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Home My WebLink About06-02-1953 Minutes2042 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 2, 1953 CALL TO ORDER: i Meeting called to order at 8:05 P. M. Honorable Mayor H. V. Uuster presiding. j The newly elected officers having taken their oath of office were seated as follows:. Councilmen: L. E. Bonnett, S. A. Connell, & T. R. VanHoy - 4 year terms Lee J. Craig, 2 year term I City Clerk, Adah M. Perry 4 year term City Attorney Richard G. Patrick 4 year term City Attorney R. G. Patrick took office .April 1st, 1953 following the resignation of Orville Be Olson. Mayor Harry V. Custer, 4 year term, took office the first of May, following the j! resignation of Mayor John Beck. Retiring members Raymond Hicks and T. G. Overlie were not present. N'OLL CALL: By Clerk. Councilmen present were J. A. Avery, L. E. Bonnett, C. R. Combs, S. A. Connell, Lee J. Craig, C. S. Milne and T. R. VanHoy. City Attorney R. G. Patrick was present. BILLS: Current bills against the City were presented as follows. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett that all vouchers properly signed and approved be paid. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). Motion made by Bonnett, seconded i by Milne that tbo-. amount of Health Department be cut in half"to correspond with the incoming taxes, thus authorizing the amount of $2,709.15, which is,half of the allocated sum. Motion carried. 30698 to 30701 30702 to 30713 30714 to 30721 30722 to 30735 30736 to 30�42 30743 to 30764 30765 to 30777 30778 961.10 30779 85.73 30780 77.50 30781 128.86 30782 2,709.15 30783 124.22 30784 193.77 30785 1.26 30786 806.59 30787 20.60 30788 22.51 30789 5.67 30790 40.00 30791 6.18 30792 1.03 30793 5.31 30794 51.54 30795 2.35 30796 13.08 30797 425.80 30798 154.74 30799 5.16 30800 40.17 3o8ol 17.28 3o802 8.96 30803 4.29 30804 5.67 30805 9.12 30806 .77 30807 19.00 30808 9.27 3o8o9 10.00 3o810 267.00 30811 60.13 30812 2,228.92 30813 172.25 30814 19.00 CURRENT EXPENSE. Various Departments Police Department Mayor & Councilmen Various Departments Regular Firemen Volunteer Firemen Police Department Seattle First Nat'l Social Security Fund Fn. Fn. Co. Med. Serve Corp Firemen's Pension Fund Fn. Fn. 'Dist. Health Dept Shell Oil Company True's Oil Company Standard Oil Co Treas of the United States Root Radiotelephone Sery Yakima Bindery & Prtg Co Fyr-Fyter Sales & Service Pac Coast Bldg Off Conf Edgertson Off Mach Co Vasco Clothing Co Empire Electric Company Tri City Herald Columbia Basin News Husk Prtg 4: Office Supp Wendell Brown Agency Pasco Auto Company Twin City,Motor Supply Inc. Cox Mattress Company U. S. Laundry Mercier Shell 'Service Nelson's Market Franklin Appliance Co Ralph's Tire Service Pasco S' oe Clinic Monarch Mach & Tool Co Ernie Jarrard Motors Inc. Pasco Br Seattle First Nat'l Esv'ier Sawyers T' .e Pac Tel & Tel Co Fn Co PUD#1 Pasco Water Department City Treasurer Payroll -May .37.53 Payroll -May 1, 32.77 Payroll -May 65.00 Payroll -May 1,545.55 1 Payroll -May 1,929.39 Payroll -May 94.89 Payroll -May 1,944.50 Withholding 961.10 Soc Sec Dad 85.73 Insurance 77.50 Pension dad 128.86 Health service 2,709.15 Tubes, tire, etc 124.22 Gasoline 193.77 Oil 1.26 Payment on U. S. 0. Blds 806.59 Radio mtnce 20.60 Binder & sheets 22.51 Refill 5.67 Membership dues 40.00 Repair typewriter 6.18 Suspenders 1.03 Check light & bulbs 5.31 Legal advertising 51.54 Legal advertising 2.35 Folder, carbon, cards 13.08 Insurance 425.80 Repair, lube, etc 154.74 "Wash mit, etc 5.16 Repair pads 40.17 Service 17.28 Filter, oil & solvent 8.96 Soap, borene & dutch 4.29 Recording tape 5.67 Recap tire 9.12 Rapair pants .77 Labor & Mat'" 19.00 Polish 9.27 Wrappers 10.00 Meals 267.00 Service 60.13 Service 2,228.92 Water & Sewer 172.25 Filing fees & post 19.00 Total $ 16,563.61 PASCO, WASHINGTON WATER DEPARTMENT 10088 to 10118 Water Department Payroll -May 4 4,681.64 10119 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding 647-10 10120 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Dad 83.05 10121 McLean & Company Audit 12000.00 10122 E. N. Hallgren Co Crosses, tees, etc 258.80 101.23 Homelite Corp Light plant 368.12 101-24 Transport Clearings Freight 24.06 10125 Neptune Meter Co Repair parts & meters 347.37 101.26 Penn 'Salt Mfg Co Chlorine 224.80 10127 Wallace & Tiernan Cp Phenol red 3.64 10128 Scientific Supplies Co Cylinder 1.6 10129 Everett L. Wiggins Estimate #7 2,848.37 10130_ Hughes & Co Tubing, nipples, etc 998.50 10131 Stand Oil Co Gasoline 5.48 10132 True's Oil Co Gasoline 66.59 10133 Wendell Brown Agency Insurance 27.52 10134 Tri City -Lumber Yards-- Humber 107.51 101:35 Husk Prtg & Office Supp Stencils, paper, etc- 52.82 10136 Pasco Machine Co Packing 6.70 10137 Warren Excavating Co Earth moving 25.00 10138 Pasco E16c Company Repair indicator 9.52 10139 Pasco Auto Company Truck repair 8.93 10140 White River Lumber Co Lath & lime 85.49 10141 Smith Truck & Tractor New trucks 29062.10 10142 Western Auto Supply Co Paint .50 10143 Grigg Bldg Supply Shovels 19.16 10144 Shields 13ooks & Stationery Pen'sets & adder paper 14.22 10145 Erppire Electric Lamps 10.82 10146 Elee Appl--Center Switch & nuts .82 10147 Monarch Mach & Tool Oxygen, lids, etc 101.7-3 10148 Pasco Motor Supply Truck repair 11.35 10149 Tri Citk Herald Legal adv 1.15 10150 Fn Co P. E. D. #1 Service 21119.15 10151 Pac Tel & Tel Co Service 9.80 10152 City Treasurer Postage, freight, etc -124.28 Total 16,357.77 AIRPORT D EPARTMEN T 1793 to 1808 Airport Department Payroll -May 1,914.55 18M9 Seattle First Nat'l Bank Withholding 191.50 1810 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Dad 31.70 1811 Supt of DocurAents Airman's Guide 4.75 1822 C & G Radio Supply Co Radio tubes 73.61 1813 Northwest Chemical Chlorate 12.50 1814 W. H. Townsend Roof -coating 480.39 1815 Wash State Penitentiary Sighs 21.45 1816 Tri City Lymber Yards Blade, nails, etc 125.49 1817 Economy Tire & Auto Tire & tube 22.97 1818 Economy Drug Co First :Aid Supplies 2.03 1819 Wendell Brown Agency Insurance 15.50 1820 D. H. Williams Sharpen saws 2.35 1821 Duke's Elec Service Fuses, sockets, etc 3.33 1822 Inland Motor Freight Freight 1.75 1823 Grigg Bldg Supplies Trawels & mesh 49.85 1824 Schultz Elec Mat'l & labor 17.11 1825 Wellman's Floor Coverings Tile board 51.50 1826 Inland Glass Co Cutters, paint, etc 2.22 1827 L. W. Vail Co Felt 51.76 1828 True8s Oil Co Gasoline 115.00 1829 Fn Co P. U. D. ##1 Service 7%5,94 1830 Pasco Water Dept Water & sewer 252.34 1831 City Treasurer Postage 6'.00 To6al 3,844.89 CEMETERY DEPARTMENT 480,to 482 Cemetery Department 483 Seattle Fiast 4t11 484 Social Security Fund 485 Ralph Gilbertson 486 Twin City Motor Supply 487 True's Oil Company 400. White River Lumber Co 409, Fn. Co. P. U. D. ##1 490 The Pac Tel & Tel Co 491. Pasco Water Department Payroll -May 467.02 Withholding 50.10 Soc Sec Dad 7.88 Grave liners 460.00 Purolator, fluid, etc 19.12 Gasoline 12.88 Cement 10.82 Service 32.77 Service 10.95 Water 122.25 Total 1,193.79 V 20 REGULAR MEET IN G PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS PARK DEPARTMENT 1241 to 1252 Park Department 1.253 Seattle First Nat'l 1254 Social Security Fund 1255 Gravely Northwest Inc. 1256 Nat'l Rec Assn 1257 Transport Clearings 1258 Ernie Rose Sports Equipment 1259 Wood's Safe & Lock 1260 Pasco Garicage Service 1261 Shields Books & Stat 1262 Pre -Mix Concrete Inc 1263 True's Oil Company 1.264 H. Earl Clack Company 1265.'Columbia Grain & Feed, 1266 Tri -City Lumber ; ards, Inc 1267 Columbia Basin -News 1268 Tri City