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Home My WebLink About07-05-1927 Minutes116 ISST011 Pasco City Council _ July 5th, 1927. ROLL CALL: The council Piet in regular session with following members present: laYo-r--Gray;•, Councilmen gays, 1.1cGee, C. H. Smith, DE Smith, and 4layde; absent were Counc ilr, en Davis, reported as out of city and .'Pyles . reported as sicca with infected hand. i MINUTES OFJVEE, ITING HELD JULIE 21st, 19.2r1, WERE READ AND APPROVED. Total The lilayo-r ordered a roll call on the motion and all voted in favor of the same. 1267 Following bills against the current Expense .t'und were read and motion was made by Hays, seconded by D. E. Smith that the bills be allowed and warrants be drawn for the sarin; upon roll call all voted for the motion. WARRAIIT . CLAI11S : Following claims against the t`later. Fund were read and motion- was made by Kays, seconded by U.H.Smith, that the bills be allowed and warrant be drawn for the same: 1IAI RANT In Favorofi For Amount 478_484 dater Dept. Pay roll Salaries for month of June 623.58 485 California T'ilter Co. Chlorine and rett of cyliner 17.00 486 Neptune lleter Co. Repair parts for meters 2:87 487 City 'Treasurer Stamps 2.00 488 Tum_a_Lum Lbr. Co. Cement & posts 10.60 489 Pasco :Plbg.& Htg. Co. I4Taterial 36667 490 Economy Tire Shop Tubes 4.00 491 The Bristol Co. Charts for 1,11ater, Dept. 2.93 492 Pasco Hardware Co. Tools 4.68 493 P. r. & L. Co. Power for pump 526:24 494 P . ' T . & T. Co . Phones 8.30 495 Dept. of industry & Labor industrial insurance &-medical aid 210'18 496 I:I. I.I. 1loretz Revolving fund 7:31 Total The lilayo-r ordered a roll call on the motion and all voted in favor of the same. 1267 Following bills against the current Expense .t'und were read and motion was made by Hays, seconded by D. E. Smith that the bills be allowed and warrants be drawn for the sarin; upon roll call all voted for the motion. WARRAIIT In Favor of Fo-r 6235 I. I. I.Iorris Salary as park caretaker 6836 Carrie Crowell if IT Police matron 6237_6243 Pay roll various officers for month of June 6244_6246 Police Dept. pay -roll for month of rune _ 6247_6250 Street Dept. pay roll for the month ,of tjizne _ 62b1_6253 :Library pay roll for month ox dune 6254_6272 Fire Department pay roll for the month of ju.ne _ 6273 Howard Cooper Corporation Expansion -rings :Fire Dept. 6274 Cox invostryent Co. Premium on Taylors bond. 6275 Pacific T. tc 'T. Co. Phones, Chief ez `T'rcasurer 6276 Palace of Sweetsrieals for prisoners 6277 City treasurer Water for library,city hall parks 6278 Tun 1? Lum Lbr. uo. Material for streets � parks 6279 sirs. ::. r. chute reimburse revolving Lurid 6280 Welsh Stainer Co. Repairs to fire truck, etc. 6281 joe Gerard Trees for Street :Dept. 6282 4rhito i-tiver Lbr. uo. 1tiateria1 for part. etc. 6283 John Corbin Headboards for cera.: eery n pail. signs 6284 J. C. 'Turner Boob shelves for library 6285 'Theatre Arts lne. Subscl iption for riWgazine 6286 L e-ritt Concrete ;Iorlts repairs to curizs 6287 Yakima ijindery Supplies for •Treasurer 6288 Columbia Hardware Co. Supplies for library, Zarks Streets 6289 P. P. % L. Co. Lights for Stree ��s-,• Library City Pull 6290 Pasco Plbg. ,'..T.tg. Co. ':Iatl. Street C., Parts 6291-' Roff 11otor Co. Repairs Street Dept. 6292 Pasco Sheet I eta'1 ',lork.S. :.Ictal barrel for StreetcDept. 6293 I.I. H. Taylor Frt.chargos n hauling dirt 6294 Pasco Htwr. Co. Hardwr. Par'I'M ti; Cemotery 6295 Dept. of Labor o'. Industries Industrial ins {ranee & IIed.Aid 6296 John IJ. Graham Co. Boobs 6298 Crescent Drug Co. Supplies for treasurer 6299 CityvTreasurer Vlater Library, Cemetery 8. iestern pinion Amount 100.00 15.00 395.00 430.Q0 336.00 121.00 23.00 4.93 5.00 10.00 10.80 45.25 11.05 144.25 67.00 7.50 16.90 11.50 30.75 2.00 01.00 21.00 310.5rt 172.86 0 3.34 5.40 6.81 19.30 62.30 8.20 1.60 messages 18.175 Total 2632. 3 LICENSES t;lEITIE ISSUEb TO FOLLOVIING : R. P. !,Iereer, I:Iartell & Shaer, second hand dealers; P. P. Fitzpatrick, I. F. Chute, A. F. Sylvester, I+'. E. Doggett, .pool halls; G. R. Hodge, soft drin s; H. W. Peck for Cozg Cafe and Hotel Pasco Cafe; T. Idalcino I.Irs. T. C. Gates, restaurants; LLrs. LI. I.Iariyama, 1.Irs. Ray 1?osencrantz, Bertha iTidrici: and 11rs. Geo. Spears (for Hotel Denver only) for hotels; following were granted dray licenses: 1.1. J. Cooney (1 truer)-, A. Rolfe (1 tealm) , J. W. Hays (3 trucks) , T4rin City Transfer (3 truch.