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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12-30-1922 MinutesATTEST:ulty - er . Passe' and approved this 2nndd day of Jan. 1923. h CITY CLERK 6.11 January 2, 1923. The Iconnleil met in regular session with Mayor Warden presiding. The following answered roll call: Goodell, Haylett, March, Nelson and Robbins. The minutes of December 30th were raed and there being no objections the Mayor declared them approved as read. The following bills approved by the claims committee were read: voucher number Claimant Distribution Amount. 31221 Pasco Taxicompany Misc 9.00 3122 Roff Motor Co. Street 167.50- 3123 Y& ima Bindery Co. Treasurer office 33.98- 3124 Pacific Power and Light Co.City Hall 15.00' 3125 J. E. Sullivan Police 10.00' 3126 J. H. Bommell " 9.00. 3127 J. H. Fuller TV9.00 3128 Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Miso 32.15- Nelson 2.].5•Nelson sec onde:l by March moved the bills be all owed and warrants drawn for same. Upon roll call all councilmen voted YES. Report of P lice Judge Cox was read. Robbins seconded by melson moved the meeting adjourn. Carried. The new council consisting of Gannon Na, YWor and the following as councilmen took their seats: Robbins, March, Goodell, Pyles, Bryan, Nelson and Sargent. Clerk reported he had the oaths of office of new members and necessary bonds of clerk and treasurer. Mayor Bannon made the following apponitments: Claims: Robbins, Sargent, and March. Street and Alley Nelson, BryFn and Pyles. Water and Light: Goodell, Sargent, and Pyles. Police and Licenses: Belson. Goodell, and Pyles. Finance and Judiciary: March, Robbins, and Bryan. Auditing: Robbins, Nelson,and March. Public Property: Bryan, Nelson, and Goodell. Chief of Police; E. A. Puryear, Health Officier: Dr. E. B. O'Briem. Building Inspector: A. B. Custer. Street Commissioner; Levi Clayton. Park. Commissioners A. F. Wehe and'John Mulholland. Polic Judge; J. Schermerhorn. Nelson seconded by March moved that the appointments be conformed. Carried. Chief of Police Puryear appointed P. A. Thomas and D. Butler as patrolman. Bryan seconded by Goodell moved the apponitments be confirmed. Carried. Nelson seconded by Robbins moved that J. T. Sargent be appointed water superintendent. Carried. Resignation of J. T. Sargent as councilman was read. March seconded by Nelson moved that the resignation be accepted. Car rie d . RobbEns seconded by March nominated A. Y. Ha)71ett for conncilma.n. Nelson seconded by Robbins nominated H. F. Colvin for councilman. Bryan seconded by Pyles nominated W. T. Barnes for councilman. March seconded by Robbins moved that the nominations be closed. Carried. The vote upon be lot was Barnes 3 and Haylett 3. Upon a second ballot the vote stood the same. Robbins seconded by Nelson moved that the council reconsider the appointment of new council- man. Ua rrie d . Goodell seconded by March moved that nominated J. F. O'Herin. Robbins motion nominated G. D. Jaynes was withdrawn. Robbins seconded by Nelson moved that the nominations J. F. O'Herin elected to fill vacancy caused by J. T. Nelson seconded by Pyles move} that R. B. McFarland be and sewer map at a salary of 150 per month. Upon roll call all co--ncilmen voted YES. Nelson seconded by ,arch moved the meeting adjourn. PAssed for approval this _Z�L-Ltday of Jan. 1923. City attorney ATTEST: J ) � �_/-,C L' C L L City er . Passed nd ap am ed this /6 day of Jan. o923. ae - T_ Uity -Clerk . be closed. Sargent resigning. employed to clear up clerks vault Carried. Mayor . Decamber 30, 1922. The -Council met in adjourned session with Mayor Warden presiding. The follwoing answered roll call:Goodell, Haylett, Nelson, and Robbins, The minutes of Dec. 5th, 7th and 19th were read and there being no objectiosn the Mayor declared them approved as read. A let'er from R. B. McFarland , City Treasu_•er in regard to cancelling warrants #101 for $2 qnd warrant no. 310 for $4 and warrant no. 1005 for $6 was read. Haylett seconded by Nelson moved that McFaralnd be authorized to cancel the said warrants. Thefollwoing bills apporved by the claims committee were read: voucher number Claimant Distributionmount. 