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Home My WebLink About10-01-1929 Minutes2791 OTTY COUNCTI llegular Session V 1111rfJ i� 8 October 1st, 1929. ' -cOLL CAZZ: The City Council met with %Iayor Gray presiding and all members presents Davis being late. MINUTES OF REGULAR SESSION H"IID SEPTEjMI R 17th and adjourned session September 21st, were read and. approved. CLADJS AGAINST CURRELIT EXPENSE FUND: Following claims against Current Expense Fund were read and motion was made by Anderson, seconded by Partch, that the bills be allowed; roll call showing all voting for the motion. 1,1IAR1WiT NO. -T978-79 Pay roll of various offices for September 395.00 7985_7987 do. Library do. 132.50 7988_7990 Police Dept. pay roll for month of Septemher 430.00 7991-7996 Street Dept. do.- do . 421.00 7997 Fred Sc hunema.n, salary as park c are tak er _ 48.00 7998 Maude A: Heater, salary as police matron, 3.00 7999_8006 Fire Dept. pay roll for month of September 21.00 8007 City Cafe _ meals for prisoners 23.25 8008 M. H Taylor, securirg evidence and freigit charges 10.71 8009 L. B. Jo s lin, impbundi ng stock _ 11.50 8010 Corbin Cox Paint Co., Headboards and paint _ 11.70 8011 Yakima Bindery & Prtg. Co., supplies for treasiwer 12.62 SM12 Jack McMeekin, repairs to clerk's typewriter 3.00 8013 Chas. H artzog, repair police car _ 1.25 8014 Grand Central Garage, repair car, Police Dept. 4.05 8015 Dorothy Sager, steno w rk for city attorney 10.00 8016 Pasco Machine Co., re r. i r Street Dept. truck. 6.00 8017 E. W. Landt insurance policy on street truck 11.00 8018 P. T. & T. Co., telephone service various offices 12.83 8019 Columbia �L ardware Co., Material & supplies 13.41 8020 Kleeb Lumber Co., lumber for pa rk 33.75 8021 Pasco Table Supply Co., toilet paper, city hall 2.00 8022 V. Haas, repairing lawn mover for cem*t.ery 9.70 8023 Economy Super Service, material & repairs 1.35 8024 Pasco Auto Co., repairs & na, ti.•, various depts. 3.00 8025 Frank Hixenbaugh, books for library _ 36.00 8026 P. r• w ''• `'o., lights for library _ 11.68 8027 John W. Graham Co., books for library _ 3.13 8028 J. is. Gill Co . , do. _ _ 96.72 8029 Gaylord Bros., Supplies for library _ 3.45 8030 City Treasurer, water ani: fire hydrant rental 266.85 8031 Shell Oil Co., gasoline used by various depts. . 39.53 8032 Pasco Heral d, city printing _ _ 17o85 8033 Standard Oil Co., gasoline for various departments 45.53 8034 Union Oil Co., undercharge on gasoline purchased 4.90 8035 Dept. of Labor &. Industries; med. aid & ind. insur. 19.22 8036 E. K. .Brown, gravel furnished for streets 968.00 Total 3143.49 CLA DdS AGAINST SYLVES TER PARK FUND: Following claims against the Sylve ste r Park Fund were read and ordered paid upon motion made by Anderson, seconded by Wirth; roll call shooed all voting Jbr, the motion: WARRANT 7#17 Mrs. W- F • Chute, reimburse revolving fund for labor 10.85 IT 717.8 Pasco Plbg. & Htg. Co., pipe for backstop of tennis courts _ _ _ 159.68 CLAIMS AGAINST 'UAIiER L'bUD : ordered paid upon motion made by voting for. the motion: WARRANT: Following c 1 a ims a g ins t Water Fund were read and Partch, seconded by Anderson; roll call showed all 069a972 i Payroll of Water Dept. for September _ 973 Wallace & Tiernan Co., repair c hl or i na to -r 974 Pasco Machine Co., rep ai rs to purizp 975 Hughes & Co. , mat eri al for service maint en anc e 976 D. Brandt, repa irs to car _ 977 Columbia Ha-rdzare Co., Tools & ma to ri al _ 978 Kleeb Lumber Co., lumber for rater boxes 979 P. T. & T. Co., telephone ,service 960 Pasco Plbg. & Htg. Co., material _ 981 V. Haas, repairs to battery 982 Economy Super Service, tire repairs _ 983 Neptune Meter Co., Meters & repair parts _ 984 Neptune Meter Co., forty me tors _ 985 R. B. McFarland, reimburse revolving fund 986 U' 0n 0 ' l Co oil 580,00 27.50 80.25 137.57 4,00 4:60 