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Home My WebLink About06-07-1927 Minutesdo,J11022, CIL. City of Pasco, 'F7ashington. Regular Session, June 7th, 1927. ROLL CALL The city council met in regular session with fo.11o,wing members present: 1dayor Gray, Councilmen Davis, Hays, HcGee, C.H.Smith and Uayde; absent were Pyles and D.E.Smith. MINJU'1'�S OF THE REGULAR HTEETING HELD 111Y 17th AND ADJOUR11ED 11EETING HELD ON MAY 31st were read and approved as corrected. C OE111UNI CAT I ONS: Cor-;munication received from Chiof Taylor calling attention to the fact that.vrhile he had been cut in salary when off some time ago, others were not; no action taken. LICENSES: License application., being received from Geo. T. Austin to conduct a pool room, July 1st, 1927 to June 30th, 1928 and from H. W. Peck to conduct the Pasco Hotel Cafe Feb. lst, to June 30th, 1927, motion was made by Hays, seconded by C. H. Smith, that the licenses be granted; upon roll call, all voted for the motion. Hays of the Public Building Committee reported regarding the roof of the city hAll and was given until next meeting to investigate what repairs would be needed and their cost. . Councilman Pyles entered and was marked as being present. . Report of Police Judge t`,'arden vias read; motion madd by C. H. Smith, seconded by 17ayde, that the report be accepted and placed on file. Carried. CLAIi:IS : Claims against the Water Dept. fund dere read as follows and motion was made by Davis, seconded by Iffayde, that the bills be allowed and warrants be draimfor the same; upon roll call all voted for the motion. WARRANT Favor of 459_465 slater Dept. pay roll for month Of -May 530:25 466 P. P. & L. CO. Power for pump 523.00 467 • P. T. 1. CO. telep400ies 8010 468 Pasco Plumbg. & Htg. Co.., 1,jlaterial 44.76 469 California Filter Co., Chlorine & rent of cylinder 17.00 470 Yakima: Bindery Co. •' Supplies 9.00 471 City 'Treasurer Stamps 6.00 472 Union Oil Co. Gasoline 10.48 473 John - Graham Co. Supplies 2.60 474 Empire Electric Co. Repairs to tank signal 2.85 475 Pasco Herald Bills & Supplies 52.58 476 19. 11. L:oretz Revolving fund 4.14 477 Roff T'otor Co. Repairs to trues 34.21 Total 1P4.97 Following claims against Library Expense were read and notion was made by Hays, seconded by C. H. Smith that the bills be. allowed and warrants drawn for the sane;' upon roll call all voted for the notion. WAR�UNT NO. 6174_6176 Library pay roll for month of Tvlay 129.25 6189 American Library Assn. Sub. to Booklist 2.00- 6190 Western Grain & Seed Co., LTdse. 1.80 6191 Pasco Hardware co . , Ldse . .60 6192 John Corbin Glass _ 5.97 6193 P. P..8; L. Co. Light _ _ 15.80 6194 City rxeasurer Tater for library 3.75 6195 John W Graham Co., Books _ _ 15.24 • Total 174.Zl Following claims against Current Expense Fund were read and motion was made by He Gee, seconded by Hays, that the bills be allowed and warrants drawn for the same; upon roll call, all voted for the motion: IYARR.AN'i' NO. 6177-618a- Various officers, pay roll for month of Hay 395.00 6171_6173 Street Dept. pay roll for month of T:iay _ 256.00 6184 T--lrs . Carrie Crowell, dalary as police matron _ 15.00 6185_6187 Police Dept. pay roll for month of iday _ 430.00 6188 I. I. i:iorris, salary as parlt caretaker 50.00 6196_6211 Fire Dept. pay roll for month of Llay _ _ 2800 6212 City Treasurer; water for cemetery, city hall etc. 26.60 6213 Union Oil Co., . Gasoline for various departments 25.52 6214 11rs. vt. ?. uhute To reimburse revolving fund 103.00 6215 P T. T. Co., Telephones Police, 'Treasr., etc. 10.00 6216 P. P. L. Co., Street lights & sights for city .hall 301.57 6217 Pasco Plbg. & 11tg.Co., %iatl. for park 156.16 6218 Lee Perry Co., 1J?dse. Police &- Treasurer 16.50 6219 A. H. Avery Pipe for Street Dept. 15:50 6220 Bank of COzlmerce, assigned by A. H. Avery, Pipe 62.50 6221 Star Garage Repairs to car for Police Dept. 10.85 6222 Colur_ibia Hardware Co., Supplies for zreasurer 3.80 6223 Train City Transfer Co., rlooi�,or Pare _ 10.00 6224 L. Chappel Shelving in t'reasurer's office 16.00 6225 Palace of Sweets F:`ealO for prisoners 15.20 6226 Jewell's Variety Store Supplies for treasurer 1.60 6227 Pasco Herald City minting & supplies 60.75 6228 Pasco Taxi Co., Taking man to hospital 1.00 6229 'r_. H.