3073 Pacific Power and Light Co. Library 12:45. 3074 John W. Graham and Co. It 142.86• 3075 E. M. Livengood Street 10.00, 3076 R. B. McFaralnd Misc 12.44 - 3077 Pasco Taxi Co. " 20.25• 3078 Pasco Hdwe Co. if 8.90. 3079 U. S. Rubber Cc Fire Dept 600.00- a80 Pesco Herald Printing 27.00• 3081 E F Winanas Street 7.50- 3082 Pacific Power and Light Pound 2.50' 3083 Union Paint Cc Police sta tai on 10000• 3084 Frank Buckley election 10.00- 3085 Mrs M. L. Bannerman Police matron 6.00- 3086 City Cafe Prisoners Board 119.00- 3087 Pacific Power and Light Light and Water 436.50- 3088 First Lutheran Church Election 5100- ,3089 H F Kammann Health expense 80.00- 3090 G E Willison Pound 10.20 - 3091 White River Lumber Co. cemetray and street 65.45- 3092 M G Radelmiller Pound 26.90-x. 3093 Standard Oil Cc Police 8.40 - 3094 H M Earhart Eletion 7.50 3095 H L Ole mans " 7.50- .50-3096 3096D IV McGhee 7.50- 3097 C R Wallis 7.50- 3098 K S Koontz " 7.50. 3099 Pearl Cornwall 7.50- 3100 Mae Schireman " 7000- 3101 Winifred Hay lett 11 7.00' l 3102 E. L. Minkiewitz It 7.00. 3103 Clara A Hicks if 7000- 3104 P R Austin " 8.00• 3105 C E Culver " 7.00- 3106 Mrs Clara Jaynes " 7.00' 3107 M. K. Gray Johnson " 7.00- 3108 Mrs Louise Lund " 7.00• 3109 A H Bommell Pound 21.48- 3110 A R Puchner Clerk 40.00• 3111 R B McFaralnd Treasurer 140.00- 3112 Wm Scott Jan i for 10.00- 3113 C W Johnson Attorney 40,00- 3114 J E Sulliban Police 150.00- 3115 J H Fullear It 125.00- 3116 P B Cox Police Judge 15.00- 3117 H F Karanann Health officier 15.00• 3118 A H Bommell Police 125.00- 3119 J W Clemand Cemetary 76.00, 3120 J T Sar gent Street 125.00 - Robbins seconded by Hayle nelson moved that the bills be allowed arra warrants drawn for same. Upon roll calla all councilmen voted YES. A letter from SuperiStendetnt Shannon was read. Nelson seconded by Robbins moved that the Clerk be instructed to write Mr. Shannon tellin him that about 1300 feet of sewer is to be cleaned and as refuse from round house plugged same the council t1rot that the Northern Pacific Railroad Cc would pay part of the cost of cleaning same as the city feels the N. P. is responsible for the present condition of the sever. Cathed. A letter from the Benton Franklin Inter County Bridge Company in regar d to the installat pf a light at Ainswotth and tenth avenues was read. Also a letter from H. B Jensen in aegard to the same matter was read. Nelson seconded by Goodell moved that the Pacific Power and Ligh' Co. be instructed to in a light and at Ainsworth and tenth avenues. Carried. R. B. McFarlAnd petitioned the council on behalf of residents of seventh arra. Shoshone etr for a light at said corner. Haylett seconded by Nelson moved that the Pacific Power and Light Co. be instructed to place a light on the S. E. corner at seventh street and Shoshone Street. Carried. Ppinion of City attorney Johnson in rega d to pa. ing Chief of Police Sullivans bills in connection with his broken jaw was read. Application of J. B. Lee for a soft drink establishment was read. Goodell seconded by Haylett moevd. that the license be granted. Carried. Robbins seconded by Belson moved that the Bills of