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proposed ordinances until such time as he can personally visit here and view the general
situation.
I have handed to the Clerk copies of a proposed draft of the requested ordinance
licensing auto trucks and delivery vehicles in the City of Port Townsend. I have shown
this proposed ordinance to Mr. Scott and he has requested me that this ordinance lay over
until next meeting when such rates and revisions may be entered as will meet the wishes
of the Council. There is a copy of the proposed ordinance for each councilman.
Yours very truly,
l;'. J. Daly, Deputy City Attorney.
Proposed Vehicle Ordinance read.
The proposed ordinance to license commercial vehicles was entitled, as follows:
"AN ORDINANCE relating to and providing for the licensing of certain motor and
other vehicles; defining offenses; providing regulations for the some; providing pen-
alties; providing for the suspension and revocation of ordinances and repealing ordi-
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At the request of Councilman Aubert, the said proposed ordinance was read in full, and
then, as requested by the City Attorney, the same was referred to the committee on Police,
revenue and license.
UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS.
Price,cf urader Teeth.
The City Clerk reported that the Howard -Cooper Corp., the only
firm responding to letters of inquiry, had quoted a price of $3.75 each for new teeth for
the grader. Councilman Townsend then mentioned a particularly hard metal called steel -
its and suggested that inquiry be made ae to the cost of facing the teeth with the said
metal and the cost of same as compared with standard teeth. The matter was then refer-
red back to the Street Committee.
Dog Tax Collections:
The City Clerk asked for official action on the manner of paying
the special officer for collection of dog licenses and it was moved by Councilman Smith
and seconded by Councilman Townsend that the said officer be paid on a basis of 50 per
cent of the total amount collected since his appointment. Motion declared sar•ried.
Gasoline Leakage.
The City Clerk also requested instruction in the matter of accountin;
for the waste of gasoline account of leakage from the city's pump and it was moved by Coun
cilman Smith that the leakage be charged pro rate to the departments using gasoline. The
motion was not seconded and it was then moved by Councilman Townsend and seconded by Coun-
cilman Lafferty that the excess loss from leakage, for April, be charged to the Water De-
partment. Motion declared carried.
Plater for Naval Vessels Acceptance.
The City Clerk reported receipt of acceptance of
proposal to furnish fresh water to Naval Vessels, from the Department.
Power Site Stipulations:
The City Clerk further reported receipt of a copy of the let-
ter written by the Register of the District Land Office at Spokane in transmitting the
stipulations executed by the City to the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
ADJ OURN14ENT .
Upon motion of Councilman Lafferty and seconded by Councilman Townsend, the Council
adjourned.
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` MINUTES OF REGULAR SESSION OF JUDE 6th, 1933.
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PORT TOWNSEND, WASH., JUNE 6th, 1933 Fi
THE CITY UOUNCIL of the City of Port Townsend, Nash., met in regular session this 6th �}
r� day of June, 1933, at 8 o'clock P.M., in the Council Chambers of the City Hall; Councilman
Wait Lammers, Sr., presiding until the arrival of Mayor +fangerter. �ft
ROLL CALL. f}}
Upon Roll Call there were present Deputy City Attorney W. J. Daly, City 1} '
Clerk C. F. Christian, and Councilmen W. S. Lafferty, Plm. Lammers,Sr., Jacob Miller, C. P. }
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� Aubert, Geo. F. Townsend and Sam McGee; Mayor Bangerter and Councilman Smith arriving la- �)
I ter in the session. I},
MINUTES READ AND APPROVED..'
The minutes of the regular session of May 16, 1933, were
read and approved as read.
` Councilman S,.I9v Smith arrived during reading of the minutes and took his chair.
BILLS AND CLAIMS. }�
Approved Bills. d
Bills and Claims, audited by the Finance Committeetand recommended for jt '
payment, were presented and read, as follows:
Upon the Current Expense Fund, to -wit: •.
The Leader Company Stationery 1.75
r C. F. Christian Cash Advanced 3.00
Pioneer, Inc. Office Supplies 4.10
R. E. Greenwood Office Supplies 1.50 i;•
Geo. Willestoft Services atrolman 63.34 ;
Port Townsend Dry Goods Co. Blankets for Jail 2.30
Europe Cafe Board of Prisoners 7.70
Pearson Auto Service Oils and Grease 2.50
D. 14. Fish Supplies 1.50 gl
A. R. Strathie Blacksmithing 22.05 4.4
J. Plith Grader Repair 1.50
Jones & Crouten Supplies 3.90 "
.;a4. Port Townsend Lumber Co. Lumber 9.45
a, Sofie Auto Shop Truck repairs 4.30
Walter L. Studerus Pipe work, gasoline tank 1.75
Puget Sound Navigation Co. Freight charges 2.05
Standard Oil Company Gasoline and Oils 60.64
F,. Puget Sound Pourer & Light Co. Electric lighting 142.41 t.l'
Mrs. Adam 'Nanamaker Witness Fee 2.20
Mrs. H. E. Purvis ...itness Fee 2.20 ;..
Otto A. Case, State `reasurer Industrial Insurance 11.02
total .................
....... 371.16
Upon the Olympic uravity 'Hater Fund, to -wit:
W. G. Potter Labor 103.69
Ben Green, Assignee Labor, Wm Aries 9.61
ry-• R. E. Greenwood Office Supplies 5.10
Trick & Murray Office Supplies 8.10
Alpha Baker Cash Advanced 5.00
i C. F. Christian Recording fee advanced 1.00
Standard Oil Company Gasoline 18.00
`x Puget Sound Navigation Co. Freight Charges 2.76
' Lofthus Lumber Co. Building supplies 32.55
s� Tacoma Electrochemical Co. Liquid Chlorine 28.50
Seattle Plumbing Supply uo. Pipe supplies 4.01
Sofia Auto Shop Repairs to truck 5.35
Otto A. Case, State Treasurer Industrial Insurance 6.44
Total ......................... 235.11
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Upon the Library Fund, to -wit:
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Puget Sound Power & Light Co. Electric Lighting 3.16
,a. Puget Sound News Co. Books 6.65
Harry L. Brown Wood 11.80
r* � q. Total 21.61
After some discussion relative to the number of days the relief patrolman was to be '
employed, it was moved by Councilman Lafferty and seconded by Councilman Townsend that the
said claims be alloyed and that the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to draw warrant
r viSi'a�7� upon the proper funds in payment of same. Upon roll call, all seven Councilmen voted in
the affirmative and motion was declared carried.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
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CITY CLERK, if{
' Salary Warrants Issued. k
The City Clerk reported that he had issued the regular salary war. f
rants for the month of May, 1933, under date of June lot, 1933, as follows: I
_x„i e'ri2a i Upon the Current Expense Fund; to -wit:
496 Harriet E. Dobbs City Treasurer a 100.00
497 C. F. Christian City Clerk 110.00
498 Jas. N. B. Scott City Attorney 75.00 tr
499 Earl D. Sturrock Police Justice 15.00 �...
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