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Minutes of Tu1,-17'28 continued.
at Fort ';lordenthat,they be allowedouse ter imaintenanceor the he
thed thetered amountaused to be. deducted from the
Post Golf Links, they to pay y an
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total metered to the Government for fort lorden.
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Bond of James H. Coyne nres nted and accepted, and Certified Check released.
States
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The City Clerk reported tHa,t the bond of James H. Coyne by the United
which had been approved
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?fidelity and Guaranty Company, in the amount of •r7000.00,
the contract for the construction of
as to form by the pity Attorney, and coverin
the Big 2uilcene River Contract No. 3) had b een fileu vritli:
the diversion dam on
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the City Clerk. Councilman Gerson that sai
It then moved by Councilman Manson, seconded by
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.vas
bond be accepted and that the Certified Checkpresented by I,Ir. Coyne with his bid
for construction of the dam, be returned to him.
councilmen voted in the affirmative and motion was
Upon roll call, all seven
,declared carried.
,II RECESS .
It was moved by Councilman Manson, seconded by Councilman 2uenell that the
I� Council recess for twenty minutes and that Mr. Jas. H. Coyne be invited to meet
vrith the members of the Council. 11oti.on carried.
AFTER RECESS.
The Council reconvened at 10 Y.Li., and upon roll ca.l.l., there were present Mayo
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The Bangerter, City Attorney Jas. C1. B. Scott, City Clerk C. F. Christian, and
Councilmen ,filler, Coyne, Chapelle, Gerson, I,4anson, Quenell and L_Lmmers.
Communication f r•om National Pager Products Co.
Referring back to order of "Communications," the following communication from
the 1-'
ational Paper roducts Company was presented and read, to -writ:
White Building, Seattle Washington, July 16th,1928
The honorable Mayor a.nd the Honorable City Council
of Port Townsend, Washington.
gentlemen:
'.`•'e would like to inquire at this time when delivery of water shall begin
to our plant at Port Townsend. t!e were given to understand that some water would
be ready for our use June lot and later on the date being amended to July lstWle
at the ?,resent time having metered tap to the City of Port Townsend lines and are
daily drawing more and more water.
J Frankly, I feel that any water we ar•e receiving after July 1st should com
under our general agreement for 10 million gallons, and while I re.lize that it- is
h� inn,os•sible to make delivery of the entire amount of water at the present date, I
feel that :we are within our reasonable rights by asking; for some of the crater at
j the present time to enable us to carry out our necessary mill operations and that 1;
f this anoui�t should be increased rapidly to enable us to start operations.
May I ask that you survey the situation and advise me promptly as to when
we :nay reasonably expect up to 5 or 6 million gallons and when we may reasonably ex
nett the entire 10 million gallona to be delivered to us.
Very truly yours,
0. C. Srhoenwerk.
Said cormnunication was referred to the 'eater Co::unittee and to Mr. Haar.
I.teasurement of "later.
The matter of measurement of the amount of water used by the �uilcene I rigati
Company, referred to earlier in this session, eas referred to the 'later Committee a•.
to the City T�ng;•ineer.
Matter of new main line within the Cit�Limit
It :was moved 'r,y Councilman I;tanson, seconded by Councilman Lliller, that Iir.Bslar
con`jultinS engineer, be requested to furnish the City with plans and speciffications
and an esti:zate of cost for building; the new pipe line from the city limits to the
reservoir -u-nd also for repairing the sr.,iall reservoir; as soon as '?oucible. l:Iotion
declared carried.
ADJOUPd="I'T .
Uion ;notion of Councilman Gerson, seconded by Councilman Quenell, the Council
a•d„nllrYled.
1I A' PEST :
City Clerk.
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Minutes of Regular Session of the Council, August 7, 192b.
Port Townsend-, ','lash., August
7th, 1928
REGULAR SESSION OF
TIM, CITY,C_OUNCIL.
The City Council of the City of Port
Townsend, Washington,. met
in regular ses-
sion
this 7th day of August, 1928, at
8 p.m., in the Council Chamber
of the City
Hall,
Councilman Quenell,,, Mayor Pro Tem.,
presiding.
TROLL CALL
Upon roll call, there were present City Attorney Jas. 71. B. Scott,
City Clerk
C. P.
Christian, and Councilmen P. Y.
