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screens and guards will be placed at the dam above the trash rack and along side of the revolving ; kp'7`t r�r I;
sateen. per,!�i,,1, �...�
That the flood gate controls stand will be taken ogre of.
That the various. racks and stave replacements necessary are made. y aJ
Some means will be provided for protecting the line up in the canyon at the point of the one
i large danger tree.
That over -hanging rocks which showed a tendency to slide will be filled underneath to prevent ,'Lniu7,rrvr
resting on the line and that I will receive a report from 1U. Dear as to the final completion -
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I will appreciate greatly Air. Bear ta recommend we
as to the maintenance procedure, so that
r` we could assure both the City of Port Tovmsend and ourselves of the proper intelligent management o ra4rytr'�'sf3
the line. $ S
understanding, which I have again checked up by referring to the original print
It has been my
=I of the line submitted, that City Lake will be properly connected in as a reservoir by the City and I
it would be my fooling that any work necessary to put this in proper shape as a reservoir is a di- wk4ry:`r,r'wfi i�
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rect charge against the cost of the line. �sr to * t �iwrwsri '
It is also my belief that the City is just as interested in having City Lake as a proper roe-
arvoir as the Paper Company, there being do doubt in my mind in case of a shut down, lack of orator
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in the City would be just as serious as it would be at the. mill, if not more so, so that our inter- v r +,t
oats are identical. We are very hopeful that all matters will bo cleaned up shortly and stand;
ready to take over the line as soon as all physical and legal requirements are taken care of. i`
Very truly yours,
0. C. Schoenwerk (Signed)
From J. 0. Boar to O.C. Schoonwerk, to -writ:
Port Townsend, Wash., Dec. 15, 1928J"
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,? I beg to acknowledge receipt of your joint letter of the 27th ultimo addressed to Ja's.H. ii +ti lnyy ,i Yr "
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Coyne and myself, stipulating certain work as yet to be performed on the Port Townsend pipe line. { r
Reply to our lettehas been postponed until now so that at this time we can advise you of the stai-
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U6 of the worg.
The cracked stand for the sluiceway gate at the dam has been shipped to the manuafaturer {
for replacement of the casting. This is expected to arrive next week and will be installed imme-
diatoljr upon arrival.
The intake structure to the pipe line at the dam between the leaf screen and the pipe has
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reeves for two double sets of vertical screens. The screens have been fabrics
been provided g once
arrive an time and will be installed at r ,
ted and were shipped on december loth. They shouldy S,
which is a matter of a few minutes only.�r
On December 9th all defective staves and breaks in the pipe line were replaced. IW�a
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The large danger tree in the canyon at Station 389 has beeneabled to a large, sound tree (g r
ed one 1" at the base, and another 5�8" line half waygup the tree.
above. Two lines were attached, c
The City secured from the McCormick Lumber Company the services of their boat faller who examined
the tree and decided that it could not be felled without endangering the pipe line unless it was s { a 1 F
curelu cabled, and even then there is an element of risk. Since his other duties preventodchim iSirx'h i
from felling_the tree in the near future, we cabled:the tree as described above and are leaving it I•r+.
stand. It is now reasonably safe and it appears that it would be better to wait until some time
next Year when other hazards are deduced and City Lake is full so as to supply your mill and the
City should the pipe line and its foundation be injured.
Overhanging or loose rocks have either been removed or the pipe line below them back -Sill i d; ' H
ad to sufficient depth to prevent injury. yss'r,
We have delivered to you yesterday our suggestions for operating and maintaining the pipe P4FVc� r
line.
City Lake has boon connected into the system as outlined in the"8peration: and instruc- �tIll- 1V
City Council that no further work is planned.
tions," but i am advised by the Fi
Very truly yours,
BAAR AND CUNNINGHAMI 1 ri ��
By J. 0. Bear i r5}f j $nY n
SCHEDULE OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE. }F
J..O. Haar of Bear and Cunningham, presented a written schedule of suggestions for the op- m
1 eration and maintenance of the new pipe line and same was ordered filed without reading. a n'
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REQUISITIONS. k
Requisitions for supplies were presented, read and disposed of as follows:'I
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For City Treasurer's Department, to -wit: swY
Stationery N6.93 it
Stamps 5.00
1 doz erasers .60 3
It was moved by Councilman Quenell and seconded by Councilman Miller that said requisi-
tion be granted. Upon roll call, all six Councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion t c
visa declared carried.