Dr. MacKenzie and Bra. Hamley and Ka-nmann dor services rehdered Chief of Police Sullivan be laid on the table.carried. Nelson seconded ny Haylett moved the meeting adjourn. Carried. Passed for approval thsi day of Dan. 1923. yor ATTEST:ulty - er . Passe' and approved this 2nndd day of Jan. 1923. h CITY CLERK 6.11 January 2, 1923. The Iconnleil met in regular session with Mayor Warden presiding. The following answered roll call: Goodell, Haylett, March, Nelson and Robbins. The minutes of December 30th were raed and there being no objections the Mayor declared them approved as read. The following bills approved by the claims committee were read: voucher number Claimant Distribution Amount. 31221 Pasco Taxicompany Misc 9.00 3122 Roff Motor Co. Street 167.50- 3123 Y& ima Bindery Co. Treasurer office 33.98- 3124 Pacific Power and Light Co.City Hall 15.00' 3125 J. E. Sullivan Police 10.00' 3126 J. H. Bommell " 9.00. 3127 J. H. Fuller TV9.00 3128 Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Miso 32.15- Nelson 2.].5•Nelson sec onde:l by March moved the bills be all owed and warrants drawn for same. Upon roll call all councilmen voted YES. Report of P lice Judge Cox was read. Robbins seconded by melson moved the meeting adjourn. Carried. The new council consisting of Gannon Na, YWor and the following as councilmen took their seats: Robbins, March, Goodell, Pyles, Bryan, Nelson and Sargent. Clerk reported he had the oaths of office of new members and necessary bonds of clerk and treasurer. Mayor Bannon made the following apponitments: Claims: Robbins, Sargent, and March. Street and Alley Nelson, BryFn and Pyles. Water and Light: Goodell, Sargent, and Pyles. Police and Licenses: Belson. Goodell, and Pyles. Finance and Judiciary: March, Robbins, and Bryan. Auditing: Robbins, Nelson,and March. Public Property: Bryan, Nelson, and Goodell. Chief of Police; E. A. Puryear, Health Officier: Dr. E. B. O'Briem. Building Inspector: A. B. Custer. Street Commissioner; Levi Clayton. Park. Commissioners A. F. Wehe and'John Mulholland. Polic Judge; J. Schermerhorn. Nelson seconded by March moved that the appointments be conformed. Carried. Chief of Police Puryear appointed P. A. Thomas and D. Butler as patrolman. Bryan seconded by Goodell moved the apponitments be confirmed. Carried. Nelson seconded by Robbins moved that J. T. Sargent be appointed water superintendent. Carried. Resignation of J. T. Sargent as councilman was read. March seconded by Nelson moved that the resignation be accepted. Car rie d . RobbEns seconded by March nominated A. Y. Ha)71ett for conncilma.n. Nelson seconded by Robbins nominated H. F. Colvin for councilman. Bryan seconded by Pyles nominated W. T. Barnes for councilman. March seconded by Robbins moved that the nominations be closed. Carried. The vote upon be lot was Barnes 3 and Haylett 3. Upon a second ballot the vote stood the same. Robbins seconded by Nelson moved that the council reconsider the appointment of new council- man. Ua rrie d . Goodell seconded by March moved that nominated J. F. O'Herin. Robbins motion nominated G. D. Jaynes was withdrawn. Robbins seconded by Nelson moved that the nominations J. F. O'Herin elected to fill vacancy caused by J. T. Nelson seconded by Pyles move} that R. B. McFarland be and sewer map at a salary of 150 per month. Upon roll call all co--ncilmen voted YES. Nelson seconded by ,arch moved the meeting adjourn. PAssed for approval this _Z�L-Ltday of Jan. 1923. City attorney ATTEST: J ) � �_/-,C L' C L L City er . Passed nd ap am ed this /6 day of Jan. o923. ae - T_ Uity -Clerk . be closed. Sargent resigning. employed to clear up clerks vault Carried. Mayor .