Coyne, I.Iax Gerson, P.. A. Ihanson,
Edw. O,uenell
ffilliam Lammers, and Jacob miller.
I!IINTOTES READ
AITD APPROVED •
The minutes of the regular session of July 17th -were read and approved as read
APPROVED BILLS AND CLAIMS.
Bills as approved by the Finance
Committee, were presented and
read as follows
Unon
the Current Expense Fund, -to-Wit:
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Services,
17.50
,iola D. Campbell,
Clerical
Burrou,, s Adding; klachine Co.
Llaintenance Contract
5.55
gh
Ruth A. Peach
Clerical services
4.25
J. B. VaR Sice
Clerical services
3.00
Trick .°- Murray
Office Supplies
4.24
C. F. Christian
Cash Advanced
6.73
Port Townsend Volunteer Fire Dept. Services at fires
80.00
i:urek_: Fire Hose l�!fr� Co.
Fire Hose
36o
J. K. Irletzger
Cash Advanced
6.00
.19
Charles G. Brewer
Oil
1.25
Union Oil Co.
Oil
Stone
•42
36.71
The Rutz Pharmacy
Blue
0. R. I,litton
Services, Sub.Patrolman
38.39
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i,alace Cafe
Beals for prisoners
1.00
Olympic Hdtwe & Furniture Co.
supplies
3.10
Lofthus Lumber Co.
Luraber
12.30
71m. C-mneroil
Repairs and tools
2.75
N. L. Shorts Motor Co.
Repairs
3.92
:i. R. Groat
Tire Repair-.
3.75
6.25
"' L. Studerus
Hepa>yrs
51
Standard Oil Co.
Ga::oline
.86
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Street Lighting
33
Union Dock Co.
Rent of mooring space
45.00
1jept. of Labor & Industries
Industrial Insurance
12.07
lean^_•.".r, Inn.
Office supplies
7.05
Franl: Buchill.o
Labor- . I ........... . ......
. 4 .
Total .•......... ......
1118.96
U?:,on Olympic Gravit Stew Fund, to -wit:
107.80
W. G. Fetter
Labor
107.80
Id. D. Dooley
Labor
Paul Hinton
Salary and cash adv.
42.1
Rita Vautier
Cash Advanced
1 3
A. R. Strathie
ripe Supplies
14.50
Coast Se_vi.ce Co.
Rubber for patching
.50
Al. Gehrke Lumber "o.
Lumber
"Pipe
8.01
16.80
Fcdcrcl Pipe 8. Tank Co.
supplies
4.58
01ymi?i c lidrre & Furni tore Co .
Tool(; and sui plie z
9.81
Crane Co.
Sipe supplies
66.11
calmer Su,ply L�o.
ripe Suy,�lies
15.0
Sta.nd:.u•d oil Co.
Gasol'..ne
l.40
Buhler motor Co.
Su plies
11.60
M. L' . Shorts ::Soi:or Oo.
-1epai:rc,•
Z'ioncer, Inc,
Office Supplies
4.40
Puget Sound Pourer F:. Light Co.
Flash Light su:;j.lies
•65
Citizens Ir�d. Telephone Co.
L. D. Tolls
-70
1.20
The L.-ader Coin any
rublis111'116
4.97
Union Lock Co(: --any
FreiCht Ch1ar!�•es
Sept. of Labor and Industries
Industrial Insurance
•G8
Total .....................
439.ti2
'dater E„t.er(-cion Construction Fund;
to -wit:
;'. T.
Seiler,
lin-ineer ale
7aar Cunningham
224.74
Baar
and Cunningh_,mm
July p= egrets
l:ayuient
1175.00
1840.24
Jar_;.
H. Coyne
L;sti sate "7,
Contract
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2
45586.19
Jas.
If. Ceyna
i ;,:ate ;�5,
Col,1:_act
2218.50
Jac.
if. Coyne
Es'.;;,rate srl,
Contract
`13
1469.08I"
Baar
. Cuinincham
Extra services
Jas.
... 11. Scott
.-, -,s
5.70
2.00
fi. '7.
Peach? ' Son
abstracting
00
Gro.vity ':rater Fund
Blue Print
5•02
(e_fit.
of Labor and Industries
InduCtrial InF.U:a11Ce
`7
Total ...................
531-