1 For Park Department, to -writ:-
1 broom 3J N 7,
1 sani flush
1 file .30`
Upon motion of Councilman Coyne, seconded by Councilman Lammers, said requisition was granted. t ,
UNFINISHED AND NE17 BUSINESS. C
iresenta.tion of Bids for Hauling Garbage.
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Minutes of Dec. 18/28 continued
In accordance with the order of the Council and official notive in the Port Townsend Leader,
sealed bids for the collection and removal of garbage and rubbish for the calendar year beginning
Jan. 1st, 1929, were now opened and read as follows:
From Chas. J. Nelson, to -wit:
Port Townsend, Wash., December 18, 1926
Honorable Mayor and City Council of
Port Townsend, Wash.
Dear Sirs:
In reply to your advertisement regarding the removal of garbage during the year 1929, I
will comply with the rules and the Ordinances of the City and also to the best interest of the peo-
ple. In regard to the dump I will take care of it at my own espenne providing it is left in a rea
sonable condition. Will pay the City $25.00 for the privilege.
Respectfully submitted,
Chas. J. Nelson,
from Harry Hansen, to -writ:
Port Townsend, 17ash., December 17, 1928
The City Council,
Port 'Townsend, Nash.
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I hereby bid $30.00 for the garbage disposal contract.
I agree to clean up all rubbish surrounding approach to dump and to keep it so at all times.
I also agree to further improve the dump.
Harry Hanson
1113 Taylor Street.
From F. H. Lammers, to -wit:
Port Townsend, Wash., December 14, 1928
City Council,
Dear Sirs: -
I herewith enter a bid of $50.00 for the privilege of hauling and disposing of City gar-
bage and rubbish through its regular channel, the City garbage dump, for the year 1929. And the
maintenance of said dump shall be at the bidders own expense.
Yours truly,
F. H. Lammers,
Port Townsend, Wash.
Contract awarded Lammers.
It was moved by Councilman Hanson and 'seconded by Councilman Gerson that the contract be award
ad to F. H. Lammers. Upon roll call, Councilmen Coyne, Gerson, Manson Quenell and Miller voted
in the affirmative and Councilman Lammers was excused from voting. Motion declared carried.
Bond Required for Garbage Contract.
It viamoved by Councilman Manson and seconded by Councilman Gerson that the bond for the Gar-
bage contract be fixed at $100.00 and that the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to enter into
a contract with F. 11. Lammers for disposal of garbage. Upon roll call, all six councilmen pres-
ent voted in favor thereof and motion was declared carried.
CANVASS OF ELECTION RETURNS.
The City Clerk now presented the official returns of the Municipal Election held on the 4th
day of December, 1928, and made affidavit as to their autnenticity.
Mayor Bangerter then appointed Councilmen Quenell, Lammers and Manson as tellers, who canvass-
ed the vote and announced the result.
The following statement of the result of said canvass was presented and read, to -writ:
STATEMENT OF CANVASS OF RETURNS OF MUNICIPAL ELECTION HELD DECEMBER 4th, 1928.
STATE OF WASHINGTON )
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON ) SS.
CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND)
Statement of the canvass made by the City Council of the City of Port Townsend, of the returns
of the Yunicipal Election held in said city on the 4th day of December, 1928,, for the purpose of
electing persons to fill the offices of Mayor, City Attorney, City Clerk, City Treasurer, Councilma
at Large, Councilman for the First Ward, Councilman for the Second Ward and a Councilman for the
Fourth Ward.
The following is a full, true and correct statement of said canvass as made by the City Counci
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of the City of Port Townsend, at a regular meeting held Dec. 18th, 1928, of the returns of said iDSu-
nicipal Election held in said City on December 4th, 1928, and returns filed in the office of the
City Cleric, as canvassed by said City Council, to-vrit:
For Mayor
Total number of
votes
oast
524
Number of votes
cast
for George Bangerter
393
F6r City Attorney
Total number of
votes
cast
524
lumber of votes
cast
for Jas. 1.3. B. Scott
302
::umber of votes
cast
for Claude E. Stevens
191
For City Clerk
Total number of
votes
cast
524
Number of votes
cast
for C. F. Christian
431
For City Treasurer.
Total niuiber of
voted
cast
524
Number of votes
cast
for Grace Pitcher
420
For Councilman at Large
Total number of votes cast 524
Number of votes cast for Harry W. Robbins 403
For Councilman for First 'Ward
Total number of votes cast 81
Lumber of votes cast for Clark Aldrich 60
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