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ply the Federal Building with water for the fiscal year beginning July 1st, 1932 and it wa:
moved by Councilman Lammbrandnd seconded by Councilman Peach that the Mayor and the City
Clerk be authorized to submit a bid at the regular rates and to execute the contract for
same. motion declared carried.
BIDS FOR GARBAGE DISPOSAL.
This being the time set for opening bids for odllection and disposal of garbage and"
rubbish, bids submitted were opened and read, as follows:
From Harry Hansen to -wit:
Mr. C. F. Christian, City Clerk, Port Townsend, Wash., January 19, 1932
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Port Townsend, ':;ash.
Due to a decrease in the collections on the hauling of garbage and rubbish, 1 hereby
bid $25.00 dollars for the hauling and disposing of all garbage and rubbish in the City of
Port Townsend.
In addition I wish to state that I will keep the city dump well burned and in a first
citass state of police during the period of this contract.
Harry Hanson.
From F. H. Lammers, to -wit:
Sirs:-
Port 'Townsend, Hash., January 19, 1932
In accordance with the call for proposals for the privilege of hauling and dispo-
sing of all garbage and rubbish within the city limits of Port Townsend for the ensuing
year, the undersigned agrees to pay $150.00, and the care and maintenance of garbage dump
shall be at bidders expense. The bidders further agrees to give the down -town district
three garbage collections per week; the collection days shall be Monday, Wednesday and Bri-
day of each week.
F. 11. Lammers.
From Chas. J. Nelson, to -wit:
Honorable Mayor and City Council Port Townsend, Wash., January 19, 1932.
of Port Townsend, Wash.
Dear Sirs:-
I will haul the city garbage for one year according to the city ordinance, and
pay $50.00 fot the privilege and will also take care of the dumping goounds on North beach
and see that the tide will take away most of the garbage.
Respectfully,
Said bids were referred to the harbor and health Committeohas. J. Nelson.
BIDS FOR GASOLINE AND OILS.
Opening bids for supplying the City with gasoline and oils for the varibus departments
of the city was now declared in order'and the four bids presented were opened in the follow
ing order:
Standard Oil Company, Gasoline at dealer's price at time of delivery.
Motor Oil at various prices according to grade.
Union Oil Company. Gasoline at dealer's price at time of delivery
:rotor Oil at various prices according to grade.
Shell Oil Company. Gasoline at dealer's price at time of delivery.
Motor Oil at various prices according to grade.
Ricjjfield Oil Co. Gasoline at a maximum price of 16� with benefit of reduction if
Martin Bros, market is below 16¢ at time of delivery.
Motor Oil at various prices according to grade.
All of said bids were referred to the Finance Committee for investigation and report.
Garbage Contract Awarded. Councilman Starrett, chairman of the Harbor and Health Com-
mittee, raper e t a e considered the bid of F. H. Lammers for garbage disposal as the
best bid, and made a motion, seconded by Councilman Miller that the contract be awarded to
the said F. H. Lammers, subject to furnishing a surety bond in the sum of $100.00, and that
the Mayor and the City Clark be authorized to execute the said contract.
Upon roll call, Councilmen Peach, Miller and Starrett voted in the affirmative and Coun
Oilman Lammers was excused from voting. Motion declared carried.
ADJOURNMENT.
Upon motion of Councilman Peach, seconded by Councilman Starrett, Council adjourned.
(Attest:
U City Clerk
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Port Townsend, Nash., February 2, 1932
The City Council of the City of Port Townsend, Washington, met in regular session th
2nd day of February, 1932, at 7:30 P.M., in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, Mayor
George Bangerter presiding.
ROLL C ALL.
Upon Roll Call there were
present Mayor George Bangerter, City
Clerk C. F. Christian
and Councilmen Vt. S. Lafferty,
Wm. Lammers Sr., E. M. Starrett and Clark
Aldrich; -Council-
man W. B. Smith arriving later
in the session.
BILLS A1.1D CLAIMS.
Approved Bills and Claims.
Bills and Claims as audited" by the
Finance Committee and
recommended or puymen -were andread as follows:
Upon the Current Expense
Fund, to -wit:
The Leader Company
Advertising
2.80
The American City Magazine
Subscription
4.00
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Service contract
11.65
Lowman & Hanford Co.
Office Supplies
1.04
Citizens Ind. 'Telephone Co.
Exch. Service
3.50
Harry L. Brown
Wood
7.50
@so. Welch, Agt
Premium on bonds
10.00
Olympic Hdwe & Furniture Co.
Supplies
3.30
Port Townsend Volunteer Fire Dept. Services at Fires
30.00
Pacific Coast Assoc'n of Fire
Chiefs Dues for Membership
3.00
Baker Drug Store
Medical Supplies
2.50
Wm. G. Maplethorpe
Labor
57.76
J. E. Paddock
Labor
18.66
Roy M. Ellis
Labor
1.98
Standard Oil Company
Gasoline and Oils
102.35
Pearson Auto Service
Auto Supplies
15.95
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Street Lighting
190.57
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Supplies
2.97
A. R4 Strathie
Repair Parts
52.85
H. L. Short Motor Co.
Auto Repairs
Repairs
.75
Baker & Myers
Grader irs
25.78
Chas. Pt. Hinton, State 'Trees.
Industrial Insurance
9.03
Total ........................
557.96
Upon the Olympic dravity
Water Fund, to -wit:
Jas. H. Coyne
Estimate #2, Contract Work
5700.17
W. G. Potter
Labor
116.74
1st American National Bank, Assignee Labor, Roy Brumbaugh
3.99
Olive F. Pettygrove
Cash Adv.
2.25
0. L. Allen
Filing Saw
.50
Standard Oil Company
Oil
1.25
N. L. Short Motor Co.
Repair Parts, Auto
5.90,
Sofia Auto Shop '
Repairs, Auto
5.75
Federal Pipe & Tank Co.
Supplies
19.70
R. Pt. Sperling
Graph Cards
6.00
Olympic Hdwe & Furniture Co.
Supplies
13.50
Puget Sound Navigation Co.
Freight charges
.55
H. Wingate
Irondale Calls ctions
5.00
Tacoma Electrochemical Co.
Liquid Chlorine
30.00
Eugene Dale
Chainman and Insp¢etor
121.39
Chas. V1. Hinton, State Trees.
State Industrial Insurance
4.76
Total Operation and Maintenance
337.28
Plus Estirm to #2 as above
5700.17
Grand Total ..................
603T.T6
Upon the Library Fund, to -wit: -
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Electric Light
4.95
J. K. Gill Co.
Books
17.78
Lowman & Hanford Co.
Books and Su pplies
28.40
Harry L. Brown
'flood
35.40
Rosamond McCrady
Services indexing
16.80
Gaylord Bros.
Equipment
78.75
Total ...........................
182.06
Upon the 'fiater Bond Impr6vement
Fund, to -wit:
Jas. H. Coyne
Estimate f2, Contract
4250.00 - -
R. E. Greenwood
Office Supplies
6.00
Total ..........................
4256.00
Upon the Water Extension Construction Fund, to -wit:
Jas. H. Coyne
Estimate #2, Contract
1062.50
Total ..........................
1062.50
It was moved by Councilman Lammers and seconded by Councilman Lafferty
that the said
claims be allowed and that the Mayor
and the City Clerk be authorized
to execute warrants
upon the proper funds in payment of
same. Upon roll call, all four
Councilm en present
vote in the affirmative and motion was declared carried.
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