Herald 1269 U. S. Laundry 1270 Pasco Machine Company 1271 Fn Co P. U. D. -hl 1272 The Pao Tel & Tel Co 1273 Pasco Water Dept Payroll -May II 1,448.47 Withholding 122.60 II Soc Sec Ded 23.93 Pulleys 2.57 Membership dues, 10.00 Freight 1.75 Bases & home plate 43.94 Padlocks & sharpen mowers 18.03 Garbage cans 24.98 Checkers, 1gymp, etc 9.89 Cement 47.70 Gasoline 16.56 Fuel oil 110.37 Scratch, sprayer, etc 20.65 Lumber, etc 11.38 Subscription 12.00 Legal advertising 3.11 Service 4.08 Welding 7.21 Service 117.73 Service 1.85 j Water & sewer 89.30 Total $ 2.,146-10 ii LIBRARY DEPARTMENT SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT 7 Tri City.Herald Legal adv $ 12.59 1963 to 1967 Library Department Payroll -May •u 626.15 I� 1968 Seattle First Nat'l Withholding 89.10 1969 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Ded 10.90 1970 Gaylord Bros. Inc. Mending supplies 23.18 1971 The J. K. Gill Co New Books 105.31 1.972 Shields Books & Stat Supplies -Read Prog 4.17 1973 Basin Typewriter Co File cabinet 16.22 l� 19�4 Marshall 'Wells Store Hose, seed, etc 9.71 l 1975 Pasco Carnegie Library Revolving fund 20.00 1976 Fn. Co. P. U. D. #1 Service 26.25 it 1977 Pasco Water Dept Water & sewer 6.80 Total 937.79 �! STREET DEPARTMENT j 3644 to 3660 Street Department Payroll -May 2,369.70 3661 ,,Seattle First Nat'l Withholding 422.30 3662 Social Security Fund Soc Sec Ded40.70 �I 3663 Western Machinery Co Chain saw 343.51 iI 3664 General Electric Co Panel Ass'y 98.01 3665 True's Oil Co Gasoline 92.46 3666 Standard Oil Company Fuel oil 42.11 3667 H. Earl Clack Co Fuel oil 40.40 I' 3668 Darrel Arbogast Labor 9.90 'I 3669 Economy Tire & Auto Sery Tire repair 1.55 3670 White River Lumber Co Laths 4.12 !! 3671 Tri City Auto Electric Repair generator 7.48 3672 Pre Mix Concrete Inc Gravel 352.26 3673 Sunset Motors Check brakes, etc 11.33 3674 Pasco Machine Company Pipe 23.69 ;! 3675 Brown Sand & Gravel Gravel 86.52 Total -3.-946t-04 SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT 7 Tri City.Herald Legal adv $ 12.59 8 City Treasurer Postage 3.00 9 C. J. Painter Co Retained fee 2,124.61 10 W. 9. ?dmiston & Sons Estimate #1 16,572.17 Total $ 182712.37 L. I. D. NO. 61 30 Tri City Herald Legal advertising7711 Total GRAND TOTAL ALL DEPARTMENTS $63,714.:07 PASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS JUNE 2, 1953 INSURANCE CHECK $303.50: i 205 A check from The Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Company to the City of Pasco covering damaged pump by E. L. Wiggins, account accident at intake plant; Wiggins has replaced the pump and should receive this check. Motion made by'Bonnett, sec- onded by Avery to endorce check and turn to Wiggins. Motion carried. Mayor endorced the check. E. E. MATHESON - OCCUPANCY, 1001 W. YAKIMA: A letter was read from the City Attorney stating that the Court would probably de- clare the operation of this business in the present location a public nuisance, and would order an abatement of the business and the building; recommending negotiating with Mr. Matheson for voluntary removal. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Van Hoy that License Application be turned down. City Attorney will write letter to Mr. Matheson as to legal opinion, for Mr. Matheson to rezone or move to proper zone. Motion carried. REMOVING TREES ON WEST LEWIS: A letter was read from City Engineer George R. Fisher stating requests have been made at his office for removal of trees on West Lewis between 6th & 8th; he rec- ommends that this be done. