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Home My WebLink About07-03-1928 MinutesROLL CALL: The council met in regular session with i,iayor Pro Tem u. H. Smith presi-ding. Following members were present: C. H. Smith, iiiayor_ rro rem, Co-ancilmen Davis, gays, Pyles and 4ayde I NOTES Ob;=REGULAI? SESSIOIi H'LU obi -FE l9-th VYERE READ AND APPH01T17D. CLAII,TS: Following claims against tTater Fund were read and motion was made by Davis, seconded by Hays, that bills be allowed and rru.r-rants be drawn for the sa ple; upon roll call all voted for the motion. ' AWA 687_691 T Mater :Dept. pay roll for month of June _ 600.12 692 Graybar Electric Co. Switches 4.60 693 Superior Stamp ":corks Seals, stamp & brass sign 19.59 694 City 1rea,surer Supplies for office 3.82 695 Federal ripe & Tank Co. _71a.terial 27.25 696 City 'reasurer Reimburse current expense for shade for bra ter office paid from that fund 5.00 691 Pasco Hardware Co. IIaterial 4.68 698 Pac. Tel. w Tel. Co. Telephones 7:95 699 Grt.�;testern Electro uhemicwl Co., Chlorine 16.00 700 Pasco 1-11achine Co. Labor and material 43.10 701 I`,I. ii. !Jloretz Reimburse revolving fund 9.18 702 P. r. b L. Co., Power 485.56 703 Pasco Plbg. w Htg. Uo. I:riaterial 33.91 704 Dept. of Labor w industries F. ed. Aid iz, Ind.insurance 6.33 705 Union Uil Uo. Gasoline, .['March c.� Uune 27.09 706 City :rreasr. Reimburse current e:,qpense . a.cct. printing .nater ordinance charged a ainst current e.pcnse i F':Iwyi 23.20 .notal 1317.38 OURREHT EXPEIiTSE CLAIi:1S : Following claims against Current E_K_-pense were read and motion. was made by hays, seconded by vlfayde, that bills be allowed and vrarrant be drawn for the same; upon -roll call, all, voted for the motion. Lilts dere as follows: 7014_7021 Pay roll for June of various offices 424.00v 7022_7024 Pay roll for Library for month of June, 122.50-' 7025_ 11.1. H. Taylor, Salary as chief of police for June 150.00V 7028& Alf. Buchanan IT IT patrolman for June 140.001' 7029_7032 -Pay roll of Street Deet. -for Ji -one _ _ 31.3.00, 7033 It. J. Bailie Salary as patrolrtn for June 112:00" 7034 R. A. Baldwin " IT park caretaker for June 90.00- 7035 Pasco 1.1achi ne Co. Sharpen lmvnmower for park 1.50' 7036 Mrs. W, 31. Chute Reimburse revolving fiuld for 1^bor paid 42..901 7037 Colinfbia Hvrr. Co, Tools for _Park 2..0a 7038 Pasco Hrdvrr._ Co: Material for parks 3.63-, 7040 Pac. 'T. &.-.T. Co. Telephones, Police., Treas-r. W Clerk 13.40" 7041 Snyder_Crecelius .Paper Co., Toilet paper 6,; FiXtures.,Pa.rks .1 2.,50,v 7042 P. P. 8, L. Co. Lights, city hall, streets, etc. 311.68v 7043 P. P. & L. Co. Lights for library 11.54-1 . 7044 Pasco I;Iachine Co. Repairs for Street Dent. 2.20" 7045 Economy Super Service Repairs for Police Dept. 3.70V 7046 Pasco Clothing Co., Parts & Coats for .'ire Dept. 55..92). 7047 Pasco Plbg.w Htg.. Co. Material for Street Dept. 5.72V 7048 Koff E.Iotor Co., Repairs for Street De pt. 7.061 7049 Columbia Hardirrare Co. IJateria�l for Street Dept. 2.55' 7052 City 'Treasurer Mater for cemotery, panes, parkin; strips, _ hydrant -rental (6 months), etc. 1226:10" 7052 E. lr. Landt Insurance policy on contents City Ball 21.20, 7053 Corbin Cox Paint Co. H-eadboards for cemetery, etc. 7.95' 7064 Pasco Hdvvr. Co. IyTaterial for cometery 2.7011 '7055 Pasco Herald Election books and supplies 7'7.30 7056 Palace of Sweets Meals for prisoners 8.254 7057 J. C. Penn- Co. Towels and soap. for Police Dept. 7058 Golden Syndicate Pub. Co. Books for library 6.35' '7059 DeUt. of Labor i� Industries Ind.Insur. w Iledical aid 18.531 7060 Union Oil Co. Gasoline for I:Iarch 27.441 7061 " " " °' for June 37.67' '7062_'7077 Fire Dept. pay roll for month of June 98.00'4 Total 33360.32 SYLVESTER PARK FUND: Following clai-ms againstthe Sylvester Park 'Trust Fund were read and motion was made by Hays, seconded by Davis that bills be paid; roll call shoved all voting for the motion. A7 Itrs. «. Chute Reimburse Park revolving E'Und for amounts paid out for labor 23.00 CL1II;1 OF PASCO ITACHIN CO.-; amounting- to X1.75, was -referred to the Cla iris Com- mittee for investigation, as bill had previously apparently been paid. Cormnuiica tion from the I'Iodel Bakery, asked that a "loading zone" be mar -red off in front of their establishment; motion made by. Pyles, seconded by Hays, that the Chief be instructed to paint a ten ft. loadinp, zone for them as requested; motion carried. ICITY TREASURER ASIXED THE COUNCIL TO APPROVE OF HER MJRCH&SE OF P, SCO !'EATER BONDS foto. 77 and 78, face value of 81000.00 each; motion made by Hays, seconded by Wayde, that the action of the treasurer in paschasing these bonds be approved; roll call ordered and showed all voting for the motion. Communication read from the iiestinghotzse i lectric Co. relative to reconstruction of the cluster light system; motion made by Hays, seconded by Pyles, that the matter be referred to the Light Committee. LICENSES APPLICATIOPrS i;ERE READ FRO11 FOLTJO-ffI11G: Hotels, I.'irs. h. A. Ya?:?ouchi, Mrs. Geo. Spears, H s. S. Doi, i,1. 