1950.11.14_00001Nov.lk-¶O
Meeting.called toorder by Mayor McCosh with the following members
present,Councilmen Starr,Lowe,Goodrich,Sha'ddock,Thoren,Gillett
&=Taylor
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved as read.
The following bills were read and ordered paid by motion of Councilman
Starr 2nd by Goodrich.
Sewer fund-
i Geo Adriance -Oct salary-labor 4--_.246.80
Dorner--Wise,Inc.310 gals Propane gas,68.6¶
Ted's Electric-fittings-16.62
Homelite Corp.suction hosé 1¶'2"hose 33.24
Chicago Pump Inv #11107,impellers 133.83
Current expense
Clyde Jenkins-Oct salary-Asst Police Chétf 276.00
Wm E.Bjork-""""286.00,
R.W Blackburn .""Police.266.30
E.Penhallick ""Police Judge &Collector 276.0
Dorothy Penhallick "Police Matron 40.00
Archie Trenner "Treasurer 100.00
B.J McLean Attorney .100.00
C M.McCosh "2 Council meetings 110000
J.R.Starr 2 ""10.00
0.C Shaddock 2 ""10.00T.E.Lowe 2 ""10.00
C.W.Taylor 2 2 "10.00
RE Thoren 2 ""10.00HWGi11ett2""10.00
0.D.Goodrich l ""¶.00R.J.Bennett Oct salary-Bldg Inspt 123.00
Ea2ënhäl11&kürngimbursement forstamps.towels &light bulbs ¶.¶¶i Morris Cafe-Prisinor meals 66.13ColumbatinBank-1st payment on poli car contract 63.60
Park fund
Osa Walker-Oct salary.labor 224.60
Wpstern Cold Storage-inv_#_kl226 12.92
Moses Lake Garage--parts &labor -Fire "ept 8.66
okane Toilet Supp y-Jail towels-October 3.09
unn Auio Elee.inv #6197-893 4.07StdOilCompany-inv #g¶2OOO7-619 gals furnace oil 90.643tdOilCompanyinv#G¶20182-¶03 gqls Gasoline net .29.27
Columbia Basin Herald-pub.notice of hearing 2.34
Hugh Lingg-Oct garbage haul 180.00
\Earold Tracey.MD.Medical service 19.00
water fund
J.R.Baun-Oct salary-307.C
Ted Kersave-"2¶O.30
Noel Scott-"280.00
M.E.Ferguson "Mattson &Reisner-Novehberrent for pumo 60.00
I E.Penhallick-reimbursement for stamps 7.00EdwardsMotorService-inv #1940,repair spoedometer 8.24
Moses Lake Garage-inv #1077 3.40SpokaneConcretePipeCo.Inv #27 32.74¶Mullins &Danden-ditehing ¶6.25FrankH.Brooks-pipe cutter 30.00LAkesideService-oil Lub &Prestone 2¶.19
Special W¾àer Fund
R.L Moss &Co.Estimate #3.Schedule #1 4.877.68
Consolidated Su,ply -Inv #09316 2499'pipe 3¶?.01
A.A.Durand &Son-Esþimate #4 well #3 4.340.96
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G D.Hall &Associates-progress payment -Utility Contract 1.324,00
"R.L Moss contract 2O§.OO
Utility Contractors -Estimate #4 &semi -final.water wokks 6.096231H.D.Towler Ino-inv #6642 37.16"-""inv #6650 173.86
Street Fund
M.J.Pippins -Advance on Oct salary-100.00
Geo Sparks-Oct.sakry-Supt 109.40
""""labor 7¶.OO
M.J.Pippins -balance of Oct salary -170.30
E.L.-Bonham-Oct salary-238.90
Union 011 Co.Oili gals.Turmaco ½.22
Lakeside Service-Gas &011 24.00
V &J Auto Suaply-Inv #1396-1 +918121822 129.96
CF Cass-Ditching 212.50
Grant County-statement Labor 011 &rental 1.63¶.60
DunnAuto Electric-inv #¶699-¶691 (3.90
C.B Supply Co.inv #0157 213.68
Moses Lake Grange-Supoly Incinv #31017 -cable 2.41
Edwards Motor Service-inv #1968 -spark plugs 4.32
Hank Trisker representing the Chamber of Commerce presented aletterinbehalfofthePeninsulaImprovementClubrequesting
the City Council's assistance in having the old Peninsula Brive
reopened.The letter was referred back to the Chamber for addition1
signatures of the Chamber directors.Other delegates from the same
area were also present to push the project.The Mayor explained the
process required to accomplish the proposition explaining in detail
the necessity of securing engineering data and he co-operation of
the Milwaukee Railroad.