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Combs to accept the Engineers recommendation. CLOSING NIXON STREET, TEMPORARY: i A letter was read from Ruud Construction Company requesting permission to close Nixon Street from 100+ east of Third Avenue sidewalk to about 300' east of same sidewalk or a distance -of 200' during construction of addition to the Junior High School. Motion made by Milne, seconded by Avery that bequest be granted with agreement acceptable to the City Attorney on replacement etc. Motion carried. AIRPORT REFUND-PERRY'S FURNITURE: O. V. Cotton, Manager Pasco Airport recommends refund of 635.00 to Perry Furniture Company on advanced rent beyond lease cancellation. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Milne authorizing the refund., Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). BOAT BASIN: A letter was read from Merle'E. Lietzke enclosing two copies of License for Public Park & Recreational purposes, McNary Reservoir Area for review and concurrence as to its acceptability. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by VanHoy that each council- man be furnished a copy of the document for study. Motion carried. City Clerk to furnish. DELINQUENT RENTALS, AIRPORT List read as follows. Copy to be mailed to the City Attorney. E. H. Kidwell $50.00 Twin City Ice 550.00 PURCHASES City Treasurer requests permission to purchase 100 Treasurer's Receipt Books in the amount of $100.00 payable out of 1954 Budget account only $48.83 remaining in Budget. Emergency Ordinance was mentioned. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Craig to turn this to the City Operations Committee. Milne chairman. Motion carried. Other purchases as follows, were authorized. Motion so made by Avery, seconded by Combs and included 100 auto signs for the Fire Department @.13�, thus $43.00. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). PARK DEPARTMENT: 15 gals Floor Seal 454.75; 5 gals Floor Wax 414.75 WATER DEPARTMENT: Repair water Dept Back hoe, approx $75.00; Meters, pipe, tubing, tees, valves wrenches, stationery in the amount of ,2,410.19 REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS SET ASIDE BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT: VINCENT E. SMALL, Electrical Engineer spoke regarding job of estimating the City needs for present and future development. Jay Robinson, Jr., and C. F. Griggs were present and spoke. They presented a reference sheet for consideration by the Council. X meeting had been advertised by the City and a mumber of out of town Engineers were present. Members thought this group should have been present at that time, they were informed that the firm decided upon was only to prepare the estimate and had not been promised a tie in job on projects; no strings attached whatsoever. , a 2046 P ASCO, WASHINGTON REGULAR MEETING JOHN GARRISON, WATER EXTENSION: Mr. Garrison needs water for two (2) lots in Buck's Addition; out of 22 lots, he states that 11 will sign for water; he was informed that he could lay a 2" line to his property without paying front footage until such time as the city extended a 6" line. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Combs that water be extended on Brown Street upon r.iceipt:-of�.frontffootage payment on 11 lots; $300.00 to be re- funded to Mr. Garrison from front footage paid in that block above '$900..00; agree- ment to b e drawn by City Attorney. Motion carried. JACKSON SHOE SHINE:. Mr.. Jackson requests permission to continue business in portable trailer adjacent to George Kilbury building in the 308*Block on West Lewis. Motion made by Connell, seconded by Combs that occupancy permit in C-1 be extended to December 31, 1953• Motion carried. HARLE'Y LEAVITT, MERRY-GO-ROUND: o Mr. Leavitt askerthat a License fee be set for his business at Nixon & 3rd Avenue for operating one small Merry-Go-Roung. Motion made by Combs, seconded by Avery that License Fee be designated same as recreation thus $25.00 to October 31, 1953; not to operate after nine o'clock P. M. Motion carried. REGULAR ORDER OF BUSINESS RESUMED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT:' PURCHASE REQUEST FOR CITY PROPERTY: With reference to a letter from E. H. Kidwell requesting to purchase Lots 11 to 16, inclusive, Block 25, Riverside Addition. Combs of the Property & Buildings Committee recommends that this property not be sold. