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REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
Salary Vlarrants Issued.
The City Clerk reported that he had issued the regular salary
warrants for t1B
month
of January, 1938, under date
of February 1st, as follows:
Upon the Current Expense Fund,
to -wit:
2030
Alpha Baker
City Treasurer
100.00
2031
C. F. Christian
City Clerk
110.00
2032
:'i. J. Daly
City Attorney
75.00
2033
A. C. Alexander
Police Justice
15.00
2034
Goo. W illestoft
Chief of Police
119.64
2035
Dave Bantl
Patrolman
109.64
2036
0. R. Witten
Patrolman (28 days)
90.00
2037
Roy Seavey
Fire Truck Driver
109.88
2038
Wayne Albright
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109.88
2039
J. ). Lafferty
Fire Chief
15.00
Total ........................
854.04
Upon the Olympic Gravity Water
Fund, to -wit:
7163
S. L. Lockhart
Water Supt.
149.64
7164
W. G. Potter
Repair Irian
124.64
7165
Juanita H. Jo}mson
Clerk
85.00
Total .......................
359.28
Upon the Library Fund, to -wit:
2074 Jeannette W. Rutledge
2075 Robert Jones
Upon the Park Fund, to -wit:
167 J. E. Paddock
Upon the City Street Fund, to -wit:
108 A. D. Swanson
109 J. Herington
110 Rollie Stahl
Librarian 70.00
Janitor 18.00
Total .......................... 88.00
Caretaker 70.00
Total 70.00
Street Supt. 119.64
Truck Driver 109.64
Graderman 109.64
Total .......................... 338.92
BUILDING PERMITS.
Applications for building permits were presented, read, and disposed of as follows:
From E. Hart, to -wit:
Port Townsend, Washington., January 25, 1938
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Port Townsend, 'IYashington.
Gentlemen:- '
Permission is requested to take down and remove the porch to the dwelling house
situate at 824 Clay Street.
hespectfully submitted, E. Hart.
From Lawrence :Linish, to -wit:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council, Port Townsend, Washington, January 29, 1938
Port Townsend, Washington.
Gentlemen:
Permission is requested to tear down a small building on my premises at 504 l7il-
low Street. Lumber will be used to repair the larger house on the same premises and all
debris will be cleaned up and disposed of according to ordinance.
Hespectfully submitted, Lawrence Winish.
It was moved by Councilman Brown abd seconded by Councilman Naughton that the said per-
mits be granted. Motion declared carried.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Occupational Disease Premiums Suspended.
A circular letter from the Department of Labor and Industries, brought the advice
that owing to a Superior Court decision invalidating the enforcement of the Occupational
Disease Act., collection of premiums for such purpose is suspended until further notice.
A,M.A. Informational Bulletin.
A circular letter, from the American Municipal Association, containing information
of interest to cities, was presented, and it was ordered that the same be filed for referen e.
REQUISITIONS.
Requisitions for supplies wore presented, read, and disposed of as follows:
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For the City Street Department, to -Wit:
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4 - Refleotorized railroad crossing signs, for State Highway
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2 - Plain railroad crossing signs for Kearney Street crossing.
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It was moved by Councilman Brown and seconded by Councilman Anuneter that the said re-
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quisition be granted. Motion declared carried.
UIIFINISIED AND IIEVI BUSINESS.
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Renew Golf Grounds Lease.
A petition for an extension of 10 years on the lcase.,o£'the City Golf Grounds, was
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presented and read, as follows:
Port Townsend, Washington, January 29th, 1938.
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To the Hon. Mayor and City Council,
Port Townsend, Washington.
The undersigned respectfully petitions your Iionovable Body for a ten year exten-
sion on the lease vie are holding for the Townsend Golf Club Property. Vie find the present
loess will expire approximately 1941 and in order to insure the buildings, vie must show a
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reasonable long life lease. Also, vie have spent considerable money for the interest of
the City on this Club and we wish to continue its operation and improvement.
Vie have had considerable difficulty at times in keeping the Club going but feel
that the City would find it more difficult, and vie wish to carry out the stipulation of the
deed, that it be used for golf and recreational purposes.
Respectfully submitted, Goo. Welch, President.
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It was moved by Councilman Naughton and seconded by Councilman Brown that the said re-
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quest be granted. Upon roll call vote, all four councilmen present voted in the affirm -
ative, and motion was declared carried.
Gasoline Bids.
This being the date set for opening bids to furnish the City with gasoline for th
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ensuing year, the bids submitted by the Shell Oil Company, Tidewater -Associated 011 Compar.
Richfield Oil Company and the Union Oil Company were now opened and read, and the prices b
were as follows:
Name of Company Ethyl Standard 3rd Structure.
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Shell Oil Company .1925 .1625 .1575
Tidewater Associated Oil Company .1884 .1584 .1534
Richfield Oil Company .1899 .1599 .1549
Union Oil Company .1864 .1584. .1534
Recess Taken:
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It was moved by Councilmen Ammeter and seconded by Councilman Lewis that the Coun-
cil recess for a few minutes. Motion declared carried.
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Re -Convened, and Roll Call:
The Council re -assembled at 8:45 p.m., and upon roll call, there were present
Mayor H. L. Hfirtzler, City Attornej W. J. Daly, City Clerk C. F. Christian, and Councilmen
Naughton, Brown, Lewis and lumneter.
Gasoline Contract Awarded:
It was moved by Councilman Ammeter and seconded by Councilman Naughton, that the
bids of the Associated Oil Company and tho Union Oil Company to furnish the city with gas-
oline, be accepted, and that delivery be made alternately by the two companies in periods
of three months each. Upon Roll Call vote, all four Councilmen present voted in the of-
firmative and motion visa declared carried.
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ADJOURNMENT.
Upon motion of Councilman Naughton, seconded by Councilman Brown, the Council vo-
ted to adjourn.
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Attest: Mor
won3wor M.
Note:
Under order of business of "Ordinances and Resolutions", no motions were made, nor any
action taken:on the three pending proposed ordinances.
C. F. C.