22,80 7.95 15.17 4:2 5 6.05 183.66 408.00 .5:08 ni _ _ _ 8.11 987 The Bris to l Co., pressure gaage x charts _ 4,76 988 Dept. of Labor & Industries; med. aid & indust.insur, 6,15 2Y3�x 989 Standard Oil Co., gasoline used _ 4.78 990 Shell Oil Co., " " _ _ 3.98 Total _.66 Communication received from Arthur VT. Elrey of the Grand Central Garage, asking permission to. install a sign over the sidewalk; motion made by Partch, seconded by Wirth, that permission be granted; roll call showed unanimous vote on motion. Petition received from J. A. Wands, et al, asking that t1n School. Board be stopped from proceeding LTi their plan of fencing the High School Block and ball grounds, as petitidn.ers objected to its being closed. Motion made by Anderson, seconded by Meyer, that the petition be referred to the Street Committee for investigation and report; roll call Ehcvred unanimous 'vo to for the motion. Partch reported progress, for tin Street Committee in the matter of location of light poles. He also reported in the matter of a fire alarm cable, that the cost would be about X5700.00 and that the committee vould not recommend its installation at this time. �84 fly U6 Ullf LIT L df PL:211��.1 S Regular session October is t, 1929. Report of Police nudge swing collections of X287.00 was read and ordered filed. P. r. Fitzpatrick appeared before the council relative to the pole removed from in front of his place of business and asked that it be replaced. Mat to r vras left- in the hands of the Street Uommittee. Mayor Gray appointed Ronald McArthur as Chief of Police; Davis stated he would be in Yakima mondW and McGee moved, seconded by ',7irth., that the appointment be referred to Davis for investigation and report. Counci 1 pro ceeded to c onsider the budget and moti on was made by Arii.erson, seconded by Davis, that the Ci tylt7 Attorney be instructed to Wepare-an ordinance based on a tax levy of 1711 mills fcir current expense, library and Park and 6 mills for bonds -and interest. Roll.call shaved all voting for the motion.. , ADJOURNIVENT :. Council then adjourned upon motion made by McGee, seconded by Anderson, to meet in special meeting on October 7th for the purpose of at that time -adopting the budget for 1930.. „ ATTEST: iviay or 1 y er L Passed and appro ved t he day of 1929. ty clerk. SPECIAL SESSION _ October 7th, '1929. ROLL CALL: The council met in special session �ith 1Iayor Gray presiding, for the purpose of adopting the budget for the year 1930; present were Councilmen Anderson, %.IcGee, Heyer and 'girth; absentees were Davis , Partch and Sargent. ORDINANCE No. 380 covering the 1930 bud get was read; motion by Anderson, seconded by Mcuee, that the ordinance be declared tD have had its first reading; roll call :hgived unanimous vote for the motion. Motion made by Arxlers on, seconded by Tdcue e, that Ord inane e i4o. 380 be given its second reading by title; roll call sh ave d unanimous vote 'for the motion. Ordinance was thereupon read. by title. l�rlot*Areading; e ,by Anderson, seconded by LicGee, that Ordinaime 1-4o. 380 be declared to have had its roll call shaved all voting 2)r tYee motLon. Motion made by Anderson, seconded by iocuee, that the rules be sus-pended and that Ordinarne Bo. 380 be placed on final passage; roll call shaved all voting in favor of motion. Motion made by Anderson, seconded by I.IcGee, that the ord inane e be given its third reading; roll call showed all voting for the motion. Ordinance read in compliance vfttth. the motion. Motion th en.ma de by Wirth., seconded by Meyer, that Ordinarn e No. 380 be declared adopted as read; roll call shaved unanimous vote for the motion. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Anderson, seconded by acuee, that the meting adjourn; carried. ATEST: Cit yVler1C Passed and approved the =? —day of Mav or 1929,