-0aylor Freight on paint & MIty carbogt 4.62 6230 Empire Electric Co. ttepairs to Parr: wiring & Fire bell 6.58 6231 City Treasurer :later for park & installing ,park_ .I\ ing strip service 75.10 6232 J. H. Sprague 20 ft. pipe for Street Dept. 5.00 6233.)� Victor L. Pangle Acid for Fire Dept. 12:71 6234 D. J. Speier Stamps for clerk's office 1.00 'Total 2116.56 C OE111UNI CAT I ONS: Cor-;munication received from Chiof Taylor calling attention to the fact that.vrhile he had been cut in salary when off some time ago, others were not; no action taken. LICENSES: License application., being received from Geo. T. Austin to conduct a pool room, July 1st, 1927 to June 30th, 1928 and from H. W. Peck to conduct the Pasco Hotel Cafe Feb. lst, to June 30th, 1927, motion was made by Hays, seconded by C. H. Smith, that the licenses be granted; upon roll call, all voted for the motion. Hays of the Public Building Committee reported regarding the roof of the city hAll and was given until next meeting to investigate what repairs would be needed and their cost. . Councilman Pyles entered and was marked as being present. . Report of Police Judge t`,'arden vias read; motion madd by C. H. Smith, seconded by 17ayde, that the report be accepted and placed on file. Carried. Meeting of eunes 7th,,1927 (Contd) ORDINANCE No. 364, BEING IIAN ORDIII�ITCE RELITING TO LICENSES REGULATING CERTAIN OCCUPATIONS, TRADES AITD LINES. OF BUSINESS CARRIED ON IIT THE CITY OF PASCO AIJD REQUIRING SAI.'IE TO BE LICENSED AIJD PROVIDING PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF, ETC." and section 7 relating to circuses and carnivals as revised xzx4z was read. Section 10 relating to Cabs & Drays was discussed, s,s it carried a license fee of X2.00 per passenger cars had the capacity to carry; motion was thereupon made by Pyles, seconded by Hays., that this section be changed to read "fifty cents per year" instead of "two dollars per year". Mayor ordered a roll call with -following result; Ayes, Hays, McGee, tyles, U. H. Smith, 6rayde; Roes, Davis; carried five to one. ORDINANCE ADOPTED: 1dotion was made by Pyles, seconded by McGee, that Ordinance 1-364 be adopted as amended; upon roll call motion carried unanimously. APPOIlM11EITT OF GEORGE SANDERSON AS CHIEF Or made by Hays, seconded by McGee, that the appointment. Pyles asked the mayor if Sanderson would take the appo the mayor had asked Sanderson whether he would talie th POLI CE WAS READ and mot ion was be confirmed. I;Iepsrs. Davis, Smith and intnent if confirmed and also whether ie position b 3 1 J fn= V2±mbctk&t �mrL before he presented Sanderson's name to the council; the mayor replied that he had not asked any of his appointees whether they would take the position but was presenting their names to the council for action. 'The question being called for, the mayor ordered a roll call with following results: Ayes, McGee and Hays; Noes, Davis, Pyles, C.H.Smith and i.ayde; motion lost four to two. The Part; Board having received credit for the pipe salvaged from the Park,• which was to revert to'the gx= current e_:pense fund to offset their expenditure in 1926 of 0368.34 in excess of their budget, Davis moved and McGee seconded the motion, that the clerk charge 5rp'368..34 off the budget allowance of the .Park Board for 1927 and notify the Part; Board of the action; upon roll call. all voted for the motion. ROCU CRUSHER BIDS F,iERE THEN TAIMN UP,- the following having been receipved: Feenau.ghty Co.-, Portland w3600.00; Gruendler Hock 0rusher Co., St. Louis, 84828.00; General Machinery Co.-, Spokane 5 3491.11; Olympic Li-achinery Co., Spokane g3454.86. After discussion and hearing from manufacturer's representatives present, I,;IcGee presented the following motion, which was seconded by Smith: "THat we hold in abeyance the purchase of rock crusher equipment until a future date, also all ordinances relative thereto, that all bids be placed on file for future reference and all certified checks be returned to the bidders and when this equipment is considered, the present bidder: will be notified." The mayor ordered a roll call with following result: Ayes, Davis, Hays, McGee, Smith and Wayde; Noes, tyles; carried five to one. ADJOURI ,� + NT : Motion made by klcGee, seconded by Hays, that the meeting adjounn; carried. Attest: ty Uerk. Passed and approved this day of 1927. C er .