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Regular Session _ February 3rd, 1931.
ROLL CAT,L: City council met in regular session with Iiayor Gray presiding and
following members present: Johnson, T,IcGee, T:Ieyer, Skinnell and Birth; absent were
Anderson and Partch.
I,IINUTES OF =,EGUI.4R SESSION HIED January 20th were read and approved.
CLAIMS AGAINST CURRENT EXPENSE: Following claims against Current Expense were read and
motion was made. by McGee, seconded by 'girth, that bills be allowed and warrants be drawn
for the same; carried on roll call:
111ARRANT S :
9943_8950 ( except 8948) Pay, roli of various offices for month January 380.00
8948_9951_52_53
Payroll of Police Dept. for month of January
530.00
9954_8955
Pay roll of Street Dept. for month of January _ _
257.00
9956_9959
Pay roll of Library for month of January _ _ _
135.00
8959
Mrs. Maude Heater, salary as police matron for January
9.00
9960
P. T. & T. Co., telephone service various departments
12.60
8961
Pasdo Auto Co., material and. repairs, Police Dept. _
1.75
9962
Empire. Electric Co., repairs, City Hall, 1.Iission, etc. _
6.95
9963
Pasco Paint & Picture Store, headboards for cemetery _
10.00
9964
Harriet Russell, steno work for city attorney _ _
5.00
9965
City Treasurer, water city hall & library, and hydrant rental
59.75
9966
School District Eo. 1, Yale door check for library _
9.50
9967
Juvenal Ice & Fuel Co., cowl for library _ _ _
9.50
9969
J. K.,Gill Co., books for library _ _ _
68.87
9969
Conlen Bros., coal for library _ _ _ _
69.50
9970
F. E. Miller, baskets for library _ _ _
5.34
9971
Gaylord Bros., supplies for library _ _ _
3.15
9972
17alkup Map Co., map for library _ _ _ _
4.90
9973
P. P. & L. Co., lights for library & undercharge on street globes
74.07
9974
ttoff Motor Co., 11,Ia.terial -for Street Dept. _ _ _
11.35
9975
State Treasurer, medical aid & indust. insurance _ _
17.45
9976
D. J. Speier, stamps for clerk's office _ _ _
2.00
9977
City Cafe, meals for prisoners _ _ _ _
11.50
9979
Cox Investment Co., Liability insurance, etc. on city cars
49.00
8979
Pasco P1bg. & Htg. Co., material for city hall _ _
3.00
9990
Lee Perry C o., furniture polish for city hall _
1.00
Total 1746.09
CLAITJS
AGAINST ',TATER FUPD: Following claims against Clater Fund were
was made by 1JcGee, seconded by �Iift that bills be allowed and warrants be
same; roll call showed all voting for the motion.
1344_1347
Yater Dept. pay roll for month of January
1349
Kleeb Lumber Co., material for pumper's dwelling
1349
Kleeb Lumber Yard If " It
1350
Pasco Plumbing & Heating Co., material
1351
R. B. McFarland, reimburse revolving fund, labor, stamps, etc.
1352
R. B. TdcFarland, assignment. of amount due Coy Eller for
carpenter work on new pump house dwelling
1353
Pasco Hardware Co., hardware
1354
Edgar Brown, sand and gravel pumper's dwelling
1355
Tum_A_Lum Lbr. Co., material
1356
Lee Perry Co., linoleum and material for pumper dwelling
1357
City Treasurer, reimbursement for money advanced for stamped
envelopes
1359
Alex Louden, team and scraper
1359
slhite _diver Lumber Co., Material for pumper dwelling _
1360
Pacific `telephone & Tel. Co., telephone service _
1361
State Treasurer, industrial insurance and medical. aid _
1362
P. P. & L. Co., power for pumps
1363
Yakima Bindery & Prtg. Co., water legger sheets _
1364
Rensselaer Valve Co., hydrant and fittings
1365
Northern Pacific Ry. Co., rent of pump site
1366
Pasco Paint & Picture Store material. for pumper dwelling
1367
Tacoma. Electrochemical Co., chlorine
1369
Pasco Electric Shop, merchandise
1369
Pasco Auto Co., prestone for car
1370
Cox Investment Co., titm liability insurance, etc. 2 cars
Total
read and motion
drawn for the
590.00
479.45
478.00
13.00
36.95
317.00
11.30
32.50
7.00
73.90
100.00
7.00
13.45
7.95
6.29
311.74
55.00
126.52
25.00
7.40
15.00
17.00
7.50
34.00
2771.95
Communication read from.Representative O.H.Olson relative to propesed law relative
to council confirmations of mayor's appointments not being necessary, but no suggestions
made.
Application for license for dray for zobt . E. Swain read and motion made by T.IcGee,
seconded by 'o* irth, that license be granted; roll call showed all voting for motion.
Petition signed by L. W. Hemsworth, et al, read asking for two hydrants in Helms
Addn•, etc., and motion made by ;firth, seconded by Skinnell that it be referred to `,la.ter
Committee for investigation and report at next regular meeting. I.Iotion carried on roll call.
Report of Police Judge read and ordered filed.
GASOLIDE TO BE FURITISIiED BY UiiION OIL CO. Matter of gasoline discussed and
motion made by I.IcGee, seconded by Johnson, that the City Clerk be instructed to write the
Union Oil Co., to start delivering gasoline on the contract dated June 26th, 1930; roll call
showed all voting for the motion.
TRAFFIC ORDINAB"CE :
F. J. Glover spokes to council about conditions for traffic at 4th & Lewis Sts.
claiming that they were dangerous for other citizens and asked what had become of ordinance
introduced last s7i.mmer to eliminate these conditions. Meyer stated he believed this
ordinance should be brought up for consideration again, it having passed its first reading
July lst, 1930. J. Llinkiewitz being present also spoke, while L. C. Churchman was
invited to speak for the opposition. Motion then made by Mirth, seconded by 14eyer, that
this ordinance be referred to the Police Committee for revision and report at next meeting;
roll call showed all voting for the motion.
Councilman Johnson was excused at this point.
RE11OVAL OF GARBAGE & RUBBRSH: Mayor Gray brought up the matter of introducing an
ordinance providing for collection of rubbish and garbage, a contract to be awarded to
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the lowest bidder. He estimated that the cost would be about 20 cents per family
per month .for the service. Motion made by Skinnell, seconded by rlirth, that the
matter be refrred to the Street &: Alley Committee for investigation and report;
roll call showed all voting for the motion.
LIBRARY APPOINTITr?.I.4T : Mayor Gray announced that while he still thought
Supt. of Schools Booth was the best man to appoint on the Library Board, he was
willing to appoint anyone suggested by the council; no suggestions made by the
council and matter was permitted to go over to future meeting.
ADJOUR 1T.IE1.1T: TTotion made by TdcGee, seconded by 3irth that council
adjourn; motion carried.
ATT EST : PrTayor
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Passed and approved the Zzd-a7- of 1931.
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