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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02-04-1930 MinutesROLL CALL: The City Council, met in regular session frith Mayor Gray presiding; present were Councilmen Davis, McGee, Meyer, Partch, Sargent and Wirth; absent Anderson. MINUTES OF REGULAR SESSION January 21st, were read and approved. CLAIMS AGAINST WATER FUND: Following claims against V�ter Fund were read and motion was made by McGee, seconded by rartch, that they be paid; roll call showed all voting for the motion: WARRANT: 1060_1 ,72 Water Dept: pay roll for month of January _ _ 1948.85 1073 Dept. of Labor & Industry; Med, aid & indust.insurance 9.95 1074 P. P. & L. Co.,, Power for pumps _ _ 333.00 1075 Grand Central Garage, storage of trucks _ _ 17.50 1077 P. T. & T. Co., telephone service _ _ 7.95 1078 Neptune M eter Co., - Meter repair parts _ _ 1:02 1079 Northern Pacific Ry. Co., Rental of pump house site _ 25:00 1080 Pasco Hardware Co., material for repairs 5:55 1081 R. B. McF arland, temporary 'revolvinU fund for labor _ 300:00 Total 1638.87 CLAIMS AGAINST CURRENT EXPENSE: Follairing bills against Current Expense i'und were read and motion was made Partch, .seconded by 11cGee,. that the bills. be allowed and roll call shoved all voting for the motion: WARRANT: $.204 8211 ' Payroll for vaxiour offices for month of January 428.55 8212-8214 " if library do. _ 135.00 8215_8217 " ifPolice Dept. �do. _ _ 1438.50 8218_8220 " IT Street Dept. do. _ _ 194.40 8221_8222 ( Part of Police Pay roll as above) 8223 Maude A. Heater, salary as police matron, January 12:50 8224 M. H. Taylor, securing evidence in Chester Smith case 15.00 8225 Driscoll & Hor2igan, premium on insurance, City Hall 19.00 8226 Cox Investment Co., '' " " 57.00 8227 Bank of Commerce, rent of safety . ox for treasurer 3:00 8228 P. To & T. Co., telephone service various offices 12:62 8229 Trick & Murray, five sets registration books 65.`99 8230 Economy Super Service, Mati. ,Street & Poli,ce Dept. 14:05 8231 Chas. Hartzog repairs to police car 2.30 8232 Pasco Table Supply, brooms for Poli cce Dept,. _ 3:00 8233 Pasc o Auto Co., Fla sh light bat to ri e s and spark plugs 2.80 ' 8234 Yakima Bindery & Printing Co., supplies for treasurer 10.20 8235 Pasco Hardware Co., Matt. for ''ire Dept. _ 6.90 8236 Columbia Hardware Co., MAtl. for library & Street Dept. 6:41 8237 J. K. Gill Co., books %r library _ _ 91.44 8238 Gaylord B ro s ., S upplies for library _ _ 33.04 8239 Demco Library �upplie.s, do. _ _ 6:40 8240 John W. Graham & Co., books for library _ 50:51 8241 White River Lumber Co., woo d for library _ _ 10.50 8242 Tum A Lum Lbr. Co-., coal for library _ _ 73:25 8243 City Treasurer, water for library:: _ _ _ 2.00 8244 Dept. pf Labor Indus tr ie s ; rm d . aid & indus. insuranc e 14.32 8245 Dorothy Sager, steno :,pork for city attorney - _ 10:00 8246 Lee Perry Co., cash advanced Jbr having two graves dug 25.00 8247 City Cafe, meals for prisoners _ _ 15.70 8248 Demps Butler, work for ,Street Dept. _ _ 20.28 8249_8279 Fire Dept. pay roll for month of Janusry _ _ _ 220.75 Total Claim of Pasco Hardware Co.., 22.25 for axes furnished at 4th St. fire, upon motion made by TdcGee, seconded by Wirth,- was referred to Fire Cormni.ttee for investigation. Roll call showed all voting in favor of. motion, excepting Partch., who voted "No". BIDS FM GASOLINE & OILS: Bids were opened for gasoline and oils to be furnished the city coring the ensuing year. Bids for gasoline were at 191 cents per gallon, these bids being submitted by the Standard, Union and Shell Oil Comcanies. The bid of the Shell Co. provided for a top price of 191 per gallon,with no limitations as to quantities to be used and tiLile bid of Union Oil Co. also provided for a top price of 191 cents, it covered a minimum requirement of 1800 gallons and maximum of 2000 gallons. The bid of the Standard Oil Co. did not quote the 191 cent figure as the top price for the year. After consideration, motion was made by Wirth, seconded by Partch, that the bid of the Shell Oil Co. be accepted as the best and that the Idayor be authorized to execute the contract. Roll call showed all voting for the motion. Request of the Pasco Taxi Co. for a fifty ft. parking space parallel with the curb at the depot, was laid on the table upon motion by 1.IcGee, seconded by Partch and roll call shmving unanimous vo to fo r t a e moti on. Communication from'Seattle Chamber of Commerce requesting a copy of tYr, city's ` charter was referred to the clerk for reply. LIBRA_KY BUP.RD: Mayor Gary announced the appointment of George Gough as a member of the library board, vice Mrs. Carl Bird, whose term expired December 31st, 1929; motion made by IVIcGee, seconded by Wirth, that the appointment be confirm; roll call ordered and mioued foilo-vaing: Ayes, McGee, Meyer, Partch and Wirth; Noes, Davis and Sargent. Mayor stated would hold up matter of filling vacancy on Park Board until later. Report of Police Judg e read and ordered filed. Copy of agreem nt. signed by the Union Oil Co., relative to protecting the city against damage or injury to electric light conduits and cables at their service stations was ordered placed on file. ADJOURNT:IENT: Motion made by lldcGee, seconded by Partch that meeting adjourn; carried. ATTEST: City Clerk. P4soeq, 1�P�royP� 7T4 P 1`dAK pay Af Feb /y3o Mayor