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" ... �....,4 6:. 4�., r.. �Al, r. ... .. ♦ � .. � ... 3_ �) a -i .1�,•,.5.. .fir H,.� � 1;. r�P � 1.Y t�s }.: 5Jy i ; Teem r+'� x.k tkrk'4'Zc.y.>.,.,:. � 7. 143 42 T", Port Townsend, lash., January 18, 1927. i Water system Motion carried unanimously without cell, Mal and the Mayor named — Councilmen Qufaell, Manson and Coyne, as such the members of the Water Committee, The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular session in the Co committee. _ Council CCity r. Geo. Bangerter, City ,•, ,-. The following communication was read: I„ •Jan. 18 1927 r Upon Roll Call, the following were noted present: Mayor Port Townsend, Waeh., . Townsend, Jae. W. B. Scott, City Clerk C. F. Christian, and Councilmen Chapelle, 1 : To the Honorable Mayor and City Council, City of Port ,. — Attorney Gerson, Manson, Quenell, Lammers, Miller and Coyne. Gentlemen:- i the front and _ request permission to alter and repair Tyler roved se read.' the meeting of January llth were read and approved ! I respectfully tl; interior of the building known as the Moose Hall, corner of Lawrence and h Minutes of regular for $40.00, for Gasoline and Oil supplied streets. Coate of repair estimated around $800.00. The claim of Standard Oil Company the of December was presented, and it appearing that it Yours very truly, _ to the City during month fault the Company that this bill was not presented at the first session r H. A, Hamilton, was no of on hlmen wotinger uin favord in s in January, it was ordered that a warrnt be drawn up Company, Agent for Owners — _ above amount in favor of Standard it all r for action on this matter asHIAWH.h to commence work t - thereof. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES. P.S. I would ask prompt - Thursday of this week Coyne that eaid Gerson, seconded by K as follows: The Committee on Water and Drainage reported as follows: A motion by Councilman n voting i be granted was declared carried, all councilmen voting in favor thereof.. I i . Port Townsend, Jan. 18, 1927 Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Port Townsend.'' permit Councilmen Coyne and Lammers of the Building Committee reported ver- li To the Gentlemen:- Water Drainage to whom was refeerredM he matter li Coun- hadestimatedltheioeetoofhtheaworklto bekaboutn$15 Lcilmana®nere Your Committee, on and of Crocker Lake'for permission to tap T stating that he Coyne asked for further time and same was granted. ' —i- of petition of residents respectfully report as follows: We recommend that petition be granted,provided line and accept a tap oilman still remaining on the Deleo �- that they obtain their own right of way, lay their own pipe Water Superintendent. Also that the City retain Attention was called to the rubbish shop soma discussion, it was --i - at a point to be selected by the the supply in case of a wYtar shortage in the City. Also property, next to Cameron's Councilman Miller that the Building seconded Councilman Manson aof It the right to shut off that minimum guarantee of $18.00 per month be exacted while water is supplied, _ - MOWand Committee0notifyytth ownerssaidpropertyto remove the rubbish immediately. r t a payable in advance, in addition to meter rent. Edward Quenell Motion carried unanimously without roll call. Motion by Councilman Gerson seconded bT Council: P. M. Coyne be adopted was unanimously _ p Requisitions for Supplies. man Chapelle that report peter A. Manson.. F Requisitions for Sundry Supplies were read as follows: carried. The Committee on Finance and Claims reported as follows: For Street Department: Tractor. Look for Tool Box. -„ Port Townsend,, Wash., Jan. 18, 1927 One filling can and funnel for Repair radiator of Ford Truck. - * To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Port Townsend. ;"' l shovel, Sharpen two picks. -- "en�lemen:- Your Committee on Finance and Claims to whom was referred the matter r ;, By City Clerk. Safety Deposit Box in First National Bank, for one year. i of proposed contract with the Standard Oil Company for Gasoline for current year We recommend that the City accept the _� Rental of seconded by Councilman Chapelle, �_.•- would respectfully report as follows: that the City enter into contract with the Standard Oil Company p S Upon motion of Councilman Quenell, by unanimous vote of the Council. proposition and as proposed. Max Verson i requisitions were granted A requisition for the Street Lepartment for oil with paraffins base14 Moved by Councilman Gerson, seconded by Councilman: that the Mayor and : Ed. Quenell to be used in the new grader traotor was also presented and same was granted Chapelle, all Council �t Quenell that report be adopted and City Clerk be authorized to sign the contract. Motion :Peter A. Manson City upon motion by Councilman Coyne, seconded by Councilman the u ni ue Wevomnli$tee on Harbor & Health reported as follows: men voting in affirmative. to furnish the City with We, the Committee on Health find the complaint of Mr. Dibble T Proposed contract Lubricating Oils for the current year. regarding the olsereharge for hauling garbage, uncalled for. Jacob Miller The Standard 011 IIompany of California submitted an agreement, pro- -' P. M. Coyne posing to furnish the City with lubricating products at the following prises: . Cases. Est. Yearly Consume. Har Chapelle rY P gallon. In barrels de a old b the g Bran Y Bbla $ Upon motion by Councilman Miller, seconded by Councilman Coyne, the Zerolene 011 #F & 5 $.39 Gal' _ 2 n report was adopted unanimously. li Zerolene Oil #7 •5� n 3 u __ Councilman Coyne reported verbally that with Counoilman Manson and Zerolene Oil #9 Zerolene Trans. Oil .4�5 " .585 Gal. 1 " —r 3 u I Water Superintendent Green, they had looked over the ground for a route for a Gargoyle Mobiloil "B" •85 2 n road to connect up with the old road along the pipe line and after making three a Gargoyle Mobilsil "A" •71 $2.55 per case 3 oases or four cruises, they found a feaaable route upon which they were assured the Zerolene Cup Grease Committee for report. - grade would not be more than 10,$, the roate being near the present right of way. Proposed agreement was referred to the Finance The proposed route would require about 600 feet of new road and one bridge about at some length and r 40 feet long would be necessary. City Attorney Scott advised that it would not The matter of stock running at large was discussed Council that immediate ao- be necessary to wait until the land was actually condemned if the Court would it appearing to be the opinion of the members of the Mr. decide that it was a public necessity. Councilman Quenell reported verbally " tion should be taken, the Mayor stated that he would appoint recommended by — to be recommended by t withc that the Water Committee had met with a committee from the Port Townsend Com- that _ if he would serve and if not, would name any other pmeroerson - th Club and had a general relative to the water works situation. committee. the comm— He reported further that a director of the First National Bank would be willing Clsy AttorneyJas. W. B. Scott requested the Council to meet with him on _Is to take labor warrants up to $20,000 or 025,000, contingent upon a pipe supply Prater of the whole and it was agreed to meet in the Mayorte office company taking warrants fn^payment for pipe furnished and accept 50% of _ - as. a committee Tuesday evening, Jan. 25th, at 7 P.M. receipts in redemption of warrants. It was recommended by this representative i of Councilman Coyne;, seconded by Councilman Quenell, of the bank that 50$ be eej< aside for redemption of payment of pipe, 20 for �{� Upon motion payment of labor, 5% for an emergency fund and 25% for operation and maintenance. Council adjourned. It was moved by Councilman Quenell, seconded by Councilman Manton that a committee be appointed to confer with pipe manufacturers to ascertain if they ATTEST:• would accept certain conditions of sale,which the Council will decide upon later, in payment of pipe, payment, however, not to be in excess of 50% of receipts from Mayor 75. 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