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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-09-1922 Minutes604 November 8, 1922. The Council met in refularvsession as November 7th was a legal holiday the meeting was he on the 8th. Mayor Warden presided. The following answered toll call: Heylett and Robbins. Robbins secondod by Haylett moved that the meeting adjourn to meet Nov. 9th. VCarrled. Passed for approval tht8.day of Nov. 1922. City Attorney ATTEST: Mator _ _ d and approved t s day of Nov. 1922. November 9th. 1922. The council met in adjourned session with Mayor Warden presiding. The follwoing answered roll call: Goodell, Haylett, March, Nelson, F.obbinsip add Sargent. The minutes of October 17th were redd and there being no objections the Mayor declared them approved as reald. Goodell appointed to serve on the claims committee. The follwoing bills approved by the claims committee were read; vouchar number Claimant Distribution Amount 2993 A. R. Puc-ner Clark 40.00- 2994 R B McFarland Treasurer 140.00- 2995 C WVJohnson Attorney 40.00- 0.00@996 @996J E Sullivan Police 150.00- 2997 J H Fuller IT 125.00- 2998 V B Cox Police Judge 15.00- 2999 H F Kanmann Health Officier 15.00- 3000 A H Bommell Police 125.00- 3001 E M Livengood Street 150.00- 3002 J W Clemans Cemetary 75.00 - 3003 Wm Scott Janitor 10.00• 3004 H Van Valkenbuxg Library 30.00. 3005 Jessie Matfield " 85.00- 3006 Pacific Power and Light 10.55• 3007 " City Hall 16.50' 3008 Standard Oil Co Police and Street 58.28' 3009 " " 21.75• 3010 Economy Tire Shop Street 21.35- 3011 J E Sullivan Police Exp 30.00• White River Lumber Cc 3012 St cemetery and Gen 2.55• 3m13 J H Campbell Parks 60.00- 3014 Pasco Machine Co Clerk and St 8.00• 3015 Pacific Telephone and Tel Police and Treas 9).20- ).20•3@16 3M16Mrs M L Bannerman Matron 12.00• 3017 Mrs J E Sullivan IT 3.00• 3018 City Cafe Prisoners Board 91.50• 3019 Matilda Wallis Election Expense 8.25- 3020 K S Koontz IT 8.25• 3021 Pearl Cornwell " 8.25• 3022 Kate Smith " 7.75• 3023 R 11 Banks " 7.73 3024 E F Campbell 7.75- 3025 F L Eaton 8.50• 3026 Clara Hicks " 8.50, 3027 H V Banks " 8.50 3028 D W McGhfe " 8.00• 3029 H M Earhart " 8.00• 3030 M R Hiii IT 8,00- 3031 C W Johnson police 3.80• Neslon seconded by Robbins moved that the bills be allowed and warrants drawn for sa-�e. Upon roll call all councilmen present voted Yes. Aletter from John E. Price and Co. of Seattle was -read. A letter from Wobthington-Pai %y -M Pump and Machinery Co. Seattle was read. A letter from the Columbia Valley Municipal League was read and it was suggested that the clerk write and find out how many had paid in ther quota. A communication from the Public SeAleb Co Pasco was read. Haylett seconded by Nelson moved that it be resolved that the Public Scales Company be granted permission to install a public scale in north and south alley in Block 19 Gerry's Addition, centre of foundation of scale to be 54 feet distance from manhole in centre of East and West alley in said block 19, said scale to be so constructed and occupied so as not to obstruct the free use of said alley, except during period of construction. Carried. A letter from the library board recoTiunending Mrs. Jahnke to be appointedto the libarj< board was read. Mayor Warden appointed Mrs. Jahnke on the library board. Nelson seconded by March moved that the appoinimmdnt be confirmed and she be notified. Carried. Reports of the police judge for July, August, Spptember and October were read. An ordinance amending ordinance No. 290, the same being "An ordinance fixing the salaries of the City Treasurer, City Clerk, and City Atyorney" so as to change the salary of the City Treasurer, was read. Haylett seconded by Nelson moved that the ordinance be passed and adopted as read. Carried. Nelson seconded by March moved that the bid of the Pasco Plumbing and Heating Co for pipe fittings for dead ends on irrigation laterals be accepted and purcahsing agent purchase same. Carried. Goodell seconded by Nelson moved that we get in touch with the Cougty Engineer in regard to oiling of roads and have Mr. Boak get prides on oil. Carried. Robbins secondel by Nelson moved that City Clerk advertise for bids on "triple combination" pump, chemical and hose car fully wqul)pped-pump to be 250 to 300 gallons per minute at 120r pressure, chassis and motor sRfficient to handle equipment under all conditions4p chassis 11 to 2ton, Full specifications to accompany bids, allowance to be made if city furnish chemical tanks; Bidder to mount same. Bids subject to rejection. Bids to be-re-ve received not later than December 5th. Carried. r'iC,; The Council procee e o canvas o c re urns o e r mary a ec on being as follows: The foll.owang answered roll call: Goodell, March, Nelson, Robbins and Sargent. 