1I.1-Ioretz, E. J.reynolds, A. E. Lindgren; restaurants City Cafe, Cozy Cafe, 1. okino; Drays,=T.L.Juvel and �,ndrow Tustin; Taxis, J.S.Hays; Pool halls, H.1.Yamouclii •and u.Do3.; Second hand dealers, I;.P.I;Tercer and Martell �, Shavr; Peddler of Fruits �-, Vegetables, W. if. Wernett. The application of iJ. J. Reynolds for the Pasco Motel, covered hotel, restaurant and soft drinks. I'.Iotion made by Hays, seconded by Pyles, that the licenses be g:r: nted; roll call showed all voting for the motion. i !,ieeting of 3uly 3rd, 1928, continued. CObUITTEE REPORTS : Councilman C. h.. Smith . reported -relative to request of R. .`. Klinge that valves be installed in severs of telephone building and the 1,1ethodist Church that valves might be placed in the sewers at a fainly reasonable cost; matter eras dis- cussed by the council but: no definite action taken. IYSLTWUTCE FOR FINE DEPT. Smith also reported that the Aetna Insurance Co. would issue a policy covering individual meriibers of the it'ire Dept., but no blanket policy; matter was referred back to the committee for further investigation. Relative to letter from Corivaissioner Butler of Spokane regarding cities receiving a portion of the gasoline taxes from the State, Smith reported that the eormnittee did not think the matter was a. good proposition for a small city, as the larger ones would get the biggest benefit from such a plan. Lotion made by Pyles,.seconded by l,7ayde, that the matter be laid on the table; motiontcarried. .-LL ITIGHT PARKING: KING: The matter of cars being parked all night was brought to the attention of tie council and motion was mode by Davis.,' seconded by Hays, that the matter be re- ferred to the Street & Alley Corm:littee for investigation.; motion carried. Police Committee reported that 'the Witter of license -for tiVade t s fruit &; vegetable establishment was still under investigation. Judiciary Committee made no report on dog licenses and the mi tier was eontin led until the next meeting. Chief Naylor' stated that a.ltho 176 dog -licenses were sold last year, the county assessor apparently had not assessed all dogs. Letter of the City reasure-r dated June 19th relative to commiulication from the Puget Sound T:ortgage Co. stating they were willing to vraive X1668.17 interest, if amount on hand in LID No. 27 was turned over to them.. they ov ng all outstanding bonds in that distret was returned to the council by City Attorney Svianne� :i.with the statement that the letter from these people was legal authority to pay them the money in the district and accept their waiver of the balance of the interest. Hays then moved, seconded by Pyles, that the h1hyor and City Clerk be authorized to sign Local Improvement District Disbursing Order No. 4, in favor of the Puget Sound juortgage -Co. Upon roll call, all voted for the motion. Report of Police Judge showing -no cases and no collections for June was ordered filed. flayor Gravy advised the council he had appointed B. McFarland as Police Judge; motion made by Hays, seconded by ':,Tayde, that the appointment be held over until the next regular meeting for investigation by the .police Committee, to come up under the head of "mnfinishea business". Hotion carried 4 to one as follows: Ayes, Hays, Pyles, Smith and Wayde ; ho -e s , Davis. Iu J. Bgilie was confirmed as patrolman, 'motion to that effect being made by Hays gild seconded by Pyles; roll call showed unanimous vote for the motion: C. B. Shoemaker was not confirmed as Chief of F,,olice., motion being made by Pyles, seconded 'key Smith, that the appointment be rejected;, roll call -showed all voting for the motion. ';VA -MR DEPT. _;0T'HORIZED TO PURC_Hj1SE 2fi I RIDEIdT mTC-.TERS • ITotion was made by Pyles, seconded by Hays, that theviater rept. abe authorized to purchase 25 5/8" Trident Meters and to sell the old meters and parts to the best advantage; upon -roll call,•all voted for the motion. Davis advised the council that ,later Dept. vns hawing tro.,,uble Frith sand in meters, especially when the big pump was operated and that he mould suggest later that a diver be brought in when the water is low to enable an investigation as to the intake to be made. At this point, Pyles, was excused. Relative to a request for a water hydrant at Last Lewis &, North Owren , t., Hays moved, seconded by. 1'layde, that the matter be refe=rred to the slater Committee for investigation and report at the nett meeting. - carried. _DJOURi{ I1TT : Motion madd by Hays, seconded by 'q ayde, that the meeting ad jour; carried. ATTEST: I;Tayor .y Vlerk. Passed and approved this day of 1928. City un—ern—