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vice entrance and approaching ramp to Eisenbeis Building, corner Plater and Adams Streets.
Respectfully, D. J. C. Widner.
It was moved by Councilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman McGee that the said per-
mits be granted. Motion declared carried.
C OMi lUN ICAT IONS.
From A. H. Ywarsky, to -wit:
A communication from A. H. Ywarsky, relative to collec-
tion of Truck licenses, was presented and read, as follows:
Port Townsend, 'Washington, November 17, 1936.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
City of Port Townsend,
Gentlemen: -
In the interest of citizens owning and operating trucks in the "City Limits" of
Port Townsend, we desire to protest this ordinance for its non -enforcement.
There are several known cases of persons operating trucks in the City of Port Town
send, who have failed to procure the required license. we have renewed our licenses in goo
faith, believing that the law was fair and just; however, it now appears that the said ordi-
nance cannot be enforced.
We kindly request that this matter of city license be settled once and for all;
either it be d law governing all concerned, or let it be declared null and void.
FOR THE TRUCK 01,7NERS.
A. H. Ywarsky, Representative.
The said Communication was referred to the Police and License Committee.
REQUISITIONS.
For Street and Highway Dept.
Requisition for the Street Dept., for the following supplies, was presented and
read, to -writ:
500 ft. pipe for street culverts. Approximate cost .......... $200.00
Rollie Stahl, Street Supt.
It visa moved by Councilman Hirtzlerand seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the said
requisition be granted. Motion declared carried.
Councilman Naughton arrived at this time and took his seat in the Council
ORDINANCES AIM RESOLUTIONS.
Emergency Ordinance, re: Industrial Insurance.
It appearing that a deficit would appear in the 1936 budget for the item of State
Industrial Insurance, a proposed emergency ordinance entitled "An Ordinance providing for th
immediate appropriation of money for the Current Lxpense Fund and for the Street and Highway
Fund of the City of Port Townsend for the year 1936, for the purpose of paying and dischargi
industrial insurance premiums due the State of Washington, accrued and to accrue during the
year 1936, and declaring an emergency", was introduced and read in full for the first read-
ing, and in accordance with State statutes, laid over for final consideration at the next re
ular session.
UNFINISHED AND NE*;! BUSINESS.
Chlorine Contract for 1937.
In a communication to 'Water Supt. Campbell, the Pennsylva
nia Salt L:fg Co., solicited a renewal of their contract to supply the city with liquid Chlo-
rine for the year beginning Jan. 1st, and submitted the following proposed sales agreement,
to -wit:
City of Port Townsend, Its Successors and Assigns, hereby purchases from Pennsylvania
Salt Manufacturing Company of Washington, Tacoma, 'flash., and Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Company
of 'Nashington, its Successors and Assigns, hereby sells to City of Port Townsend during per-
iod from December 31, 1936 to December 31, 1937, inclusive, under following conditions
Product ................. Liquid Chlorine (Liquified Chlorine Gas)
quantity ............... Buyerls entire requirements
(;uality ................ Seiler's standard grade for water purification
Shipments .............. In Seller's steel cylinders containing 100 or 150 pounds net
each, as ordered by the Buyer upon due notice to the Seller.
Destination ............ Buyer's Plant at Port Townsend, Washington.
Price .................. Nine Cents W) per pound f.o.b. Tacoma, Washington and/or 'Ten
Cents (10¢) per pound f.o.b. Fort Townsend, 17ashington, inclu-
ding return transportation charges on empty cylinders to Tacom
71ashington.
Terms .................. Net cash in thirty days from date of invoice.
Conditions on reverse side are part of this contract.
In ."fitness &hereof, we have duly executed this Contract in duplicate, this 5th day of
September, nineteen Hundred and Thirty-six (1936)
Accepted:
Accepted: Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Company of Washifigton, Bel
City of Port To:nsend By Fred Shaneman, Manager.
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Note: Conditions on reverse side of contract are hereby referred to and hereby made a
art of these minutes with the same force and effect as though set out here in full.
