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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-01-1932 Minutes389 -._CITY COiIT�CI Regular Session _ November is t , 1932 ROLL' CAI,L "On account ofi oo quorum being present, the meeting of the city council was adjourned until 8 PM, Friday, November 4th. ATTEST: - Mayor i Clerk Passed and :approved the _day of � 19..32. y C erlt CITY COUNCII CH!LT-dBi:RS Adjourned session _ Novembor 4th, 1932 ROIL CALL: City council met pursuant to agreement with all members present except Skinnell ; Mi yor T,IcGee presided. MINUTES OF IEE'ETING HELD OCTOBER 18th were read and approved. INSU"I,ANCE for fire and theft being carried on Street Dept. truck was ordered cancelled upon motion made by :girth, seconded by Pa.rtch, and duly carried. CLAIHS AG.:II4ST CURRENT i XPEPISE : Following claims against Current Expense Fund were read and motion was made by ,,firth, seconded by Partch, that the bills be allowed and warrants be drawn for the same; roll call sho?>ed all voting for the motion. WARRANT: 10074_10090 Payroll of various departments for month of Oct. 10081_10083 Payroll of 1-ibrary for month of 0 ctober 10084_10096 Payroll of Police Dept. for month of October 10087° Fred Schunema.n, salary as park caretaker, Oct. 10089_10091 Payroll. of Street Dent. for month of October 10092 Leo Morgan, services as special police _ 10093 Melvin Culow, labor shovelling co<, 1 _ 10094 A. B. Buchanan, weighing in coal at city hall 10095_10103 Fire Dept. payroll for month of October 10104 Roy 0. Eaton, headboards for cemetery _ 10105 Howard Cooper Corporation, repairs for Fire dept. 10106 Anchor Steel Co. Grader repair p.<rts _ 10107 Economy Super Service, car repairs _ 10108 T,Iaude Heater, salary as' police m_tron 10109 ,Villiams Hotor Co., car parts, Street Dept. _ 10110 Columbi6 Hardware Co., material Street Dept. _ 10111 City Treasurer, ,'later and fire hydrant rental.• 10112 Pasco Hardware Co., hardware for park 10113 Pasco Paint &Picture Store, paint for Street Dept. 10114 Western Grain & Seed Co., grass for parks _ 10115 Union Oil Co.,.motoreze for cars 10116 P. T. & T. Co., toll calls, police 10117 U S. Laundry, cleaning blankets for Police Dept. 10118 Conlen Bros., car miterial _ _ _ • _ 10119 Gertrude Speier, stamps for clerk's°office 10120 G. A. Haven, team labor for park 10121 Kathlean Anderson, steno work for attorney _ 10122 Bob Swain, drayage for park 10123 City Treasurer, money paid out for freight, et¢. 10124 State Treasurer, industrial insurance and medical aid 10125 Kilmer & Sons Coo, hard, are 10126 Pasco Plbg. & Htg. Co., material for park* _ 10127 Hughes & Co., material for park 378.00 119.25-- 351.00 75.00 261.00- 4.00 4.00 6.00 66.00' 6.00 1.85 34.96 2.50 3.00 17.46 8.58- 288.16 4.77 3.20 6.25 5.33 4.30 4.75 1.90 3.00 8.00 5.00 4.25 7.17 6.91 26.52 2.90 7� `f 30 38.40 1-7-G8 . Its CLAIMS AGAINST ;'DATER FUND WERE READ and motion was made by O'Herin, seconded by Haylett that bills be allowed and warrants be drawn for the same; roll call showed all voting for the motion. 1861_1865 Payroll of Mater Dept. for month of October 447.75 1966 City Treasurer, reimbursement for money advanced 4.48 1867 State Treasurer, industrial insurance and medical aid 4.16 1868 'Wallace & Tiernan Co., repairing compendator 30.00 1869 Hughes & Co., pipe fittings _ _ _ 6.71 1970 Economy S uper Service, tire & tube repairs _ 2.60 1971 City Treasurer, stamps, freiRlit charges, etc. 85.39 :81.09 CHANGE IN CETaIETERY HEADBOARDS: Earl Sample, sexton at the cemetery asked the council for authority to replace wooden headboards with some made of concrete and this was turned over for investigation with power to act, to the Street & Alley Committee, upon motion made by :uirth and seconded by O'Herin. CLAIM OF DARLEY & CO. for balance due on fire siren was reported on by Fire & ala.ter Committee thru Ha.ylett; committee recommended payment- of $100.00 on this bill afater the first of the year, the balance of "62.30 to be paid by the Fire Dept. during the year. Report accepted by the council. Reports of Building Inspector and Police Judce were read and ordered filed. Matter of furnishing water to sheepmen and ranchers from city tap was discussed and referred to the Police Committee, these people now getting water from a tap back of the bakery. POWER PlAiiT: Special committee studying the powerplant matter reported progress and that they were still investigating.