$)., H. ?:IcGiiulis (2 trucks) , 17. I. Claris, team. I:Iotion was male by !McGee, seconded by Hays that the above licenses be granted; roll cw.11 sfiotired unanimous vote for the motion. APPLICATION FOR t1 LICENSE TO CONDUCT THE CITITNINGHAII HOTEL, 1.1-111DE BY ILRS. GEO. SPEARS VIasli he1.L up by the � olice w License Committee. AN INTERPRETATION OF Tail; LICENSE OR,DIIS1kNCE AS APPLYING TO COI:LBIIdED HOTELS & RESTAURANTS, SUCH AS PENCE'S Was asked for by the Clerk and the council, together with the City Attorney held, that a seperate license was required for the restaurant,xnt hotel and soft drini_. REPORT OF THE POLICE JUDGE WAS D; motion made by C. H. Smith,' seconded by Hays that the report be accepted and placed on file; roll call sho%Tied unanimous vote for the motion. I REPORTS OF C01.2�IIT TE E S: C. H. Smith reported on behalf of the Police & License Committee that they were getting data from other cities as to traffic ordinances and that they expected to submit a revised ordinance to the council at the nej-.t r-Dei;ing. The Cemetery Committee re -ported relative to lots to be furnished the County in the cemetery that nothing could be done until the next meeting of the County ConP.issioners: REGUIIR SSESSION' _ Jul:, 5th, 1927 Continued. The-AN'layor submitted the Name of BALD1 IIT KAU AS CHIEF OF POLICE; motion was made by Hays,,, seconded by-al:TcGee, that the appointment be confirmed. The 11a- yor ordered a roll call with the following results: Ayes, Hays and ?:McGee; Does, C. H. Smith, D. E. Smith and Wayde; motion declared,lost three to two., Street Commissioner Ul.ayton stated that in trying to get ivater around trees on Yakim Street between 3rd and 4th, several property owners objected to a ditch being made in the parking; he was advised that as the parking belonged to the city he was to go ahead with making ditches necessary to enable him to,mater the trees. ADJOIIRML I:NT: I;Iotion made by i.IcGee-1, seconded by Hays, that the sleeting adjourn. Carried. ATTEST: M HEyor C icy e kr Passed and approved this day of 1927 P REGULAR SESSION _ July 19th, 1927. ROLL CALL: The city council met in regular session .with following members present: Councilmen Davis, Hays, Pyles, C. 'H. Smith, Wayde; absentees were l�.Iayor Gray and Councilr,en l,lcGee and D.E.Smith. In the absence of Trlayor Gray, Mayor Pro '.Vem U. ti. Smith called the council to order. I.IINUT , S OF TIM 1,EEETI11G HELD JULY 5th, were read and approved. APPLICATIOI7S FOR LICENSES -TE READ From the following: t7. J. DiehM, Alex Loudon and F. L. Juvenal for drays; Carlson and Vander Vert for restaurant; XX. F. L. Pyles,,' for soft drinks; Al Schott for plumber or seder connector. LICENSE APPLICATION OF AL SCHOT HELD UP TEMPORARILY: The question of correct rate to be charge; Schodtt was brought up and motion was made by iyles, seconded by Hays,* that Schott's application be held over until the next meeting so that the matter could be investigated. L -lotion carried. OTHER LICENSES GRANTED: !.lotion made by Pyles,.7 seconded by Bays, that the balance of the applications for licenses be granted; upon roll call all voted for the motion. reported CEMETERY LOTS SOLD TO ITU14-KLIN COUNTY: The Cemetery committee that they. /ocffS.6,3 04 had arranged to let the County Commissioners have six plots of ground ( 72 graves)ip . g15, at a cost of 1180.00, this to be paid for in January, 1328,. T:Totion made by Hays; seconded by iayde,, that the report of the cemetery committee be accepted; carried. POLICE CO1.`LTITTEE . REP0if1ED TEA T THEY lOUZD IlM, A REPORT ON A_ REVISED TRAFFIC ORDINANCE at the next meeli,ing. Street Commissioner Clayton Called Attention to.the RANGEROUS CONDITION OF 1,7AILS ON NIXON 6TREET, stating that the wallcs should be fixed but that the property owners did not appear to want to do anything. He was instructed to interview the property oviners again and make a further report at the next; meeting. THE FINANCE IIAIGCOIIrTITTEL+ RE POREU 11DAi2 RECEIPTS FOR ThIS YEAR 'WOULD 3E AP_ PROXIMATELY $5177. short for the budget; that they estimated they could save probably "2900.00 by cutting off out provided for in the budget for the Police, Street, Treasurer and .mire Dept. and that they hoped to save some from the expense allowances. V"ATER, l:L N_ -.GER 1,10 ETZ i2LPORTED A I1'ET EARITING OF X932.34 for the previous month; motion made by Hays, seconded by.Pyles that the report be accepted; carried.