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Home My WebLink About03-04-1930 MinutesF2T,4 Regular Session _ Feb. 18th, 1930 wholesale prices and the salvage value of axes covered by the bill. These . axes had been secured by some unknowm parties at the time of the Fourth St. .fire. McGee moved, seconded by Anderson, that the matter of a fence around the lavm at the City Hall be referred to the Public Property Commit tee ; roll call showed all voting in fav or of the m o t i. on . The Wat er Committee was given authority to pur chase a pipe jack upon motion made by XcGee, seconded by Andsxd;en and all concurring. POLICE' CAR : i;Ioti on was duly made by I:IcGee, ;beconded by Anderson, that the city clerk be instructed to advertise fora fully equipped touring car to cost not more than $650.00, bids to be opened March 4th; roll call showed all voting fCr the motion. McFarland stated that he estimated $2500.00 would be the cost of eliminating a good deal of the trouble vdth freeze ups, but no action was taken by tYe council. radio Question of/wires across ' streets and alleys being hazardous was discussed but no formal action was taken at this t uie . ADJOUIUTIdIENT : Motion made by Part ch , seconded by McGee, that *the me eti ng ad j ourn. Iilo ti on carried. AMU: _ gay—or 77V— �y . CIV er k. Passed and aper ored the 4th day o:� I:4Iarch, 1930. it y Cqb r • REGULAR SESSION IARCH 4th, 1930. ROLL C -UL : Council me t ' in regular session with I�llayor Gray presiding and all members being present. of meeting I1IITUTES/HELD FEB. 18th were read and approved. CLAIMS AGAINST WATER FUND: Follrn,Ting claims ac�--..inst later Fund were.read and motion was made by Meyer, seconded by Anderson that thgr be paid; motion passed unem-imously. VVARRANT : ° 1085_1098 mater Dept. payroll_ :(br monti of Febr;x.ry _ 1099 Dept. of Labor &: Industries, med. aid &- indust.insurance 1100 R. B. I:IcFarland, reimburse revolving f -mad 1101 Economy Super Service, t it e and tube rep sirs 1302 Star Transfer Co., rent of trailer. 1103 Powell Rotor Co., Ford parts for rhotor' caro ` 1104 V. Haas, battery repairs 1105 Pasco Hardirare Co., material and t ools 1106 Tacoma Electrochemical Co., chlorine 1107 A. T. Smiley, repairs to typewriter 1108 Pac. T. Sc T. Co., telephones 1109 Pasco Lachine Co., drilling washers, etc.. 1110 Corbin Cox Paint Co., alchohol for autos_ a _ llll Grand Central. G aragg Storing cars 1112 Hughes & Co., material 1113 N. S. Darl ey Co., Pump and ld awer. 1.114 P. P. & L. Co., Pump paver 111-5 VVI—lite River Lumber Co., mat e ri al 1116 Pasco P1bg. 8y Htg. Co: mat erial 1117 Juvenal Ice 8- Fuel Co., coal and blocks. TOT.Z 1529:2-5 16.26 73.'73 10.80 40.00 4.16 4.'75 39.03 10.00 4.00 8.55 -2:50 6:25 9 :40 75'86 71:70 487:36 40:65 291:01 7:75 ?1766.ul CLAIIES AGAINST CUMIENT E.Uc ENSE: Following claims against Current :expense Fund were read and motion was made by P artch, seconded by I:IcGee, that they be paid and motion pissed unanimously upon roll call. Continued to page 295 0 CITY T,77CIt M- n..aS Regular Session i}1larch 4th, 1930 I:IARRAN T NO. 82818288 Pay roll of various offices for month of February 435.00 8289_8291 do. do. Library' do. 135.00 8292_8294 do: Police Dept. do: 430:00 8295=8297 do. Street Dep t. do: 188:00 8298_8307 do. Fire Dep t. do. ` 12.00 8308 Maude A. Heat er, salary as police matron _ 12:00 8309 Trick & Murray, binder for cle rki s office ° 5.55 8310 P. T. & T: Co., telephone service _ 14:15 8311 City Cafe, meals for prisoners _ _ 32:80 8312 TI. H. Taylor, stamps & having saw filed _ 2:00 8313 Dorothy Sager, steno work for city attorney 10.00 8314 Les ter Harding, fertilizer for cemetery _ 8:00 831-5 Corbin Cox Paint Co., headboards -for cemetery 7:50 8316 Franklin Abstract & Lomi Co., instfiance on city hall 57:00 8317 Pasco Plbg. &; Htg.Co., repairs, librart 69:50 8318 P. P. & L. Co., lights, library _ 27.86 8319 White River Lumber Co., lumber for Street Dept. 4.15 8320 Columbia Hardware Co., material for library, 5:40 8321 Dept. of Ind. &; Lab or , me d . aid &; ind us t. in buranc e 13.76 ' 8322 Pasco 1,1a -chine bine Co ., repairs to chemical _ 4:0Q 8323 John 6'I. Graham &: Co., books f or library _ ° 52.70 8324 D. J. Speier, s tamps for cle rkI s office " _ 2:00 8325 Pasco Autoo epairs, Police Dep t. _ 8.10 8326 Pasco Heralc? , ity printing _ _ 56'95 8327 Pasco Sheet Iletal Co., re-girs for sewers 3:75 8328 Pasco Hardvare Co . , mate ria1 f or vari ous department s 14.57 8329 Roff riiotor Co., material for Street Dept. _ 3:05 8330 City Treasurer Hydrant rental and water City Hall 283:00 8331 City T reasur, er, interest on light warrants 110:30 8332 City T -reastirer, water for parks (1929. expense) 8.10 8333 T1rs . W. F. Chute, reitnbur semei�t acct. ' fertilizer , and labor paid out _ _ ° 6.00 8334 Pasco Hardware Co., mate ri al for park, _ _ 14:88 8335 Demp ^ Butl er, 1 ab or , fire department _ 98,100. Cwmifanication read from Carl Bird, a string f or part of insur ince on city property; ordered filed. LICEFEE APPLICATIONS