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For the Office of Councilman -Third '.lard-2 year term.
'Dotal number of
votes cast
492
Number of votes
cast for J.1+. liaroldo
393
For the Office of Councilman -Fourth `,lard-4
year term.
Total number of
votes cast
503
Humber of votes
cast for 71m. Laruners Sr.
35G
For the Office of Councilman -Fifth ','lard-4year term.
Total number of
votes cast
203
Number of votes
cast for Dennis Sullivan
96
That the persons so
nominated for the office to which they had previously filed
Declarations of Candidacy
are as follows:
For the Office
of Liayor---
H.L. Hirtzler
For the Office
of City Attorney
W.J. Daly
For the Office
of City Clerk
C.F. Christian
For the Office
of City Treasurer
Alpha Baker
For the Office
of CouncilnL�n-Third ':lard- 4 year
term ---------- Clarence E. Rich
For the Office
of Councilman -Third 'Xard-2 year
term ------------ J.F. 11aroldo
For the Office
of Councilman -Fourth ,lard-! year
term----------- Plm. Lammers Sr.
For the Office
of Councilman -Fifth hard- 4 year
team----------- Dennis Sullivan
That the names
of the foregoing nominees will be printed on the official ballots
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for the election to
be held, Tuesday, December G, 1938.
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Given under my
hand and official seal this 22nd
day of November, 1938.
Seal.
H.E. Anderson
County Auditor and ex-officio clerk
of the Jefferson County Election Bo
A.V.A. BULLETIN.
II An A.1i.A, ',ashingbon News Letter was presented and contents briefly noted.
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';ASHINGTO i KUNICIPAL BULL?:TIN.
A bulletin of the Association of llashingtonCCities relative to the
attendance at, and the action taken by the various regional meetings, in a summary
form, was briefly outlined.
The foregoing cannunications were ordered filed for future ready reference.
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PENNSYi,VAI�IA SALT KFG. CO, re. CIiLORINE CONTRACT.
A letter from Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. relative to the expiration of the
present contract for Liquid Chlorine and offering a further renewal form for the
ensuing year was presented and read; and upon confirmation by the City Clerk of the
new agreement being identical in each and every part with the expiring contract, it
was moved by Councilman Lafferty and seconded by Councilman DeLeo thbt the Mayor be
iempowered to sign the said contract. Motion declared carried.
REQUISITIONS.
jj Requisitions for supplies were presented and read as follows:
�! For the City Clerk's Department to -wit:
100 Form 10, Registration cancellation curds
100 Form 2650, Voters application and affidavit
200 Form 264C, Certificate of Registration -Absent Voter
24 Porn 2o0C, Declaration of Candidacy
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' For the Police Department, to -writ:
8 Blankets for the City Jail
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F_or the City Street Department, to -writ:
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1 50 gallon drum 'AO S.A.E. lubricating oil
1 15 gallon drum #120 S.A.E. lubricating oil
It w:as moved by Councilman Ammeter and Seconded by Councilman Brown thht the
requisitions be granted. Motion declared carried.
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11E'7; BUSINESS.
�diF�€h�� igf4atF` It was brought to the attention of the City Council by Councilman Lewis
that dead limbs of one of the Maple trees along that part of Tyler Street known as
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t It4 •y���14L�"�� �^,, ,� , r,� ,�. � Liaple Avenue, had been broken off by .the winds of the padt fs}�r days and �•rora lying in
1�5`e"r l the street creating a hazard to travel thereon,
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,t'iya w},r��ia•�,, }j'�.�t%p �Y7" ' Mayor Hirtzler replied that he had made arrangements with the man in charge
of t''.ie local P.W.11. crew and that the matter would be taken cure of by them.
Councilman Ammeter arose and stated that the people livingin the near vicini
of "Kid Na les Place" wishingto improve the facilities fore y
t "3 an" "��` were willing to purchase a hyrant if the City could see fit tooprovide for on in cits
ase of fire
FNYF zr t} '� X, f ur installation. This versa referred to the llatei, Committee for further investigation.
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Councilman DeLoo asked that the Plater Dept. please check their information
ty sr 1r�"y:�w? v available to determine whether or not there visa a possibility of his being able to
connect to a larger tap on the main near his place of business at the West end of dater
Street. He st;Ated that he would be willing to nay whatever would be necessary in order
+c to obtain a greater supply of water.
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`t The Council was informed that the people living in what is known as the
' Hilsinger. house, owned by Lir. K.O. Erickson of Port Angeles, were doing a small amount
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of qside uate thensaid r�astear water d as was running outhe facilities for
anddisposing
lying upon thethe
round inwater
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quantities that it created an objectionable condition Further information stated that
`'#ikthe name of the people living in this house was: Imnan.
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The Mayor instructed the City Cleric to write to 1's. Erickson, calling his
j {t =c's yA t4tt j attenionto the themconditions existanb, and asking that he look into the matter with a view
to bettering
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ADJOURIBIENT.
oriry There appearing at this time no further business for consideration by the
ezl Council,it was moved by Councilman Brown and seconded by Councilman Ammeter that the
Council do now adjourn.
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n�i e Motion declared curried.
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NO UORULi TUESDAY DECEMBER 20th 1938.
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PORT TO':1NSEND, ilASIiIHGTON, DECEMBER 20, 1938.
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j y Yw't; On December 20th, 1938, at 7:30 o'clock- p.m. there were present at the Council
.,Chambers in the City Hall of the City of Port Townsend, for the purpose of holding a
ate a`>9 sit �t� •, regular meeting of thew City Council, the following Offiders and Members, to -wit:
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X; 5; u- Mayor H.L. Hirtzler, City Attorney W.J. Daly, City Clerk C.F. Christian, and
Councilmen R.E. Ammeter, Peter J. Naughton, and W.S. Lafferjy; which being thm less than
nr four Councilmen present, the legal Quorum, no meeting could be held.
City 9ttorney '11..J(Daly stated that inasmuch as this was the last regular
of the year 1938, and that the business for the fiscal year should be taken care of insofar
as possible before starting on the now year 1939, the meeting should be adjourned to
Tuesday, December 27th, at the regular hour; and that the City Clerk send written notice
to that bffect to each Councilman. It was so ordered.
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Attest: Mayor.
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