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Home My WebLink About00496Base Port Townsend, Washington, November 5, 1929 The City Council of the City of Port Townsend met in regular session this 5th day of Nov- ember, 19290 at 7:30 oclool; P. M- in the council chamber of the city hall, Mayor George Bangerter presiding. ROLL CALL Upon roll call there were present Mayor George Bangerter, City Clerk c. F, Christian, Acting Uity Attorney W. J. Laly, Jr., and Councilmen Wm. Lammers, Jacob Miller, Harry W. Robbins, S. V. Peach and W. B. Smith, and owing to illness, Councilmen Peach was excused immediately after roll call. MINUTES APPROVED The minutes of the regular session of October 15, 1929, were read and approved as read. APPROVED BILLS AND CLAIMS Approved bills and claims were presented and read as follows: Upon the Current °xpenBe Fund, to -wit: 9011 James Dalgardno $ 200.00 9012 The Leader Company 9.00 9013 J. With 19.10 9014 A. G. Jones 13.70 i 9015 U. F. Christian 22.65 9016 Sara R. Voce 7.50 9017 Mildred Ritchie 5.60 9018 Lowman h Hanford Co. 1.065')7: 9019 Metzger Elsotdo Co. 1920 9020 Gardiner -Beatty Hdwe Co. 2.00 9021 Pt. T. volunteer Fire Dept 26.00 9022 Coast Service Co. 6.72 - 9023 Howard uooper Corporation 51,00 9024 'Olympic Bdwe h Furniture Uo 1.35 9025 Charles Hinton 69.84 9026 Coffie Cup cafe 29.25 9027 U. U. nartlett 1.00 9028 S. W. Peach & Son 2.00 9029 Standard Oil Company 82.59 9030 Buhler Motor Uo. 1.40 9031 Puget Sound Power & Light Co. 563.60 9032 Union Lock Uo. 15.00 Total .......... 1121.76 Upon the Olympic Gravity Water Fund, to -wit: i 4 - i 5342 Earl Judy $ 39.92 5343 W. G. Potter 121.29 5344 W. J. Sadler 202.21 5343 Ed. Combs 2.18 5346 N, W. Raynor 2.18 5347 Olive r'. Pettygrove 4.00 5348 Lowman & Hanford Co. 1.68 5349 R. E. Greenwood 68.60 5350 The Leader Uompany 2.70 5351 Union Lock Co. 11.54 5352 City Transfer Co. 1.50 5353 Standard Oil company 14.50 5354 N. L. Shorts ubtor Co. 2.00 5355 Seattle Plumbing Supply Uo. 6.93 5356 Federal Pipe & Tank Co. 223.81 5357 Tacoma Bleotro chemical Co. 13.13 5358 Olympic Bdwe 1� Furn. Uo. 7.28 5359 Palmer "upply Co. 57.40 5360 A. A. Strathie 1.80 5361 J. With 14.00 5362 Mike DeLeo 1.35 5363 H. 'Iingate 10.00 Total ......... $ 810.00 ui i I �� Upon the Public Library Fund, to -wit: 1428 Puget Sound Power h Light Co. 0 5.83 1429 R. E. Greenwood 6.50 1430 Fuller Brush Uo. 2.85. 1431 A. R. Womrath 9,70 Total ............. $ 24.86 Upon the Water Extension Uonstruction Fund, to -wit: 362 W. J. badler 48.39 363 C. F. Christian 1.06 364 Lowman & Hanford co. .68 365 City Transfer Co. 6.02 Total ............. 36 66.14 Upon the Park Fund, to -wit: 33 Olympic Hdwe & Furniture Uo. 2.10 It was moved by Councilman Lammers and seconded by Councilman Robbins that the said claims be allowed and that the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to issue warrants upon the proper funds in payment of same. Upon roll. call, all four councilmen present, namely, Lammers, Miller, Robbins and ,math, voted in the affirmative and motion was declared carried. UNAPPROVED CLAIMS Claim of Mrs. Maud Priest: The bill of Mrs. Maud Priest, claiming a refund of money paid for water was presented, read and referred to the water committee. IRONDALE-HADLOCK WATER HEARING A delegation from Irondale and Hadlook being present to take up the matter of water shortage, were at this time invited to address the council. J. 6. McMahon, Harold Dollar, and otherf than addressed the council, complaining, of lack of water in the Hadlock-Irondale line. City Engin- eer Sadler,, when called upon, stated that when the paper mill opened their valve, the pressure on the line was reduced and Irondale and Hadlock could not then get water. He stated that some relief could be obtained by securing a new right-of-way around the hill and putting in about one thousand feet of new'pipe. After a general discussion, Mayor Bangerter made a statement of the present situa- tion and it was generally agreed that the only solution was.to secure estimates and put the matter up to a company manufacturing pipe. It was then moved by Councilman Robbins and seconded by Uouncil. man Miller that the City Engineer go over the line from the connection at the main line through Irondale to Hadlock and make an accurate estimate of cost of construction of the line, and that the Federal Pipe and lank `'ompany be requested to investigate the situation and present plans and pro- posals. Motion declared carried. New Location of connection: The city attorney was instructed to look into the legal phases of the matter, and the city engineer to take up the matter of a new location for the connection with the National Paper rroducts company. REPORTS OF OFFICERS City Clerk: the City Clerk reported that he had issued the regular salary warrants for Cetober under date of'"ovember 1st, as follows: Upon the Current ixpense Fund, to -wit: 9000 Grace Pitcher City Treasurer 4 100.00 9001 C. F. Christian City Clerk 100.00 9002 Jas. W. B. Scott City Attorney 100.00 9003 Earl L. Sturrock Acting Police Justice ?12.50 9004 Elmer Uompton Uhief. of .1'olice 124.77 9005 Y. A. Polk Patrolman 114.77 9006 R. V. lleppner Patrolman (Emergency) 114.77 9007 Le Roy 0eavey Fire Truck Driver 124.63 9008 J. J. Lafferty Chief of Fire Dept. 15.00 9009 J. R. Pollard Street Supt. 114.74 9010 Rollie Stahl Truck Driver 104.74 Total..............41025.92 0