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Home My WebLink About00047 MINUTES APPROVED (5)d the Port Townsend, Washingt*¢, January 6th, 1931. The City Council of the City of Port Townsend, Washington, met in regular Bosnian the 6th day Of 'amuary, 1931, at 7:30 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 Attornoy.Jaz. W.W, S� Lafferty C�r F. Christina and Councilman Harry W. Robbins, Clark Aldrich, S. V. Poach, W. B. Smith, y Nilliam Lammers and Jacob Miller. - MINUTES APPROVED It wan moved by Councilman Peach end seconded by Councilmen Robbins that the minutes of December 16th, 1930, be adopted as written. Motion declared onrriod. - ._ APPROVED BILLS.AND CLAIMS Bills and claims as audited by the Finance Committee and recommended for payment were presented and, read, as follows: E. T. Johnson Stationery end envelopes 12.87 61.50 The Leader Company Printing and publishing 13.00 Sara H. Vase Services Stenographer and typist 9•00 Mary Maroldo C. k. Christian Stamps etc. 2.60 8.10 Pioneer, Ind. Lowman & Hanford Co. Dog Tags Supplies 29.77 Citizens Ind. Telephone Co. L. D. Tolls 1.65 7.56 R. 1'. Greenwood Office Supplies 12.66 Wn. G. Maplethorpo Labor 2 Olympia Hdwe & Furn. Co. Grocery Supplied Supplied for City Hall .66 2.89 Mercantile Cash Lumber for Shelving, - 6.90 Lofthus Lumber Co. Key City Brick & Tile Co. 16% retained on contract 04.33 pt. Angeles Savings & Loan Association Rant of Polling Place -5th Ward 6.00 Louis Peter Mutty Poet No.26 5.00 American Legion Rent of Polling Plane g 6.00 Chimacum Triber#1 Rent of Polling Place 5.00 Mt. Baker Lodgc NO-9 Rent of Polling Place 3.00 John A. McDonald Services - repairing 1.50 George Barth Lettering Board Carpenter Services 24.50 0. A. Ruehle N. L. Short Motor Co. Repairs - 10.76 -32.44 Baker & Myers Tires and tubes J. C. Heath Happy Hcur Cafe Supplied Board of Prisoners .55 2.20 Coffee Cup Cafe Board of Prisoners 7.55 78.36 Standard Oil Co. Oaeoline and oils' 201.35 Pearson Auto Service Supplied 3.25 Jones & Crouton Supplies 10.00 C. H. Olberg Howard -Cooper Corporation Supplied Supplied for Fire Dept. 169.61 Pacific Goodrich Rubber Co. 1i" Fire Hose 201.00 9.50 W. L. Studerus Repairs to Fire Engine Services as Health Officer 100.00 F. J. Delaney, M.D. Olympia Machinery & Storage Co. Repair Port. 10.66 Metzger Electric Co. Magneto and repairs 45.00 62. A. R. Strathie Lofthun Lumber Co. Supplies Supplies - Street Dept. . 00 Union Dock Company Freight Charges Cash advanced for Truck licensed 8 .96 2.50 J. R. Pollard P. S. Power & Light Co. Street Lighting 91 1.83 Chan. W. Hinton -State Trade. Dec. Industrial Insurance 18.84 18 Total - - - - - --- ---- $1566.07 W. G. Potter Services 116.80 9.96 Roy Brumbaugh labor 3.99 C. W. Belch Olive F. Pattygrovo Serviced Cash advanced for stamps 2.00 Standard Oil Company Gas 1450 30.25 30. Pioneer, Ind. Supplies 2.25 R. E. Greenwood Ajueting Book Union Doak Company Freight Charges 2364 City Transfer Company Hauling charged 9. •00 W 1.26 Ben Groan Cash advanced for License L.C. Smith & Corona Typewriters Typewriter 85.00 Olympia Hdwe. & Furn. Co. Supplies 12.05 Seattle Plumbing Supply Co. Supplies 260.65 5.19 R. W. Sperling Motor Pend 6.76 G.W.M. Lumber Co. Lumber 497.84 Federal Pipe and Tank Co. Supplied 26.26 Tacoma Electrochemical Co. Chlorine Portland Blue Print Co. Blue Prints and Negative 3.40 N. W. Raynor Serviced ad Chainman - use of oar 33.06 Lofthus Lumber Co. Stakes 13.09 3.50 Citizens Ind. Telephone Co. Exoh. Service Chad. W. Hinton Dec. Industrial Insurance 4.19 H. Wingate Collection Cervices - - 5.00 41188.06 Total - - Minutes of -the Regular Session of January 16•th, 1931, continued. EM z' Upon the Library Fund, to -wit: r P. S. Power & Light Co. Light 5.82 Puget Sound News Co. Books 16.82 Harry L. Brown Wood 20.70 Gaylord Bros. Supplies 2.35 Total . . . . . . . . $44.69 OTHER HILLS AND CLAIMS A communication from Bear and Cunningham, consulting engineers, presenting