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Home My WebLink About00387i 48 149 Yx�,�' 1, 47H� t '�' r t '� ` [,11 f3la !N ' , 1 '•v pi W (N�A6 ' f YiJ4�� Minutes of Jan• 1-4/29 continued tr z r,9 -- - �� 1` ,',��-�! u`t•G minutes o Regular Session of J , 1929 -. . _... - r�.xF' ' �.,"� `• REGULAR SESSION (Communications continued)w,"7,t,, RE. From National it Develo mew Co. F fie" Port Townsend, Wash., January 8, 1929 v p 0 oa on rom tine na��onnL City Development Co•, was preeeWaehingtoh aDeoomber1218 1928 (,,� The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular session this 8th day of January, Port Townsend, , Ewa 1929,'at 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, Mayor Bangerter presiding. ��' To the Honorable Mayor and City Council I' >i�t . `'" ROLL CALL. of Port Townsend. �r�'$�r`,� W Becott Gentlemen: ' I � �`��aC��=q� '�r „y �', � Upon roll call, there were preaen�h�ayor George Bnrigertar, City Attorney Jas. , Cit The National City llevalopment Company, a corporation, hereby make application for water y s�Ah Clerk C. F. Christian, and Councilmen S. V. Peach, Peter A. Manson, Edw.:,luenoll, William Lammors, for the use of applicant on North one half o� North East one quarter of Section 18, Twp. pher ivt t' I,+ Jacob Miller and Harry We .Robbins.' ,3�," l W.,W.M.; said xator to be taken from the City's pipe line at a point within the City Limits where, �fY�rFi* Howard Street, if prolonged, intersects the present pipe line = said connection to be made by a aiz e�xr,v ,,rom MINUTES READ AND APPROVED. ,kG} ''uyf4r The minutes of the regular session of Januarylotand 4th were read, and approved as read.. inch pipe or auoh other size as may be proper under the conditions, subject to all ordinances of y the City now'in force, or which may be hereafter adopted, as to control and regulate the service - Yc rJ`' BILLS AND CLAIMS. rates and collections. National City Development Company, r ty nti k { By Geo. H. Elfbrandt, Pres. �fi�=r� k, ��,� �`. Approved bills and claims were presented and read as follows, to-vrit: by. Harry C. Peet, Trees.,y�,+; Upon L_i_bra_ry Fund: Said communication was referred to the Water Commitae and the City Attorney: s'f;b+i� rA' ;t " l 1 e A. R3thsahild Librarian $ 65.20 3ry { Hugh Richmond Janitor 17.b0 From the Steel Tank de Pia -CO. ; �f�r, Puget Sound Power k Light Co. Electric Light b.73 Cow ca on rom'i Steel Tank.and Pipe cook road as folloivsrt 2, 1929 �r4' ,;i? ;, ,+'sf� Arthur R. Womrath,Ind. Books 12.94 g y III The Hertzberg y Hook 118018 * [ d+Sp.' ".ilzl', �"✓ !!•:1 Total • ... Portland Ora on, r Hinder s 16.81 To the Honorable Mayor and City Counoil, ��'••��' City of Port Townsond, Washington,��3Fr Gentlemen: Coyne the second unit of Port Townsend pipe ° ,v' }i "ta ,,IIpon Olympic Gravity Water Fund: In•the exeoutlon of our contract with ESr. C ya 1 R. E. Greemvood Office Supplies 11.b0 line, due to the unevenesa of contour of the ground it was found impractical to install on the line" �;'tw°`;t,�`;n n Standard 011 Co. Gasoline 17.50 four 24" Dresser Couplings of those ordered by your engineer. Wef' ' + N. L. Shorts Motor Co. Auto Repairs 8.15 !r ! r S ai t tt+� These couplings are now in warehouse in Port Townsend with City Transfer Company. �,, N' ,,,,, Y Tot .. .. . 3 . 5 would request that you take these couplings from us at our cost laid down in Port Towne willaa lley �. rs�; fi` , { ;'. x j{ are spacial for this size of pipe and were ordered but not installed on your line. Upon Current Expenea Fund: these couplings to you as follows: ,` Puget Sound Yower &Light Co. Street Lighting 173.48 24" - $21.00. each. Yours very truly, Oregon �'�,i,' ",m ' 4''' {' r''i Upon Water Extension Construction Fund: The Steel Tank k Pipe Company of g ks k t, 2.00 by L.M.Pickett, Purchasing Agent. City Transfer Company Hauling Said Coffinunioation was referred to the Water Committee and Mr. Haar. _ ;' jj . '� ,_,, :;, }i APPOINTMENTS BY THE MAYOR. •f '. 