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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10-03-1938 MinutesCITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS Special Session _ October 3rd, 1939. ROLL CALL: The city council met in special session for the purpose of adopting the budget for 1939 with Mayor Hicks presiding and following councilmen present on roll ca Burns, Christensen, Haylett, O'Herin, Partch and Wirth; absentees were LeRoux. The council proceeded to consider the budget and made several changes. A motion a dd b Ch CITY COUATT. CHA'Mn23 Regular Session _ October 6th, 1939 ROLL CALL: City council met in regular session with Mayor Pro Tem O'Herin presiding following councilmen present on roll call: Burns, Christensen, HItylett, LeRoux, O'Herin ;firth; absent was Partch. MINUTES OF MEETINGS HELD Sept. 16th, Sept. 22nd and Oct. 3rd were read and approved, Petition for a light at 7th 8: Yakima. was submitted by V. A. Smull and eight others and was turned over to the Light Committee upon motion made by 'Wirth, seconded by LeRoux and carried. BURNS OF STREET COMMITTEE reported on alleged damgge to J. H. Perry's property on lest Clark St., that they could not find anything which would indicate the city was 63-11, CITY 3 - W s ma y ristensen, seconded by Wirth and carried, that the item of extra help in th treasurer's office be reduced from ;300. to ,'p`200. LID WARRANTS:*jvthe•laCox appearedbeforecilwstatinga was r p Motion made by Partch seconded by Christensen and carried, that the salaries of arry De Muth ed him tthe tco tter had h the city ofepayng treasn.rer's books Fire Dept. be increased from J500. to $600. ng off some old L. I. D. Warrants held by Delluth and that a check of It was then agreed to that changes in the budget would be made kg unanimous conse howed that there had been some money on hand in the funis, Motion made by Burns, seconded Committee. and thereby eleiminate making of motions. A number of other changes were then made in y',71rth and carried that the matter be referred to the Finance behalf the American Legion, stating that the accordance with the reqnest of various councilmen and budget was made in shape for passage Ray B. Lee spoke to the council on of of of the ,175. license fee paid by them for a recent as an ordinance. ORDINANCE NO. 437, ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 1939, was its first egion would arnival, as appreciate a refund part they had furnished someof their members for police work and on the basis of be they given re ing and motion was made by Christensen, seconded by O'Herin and carried, that Ordinance L'o llowance made to other organizations, they figures X92.25 should bugle given to them, ea to Bellingham, which 437 be declared to have had its first reading. ad used the mmaney to defray expenses sending the drum and by corps seconded by Motion made by O'Herin, seconded by Christensen and carried, that Ordinance iso, hey figured was good advertising for the city. Motion made dissent, that the American Haylldtt, Legion be given 437 be given its second reading by title only and ordinance was read by title. hristensen from and carried on roll call without money for carnival license. WARRANT No. 14240 issued. Motion made by Haylett, seconded by O'Herin, that the ordinance be declared to have 92'25 B. B. paid Horrigan and E. G. Kerfoot asked that ornamental lights be extended, especially had its second reading; motion carried. Ordinance No. 4,37 was thereupon read for third time nthe block on Lewis St. between 5th and 6th, if the money was available. It was explained and motion was made by O'Herin, seconded by,Haylett and carried, that ordinance be declared to othem that the :7500. put in the 1939 budget for additional lights was put in as a possible have had its third reading, xpenditure if the stateat the next session of the legislature passed