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It was moved by Opuneilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the said
contract be accepted and that the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized and directed to
sign and execute the same. Motion declared carried.
STATEMENT OF CANVASS Primary Election.
A' Statement of Canvass of Returns of Primary Election hold on Nov, 3, 1936, was prose
ted and read, asfollows:
AFFIDAVIT OF CANVASS OF RETURNS OF MUNICIPAL PRIMARY ELECTION HELD NOVEMBER 3, 1936.
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STATE OF WASHINGTON) II
County of Jefferson) as.
L, H. E. Anderson, County Auditor for Jefferson County, Washington, and ex-officio clerc .
of the Jefferson County Election Board, do hereby certify that the following is a full, tru
and correct statement of the canvass made by the Board on the 10th day of November, 1936, o
the returns certified to the County Auditor for Jefferson County by the election officers o
the seven voting precincts of the Municipal Primary Election for the party designation "Cit-
zens Party", hold in the City of Port Townsend on the 3rd day of November, 1936, and of the
absentee ballots counted and canvassed by said board, to -wit:
For the Office of Mayor
Total number of votes cast ...................... 1694
Number of votes cast for H. L. Hirtzler .................... 721
Number of Voj:es cast for John Joseph Kunz .................. 56
Number of votes cast for George Gunn ....................... 375
Number of votes cast for George Bangerter .................. 374
Number of votes cast for F. 77. Eisenbeis ................ 167
Number of votes cast for Otto Sorge Jr . .................... 1
For the office of City Attorney.
Total number of votes cast ... .. .. .................... 1445
Total number of votes cast for W. J. Daly .............. 1441
Total number of votes cast for Allan Trumbull .............. 2
Total number of votes cast for John T. Hunt ................ 2
For the Office of City Clerk.
Total number of votes cast ............... 1458
Total number of votes cast for C. F. Christian ............. 1457
Number of votes cast for Jack Kunz ......................... 1
For the Office of City 'Treasurer.
Total number of votes cast ......................... 1669
Number of votes cast for Alpha Baker 560
]lumber of votes cast for E. M. Stockand .................... 350
Number of votes cast fob Payne Pfeiffer .................... 534
Number of votes cast for Catherine Deakin .................. 225
For the Office of Councilman First hard (4-year term)
Total number of votes cast ...................... 249
Number of votes cast for Fred G. Lewis ..................... 249
For the Office of Councilman Second -Ward (4-year term).
Total number of votes cast 187
Number of votes cast for R. E. Ammeter 113
Number of votes cast for Carl Hone ......................... 74
For the Office of Councilman Third ward (2-year term)
Total number of votes cast ................................. 448
Number of votes cast for 'Pony DeLeo ........................ 316
Plumber of votes cast for Adolph Getchman ................... 130
For the Office of Councilman Fourth ',lard (4-year term).
Total number of votes cast ................................. 460
Number of votes cast for 17m. Lammers Sr . ................... 205
Number of votes cast for Robert 1.7. Brown ................... 255
That the persons so nominated for the office to which they had previously filed Declare
tions of Candidacy are as follows:
For the Office of Mayor,..... 11. L. Hirtzler; For the Office of City Attorney, W. J. Da ;
for the Office of City Clerk, C. F. Christian; for the Office of City Treasurer, Alpha Baker;
for the office of Councilman First l7ard (4-year term) Fred G. Lewis; for the office of Coun-
cilman Second Ward (4-year term) 11. E. Ammeter; for the office of Councilman Third Ward (2-
year term) Tony DeLeo; for the office of Councilman Fourth Uard (4-year term) Robert U. Brow
That the names of the foregoing nominees will be printed on the official ballot for the
election to be held, Tuesday, December 8, 1936.
Given under my hand and Official Seal this 17th day of November, 1936.
11. E. Anderson.
County Auditor and ex-efficio Cleric of the Jefferson County Election Board.
ADJOURNK NT.
Upon motion of Councilman Hirtzler, seconded by Councilman Naughton, the
Council voted to adjourn �y
Attest: _W.YG'n^^,,AAA _AA
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vice entrance and approaching ramp to Eisenbeis Building, corner Plater and Adams Streets.