a statement of balance due claimed was presented and read, as follows ' January 3rd, 1931. {�7r, Honorable Mayor and City Council, ' i '4rs•;-,. Port Townsend, Washington. Gentlemen: Last month we filed with the U.S. General Land Office the application for a permanent right of way through the Olympic National Forest. To prepare this application has taken more time than we intended but it required the services of several men employed on this job which were engaged elsewhere and could not be released for the lopgth of time required to compile and finish the information required by the Land Office. I We believe that this application concluded the services to be renderod by our firm under our con- �' o tract and we are enclosing herewith out bill Tor the balance due us which we have left in your hands until macz•,.c7�rij-"f"'.7our work was completed. '•"�`'�' psi It is understood of course that we -will handle any further negotiations with the General Land Office in connection with securing this right of way without any further coat to the City. We presume however that a; " .,7��;- the right of way will be granted to you in due course of time without requiring further services from us. We desire to thank you at this time for the many courtesies extended to us and if you will be kind �S1 enough to advise us what disposition you wish us to make of the records, whether they are to be transmitted ` •'-i;...'� to you or to be kept in our office, we will meet your request forthwith. As we have explained in our letter to Mr. Christian sometime ago, you may preserve these records in our office without any cost and they are sub- '�w,�`,5.. jeotto your call at any time. Very truly yours, ` JOB/EC HAAR AND CUNNINGHAM, BY J. 0. HAAR . 'mw I,'• January 3rd, 1931. +'T'q�k'',�•�s".•"� CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND, WASHINGTON. NTIrl U' To: Final balance due under agreement of March 5th,1929s + '� '•# ;" , Amount - as per agreement - $6,522.86 Tot Payments rooaivad: :.4 Y May 1929 Statement . . . . . $3,000.00 June " 1,000.00 July " " 1,500.00 .-5,500.00 B¢lnaoe Due . . . . . $1,022.86 k?ii"`tiro s, The said communication and statement was referred to the Finance Committee and to the Water Committs �+ INTRODUCTION OF NEW COUNCILMAN At this time, the newly elected Counoilman-at-Large, E. Morrie Sterrett, was escorted to his chair �{ 7pfi i¢•', by Harry W. Robbins, retiring Councilman -at -Large. Mayor Bangerter thanked retiring Councilman Robbins for tr,. �vu•(y,$i� - his services during the past term and the pleasant relationship that existed. Councilmen W. B. Smith, W. S. 3m+'^•3'y""`rk + i Lafferty and Jacob Miller, Councilman for the Third Ward, Fourth Ward, Fifth Ward, respectively succeeded ;wt themselves and retained their seats. ,'1d i... .. '2`u � .P.� Oath of Office: '"�Y^"F'�`j$rrcrt+ a F$' `•' The CityClerk reported that all newly elected officers and Councilmen had duly signed the oath of „rA E 1 P y Y gn office and that the elective officers had submitted approved bonds. '✓✓}'�a•'Y1'ayttf?+��3�gln"�� INTRODUCTION OF MAYOR Mayor George Bangerter, who succeeded himself to the office of Mayor, next read his inaugural message to the Council, making recommondations and also submitting a statement of the things ho would like tons** accomsashed during the made apartof these gterm. City minuteshoughenteredherein tull oas tclose attention the reading of this message and the mewas filed and APPOINTMENT OF STANDING COMMITTEES Epo ! r Ew+b7;dip of j" The Mayor then eubmittdd a list of the standing committees as to be constituted for the years 1931-32 as follows, to -wits - i w.3i Fire & Light: '�. Chairman Sam V. Peach: W. B. Smith -& Jacob Miller. Streote &Sewn es yk • "` ,I� Chairman W. 8. Lafferty: W. B. Smith, Jacob Miller. ater & Drains es din! gijy•' Chairman Wm. Lammers Sre W. S. Lafferty, Clark Aldrich. Chairman Morris Starrett: Clark Aldrich, S. V. Peach. u 1. ._ __.:_-