Hank Ritterrodt ,from the Sport Center,requested information if
minors were permitted to play pool .He was informed that the City
ordinance contained no proviso denying minos to play pool ,except
that minors were not permitted in places were card games wereplayed.The Council expressed no objection until and unless
objections were made by parents .
The matter of relocating the WWWpower poles on North Alder wasunderdiscussion.A motion by Councilman Shaddock 2nd by Goodrich
was made to approve the move.
Councilman Starr reported on the progress of well #3.now down to
approx.817 feet,in a 16 "hole.As insufficient water had so far
been secured ,the engineers reccomend that drilling be continued,
at=an estimated costbof Šl600.OO.A motion by CouncilmanGoodrich
2nd by Shaddock was made and carried to proceed with the drilling.
The Bourroughs adding machine salesman demonstrated a posting
machine for the Council.A motion to call fem bids for a måchine
was made by Councilman Gillett 2nd by Goodrich as the cost of the
machine is over $$00.00.
A call for bids for a new fire truck was moved by Gillett 2nd by
Goodrich and carried,funds $600.00
Emergency ordinance #142,transferring from Current expense to Park
fund was read the 2nd :time,the rules duspended by motion of
Councilman Gillett 2nd by Shaddock and th read for the 3d time by
title only ,and ordered published by motion of Starr 2nd by Lowe.
Ordinance 145,-transfer of funds to mosquito control,600.00read
the 2tdat time,rules suspended by motion of Shaddock 2nd by Lowe
to read for the 3d time by title only,ordered published by motion
of Gillett 2nd by Goodricg.
144,transfer of $2.000 to Street fundfrom current expense,read
the f2ndt time,rules suspended &ordered published by Lowe 2nd by Starr
Ordinance #146.rämaking a portion of Section 14 T 19-R 28 EW M.read the first time,the rules suspended by motion of Gillet 2nd byGoodrichtoreadthe3dtimebytitleonlyandoredredpublished.
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'$800.00 Dept.Ordinance #147,Trañsfer óf fundy (d,Fife ,motion byGoodrich2ndbyGillett,read the first time,the rulessuspendedtoreadforthe3dtimebytitleonlyandorderedpublished,Motion by Starr 2nd by Lowe.
Ordinance #148 amending Ordinance #101,regulation oftraffie.read Ëhefirst time,the rules suspehded toreadthesecondtimeandtoreadthe3dtimebytitle
i oblý by motion of Goodric h,2nd by Gillett,,&orderedpublished.
Adjd
E.Penhallick Clerk C.M.McC&sh AMayor
Nóvember 20th -60
Assesment Hearing-L I D #2
Meeting presided over by Mayor Pro,Tem.J R Starr,with allmembersoftheCouncilandEngineerDonGreypresent.
The purpose of the meeting was explained to the oroperty
owners present by Mayor Pro.Tem.Starr and answeret by Engineer
Grey.
Those requesting information were .0.H Osborne,T C.Hansen,Geo Hochstatter,Geo Foster,Peter Rorvik,Mr,Timm forJohnLee,Dan Dunn and Darrel Reis for Phil Her man.&Chsä.
Olsen.R W.Smith also wished information on the amount ofassementonhislots.which was explained by Mr.Grey.
Chas Olsen
The assesments of Dann Dunn ,John Lee,T:.E Lowe &eE.fi Ecclass
held over for rechecking by Engineer Grey .01sen's being a caseoflowcurb
Several objections same mailed in and were taken over by
Mr Grey.
A JR Starr ^o-E.Penhallick Clark Mayor o,Tem.
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