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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-03-1932 Minutes370 CITE` COU111C11 M.y11IMS Regular Session May 3rd, 1932. ROLL CALL: City Council met in regular session; Councilman O'Herin elected as mayor protem in the abeence of Mayor IslcGee and P. E• "nderson. Roll call shoved following members present: Burns, H aylett, O'Herin, Skinnell and Wirth; absentees were Anderson and Partch . MINUTES OF MEETINGS ON APRIL 19th and 21st were read and approved. LICENSE APPLICATION READ FROM J. A. PATRICK to operate restaurant; motion made by Wirth, seconded by Skinnell that license be granted; carried. Cokmunication read from First Security & Loan Co., Yakima, authorizing the city to tear down the warehouse owned by them on Fifth Street, South of Columbia under supervision of the Street Dept., those tearing down the building to have material s&1vC-�ged,if any. Ordered placed on file. BILL BOARD AT THIRD & COLUMBIA: Attention was called to condition of billboard at Third & Columbia Sts., it being in bad shape. Motion made by Wirth, seconded by Skinnell /fthat the matter be referred to the Streetx & Alley Committee with power to act; carried. Wirth reported for License Committee that they were not yet ready to report regarding revised license ordinance. LOTS FOR A.P.GRAY AT CE1:IETC2Y: *tx±R1&ffXtKaxfRzxtkax=mmkktRx Regarding lots asked .for by Mrs. Gray at the cemetery (Graves 1 to 6 inclusive in ktaxk Lot 12 of Block 6) to be used for grave and monument .for forme r Mayor Gray, after some discussion, motion was made by Skinnell, seconded_by Haylett, that the city clerk be instructed to write to Mrs: Gray, -that the council has never taken any action to set aside the six graves in Block 12 in the cemetery, as a.site for a.monument to an "unknown soldier" and that the CLAIMS AGAINST WATER FUND: Following claims against Water Fund were read and motion was made by Haylett, seconded by Wirth, that bills be allowed and warrants be drawn for the same; roll call showed all voting for the motion: WARRANT: 1707_1716 Special payroll Apr. 18th to 23rd _ _ _ 252.00 1717_1721 'Vater Dept. regular payroll for month of April _ 604.00 1722_1733 Special payroll for period Apr. 25th to 30th incl. 290.00 1734 State Treasurer, Medical aid & indust. insurance 14.47 1735 Union Oil Co., gasoline used _ _ _ 16.28 8736 Pasco Sheet Metal Vlorks, burning out joints _ _ 4.00 1737 Hughes & Co., material _ _ _ _ 124.44 1738 Pasco Auto Co., material _ _ _ .65 1739 Economy Super Service Tire repairs _ _ _ 3.00,. 1740 Xz±Xx Yakima Ii ardware Co., paint _ _ _ 24.75 1741 Pasco Plumbing & Heating Co., material _ _ 2.72 1742 Tacoma Electrochemical Co., Chlorine _ _ 15.00 1743 Neptune Meter Co., meters _ _ _ 152.37 1744 Pasco Herald, supplies _ _ _ 11.50 1745 Standard Oil Co., coal oil _ _ _ 9.08 1746 The Bristol Co., charts _ _ _ _ 9.21 1747 R. B. McFarland, reimburse revolving; fund for freight, etc. 3.79 1748 Pasco Hardware Co., hardwame _ _ _ 3.30 kt 1749 Star Transfer Co., hauling pipe _ _ _ 7.00 1547.56 CLAIMS AGAINST CURRENT EXPENSE: Following claims against Current Expense Fund were read and motion was made by Haylett, seconded by Skinnell, that bills be paid and warrants be drawn for the same; roll call showed unanimous vote for the motion: 9747_9753 Payroll of various offices for the month of April 378.00 9754_9756 do. Library do. _ _ _ 119.25 9757_9759 do. Police Dept. do. do. _ 351.00 9760_9761 do. Street Dept. do. do. _ _ 247.50 9762 Fred Schunema.n, salary as park caretaker _ _ 100.00 9763 Puget Sound News Co., books for library _ _ 3.49 9764 American Library Assn., do. _ _ 1.30 9765 The Republic Pub. Co., binding for library _ _ 32.10 9766 P. P. & L. Co., lights for library _ _ _ 10.67 9767 E. F. Shelby, repairs.to library _ _ 4.65 9769 City Treasurer, water and fire hydrant rental _ 104.55 9769 S. N. LlcGee, reimbursement for door spring and wire for power lawnmower purchased & paid for _ 1.10 9770 _ T,rs. 71• F. Chute, reimbursement for express paid _ 1.96 9771 _ Columbia Hardware Co., material for various depts., _ 8.51 9772 _ Williams I,fiotor Co., car parts for Street Dept. trucks _ 4.24 9773 Economy Super Service, tires and tubes _ _ 5.24 9774 Pasco Paint & Picture Store, ma.tl. Street & Police Depts. 