an act giving the Motion then made by O'Herin, seconded by Wirth and carried without dissent on itdes additional revenue. BILLS: Following bills were read and ordered paid on motion made by Wirth, seconds roll call, that Ordinance No. 437 be declared as finally adopted. Christensen and carried unanimously on roll call: ADJOURICIENT: Motion made by OlHerin, seconded by Christensen and carried, the meeting adionrn. y 4195_14202 CURRE14T EXPENSE: Pay roll of various offices for September _ 410.00 4203_14209 do. Library do. _ 110.00 4205_14209 do. Police Dept. do. _ 473.20 4209 John P. Green, salary _ _ _ 95.00 4210 o. Simon, labor _ _ 15.00 4211 Marion Peters, work for city attorney _ 5.00 4212 Elno Hinman, labor _ _ 9.00 1 4213 Bill. Gardner, labor _ _ _ 9.00 4214 City Treasurer, water used various departments .349.72 ATTEST:Piayoa 1 m 4215 P. P. & L. Co., electric current _ _ 323.72 • (t -.2.d-. _ ��� 4216 White River Lbr. Co., materiel _ _ 1.60 L 4217 Pangle Automotive Co., batery tester, etc. .93 City Vlerk. 4219 Western Grain & Seed Co., chloride of lime, parks _ 3.20 4219 Crescent Chemical C,)., disinfectants, city hall _ 17.60 4220 Hillman Co., carbons end supplies _ _ 5.75 4221 Start Transfer Co., drayage on disinfectants .59 Passed and annroved the �_dey of 1939 4222 Nelson Motor Co., new police car _ _ 656.00 4223 Pasco Herald _ printing and supplies _ _ 20.97 4224 Columbia Hardware Co., material _ _ 5.15 4225 Pasco Hardware Co., material _ _ 46.-95 4226 Union Oil Co., gasoline _ _ 22.46 /amu-t^-ue 4227 Co., calls - -_ 1.90 �� 4229 s General Pertroleum Coxpn., oil, tubes, etc. _ G e 1 e um C 13.74 /"'1 4229 Candee Radio Shop, repairs to police radio _ 2.00 ;dJ I�N Ci y Cler 4230 State Treasurer, industrial insurance, etc. 12.11 4231 Potlatch Yards, Inc. lumber _ _ _ 10.00 423E Brown Sand & Gravel Co., material_ _ 3.50 14233 Patterson Cleaners, clean curtains for fire boys 4.50 • 4234 Duck In Cafe, meals for prisoners, _ 45.45 4336 U. S. Laundry, launder towels, Fire Dept. _ 4.47 14237 City Treasurer, reimbursement f,)r stamps and water collection from Gerry's Garage _ _ 12.30 14239 Kleeb Lbr. Co., material _ _ 6.24 14239 Hogan Drug Co., cyanide for cemetery _ _ .50 14242_14252 Fire Dept. pay roll fbr September _ _ 26.00 WATER FUND : 3366_3369 Pay roll of Water Dept, for September _ _ 505.00 3370_3373 Labor of various parties for September _ 96.67 3374 P. P. & L. Co., pump power _ _ _ 764.79 3375 Neptune Meter Co., material_ _ _ 126.59 3376 Pasco Herald, printing _ 125.27 3377 U. S. Rubber Products Co., asbestos packing 9.39 3379 State Treasurer, industrial insurance _ 10.79 3379 'White River Lbr. Co., material _ 13.03 3390 Shell Service #942, lubrication _ _ 1.00 3391 State Tax Commission, Revenue Tax 149.99 3392 Pasco Hardware Co., material _ _ _ 2.60 3393 Pasco Machine Co., repairs _ _ _ 31.25 3394 Pasco, Clothing Co., rubber boots _ _ 3.45 3395 Penn. Salt Mfg. Co., chlorine _ 27.00 3396 Wallace & Tiernan Co., 0. T•'0. Solution _ 1.1.3 3397 Union Cil Co., gasoline _ _ 8.51 3399 City Treasurer, reimbuuraement for freight, stamps,etc. 69.34 f CITY STREET FUND: 269_270 Street t. De P pay roll for September _ _ _ 195.00 271 Union 011 Co., gasoline _ _ _ 50.32 272 P. P. & L. Co., lights for underpass _ _ _ 46.27 273 Pasco Hardware Co., material 38.95 274 Pangle Automotive Co., tire - 275 275 City Treasurer, labor & material deducted from bill of Gerry's Garage _ _ 10.08 276 _ Pasco Machine Co., welding _ _ 1.25 277 _ State Treasurer, industrial insurance, etc. 2.16 Petition for a light at 7th 8: Yakima. was submitted by V. A. Smull and eight others and was turned over to the Light Committee upon motion made by 'Wirth, seconded by LeRoux and carried. BURNS OF STREET COMMITTEE reported on alleged damgge to J. H. Perry's property on lest Clark St., that they could not find anything which would indicate the city was 63-11, CITY 3 -