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Minutes of Regular Session of October 6/36 continued
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and the rate of tax levy for said purpose is hereby fixed at one and one -quarter (1.25)
mills on the dollar.
Fifth: For the payment of interest on bonds and for bond redemption, First Issue Re-
fund Bonds, the sum of Five 'Thousand, Vine hundred Sixty-nine Dollars ans six-
teon cents (%5,969.16), of which there is provided for payment of interest, the
stun of Two Thousand, Vino Hundred Eighty-four Dollars and fifty-eight cents,
($2,984.58), and for bond redemption, the stun of Two Thousand, Nine hundred,
Eighty-four Dollars and fifty-eight cents ($2,984.58), and the rate of tax lov;
for each of said purposes is hereby fixed at three (3) mills on the dollar, or
a total of six (6) mills.
Sixth: For the payment of interest on bonds and for bond redemption, Port Townsend
General Indebtedness 1931 Hater Bond and Interest Fund, the sum of Two Thousani
Four hundred Eighty-seven Dollars and fifteen cents ($2,487.15), and the rate
of tax levy for said purpose is hereby fixed at two and one-half (2.50) mills
on the dollar.
Seventh: For the payment of Indebtedness of the City of Port Townsend, known as the
"Indebtedness Fund", the sum of Five'Thousand, Nine Hundred Sixty-nine Dollars
and sixteen cents (?5,969.16), and the rate of tax levy for said purpose is
hereby fixed at six ('6) mills on the dollar.
Section 2. That the Mayor and the City Clerk of said city are hereby authorized and
directed to certify to the County Assessor and the County Auditor of Jefferson County,Wash
ington, the foregoing tax levy of said city.
Section 3. That this ordinance be published once in the Port Townsend Leader, and to
take effect and be in force as provided by lawn.
Passed by the City Council, Ocr.ober 6th, 1936.
Approved by the Mayor October 7th, 1936.
Attest: George Bangerter, .:ayor
C. F. Christian, City Clerk.
BILLS AND CLAIMS. Return
to Regular Order of Business.
Approved Bills.
Bills and Claims
as audited by the Finance Committee and recommended
for payment, were presented and read,
as follows:
Upon the Cu:-rent Expense Fund, to -grit:
C. F. Christian
Cash Advanced ,
1.64
'!. J. Daly
Traveling Exp.
3.70
The Leader Company
Publishing & Supplies
46.91
Logrman & Hanford Co.
Supplies
10.61
J. With
hopairs, City Hall
17.25
F. H. Lammers
Wood
110.00
Louis Emporium
Stove, for Jail
20.75
Hilltop Service Station
Supplies
3.45
F. A. Poll:
Board of Prisoners
18.00
0. R. Mitton
Services, Patrolman
33.61
Union Oil Company
Gasoline and Oils
54.70
Standard Oil Company
Ethyl Gasoline
4.15
Port Townsend Volunteer Fire Dept.
Services at fires
25.00
Aldrich's Inc.
Fire Truck Tires
241.72
Sofie Auto Shop
Fire Engine Repairs
7.55
Longts repair Shop
" It
4.50
'!alter L. Studerus
Fire Alarm Box 1lepairs
5.00
Puget Sound Power & Light Go.
Aug. -Sept. Electric Service
158.98
Otto A. Case, State Trees.
Sept. Industrial Ins.
11.50
Total .......................
779.02
Upon the Olympic Gravity .'later Fund, to -grit:
Ben Green
September Wages
109.52
lam. Vlost
Sept. Labor Account
5.98
Joe Ltinish
" ItIt
7•97
Citizens Ind. Telephone Go.
L. D. 'Polls
.65
Alpha Baker
Cash Advanced
5.30
Union Oil Company
Gasoline
51.40
14. L. Short :,:otor Co.
Truck repair
1.61
Sofie Auto Shop
It it
11.37
Puget Sound Navigation Co.
Freight charges
1.50
City `transfer Co.
Hauling Pipe
'Traveling
2.50
12. W. Campbell
Expense
3.00
Olympic 1ldwe & Furniture Co.
Pipe supplies
2.21
R. '!. Sperling
Supplies
3.09
Federal Pipe & Tank Co.
Wood Pipe
101.25
H. Wingate
Irondale Collections
5.00
Pennsylvania Salt ICfg Co.
Chlorine
30.00
R. E. Greentiooa
Office Supplies
4.00
Otto A. Case, State Trees.
Sept. Industrial Ins.
14.21
E. 1,1. Starrett, Postmaster
Refund, acet. error
11.59
Seattle Plumbing Supply Go.
Pipe Supplies
7.44
Total .....................
379.59
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Upon the Library Fund, to -wit:
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Electric Service- $
1.95
13.76
Puget Sound Nevis Co.
Books
Flood
50.40
E. J. Whitehouse
Total ..........................
66.11
Upon the Street & Highway Fund,
to -wit:
Union 011 Company
Gasoline and Oils
265.32
5.00
Frank Martin
Care of Terrace
2.40
Leon Olberg
Spark Plugs
Supplies
10.35
Happy Hour Cafe
Equipment llepair
1.50
J. With
A. R. Strathie
Equipment epair
10.05
1.20
Pearson Auto Service
Spark Plugs
Sept. Labor Acet.
95.62
P. J. mccullem
Grader pa-rment
83.33
J. D. Adams Company
Veedol Motor 011
97
Associated Oil Company
Grader repairs
23.80
23.80
Longes Repair Shop
Lumber & Supplies
122.84
Sequim Lumber Compan
Otto A. Case, State �reae,
Sept. Industrial Ins.
11.55
-Total .......................
663.93
Upon the Olympic Gravity Water
System - Suspense Fund,..to-grit:___
Federal Pipe'and Tank Co.-, '. .-
Wood. Pipe" (0 onstruc tion)
142.75
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Total .........................
142.75
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
Salary Warrants Issued.
The City Clerk reported that he had issued the regular salary
warrants for the month of September, 1936, under date of October let,
as follows:
Upon the Current Expense Fund,
to -wit:
1636 E. 1,1. Stoekand
City Treaaurer t
100.00
1637 C. F. Christian
City Clerk
110.00
1638 W. J. Daly
City Attorney
75.00
1639 Earl D. Sturrock
Police Justice
15.00
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1640 Geo. Willostoft
Chief of Police
109.52
1641 Dave Bartl
Patrolman
99.52
1642 Roy Seavey
Fire Truck Driver
99.76
1643 Wayne Albright
Fire Truck Driver
99.76
15.00
1644 J. J. Lafferty
Fire Chief
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'Total ........................
723.56
Upon the 017nnpic Gravity µater
Fund, to -grit:
:'..v
6925 T. '9. Campbell
Water Supt. & Engr.
199.52
6926 W. G. Potter
Repair loan
99.52
6927 Alpha Baker
Clerk
70.00
Total .........................
369.04
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Upon the Library Fund, to -wit:
1961 Emilie A. Rothschild Librarian 70.00
1962 Jack Smith Janitor
Total ......................... 85.00
Upon the Park Fund, To -grit:
137 J. E. Paddock Caretaker 65.00-
Total ......................... 65.00
Upon the Street & Highway Fund, to -wit:
93 Rollie Stahl Street Supt. 109.58
94 J. Herington Truck Driver 99.58
Total ......................... 209.16
Chief of Police Report for September.
The report of the Chief of Police for the month of September, 1936, gfas presented,
read, and ordered filed.
Yain Line Meter Readings.
The reports of the 'later Supt., showing; the flown of water through the main line
meters for the preiod ending October 2nd, 1936, were presented, read, and ordered filed.
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