Respectfully, D. J. C. Widner.
It was moved by Councilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman McGee that the said per-
mits be granted. Motion declared carried.
C OMi lUN ICAT IONS.
From A. H. Ywarsky, to -wit:
A communication from A. H. Ywarsky, relative to collec-
tion of Truck licenses, was presented and read, as follows:
Port Townsend, 'Washington, November 17, 1936.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
City of Port Townsend,
Gentlemen: -
In the interest of citizens owning and operating trucks in the "City Limits" of
Port Townsend, we desire to protest this ordinance for its non -enforcement.
There are several known cases of persons operating trucks in the City of Port Town
send, who have failed to procure the required license. we have renewed our licenses in goo
faith, believing that the law was fair and just; however, it now appears that the said ordi-
nance cannot be enforced.
We kindly request that this matter of city license be settled once and for all;
either it be d law governing all concerned, or let it be declared null and void.
FOR THE TRUCK 01,7NERS.
A. H. Ywarsky, Representative.
The said Communication was referred to the Police and License Committee.
REQUISITIONS.
For Street and Highway Dept.
Requisition for the Street Dept., for the following supplies, was presented and
read, to -writ:
500 ft. pipe for street culverts. Approximate cost .......... $200.00
Rollie Stahl, Street Supt.
It visa moved by Councilman Hirtzlerand seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the said
requisition be granted. Motion declared carried.
Councilman Naughton arrived at this time and took his seat in the Council
ORDINANCES AIM RESOLUTIONS.
Emergency Ordinance, re: Industrial Insurance.
It appearing that a deficit would appear in the 1936 budget for the item of State
Industrial Insurance, a proposed emergency ordinance entitled "An Ordinance providing for th
immediate appropriation of money for the Current Lxpense Fund and for the Street and Highway
Fund of the City of Port Townsend for the year 1936, for the purpose of paying and dischargi
industrial insurance premiums due the State of Washington, accrued and to accrue during the
year 1936, and declaring an emergency", was introduced and read in full for the first read-
ing, and in accordance with State statutes, laid over for final consideration at the next re
ular session.
UNFINISHED AND NE*;! BUSINESS.
Chlorine Contract for 1937.
In a communication to 'Water Supt. Campbell, the Pennsylva
nia Salt L:fg Co., solicited a renewal of their contract to supply the city with liquid Chlo-
rine for the year beginning Jan. 1st, and submitted the following proposed sales agreement,
to -wit:
City of Port Townsend, Its Successors and Assigns, hereby purchases from Pennsylvania
Salt Manufacturing Company of Washington, Tacoma, 'flash., and Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Company
of 'Nashington, its Successors and Assigns, hereby sells to City of Port Townsend during per-
iod from December 31, 1936 to December 31, 1937, inclusive, under following conditions
Product ................. Liquid Chlorine (Liquified Chlorine Gas)
quantity ............... Buyerls entire requirements
(;uality ................ Seiler's standard grade for water purification
Shipments .............. In Seller's steel cylinders containing 100 or 150 pounds net
each, as ordered by the Buyer upon due notice to the Seller.
Destination ............ Buyer's Plant at Port Townsend, Washington.
Price .................. Nine Cents W) per pound f.o.b. Tacoma, Washington and/or 'Ten
Cents (10¢) per pound f.o.b. Fort Townsend, 17ashington, inclu-
ding return transportation charges on empty cylinders to Tacom
71ashington.
Terms .................. Net cash in thirty days from date of invoice.
Conditions on reverse side are part of this contract.
In ."fitness &hereof, we have duly executed this Contract in duplicate, this 5th day of
September, nineteen Hundred and Thirty-six (1936)
Accepted:
Accepted: Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Company of Washifigton, Bel
City of Port To:nsend By Fred Shaneman, Manager.
Y
Note: Conditions on reverse side of contract are hereby referred to and hereby made a
art of these minutes with the same force and effect as though set out here in full.
