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Home My WebLink About08-07-1928 MinutesJ tiJ 1 regular session 7th, 1928 .ROLL CALL: The cis=y council met in regular session with I;Iayor Pro Teri C. Ni. Smith presiding in the absence of 1:7L'yor Cray; present i'vere Cotuacil7men Davis, liays, I.Ic Ge e, eyle s , U. H . Smith and , , ayd e . CUT,L'II?G i+0r1 CI'T'1` PARK: 1.1rs. to curbing on Fourth and nark St. by Pyles, seconded by -dayde, that survey curb lines on 4th Ave. and the council an estimate as to the voting in favor of the rao-cion. Uhute, chrirmr ,n of Pare .;joard aslLed council relative sides oz the pearly. After discussion, motion was made ra��is Do, rd be given authority to hire an engineer to Park St. sides of the City lark and that they give cost of the ,Fork. I.Iotion carried,on roll call, all C. i.i. i3arr spoke to the council relative to .1'aste-rn tI'ashington Good _:oads Uonvention at ;apo?,=ane, Saturday, Aug. 18th'and asked that .lie council send a representative. .Action on this request was taken Mer in the meeting. LII %U'.'ES OF ,ill {:if ET:i l T hi:"LD JULY 17th were read and approved. CLAI__:S AGAINST 1I.iA ER 'ui�!D : zOLLO"lii;C; claims against the 1'later Fund were read and motion was made by Davis, seconded by Hays, that bills be allowed, L nd warrants be dratra for the same; upon .roll c1s:•11, all voted for the motion: Warrant iio . 7OS_8-9_11 dater Dept. pay roll for 712 Iieptu e deter Co. 713 Ttt_fa A Lum Lbr. . U o . 714 Pasco Clothing Co. 715 Pasco fiac nine Uo. '716 P. il. '4. r. co. 717 Pas c o Sheet E_6 t al 718 P. U. <; L. Co. 719 Pasco i'lbg. c: Htg. 1721 Gt.,;estern ]:;lectro 722 Colurubia dl Tr. co. 1723 Pasco Hdw-r. . co . month of ju1y Meters Screen doors Rubber boots Machine work Telephone service Virorbs. install vent for pump house Povre r Co. __!a to r ial Chemical co., Chlorine '724 De,)-�- . ,)i i.,abor C- Industries Garden hose La terial Ind.Insurance c. _deet ical -aid Total 569.12 2b5.00 6.50 4.50 19.18 7.95 25.30 612.64 9.26 16.00 8.00 5.95 6.03 1545.45 CLAI �.IS AGAIIHIST CURIREI±T EhPE-UiSE : Following 'wills against current expense fund were read and motion was made by Pyles, seconded by 'ti7ayde, that they be allowed; roll call show- ed a unanimous vote for the motion. 7083-7090 Payroll forvarious offices for the mont'= of �-uly 424.00 7091 &. 7092 of Library for month of July 115.00 7093_4 & 6 " of Police Dept. for month of July 430.00 7097 Carrie Crowell Salary as police matron for July 11.50 7098_7101 'Payroll fo Street Deet. for Mont, of July 309.00 7102 City Treasurer' plater used by various departments 121.75 7103 Pasco T,Iachine Co. Repairs for cemetery .25 7104 Econoray Super Service Repairs for Street, 6: Police Depts. 38.4-5 7105 Charlie Greenwood Concreting front w back of city hall 100.00 7106 Twn A Lum Lbr. Co. Cement 'for Strec t Dept. 2.20 7107 J. C. l'ooldridge 8 Highway signs 16.00 7108 Levi Clayton :Freight paid on 1 bbl.sode for fire Dept. 2.43 7109 Yakima- Binder -t Supplies for Treasurer 5.43 7110 P. P. C L. Co. Lights, Street r;; Various .Deets. 344.52 7111 John W. Graham Books for library 3.56 7112 N. ,r . Fire Apparatus Co. Soda for Fire +sept. 24.00 7113 Corbin Cox Paint Co. headboards CN signs 5.25 7114 Driscoll_ & Horrigaiv:, for Jas. Love of Palace of Sweets, acct. assigiament; for Heals for prisoners 26.90 7115 Pasco Sheet 1Jetal 77orks l:Ietal ballot box 6.00 7116 Welsh Stauffer Uo. Oil for cemotory car 1.40 7117 R. D. Reardon Sharpening three pick axes 1.00 7118 Pasco Herald Dog tags & receipts; publishing ordinance 27.10 '711:9 Pasco Hd,rr. Co. 1.1ateria1 1.66 7120 ` If '' " - I,1ate vial for park 28.30 7121 Pasco !Iuto Co. Charge battery, Police car 1.26 7122 N.leeb Lbr. • Co. Posts for Paris 21.60 7123 I:Trs. l'l. F. Chute Reimburse revolving fund for. labor in parks 17Y 178.65 7124_7132 Fire Dent. pay roll- for month of July 14.00 7133 T:Iary I. Vlehe For stumps & telegram 2.36 7134 Dept. of Labor & Ind. isledical Aid �., Industr.Ins-aranee 17.83 ' Total 2281.58 CI A I I:I OF L. C. SHUIT1� i -=i i•,. been OK'd by committee ,.as brought committee; motion Made by Pyles, call, all voted for the motion. I;Wrrant 1,11135 L. A. Schuneman, amount .j'8.00. -for hauling rubbish, not having up and was 0x, d .by etre e t ;Dup t . PTJle s Wnd the seconded by I'layde, that bill be paid; upon roll Hauling -rubbi.s?, 8.00 CLAITT OF P. T. & T. CO.., amount 14.65, for telephone service, upon mo` -Jon by Pyles, seconded by ;Hays, was ordered turned over to the Claims Committee for investigation and report. CLL,I'_ OP 'ff. D. RETrCE, ^.r^ot? tt 84.3.80, for room and- board furnished to children of I:_cs. Hays (a prisoner) was to be returned to 1,1r. Pence, as this is proerly a bill -gains t Franklin count -r . Commi7niea.tion from Southern Surety .Uo. of Des-Hoines, Iowa, relative to insurance for members of Voltuitcer fire dcpartr_ont, upon motion by Pyles, seconded by 1."c(.ee, was ordered placed on file. BONDIS OF CITY OF ROSALIia 'TO BE PTT_QCHASED: Communication frorl City '+'reastlrer :relative to purchasing .,)'5,000.00 wort? of Ci.y of i Osali• general obligation 6fo bonds, maturing 1929 to 1935 on a 4.60/j yiel0. basis, was read; motion made by Pyles, seconded by uayde, that the action of. the 'ilreas firer and I1'ina.nce Uollunittee - in buying <35000.00 ,;Orth of abovo bonds be concurred in, providing the bonds are General Obligation Bonds of the City of osalia. Upon roll call, all voted for the -_:otion. 