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne that the City does not wish to sell at this time. Motion carried. City Clerk to answer the letter. PORT OF PASCO:. Councilman Combs reports that the Port is interested in City property located in Blocks 35, 40 & 41, Riverside Addition. A t4ade of property was discussed. Combs to contact Scott Roff. COMMITTEE REPORTS: WATER COMMITTEE: e Councilman Avery reports on meeting held regarding survey and overall plans for present and future developments with water and sewer extensions. Four members of the Council were present, they recommended that Cornell, Howland, Hayes & Merry - field of Corvalis, Oregon be employed for first survey. Motion made by Avery, seconded by Bonnett to accept committees recommendation and notify Cornell, How- land, Hayes & Merryfield that they have been retained for this study, present and future survey for the sum of .$1,900.00; no committments. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). City Engineer to notify consulting Engineers. City Attor- ney to approve agreement. CITY ENGINEER NEEDS ASSISTANCE: Avery also reports that the volume of business in Pasco has increased to where the City Engineer is unable to get his necessary work done account inquiries in person and by telephone; he feels the need of an assistant or water manager; he had noth- ing in mind as to cost. Motion made by Craig, seconded by Avery that the City Engineer bring in proposal of what he needs and amount necessary to cover. Motion carried. SEARS & ROEBUCK DUST BOWL: Complaints of dust from this construction have been received. City Engineer re- quested to contact Contractor about sprinkling also about removing a pile of rocks. BUSINESS LICENSE APPLICATIONS: Ten applications were read as follows. Motion made by Milne, seconded by Bonnett to issue. Motion carried. Pasco Tri City Storage John R. 'Williams 118 W. Columbia Ham's Motel Willard R. Friesen 1315 E. Lewis H. J. Mellearkey Bawden Studio Kennewick Wm. Hanley Bawden Studio Kennewick Emeline Hanley Bawden Studio Kennewick Al's Richfield Service Albert J. Maver 609 W. Lewis E. L. Mathews Contractor Burbank Pasco Car Wash Johnston & Cook 1017 W. Lewis Willard Johnson Prof Engineer 824 Vii. Lewis Mode O'Day Mary Bonniwell 112 North 11th 0 PASCO, 'WASHINGTON 2. 1 READING OF RESOLUTION & ORDINANCES: RESOLUTION NO. 329: A RESOLUTION INCREASING SPEED RESTRICTIONS FROM 25 M.P.H. TO 40 M.P.H.•ON THAT PORTION OF EAST LEWIS STREET IN THE CITY OF PASCO LYING BETWEEN KAHLOTUS COUNTY ROAD ON THE EAST AND BEECH STREET ON THE WEST [ 2 0 4t U The State Highway Department has made a study of car movement on East Lewis and recommends that Resolution No. 329 be adopted. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Combs that Resolution No. 326 be read. Motion carried. Resolution No. 326 was read. Motion made by'Bonnett, seconded by Avery to adopt Resolution No. 320. Motion carried by roll call vote of seven (7). ORDINANCE NO. 751: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 687 AND ORDINANCE NO. 573, AND BEING AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE USE OF METAL BOXES OR VAUL`T'S, OR CONCRETE BOXES OR VAULTS, AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE CEMETERY SUPERINTENDENT TO PROVIDE CONCRETE BOXES OR VAULTS, AND ESTABLISHING CHARGES FOR THE USE OF CONCRETE BOXES OR VAULTS, AND MAKING CERTAIN RULES AND REGULATIONS WITH