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It was moved by Opuneilman Hirtzler and seconded by Councilman Lafferty that the said
contract be accepted and that the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized and directed to
sign and execute the same. Motion declared carried.
STATEMENT OF CANVASS Primary Election.
A' Statement of Canvass of Returns of Primary Election hold on Nov, 3, 1936, was prose
ted and read, asfollows:
AFFIDAVIT OF CANVASS OF RETURNS OF MUNICIPAL PRIMARY ELECTION HELD NOVEMBER 3, 1936.
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STATE OF WASHINGTON) II
County of Jefferson) as.
L, H. E. Anderson, County Auditor for Jefferson County, Washington, and ex-officio clerc .
of the Jefferson County Election Board, do hereby certify that the following is a full, tru
and correct statement of the canvass made by the Board on the 10th day of November, 1936, o
the returns certified to the County Auditor for Jefferson County by the election officers o
the seven voting precincts of the Municipal Primary Election for the party designation "Cit-
zens Party", hold in the City of Port Townsend on the 3rd day of November, 1936, and of the
absentee ballots counted and canvassed by said board, to -wit:
For the Office of Mayor
Total number of votes cast ...................... 1694
Number of votes cast for H. L. Hirtzler .................... 721
Number of Voj:es cast for John Joseph Kunz .................. 56
Number of votes cast for George Gunn ....................... 375
Number of votes cast for George Bangerter .................. 374
Number of votes cast for F. 77. Eisenbeis ................ 167
Number of votes cast for Otto Sorge Jr . .................... 1
For the office of City Attorney.
Total number of votes cast ... .. .. .................... 1445
Total number of votes cast for W. J. Daly .............. 1441
Total number of votes cast for Allan Trumbull .............. 2
Total number of votes cast for John T. Hunt ................ 2
For the Office of City Clerk.
Total number of votes cast ............... 1458
Total number of votes cast for C. F. Christian ............. 1457
Number of votes cast for Jack Kunz ......................... 1
For the Office of City 'Treasurer.
Total number of votes cast ......................... 1669
Number of votes cast for Alpha Baker 560
]lumber of votes cast for E. M. Stockand .................... 350
Number of votes cast fob Payne Pfeiffer .................... 534
Number of votes cast for Catherine Deakin .................. 225
For the Office of Councilman First hard (4-year term)
Total number of votes cast ...................... 249
Number of votes cast for Fred G. Lewis ..................... 249
For the Office of Councilman Second -Ward (4-year term).
Total number of votes cast 187
Number of votes cast for R. E. Ammeter 113
Number of votes cast for Carl Hone ......................... 74
For the Office of Councilman Third ward (2-year term)
Total number of votes cast ................................. 448
Number of votes cast for 'Pony DeLeo ........................ 316
Plumber of votes cast for Adolph Getchman ................... 130
For the Office of Councilman Fourth ',lard (4-year term).
Total number of votes cast ................................. 460
Number of votes cast for 17m. Lammers Sr . ................... 205
Number of votes cast for Robert 1.7. Brown ................... 255
That the persons so nominated for the office to which they had previously filed Declare
tions of Candidacy are as follows:
For the Office of Mayor,..... 11. L. Hirtzler; For the Office of City Attorney, W. J. Da ;
for the Office of City Clerk, C. F. Christian; for the Office of City Treasurer, Alpha Baker;
for the office of Councilman First l7ard (4-year term) Fred G. Lewis; for the office of Coun-
cilman Second Ward (4-year term) 11. E. Ammeter; for the office of Councilman Third Ward (2-
year term) Tony DeLeo; for the office of Councilman Fourth Uard (4-year term) Robert U. Brow
That the names of the foregoing nominees will be printed on the official ballot for the
election to be held, Tuesday, December 8, 1936.
Given under my hand and Official Seal this 17th day of November, 1936.
11. E. Anderson.
County Auditor and ex-efficio Cleric of the Jefferson County Election Board.
ADJOURNK NT.
Upon motion of Councilman Hirtzler, seconded by Councilman Naughton, the
Council voted to adjourn �y
Attest: _W.YG'n^^,,AAA _AA
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