234 C U 10��1.:.1L_- �1.�il:l 1:L::.:,1111i.a• egui.ar Session _ Angus t 7 th, 1929. OILING STREETS: Pyles introduced a letter from Cluude H. 'X oberts,zfr.. of Portland, . ma.I<ing a. price of 431476.80 for spreading two cars of oil on the streets, one application -to be made Augi-Lst 13th and a second application August 26th; this oil* was to be used outside of tne 13 ft. strip on Tenth Ave. and Lewis 3t. to be oiled by'the Sta.ue and any oil remaining was to be applied- on ppliedon the more heavily travelled side streets. notion made by 11cGee, seconded by *:ayde, that, the matter be referred to the St:aeet & ,,.11ey Committee •to discuss and bring their report in to the council at the nest -regul<-r meeting or at a. specially called meeting. I.Iotion carried- viva arriedviva voca. PETITION READ F 1011 L. L. DALE, ET AL, ASKING TH...aiT LEWIS S'1PIEE'.i.' BE OILED THE FULL as far East as Sycamore St. Motion made by Pyles, ' secoiided by Hays, that the petition be held over until the next regular ;-meeting; motion carried. LICEIISES: Following applications for license were read: Inland Theatres, Inc. -Por theatre and dance hall; MQ-1il Cafe, restaurant; .1r.s. J. B. Smith, rooming house; M. J. Cooney and Vl. J. Diehm, trucks; J. 1:I. Love, 'restaurant. Motion made by Pyles, seconded by Oavis, that licenses be granted. Upon roll call, all voted for the motion. REFUND OF LOVE LICE.ITSE FEE: Communication .read from jas. Love, ashing for a refund of his license fee, as he had gone. out of 'business; Council discussed the matter and decided that he had no refund coning, as 'his -restaurant had been.in operation since truly lst, the beginning of t', -e license period. REFUND OF 1LiIBEL COLEi!1i1111 LICEIISE FEE: (:�-i _A119Q. 7 June 19th, Councilman McGee submitted an application for one of his renters, label Coleman to conduct a rooming house, togetlhe-r with check to cover license fee; 46w license was granted by council that evening. Next day, 1L -r, 1.1cGee notified the ci 'y clerk to hold up the check, as Lrs. Coleman was moving. Check i7as hell up 'and matter brought to the a•t-��ention of the council. Hays moved, seconded by ilayde, khat the 435.00 checl� be -refqEzded to 1.Ir. M Gee; roll call ordered and sho-vied folloviing results: Lyos, Davis, Hays, Pyles, Smith and �ayde; ',not voting'', 1:icGee. Cheep_ thereupon returned to REPORTS OF CO1;11IIT'TEES : I iSUr?AITCE FOR FIRE DEPT: Smith reported for Fire Conr4ittee, that previous prices quoted covered „blanket insrance" for the depart -:hent; no action taken, as this year's budget does not provide -the funds to Pay for such a policy. Committees also reported that nothing had been clone regarding back eater valves for sevre-rs at the l.iethodist i'lnirch and the .ieiephone Buildings; no rei)ort was ready regarding fire hydrants requested at the last meeting. Building Committee reported that the concrete work . to repair pavement and the back of the city hall had been completed. R SPORT OF POLICE JU7GE QUITTL-t?I 'read and upon Notion by Davis, seconddd by Hays, rias ordered placed on file. ORDIFANCL ;;372, declaring an emergency account street oiling, was brought up nand motion made by Pyles, seconded by Hays, that its third -reading be held over until the next regular meeting. C. %:I. 0 t BRIEI1T WAS A PPOIITTED CHIEF OF POLICE IIT A c ommun.i-ca.ti on from To r- Gray;motl on macre by Haas-, seconded by i.icGee•, that the matterof confii nation be held over until the next "regular I7'eeting; motion carried foul" t0 t710 as follows: 1°�yes, Hays -2, McGee., Smith and ilayde; Noes, Davis and Pyles. J. F. O'Herin was appointed as Police Jadge by Hayor Gray; motion nia.de by Pyles, seconded by Davis, that he be confir.�ed; notion carried four to t%vo as follows: Ayes, Davis, Hays, 1,1cGee and Pyles; Noes, Smith and 'ilayde. Street, Dept. advised that they needed five taps for irrgation % afer at various rooints; motion made by . lcGee, seconded by Hags', that matter be referred to • Street & Alley Qo�Emittee with power to act; motion carried. on roll cull 'by unanimous vote. :SIDS OId COAL 1-VERE OPENED, AS FOLLOWS: Conlon .giros., ., 8.20 ton; I leeb Lbr yard ' 18.00 per ton; TimLk Lum Lbr. Co., ;