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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08-20-1936 Minutes534 City Council Chambers Regular session _ August 20th, 1936. ROLL CAPL: City council met in regular session with ;Iayor Pro Tem O'Herin presiding and following members present: Burns Hay'ett, O'Herin and Sh,ffer. M.'nutcsl9�/%�tin�ss iyug.6`j d-S�t :w/M/aet��.p/7ug. //°L Were IPcoa� �/�PPrnv�� CLAIMS AGAINST CdiIaENT EXPENSE: Following claims were presented sn(I ordered paid upon motion made byi nd seconded by Shaffer, and carried on roll cell: 'NARRANT: 12741 John C. Hurspool, Full payment for legal services in connection with Lewis St. undercrossing cases 900.00 12742 Robert Tobin, Labor in nark _ _ 9.00 12743 S. H1. Stone, 'Aitness fees & mileage, Lewis St. Undererossing case 15.90 12744 Gertrude Sneier, Stamps for clerks office _ _ 1.35 925.', C0I,'31UNICATION READ FROId SI TE HIGHWAY DEPT. ASKIiiG COI4CURH3iXE ld1TH TIiEll in granti: N. P. Ry. Co. perms: -:cion to change passenger main line from original plan. Mayor Pro Tem was informally instructed to send a letter of rpproval. LICEi4SE A'PLICATION for Georgian Rooms was read and ordered issued upon motion mad by Shrffer,Kxtxseconded by Burns and carried. Burn s CONLEN BROS. BILL: /Wtxtk stated that Wirth and he had seen LIr. Conlan and inf,rm him that the council might consider paying one hall of the bill, but that Conlen would not agree to accent such a nronosition. Bilin laid over until next meeting. Renort of ,liter :_onager for last month showed net profit of J499.93; renort of •police matron covering dances was also read; both renorts were ordered filed. LOADIi4G Z014ES: No action was taken in the matter of requests of U. P. Marolf an Dr. Backman for loading zones, the matter being permitted to go over to next meeting. DOG LICENSES: hatter of securing dog tags and license blanks was referred to the Police Committee. EMERGE11CY '4JORK Ili CLERK'S OFFICE: After discussion, motion was made by Shaffer, seconded by Haylett and carried on roll call, that the sum of .90.00 be transferred from Liiscellaneous item in budget, to be used as clerk's expense for two months, to pay for emergency work in clerk's office for the two month period beginning August 6th. Shaffer brought up matter of proposed work in Sylvester Park by the "r-iwanis Club the city; no action taken and it will be brought u" later. Swimming Beech Committee was not yet ready to report retarding nroposed use if xgravel in imnrovinp the beach by Contractor Sather. The matter of time limit parking signs was left in the hands of the Street Commi CHLOEIIIATOH FOR ,VATEE DcPT.: Haylet recommended that :intor Superintendent be instructed to negotiate for the purchase of a new chlorinator by the city. They had a pr of '1540. from :,rillace_Tiernan Co., with an allowance of y150. for the old chlorinator, i accentable to the city. Motion made by Burns, seconded by Shaffer and cr!rried on roll call that the deter 'Iannter be authorized to buy a new chlorinator. "essrs. McRae and :shite, c)ntractors for the Lewis St. undercrossinp were in ntt rnce and sno'-e to the council About installation of water pines so that service to il.P.iiy nortion of the city past of the tracks would not be interfered with. Messrs. Haylett and McGee were authorized to accompany the c ntr+ctors to Yakima. to interview the State high+, District ,enpineer at that point and reach a definite understanding. ADJOUHEIIENT: Motion made by Haylett, seconded by Shaffer ane carried that meeting adjourn. p 4TTEST: -� - Mayor Ci ty Cl erl. Passed and ?nnroved the 3'� day af1936. Ci yeerlc . CITY COUifCT7, SAVAGE'S GRAVES 114 CE11JETitiY: Cemetery Committee renorted that I:re. Savage held o :eipt dated in 1909, for six graves purchased in the cemet)ry before the cemetery was the h rods of the city. Committee met vAth I'rs. Savep,) andgreed to Live them five ves North of the road going towards the sexton's house, which llrs. Savage had stated Id be satisfactory and that she was also to nay .,'750.00 for nernetnal care of the graves. ion made by 9nrns, seconded by Haylett and carried that renort of ti -,e committee be rccente committee continue with instructions to locate graves to be given to the Savage family have necessary deeds prepared. DAVE GS CL -I 'oio by Shaff cr:rried, thntlCity T easurer1belinst-rncted, to'givenDriveeNbstingstormady urn, sditnonecodedher bookser, correspond .vith r; receint for Craves p,irch.,srd, which :'r. Hastings hold LOAI)li4G ZO1iE6: Heq„est of . P. Marolf and Dr. Backman for lor:rding sones was refused. cussed rand motion made by Haylett, seconded by ,girth and cnrried that their renuest DOG Llcs:i:j S i!D 'i:,C;;; Hegnest of City Clerk for instructions whether or not to lect �.o licenses and order necessary t -pr .vas disensaed rad infaraally decided to CIO .ny inv fprth>r rea-rdino it for the nresent. 