HEAD FROM,1 J. H. PATRI CS FCR REST AURAX T Alm TM.S. J. B. CRAIId TO OPERATIC; the Cunningham Hotel; motion made by ivllcGee, seconded by Anderson, that the licenses be grunted; motion carried unanimously upon roll call. REPORTS OIi COMMITTEES: Partch reported that in the matter of axes billed a& inst the Fire Dept. by the Pasco Hardware Co., he had arranged with tIBm that the city would pay the difference between the wholesale price and amoluat at which the returned axes could be sold. Fire Committee thru Partch recommended that• V. L. Pangle be sent to Seattle to attend the fire school Lhlarch 12th and that the city pay one hu1_f of his expenses. Partch atm :recommended that group insurance policy be obtained from the Commericial Casualty Co. for ten members of the O.epartment, at a' cost of $42.50, this policy providing- for indermity of 4715.00 per week and 0"1000.00 for loss of life. iviotior_ made by Partch, seconded by Anderson, that a policy be secured from 'the Com- mercial Casualty Co., thru the Cox Investment Co., policy to be submitted subject to the approval of t1B council t_thin thirty days. Carried unaimously on roll .cal 1. Partch moved, seconded by vlirth, that V. L. Pa:ng1•e be sent to Seattle to the fire school for three day session beginning I.larch 12th and that tIL- city payDI one hal f of his eyp arses, not to exceed $25.00; carried unanimously on roll call. Partch for Street Committee tecommended tint the tuo taxi companies be given parking space at the depot, p^rallK with the curb, each to have 20 ft., beginnigg fifty ft. from end of curb a,nd exuding North to a point 90 ft. from end of curb. I!Iotion made by TlcGee, seconded by Anderson, that recommendation of Street Committee be adopted; carried on roll call «rout dissenting vote. Relative to request of E. F. Werne tt and Wm. ff. Dodd for franchise to collect garbage, DllcGee recommended that nothing, be done to change present system and that city permit those nav 'coll:ecting garbage to continue. Motion made by Partch, seconded by Anderson, that report of committee be accepted and motion carried. Lavin mmver for cemetery would cost 2xx X210.00 for a 21 inch machine and ��295.00 for a 27 inch machine, according to re;pert made by Partch for Street Committee. Motion made by McGee, seconded by Anderson, tha.t the chairman of the Street, Alley &; Cemetery Committee be aithorized to purchase a 18 inch out machine; roll call shooed all voting f :r the motion. Anderson reported for Public Property Committee as being opposed to building a fence around lavRm at the city hall, as it would catch weeds and rubbish. McGee brought up question of disposing of old cluster light poles and motion aas made by Partch, seconded by 1,1cGee, that the poles be sold at a price of 5)2.50 each for all poles in excees of forty, as the city Mould keep that number for future use, Roll call sh o Y,ed all v of ing f or t1)9 motion. Report of treasiwer for January was passed around; wr ;ile reports of Police Judge and Building Inspector were read and ordered filed. Ord. x384, P. P. & L. contract: motion made by Partch, seconded by 1,1cGee, that final .consideration of Ordinanc e #384 be postponed until signs designating dividing lines between city and povier company property be installed. Motion carried unanimously on roll call. BIDS 4ME OPENED ON CAR FOR POLICE DEPARTIIa\TT : Bid read from John Gannon on Hudson coach aTt X300.00; bid read from Pasco Auto Co. fon fully equipped Chevrolet touring car at ?647.50. After discussion, motion was made by Mirth, seconded McGee, that the city accept she bid of the Pasco Auto Co. as the lowest and best bid. On roll call all voted f or the motion. PJAY0 R GRAY WITHDREW TFE APPOIN1iT111TT OF I-1. H. TAYLOR A2 FIRE CHIEF and stated that he t,,rould make another appointn-ent at the next meeting, after he had had a talk with members of tIn fire department. 296 Regular Session _ !Jachh 4th, 1930. (Contd.) BID SUBMITTED BY COCK IIIVESTT,THIT CO. for xft insur epee on the neer car but action was postponed until. tl-e next meeting. Mr. Grant ,addressed the council proposing to paint, reset or replace the flag pole at the city hall. notion made by IrlcGee, mconded by Partch, that the matter be referred to the Public Property Committee tits ax:Lld ority to act, insofar as taking the pole down and resetting it was concerned. Roll call shoved ' all voting for the motion. ADJOURIII;+iMNl : It:Iotion made by 1-1cGee, seconded by Anderson, that the meeting adjourn. IJloti on carried. ATTE ST _air o r Min rk Passed and approved the �70 d" of 1930. y Clklrk. C ITY Regular Session COUNCIL' C MVIBE RS March 18th, 1930. ROLL CALL: Coimcil called to cider by PIayor Gray but only Councilmen T,TcGee and 'Wirth answered to roll cell. AD JOURNlM, i T : By agreement, it was xgmxz arranged that meeting be adjourned until Thursday night, March. 20th, at 8 O'clock. RIl and city' clerk was ins true ted to advise all members accordingly. A TTEST : Mayor Passed and approved the day of � 1930. i rzJ