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Home My WebLink About08-07-1923 Minutes634 M C august 7, 1923. The ouncil mdt in regular session with 1,_I^yor Gannon preridi.ng. The folbowing answered roll call: Bryon, Goodell, O'Herin and Pyles. Pyles and Bryan appointed to terve on claims committee. The minutes of July 17th were reed --md there being no objections the approved as read. The following bilss approved by the claims committee were raed : Vouche- number Clamant Distribution 3417 A. R. Puchner Clerk 8418 Edna Puryear Treasurer 3419 C W Johnson Attorney 3420 E. A..Puryear Police 3421 W. T. Barnes A 3422 J. H. Fuller " R. C. Bean 3423 " Judge 8424 H. B. O'Brien Health 3425 J. W. Clemans Cemetary 3926 Levi Clayton Street 3427 J. T. Sar gent We ier Supt. 3428 H. H. Campbell Parks 3429 Yakima Bindery and Printing Cc General 3430 Jessie Maxfield Library 3431 Pasco Hearld � printing 3432 W. L. Parkhurst Stroet 3433 Pac'fie Tel & Tel Cc Polide and treas 3434 Economy Tire Shop Street 3435 Pasco Hdwe Cc Library 3436 John Corbin Cemetary 3437 H. Van Valkenburg library 3438 J. C. Woolridge Street 3439 H. W. Wilson Co Library 3440 Pasco Herald 3441 Posco Plumbing and Hea LID 43 3442 Conrad Lentz Lld 43 & 44 3443 City Cafe Prisoners board 3444 Hilss Garage kris 3445 " City Park 3446 f' Street and Lid 344'P A. Myers Sewer 3449 Crescent Drug Cc Clerk 3450 Pasco Plumbing ad Heat LID 43 3451 Mrs E A Puryear Matron 3452 3 A Purycar Police Exp 3453 Mrs M. L. Bannerman Matron 3454 Pce Power and Light Light and Water 3455 " City Hall 3456 Pasco Herald Treasure Exp 3457 Jack Campbell LIDDa 3458 Pasco Plumbing City Hall 3459 E. A. Puryear Police Exp 3460 C. L. Giezentanner General 3461 F. M. Ham iel Fire Exp 3462 A. J. Copeland " 3463 H. O. McConnell " 3464 C. E. Crai ne A 3465 Ed Welsh " 3466 F. C. Scott- " 3467 D. B. Parkton " 3447 Roff Motot Cc r Street and LIDs hit yor declared them Bryan seconded by 0 Herin moved that the bills be allowed and warrants Upon roll call all councilmen voted YES. :-mount w 40.00• 50.00 . 40.00, 150.00 0.00- 150.00 125.00- 125.00 . 15.00 15:00 75.00 - 150.00 . 150.00. 50.00- 37.83 42.50 - 19.66 12.00 10.00 13.40 2.50. 1.25 30:00 8:00 2.00 5.00 .83 .00 - 54.00- 14.30 1.85 7.00 5.00. 2.50. 6.20 - 6.00 - 19.65 - 457.50 t 15.00. 55.00 - 80.00 - 24.15 . 35.88 8100- 5 0 00 :00- 5:00 • 6:00 - 4:00 5.00 - 3.00 - 1.00 1.00 - 13.88 -Y' drawn fcr same. Bill of J. E. Sullivan for ;�200.00 for doctor bills for broken jaw in November 1921 ,:as read. Goodell srconded by Pyles moved that the bill be laid on the table. Carried. Resignation of G. L. March read. O'Herin seconded by Goodell 7ved the resignation be accepted. Co rrie d. Opinion of C. W. Johnson on irrigation water was read. Pyles seconddd by Goodell moved that the council request 1r. Murray to ascertain what in his opinion would be as to a reasonable charge for water furnished four units in the t'it. Carried. Pyles seconded by O'Herin that Water Superi.ntend-�nt Sargent be instructed to install a Wier in the West Side Service Lateral for the district to serve the City of Pasco with its allowance at a convenient point and Sargent confer with Engineer Murray. Carrie d. Rev. Opie spoke in regard to funeral of President Harding. Bryan seconded by Goodell moved that the City Council recommend that the general orddr of business be suspended betwenn the hours of 1 P. M. and 2. P. M. on Friday : ugust 10th''' Mayor issue proclamatian on same and City Ftre Chief toll bell during hour designated for dervices in memory of our departed leader Prseidnet Harding. Carrie d. Bill of Franklin County Itrigation District No. 1. for $2600.00 read. O'Herin seconded by Goodell move' that the bill be allowed and warrants be drawn for same against the pro er funds. Upon roll call all councilmen voted YES. Bill of $174.0 for water for City Park for years 1918-19-20-21 was read. Pyles seconded by O'Heri.n moved that the bill be referred to a committee. Ca rrie d. Mayor Gannon referred the bill to the Street and Alley comittee. Letter (from C. M. O'Brien in regard to irrigation water read. Pyles seconder' by Bryan moved that the communication be placed on file. Carrie d. G 3 5 Letter from thepgcifie Power and Light Company offering to take 60 00 for the �- water system protriding the City would give a certain franchsie for a period of 50 years was tread. Pyles seconded by Goodell moved t at the communication of the Pacific Power and Light Co with franchise be referred to committee to be appointed by the Pkr. or. Said Committee to meet with a representative of the Pacific Power and Light Company and attempt to negotc:te purchase of plant and consider the granting of a franchise. Same to arontain mutual obligations that may be best- to the best interest of city covering service and maintenance of lighting equipment in city including present cluster lighting difficulty. This committee be authorised to meet at t time and place agreed upon with representative of the Pacific Power and Light Company and report aft next council meeting. Carried. Petittion for sidewalk imrpovements.in Owens and Steefins amended additions was read. Pyles seconded by O'Herin moved that the matter be refereed to and engineer ±KX and he prepare estimate of cost and City Attorney prepare ordinance. Carried. Report of Police Judge Bean was read. O'Herin seconded by Bryan moved that Ordinance No. 342 be continued until next meeting. Carried. Clai m of John 11. and Mary Sweeney for damages in the -moimt of `;1225.00 was read. Pyles seconded by Goodell moved that thenmatter be referred to the City Attorney for investigation. Carried. Pyles seconde? by O'Hor n moved that the meeting adjourn. Ca rrie d. Parsed fox pproval this days of 1923. City orney ATTEST - Pa ^_ TE S� � U✓LLGfE"'i-rice Pa s6id ands ap)�ro#�iis day o f :'_u ga s t 1923. 'C*sE No. Bka EXHIBIT Admitted f y y u Rejected LEE S. WOOD CnURT REPORTER