3�- H'r',GUL 1^ jc;,3I0il nap temb or 3rd, 1936. BOLT, C'LL: Citi -council met in regular s^sion with I,h,yor ISeGee nreriiing ,nd follow - 1g councilmen nreoent on roll call: Burns, Haylett, Sh,-£fer and ,7irth; absent O'Br,rin it Partch. SIINUTES OF HEGUTAR SESSIOI4 AUGUST 20th were read and nproved. CLAIMS AGAINST CJhiEi4T EXPiiikE: Following c. . ,ns-.gainst Current Expense were read d order:ad paid union motion made by ;,`irth, seconded by rsurne and carried without dissent n roll call: A1T 74 _1274 WPA nay roll for month of .`.uonst _ _ 132.90 749_11750 Payroll for Librrry for month of Augurt _ 105.0^ 751 L. ,7. Hemsworth, salary res nprk caretaker for August 90.00 752_12759 Payroll of v!rio-ns offices for month of August _ 3E6.67 760_12763 Payroll for Street De t. for month of August 172.40 764 Gertrude Sneier, office exnense account extra wo& in clerk's office, August 32.90 765_12769 Police Dent. nay roll for Arngust _ _ 396.40 769 G. ;,". I:Iitchell, street cleaning 13.00 770_12792 Fire Dept. nay roll for tngnst _ 40.00 2793 Chas. Sandstedt, labor in i,iverview Park 10.00 794 Pasco Auto Co., car n-rts for Police, r'ire h Demetery 34.35 795 State Treasr., Industria]. insurance ,': medical aid 3:.49 796 Standard Oil Co., gasoline ,: oil for various dents. 102.66 797 City Treasurer, water for v ri.ous denart:uents 340.95 799 Fred Hefner, detour ,nd traffic signs 5,75 799 Empire r.ledtric Co., ren=.irs to :Areet lights 1.95 790 Pasco Fender :corks, car narts 6; labor ,iPA & Street 5.69 x791 Myron a del miller, car expense _ _ 10.00 2792 John 71. Graham Co., boobs for library 14.21 2793 Pasco dl.ectric Shon, lcbor & mat'. various Dents. 6.75 ?794 Ppsco ilectric Shon, Installing lights, Volunteer Park 251.99 2795 Halls _ Nel:.on Motor Co., repairs Street Dent. .90 1796 Y kima Bindery & Prtg.Co., sunolies Treasr. E: Cleric 7.51 ?797 Gertrude Speier, st)mns _ 1.96 ?799 U. 6. Laundry, 1,undry, Fire & Police Deptc. 15.70 ?799 M & 14 Cafe, meals for nrisoners _ 11.75 ;900 Shell Oil Co., gasoline & oil various Depts. 97.09 '.901 P. T. & T. Co., t,lenhone calls -3.9E ?902 Century Tool L: Iaetal Jor':a, matl. Street Dent. 22.50 !903 Garland Paint Co., traffic point _ 24.00 !904 Pasco Hardware Co., matt. various Depts. _ 9,42 905 Pasco Herald, resistr,ation supplies &-- ci ty prtg. 22.29 82351.41 CLAIf4S' ',CAII4ST l7ATER FUND: Following claim:_ against Wtter Fund were rend and dered raid unon motion made by Haylett, seconded by Mirth and carried unanimously on oll cell: 47_2750 Payroll of W- ter Dent. for month of August 475.00 51 Owen Stubblefield, labor _ _ 9.75 52 Art Gobiet, Labor 26.50 53 Olnf Larson, labor _ _ 9.00 54 Chas. Bishop, labor _ 3.50 55 56 St;:te Tre:,surer, industri l insurance & medical aid 20.62 Standard Oil Co., gasoline _ _ 23.59 57 _ Bailey }Neter Co., charts 13.19 59 State Tax Commission, revanue tax 164.91 59 Penn.Salt iIfg. Co., chlorine 27.00 60 Wallace Tiernan Co., 0. T. U. solution 1.29 61 Hughes & Co., rnrteri.al U 14.33 52 ',7hite .aver Ibr. Co., cedar flume metl. 5,29 63 64 _ Americ^n ,later 'dor'-s Assn., dues to Dec. 31st,1936 5.00 City Treasurer, for ffeight, strmns, etc. paid 16.96 913.90 LICEIiSES liter, ;VERs; GHALT,D To J. .:. Patrick, and .:. E. Brirns for restaurant, Arthur card rns room and Ziegler dho.s for carnival "pori motion made by ,,'irth, secondee] by and car_ied. COI4ilEEld r BIiOS. 4UTO ,: IIIPLI:I'-S1,iT CO. wrote eskinP for pnymant of their bill rennirs neared before to caterpillar tractor; various rnmbrrs of coucil strted the that '.r. Conlen had it bat finally council and guaranteed the tractor as being able the bill to to the cork required ,vas referred to Shaffer and clerk Gas instructed Conlen that the muter being held to write ,vas open for further investigation. Trershrer's ronort ;;as passed Ground and ordered »laced on file. SAVAGE'S GRAVES 114 CE11JETitiY: Cemetery Committee renorted that I:re. Savage held o :eipt dated in 1909, for six graves purchased in the cemet)ry before the cemetery was the h rods of the city. Committee met vAth I'rs. Savep,) andgreed to Live them five ves North of the road going towards the sexton's house, which llrs. Savage had stated Id be satisfactory and that she was also to nay .,'750.00 for nernetnal care of the graves. ion made by 9nrns, seconded by Haylett and carried that renort of ti -,e committee be rccente committee continue with instructions to locate graves to be given to the Savage family have necessary deeds prepared. DAVE GS CL -I 'oio by Shaff cr:rried, thntlCity T easurer1belinst-rncted, to'givenDriveeNbstingstormady urn, sditnonecodedher bookser, correspond .vith r; receint for Craves p,irch.,srd, which :'r. Hastings hold LOAI)li4G ZO1iE6: Heq„est of . P. Marolf and Dr. Backman for lor:rding sones was refused. cussed rand motion made by Haylett, seconded by ,girth and cnrried that their renuest DOG Llcs:i:j S i!D 'i:,C;;; Hegnest of City Clerk for instructions whether or not to lect �.o licenses and order necessary t -pr .vas disensaed rad infaraally decided to CIO .ny inv fprth>r rea-rdino it for the nresent. 3�-