor declared them approved as regd. The follwoing bills ellowed ny the claims committee were read: Voucher number Claimant DistriVuution Amount 2909 A. R. Puchner Clerk 40.00- 2910 R. B. McFarland Treasurer 140.00- 2911 Wm Scott Janitor 10.00• 2912 C W Johnson Attorney 40.00• 2913 J E Sullivan Police 150,00- 2914 J H Fuller " 125,00- 2915 25.00-2915 V B Cox Ploice Judge 15.00 2916 H F Kammann Health 15.00 2917 A H Bommell Police 125.00 2918 Pacific Power and Light Light and Water 443 65 - 2919 Yakima Bindery and Print Cc Clerk Exp M8- 2920 Pasco Rdwe Co Mis 30.65- 2921 Standard Print Cc Cemetery 1.75- 2922 P D Mann Swwr 3/00, 2923 E M Livengood Street 121.00• 2924 Frank Smith " 124.00- 2925 0 R Koontz LID 43 12.00' 2926 Paeifie Power and Light City Hall 15.70• 2927 City Cafr Prisoners Board 115,25- 2928 15.252928 Mrs M L Bannerman Matron 11.00• 2929 J H Campbell Parks 40.00- 2930 Pasco Hdwe Cc Mia 35.98• 2931 Wm Livermore LID 43 4.00- 2932 New P-soo Drug Jail 2,00- 2933 cPacifie Telephone Police and Treas 20.15- 2934 0.152934 Shaw and Borden Cc Cemetary 112.88• 2935 John Schermerhorn Police 5.50, 2936 D. J. Hopkins Hail 4.00- 2937 A. -J. Bressner Police and Traes 17.00, Goodell seconded by Sargent moved that the bills be allowed and warrants drawn for same. Upomn roll call all councilmen present voted YES. Robbins appeared. HeB lett seconded by Sargent moved that the CitynAttorney be instructed to drwa up an ord- inance accepting and dediciling a 60 foot strip across the West J of Block 4 Pettits add- ition to the city of Pasco fej thus straightening out 10th Street,' for a street. Carried. Plat of Northern Pacific Railway Company First Addition to the City of Pasco was presented. Haylett Seconded by Robbin8 moved that the plat be aee approved and so marked. Carried. An ordinance Regulating and Prohibiting the Sle, Use or Possession of Narcotic Drugs waa re Nelson seconded by Robbins moved that the ordinance be passed and adopted as read. Carried. nn An ordinance regarding the rubbish cont3.tners to be installed by-l�-�-�.", was read. Haylett secondel by Robbins moved that the ordinameebe passel and adopted as read. Carried. Arplication of Ed Massey to operate a soft drink establishment and card room at 122 Lewis Street was read. Goodell secohded by Haylett moved that the application begranted and City Clerk issue license when chief of police notifys him that request for interior changes have been made by Ed Massey. Carried. J. M. Hirai's application fro s6ft dricnk establishment was read. Goodell moved that ap-lication be granted but same was lost failing to receive a second. Hallett seconded by Robbins moved that the city health officier be instructed to tkke samples of city water and have same analyzed and sane be made once a month and reports made council. Carried. Nelson ssconded by Goodell moved that the salary of water superintendelit be $150 per month. Carried. Redolved that it is the interest and pgrpose of the City Council to comstruct a municipal water system for the city for all pupposes, same to be financed by the issuance of General Utilify Bonds, Committee of three to be appointed tc confer with the Pacific Power and Light Company as to minimum price they will take for system they own and if satisfactory price can not be obtained we proceed and condemn their present system. Haylett seconded by Nelson moved that the resolution be adopted. Carried. Mayor appointed Robbins, Haylettm and Goodell as committee. Robbins seconded by Sargent moved that the coal bids be revised to include RO WE Coal. Carried. Clef m for damages of the First National Bank Enumclaw, Wash was read. Nelson seconded by Robbins moved that the cidtm be rejected upon the opinion of the City Attorney. Carried. Nelson seconded by Robbins moved that the tentative budget be published as required by law. The Council prepared the following budget as provided in Mr. Ne7.804's motion: The City Council of the City of Pasco met in regular session on Tuesday, the 5th day of September, 7.922, and at such meetin prepared ab estimate of receipts and expenditurex for the next ensuing year, as follows: Clerks Department: Salary...........................................480.00 580.0_ Expense for office ............................... 100.00 Treasurers Department: Salary. .......................................... 1680.00 320.00 2000.00 Office Expense ............................. ......L Legal Department: Salary..... ...................................... 480.00 100.00 580.00 Expense.... .............................. Health Department: Salary, ..... oo ................................... 180.00 ................................ 120.00 Expense.. . 300.00 Fire Department: Sa'ary........................................... 120.00 Expense . ........................................ 300.00 Equipment- .................... oo ... o .... oo..o.. 7500.00 7920.00 Police Department.......... Salary.. ... 4800.00 Expense ......................................... 1200.00 6000.00 Printing.. ........................... 2 �of�Streets 6500.00 Maintenance .................... •hydrant�ronatl Street light and water ............. 6500.00 Maintenance of sewers ........................... 750.00 Police Justice................................ 180.00 Parks.. .......................................... 2000.00 Auditing City Books ............................. 200.00 Election Expense... ........................... 200.00 Maintenace of City Hall.- ...... o ...............1000.00 Miscellaneous ................................... 1500.00 19080.00 Total Est&ma.ted current expense.... . ...................................$36460.00 Estimated Receipts, fines, licensee,ltc................................... 5000.00 Amount to be raised for current expense fund ............................... 31460.00 Interest on City H 11 Bonds................$1600.00 Interest on City Afunding Bonds........... 1600.00 City Hall Bond Redepmtion Fund ............. 1600.00 Library Fund ............................. 3111100 7910.00 Toatl amount to be raised by taxation .................$39370.00 Notice is therefore given that the City Council of the City of Pasco will meet on the 1st Monady in October, at the hour of 8:00 P. M., in the City Hall, for the purpose of revising or adopting such estimates and providing tax levies ti-erefor. Dated at Pasco, this 5th day of September. 1922. mayor ATTEST: i er , Appro ed as to form. City Attorney. Robbins seconded by Goodle7l moved that the meeting adjourn to meet Hriday evening. Carried. Passed for approval this day of Sept. 1922. City orney. Map or. ATTEST: %�j� T ,r I c City Cleft. Passed and Approved this / lay of Sept. 1922.