2 Name Office Number votes received. J. Gannon Mayor 593 H Warden Amount 490 R. Heether 3033 J. E. Sullivan (assg Wirth) Police 94 M. M. Eaton 21.80- 1 Alfred R. Puchner City Clerk 694 C. N. Boulter 8.00- 397 C. Barr 3039 Marie Colvin 1 Carl Bird City Treasurer 902 C. Barr 3042 N. W. Fire Apparatus Cc Fire Dept Exp 8 R. B. McFarland Councilman 4 yaer term 2 Joe Pete A letter from Mr. McCredie of Sunnyside stating the amounts that had 1 C. W. Johnson City Attorney 638 E. A. Davis 514 D. Burt Bryan Councilman atbl.a.rge 913 J. Schermerhorn The foll.owang answered roll call: Goodell, March, Nelson, Robbins and Sargent. 2 Chas Smith 1 C. Barr voucher 1 E. W. Landt Amount 1 A . M. Haylett 3033 J. E. Sullivan (assg Wirth) Police 1 A. F. Petty 21.80- 1 Frank Bennett 3036 Horrigan Bros " 1 J. F. O'Herin 8.00- 1 Carl Bird 3039 Marie Colvin 1 F. W. Nelson Councilman 4 year tern unexpired 865 M. J. Linderman 3042 N. W. Fire Apparatus Cc Fire Dept Exp 1 Levi Pyles Councilman 4 yaer term 880 W. W. Robbins A letter from Mr. McCredie of Sunnyside stating the amounts that had 654 J. T. Sargent read. 612 Levi Clayton 521 A. M. Haylett Application of Federated Shop Crafts to run the bowling alleys in the 423 1 ,H. v..Banks Nelson seconded by March moved that a license be grabted the Federated The Council declared the following nominated to appear on thr Progressive League Party ballot for the December election; J. Gannon Mayor ALfred R. Puchner City Clerk C. W,Johnson City Attorney Carl Bird City Treasurer D. Burt Bryan Councilman at large Levi Pyles Council -an four year term W. W. Robbins " J. T. Sargent " F. W. Nelson Four year term unexpired. Neslon seconded by March moved that the City Clerk notify candidates of their nomination. Car rie d Haylett seconded by Robbins moved that the pirchasing agent purchase four 3z%30 cord tires for the police department. Carried upon all councilman voting yeas. Robbins seconded by Haylett moved that the purchasing agent purchase a new dump beg for the City truck. Upon roll call all councilmen present voted YES. Haylett seconded by Robbins moved that the meeting adjourn. Carried. Passed for approvalthisday of November 1922. --►-y Attorney UlT Mayor ATTEST: 'l City Clerk. Passed and approved this day of November 1922. City a rkr November 21,1922. The Couno it met in re g lar session with Mayor Warden presiding. The foll.owang answered roll call: Goodell, March, Nelson, Robbins and Sargent. The minutes of Nov. 8 and 9th were raed and there being no objections the Mayor declared them approved as read. The follwoing bills approved by the claims committee were read: voucher number Claimant Distribution Amount 3032 Pacific Power and Light Co. Light and wa'er $426.54• 3033 J. E. Sullivan (assg Wirth) Police 15.00 3034 gl.eeb Lumber Yard N. P. Park 21.80- 3035 H. L. Clemens Cemetary 7.00• 3036 Horrigan Bros " 6.03, 3037 G. D. Jaynes Election 8.00- 303R Mrs Ida Mercer 8.00- 3039 Marie Colvin 8.00• 3040 Pasco Herald Printing 27.25, 3041 R. B. McFarland City Treas M1scellaneots 87.79- 3042 N. W. Fire Apparatus Cc Fire Dept Exp 39.53' 8948 Nelson seconded by Robbind moved that the bills be allowed and warrants drawn for same. Upon roll call all councilmen voted YES. A letter from Mr. McCredie of Sunnyside stating the amounts that had been paid in by the different communties in the fight for lower ligh* andpower rates was read. Goodell seconded by Nelson moved that the City Clerk draw a war rant for our quota, $170, and send sa-rto 11r. McCredie/ Upon roll call all canncilmen present voted YES. Application of Federated Shop Crafts to run the bowling alleys in the Cunningham Hotel for three months was read. Nelson seconded by March moved that a license be grabted the Federated Shop Crafts for the bowling alleys for three months at a fee of $8. Gar rie d. A petition signed by property holders in blocks 14 and 15 N. P. Plat requesting that Lot 5 Block 14 N. P. Platt be cleaned up was read. Haylett entered council room Nelson seconded by Robbins moved that Livengood purchase a muffler for the tractor. Carried. Nelson seconded'by Goodell moved that the City Clerk appoint election boards for the election Dec. 5i Carried. Nelson seconded by Goodell moved that the meeting adjourn. Car rie d. Passed for approiral thei day of Dec. 1922. City A or Mayo ATTEST: 0 City Clerk. Paass/erl and �japproved �this da of Dec. 1922. erli .