1.09 9775 P. T. & T. Co., toll c -:,,.11s, Police Dept. _ 2.75- 9776 Western Grain & Seed Co., ma.tl. for parks _ _ 14.01 9777. Pasco Herald, city printing & docket for police judge 73.47 9778 Pasco Auto Co., material for police & cemetery _ 12.15 9779 Hughes & Co., material for parks _ _ _ _ 41.32 9790 Pasco Plbg. & Htg. Co., material for parks _ _ 4.65 9781 Lee Perry Co., hose for cemetery _ _ _ 12.50 9792 Pasco Sheet Metal Works, material for Police Dept. _ 4.70 9783 Maude Heater, salary as police ina.tron _ _ 9.00 9794 Pasco Hardware Co., ma.terial for various departments _ 22.93 9785 The J. K. Gill Co., books for library _ _ _ 19.91 9786 The Union Library Assn., do. _ _ _ 4.21 9789 John W. Graham Co., do. _ _ 47.91 9789 State Treasurer, industrial insurance & medical aid _ 5.98 9789 Pasco Electric Shops, lamps & cut outs _ 36.42 9790 Union Oil Co., gasoline used by various departments _ 57.70 9791 City Cafe, meals for prisoners _ _ _ 8.75 9792 R. B. McFarland, reimburse revolving fund for freight paid 12.13 9793 Salmon Bay Youndry Co., pipe fittings for park _ _ 4.25 9794 Gertrude Speier, stamps for clerk's office __ _ 2.00 1771.39 LICENSE APPLICATION READ FROM J. A. PATRICK to operate restaurant; motion made by Wirth, seconded by Skinnell that license be granted; carried. Cokmunication read from First Security & Loan Co., Yakima, authorizing the city to tear down the warehouse owned by them on Fifth Street, South of Columbia under supervision of the Street Dept., those tearing down the building to have material s&1vC-�ged,if any. Ordered placed on file. BILL BOARD AT THIRD & COLUMBIA: Attention was called to condition of billboard at Third & Columbia Sts., it being in bad shape. Motion made by Wirth, seconded by Skinnell /fthat the matter be referred to the Streetx & Alley Committee with power to act; carried. Wirth reported for License Committee that they were not yet ready to report regarding revised license ordinance. LOTS FOR A.P.GRAY AT CE1:IETC2Y: *tx±R1&ffXtKaxfRzxtkax=mmkktRx Regarding lots asked .for by Mrs. Gray at the cemetery (Graves 1 to 6 inclusive in ktaxk Lot 12 of Block 6) to be used for grave and monument .for forme r Mayor Gray, after some discussion, motion was made by Skinnell, seconded_by Haylett, that the city clerk be instructed to write to Mrs: Gray, -that the council has never taken any action to set aside the six graves in Block 12 in the cemetery, as a.site for a.monument to an "unknown soldier" and that the 371 Tegul')r Session.—, May 3rd, 1932. (Continued) council would like' to know just' what' she wante'd.- - ll'Lotion carried'. Regar"d'ing- payments for ;rave committee not -yet ready to report; time extended. Report of building inspector read and ordered filed. Report of Police Judme read and ordered filed. Mt. Burns informed the council -tha,t' he had had a light installed on the new 'city lots, as"material yeas "ba ng" accummul4ted'the re and asked that the council a.pppove of the -action. 'Motion made by-Skinaell, seconded by Wirth and carried, that'*the city clerk be instructed to write to 'the P. P. & L. Co.', that it would be satisfactory for them to install a light as requested by Mr. Burns. Manager McFarland asked permission to get away to attend the meeting of the N. W; Section of the Amkrican Water Works Assn., at their convention at`4enatchee May 12th, 13th and 14th. Motion made by Ha.ylett, seconded by Skinnell, that the Water Manager be authorized to attend the convention and that the Nater Dept. pay his expenses. 'ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Skinnall, seconded by Ha.ylett that the meeting adjourn; motion carried. ATTEST: City Ulerk. s.. Emm 41( Passed and approved the day of 1932. Ci Clerk. CITY COUNCIL CHArtiIBERS Regular Session _ May 17th, 1932. On account of lack of a. quorum council meeting was adjourned until 8 PPS, May 17th. Meeting was again adjourned on Lay 17th account no quorum being present until regular meeting set for June 7th. ATTEST: Ci Clerk. 3 t . Passed and approved theday of 1932. C y C1 k.