4']j'. i31M i �lY M1i appointments, deferred from last session, to -wits Mayor Bangerter announced the following REQUISITIONS.k' To Library Board. t t, !r` s. a Marriott, upon recommendation of the otherrArembere of the Board. Requisitions for various Supplies were pbeaentad, read and disposed of as follows: � � ` ', Fax Park Board. —JOB. Kirkpatrick, Chairman, Mrs. Emma With and Major J. L. Hughes. For Cit Hall to :, ��t3 ,>.,. Park Caretaker. Hiram W. Tucker 25 Cords.Wood,.(One cord to be ordered immediately) Health ffioer. Dr. F. J. Delaney It was moved by Councilman Lammers and as by Councilman Miller that the City Cleryt ,'`: K be instructed to.ndvertiae Kam 12 cords of live, sound, old growth fir wood, delivered at the City jjjj Water Depa nujntr }Y ar ;, r 1 Clerk, Temporary Appointment, Rita Vautier $7b.00 per month Hall and out in 12 inch lengths, bids to be opened at the session of January 15th, at 8 p.m., and kc Water Superintendent, Temporary Appointment, Ban Green $160.00 per month. that Mr. Roy Seavoy be authorized to order an extra cord at once. �4� It was moved by Councilman quenell and seconded by Councilman Lammers that said appoint- IIpon roll call, all six Councilmen present voted in the affirmative and motion was declared p'j� r, meats be approved. Upon roll call, all six councilmen present voted in favor thereof and motion �{ carried. +a i was declared carried. For the City Clerk's De t. to wit* Vic° "' �) Mayor Bangerter announced that there would be no change in the of- RCit Clerk's Ypewr er $ 96.7b x�+� u;� No ohan a In Police Justice. o�yta :! 2 pkgo rubber bands ;. z; �. ae o 0 oe ue ce un the work held over from 1928 was completed. It was moved by Councilman Manson., and seconded by Councilman Lammers that said requisi- jr\ ! { Election of Mayor pro tem. Lion be granted. Motion carried upon roll calls all six councilmen present voting in favor thereo �k� y, Elec on of a Mayor pro tem was now declared in order and Councilman Manson nominated Council - Motion man quenell, which was seconded by Councilman Robbins. "' ,ix,;' It was then moved by Councilman Peach and seconded by Councilman Manson that the nominations Upon motion of Councilman Manson, seconded by Councilman �armrlera, Council adjourned. �{+r be closed and that the Clerk be instructed to oast the unanimous veto of the City Council for Coun- `�s - " l oilman quenell for Mayor pro tem. Upon roll call, Councilmen Peach, Manson, La:mnera, Miller and a ATTEST: ;' t Robbins voted in the affirmative and Councilman �{uenoll was excused from voting. Motion declared !Ay�,��N; va9 riff �. carried. The Clerk thereupon oast the unanimous ballot of the Council for Councilman quenell for Mayor pro tem and the Mayor proclaimed him duly elected to the office of Mayor pro tam for the 1 V CCiJty Clerk,. i ensuing term. I' f •r � MESSAGE OF MAYOR -ELECT BANGERTER. j k Mayor Bangerter now presented and read his message to the City Council and Citizens, as fol- lows, to -wit: S s To thb,City Council and Citizens of Port Townsend. �. ovienthe duties of chief executive of your city again, the highest honor that the l In taking I City can bestow upon a fellow citizen, has been given me by your vote of confidence at the primary and general oleotion. appreciate the good will of the citizens of Port Townsend and feel that you have appreciate 1 my efforts in the past, and I have your oonfidenae in my ability for the future. Port Townsend today is un I believe in our city as a progressive, industrial and home city. questionably one of the fastest growing communities in the industrial world. We are receiving to ' day more Pnvoinble ooffinenta upon our activities than at any other time, within the memory oT the majorlb ity of our citizens. We must be alive to the needs of our oomm�unity. In other words we mu j sell cub city to ourselves, and then we will be able to sell it to the rest of the world. ' Oao of the things we have hoped and dreamed of for many years is that Port Townsend should be the terminus aL some great railroad,connecting us with the eastern cart of our country. The pos- 1 I �; sibility is not so remote as in former years. There is every possible chance that the dream and l hopes may be realized. We moat all put together and accomplish this, that is to say we should sell our location and community to those in the railroad and industrial world.