REFERENCE TO THE CHARACTER, KIND, AND LOCATION OF MARKERS AND MON- UMENTS OR GRAVE STONES THEREIN, AND PROHIBITING SUNDAY FUNERALS IN CITY VIEW CEMETERY, AND REPEALING ALL FOR- MER ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HERE- WITH This is to be held up for new Council Committee. ORDINANCE NO. 752: AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY OWNED BY THE CITY OF PASCO; PROVIDING FOR THE PROCEDURE TO BE FOLLOWED IN DISPOSING OF PERSON- AL PROPERTY OWNED BY THE CITY OF PASCO: AND REPEAL- ING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CON— FLICT HEREWITH Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne to give Ordinance No. 752 the first reading. Motion.carried. Ordinance No. 752 was read. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell that Ordinance No. 752 has been given the first reading. Motion carried. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery to give Ordinance No. 752 the second reading by title only. Motion carried. Ordinance No. 752 was read by title. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Connell that Ordinance No. 752 has been givent he second reading by title only. Motion carried. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: A resolution retaining Weter, Roberts & Shefelman as legal attorneys for bond issue of approximately -$100,000.00. More time grented Water Committee. PARKING ON WEST LEWIS: City Attorney has received no answer to letter written the State Highway Depart- ment regarding parking situation on West Lewis. He is hereby requesting to follow up with another letter. GUN CLUB: AGREEMENT: This was held up fpr new members to study. NEW BUSINESS: AIRPORT ANNEXATION: Mayor Custer suggests that legal steps be taken for annexation of the Pasco Airport to the City. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Milne that an Ord- inance be drawn incorporating the Airport to the City. Motion carried. ING PASCO, WASHINGTON COUNCIL C HAMPERS _TTnTr 7 _ 1 APPOINTMENT, PLANNING COMMISSION: Mayor Custer appoints I. I. Grigg to succeed Ray Rose as a member of the Planning Commission, term ending April 7, 1959. Motion made by Bonnett, seconded by Avery accepting the Mayor's appointment. Motion carried. APPOINTMENTS, COUNCIL COMMITTEES: The following Eppointments were made by the Mayor: !' Water & Sewer - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Avery, Combs & Connell Recreation. library, park. & cemetery - -, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. Craig, Avery & Van Hoy Streets & alleys - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Milne, Craig & Combs Zoning, planning, building inspector, city buildings, & property - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Combs, Connell & Milne Claims, accounting, office management & special finance - - - - - - - - Connell, Bonnett & Avery Fire & light - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -VanHoy, Milne & Craig Public relations, police & health - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Bonnett, Combs & Milne City operations - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Milne Chairman, with the entire council Purchasing agent - - - - - - - - - - - - - - S. A. Connell Mayor pro tem - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Bonnett Airport - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Craig MAYOR RRO TEM: Motion made by Connell to appoint Avery as Mayor pro tem. Motion died for want of a second. Motion made by revery, seconded by Combs appointing Bonnett to act as Mayor pro tem.- Motion carried. ADJOURNMENT: Motion made by Milne, seconded by Connell to adjourn to next regular meeting, Tuesday, 8:00 P. M., June 16, 1953. Motion carried. ATTEST: City Clerk PASSED AND APPROVED THIS �/ DAY OF , 1953•