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ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS.
Councilman ammeter spoke at this timo of the problem confronting the City in the
matter of female dogs in bent running at large on the City Streets; and after determining
from the City Attorney that there was a definite provision made in the ordinances of the
j City,.of Port Townsend to prohibit the same, suggested that the city Clerk bring this to the
attention of the general public through the local nowspupor, if podsible.
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UNIIINISHED AND IIE71 BUSINESS.
�i Under this order of business was presented the following communication, to-wiy:
January 3, 1939.
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Honorable l,,ayor Iirtzler,
The name of Mrs. Todd Marriott is presented for reappointment on the
Library Board.
Yours respectfully,
Fannie G. Brown
Chairman of Library Board.
It ups moved by Councilman Lewis and seconded by Councilman Brown that the Council
confirm the said appointment. Motion declared carried.
Call for gasoline bids.
It 'sas moved by Councilman Lammers and seconded by Councilman Brown that the City Cleric
be instructed to publish a call for bids to furnish the City of Port Tovmsend with gasoline
for the ensuing year, 1939; said bids to be received at the office of the Cmty Cleric not
later than 5 otclock p.m., Tuesday, February 7, 1939.
Call for garbage bids.
It was moved by Councilman Lammers and seconded by Councilman Brown that the City Clerk
be instructed to publish a call for bids for the removal of garbage for the ensuing; year,
1939, or for a period of two or three years; said bids to be received at the office of the
City Clerk not later than 5 O'clock. p.m., Tuesday, February 7, 1939. Motion carried.
Councilman Richards suggested thtt the Street Committee determine the advisibiiity of
installirg a stopsign at the intersection of Tyler and Roosevelt Streets as Vlore were
e number of small children in the neighborhood and drivers of cars seemed to have a tendency
to enter this intersecti6n at too high speed for proper safety.
It .ras moved by Councilman Ammeter and seconded by Councilman Broom that the City funds
previously allocated for reconstruction of the Irondale-Iladlock pipe line be diverted from
the P. 71. A. project, ::hick appears to be very improbable, to be available for use in
financing a '! P.A. project vrhich is now being drawn up for the same purpose.
Upon roll call vote, ail seven councilmen voted in the affirmative and the motion visa
declared carried.
Councilman Suiliven reported that Mr. Couture wished permission to remove some of the
old water pipe along the Street kzo::n as Klasell Hill to use it for drainage purposes on
and near his property. This •was referred to the Plater Com,.ittee.
Councilman Sullivan asked as to the possibilities of obtaining sewage disposal systems
in some of the more thickly populated outlying districts of the City; and after some informs
discussion of what might be possible Nays and means it was decided to defer any definite act
until such tine as more definite information eras available.
ADJOU:iNl,;-21iT.
mere being no further business ap,arent for consideration b;; the Council, it was
ed by Councilman crown and seconded by Councilman Lammers that the Council do now adjourn
Motion declared carried.
Attest:
City Clerk.
Liayor. .
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PORT TOWNSEND, PlASIiIIMON, FEBRUARY 7, 1939
The CITY COUNCIL of the
City of Port Townsend, Washington, met in regular session
this 7th day of February, 1939, at
7:30 o'clock, P.M., in the Council
Chambers of the City
Hall, Mayor Hirtzler presiding.
ROLI. CALL
Upon Roll Call, the following officers and members answered present: Mayor
H. L. Hirtzler, City Attorney W.
J. Daly, City Clerk C. F. Christian,
and Councilmen J.F.
Maroldo, Clarence E. Richards, Robt.
Y!. Brown, William Lammers, Sr.,
and Dennis Sullivan;
Councilman Fred G. Lewis arriving
later in the session.
SECOND WARD COUNCILMAN
APPOINTED
At this time it visa moved by Councilman Lammers and seconded
by Councilman
Maroldo, that Phillip E. Brovrn be
appointed to fill the position of Councilman from the
Second Ward made vacant by the resignation
of R. E. Ammeter.
Roll Call
Upon roll call vote, all five Councilmen present voted in
the affirmative, and
the motion was declared carried.
MINUTES APPROVED
It was moved by Councilman Robt. Brown and seconded by Councilman Lammers
that the minutes of the previous
session be approved as written. Motion carried.
BILLS AND CLAIMS
Audited Bills
Bills and Claims, as audited by the Finance Committee and recommended for payment,
were presented and read as follows:
Upon the Current Expense Fund to -wit:
The Leader Co.
Publishing
6.00
9astern Union
Telegram
50
Association of Washington Cities
Annual Service Charge
80.00
Gertrude V. Coyne
Adding Machine
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150.00
Geo. i9elch
Premium on Official Bonds
152.50
I. A. Klasell
Premium on Official Bonds
6.40
Jefferson County
Cityfs Shared 1936 Election Expenses 456.25
pion Oil Co. of Calif.
Gasoline for Police Dept.
17.83
ollar's Garage
Repairs to Police Car
2.00
k. M. OlLleara
Supplies & Service for Police Car
3.25
t. Townsend Volunteer Fire Dept.
Services at fires
4.00
ooard-Cooper Corporation
Supplies for Fire Dept.
7.08
acific Coast Association of
Fire Chiefs
Membership
3.00
hil If. Gallagher -State Treas.
Jan. State Ind. Insurance (Police)
6.70
Total
$895.51
Upwv the Olympic Gravity i'lnter Fund, to -wit:
t7. S. ar cy & Co.
0 ce supplies
5.10
S. Lockhart
Freight paid on shipment
2.27
Schwabacher Hardware Co.
Pipe Supplies
127.91
Seattle Plumbing Supply Co.
Pipe Supplies
104.95
C. C. Kenney
Labor
5.98
Ernest Sturrock
Labor
3.99
P. J. Mccullum
Labor
3.99
Union Oil Co. of Calif.
Gasoline
11.63
Standard 011 Company
Kerosene
5.84
Buhler Llotor Co.
City hater Dept
11.19
l'lillson Hardware Co.
Jupplies
8.16
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.
Liquid Chlorine
60.00
Phil H. Gallagher -State Tress.
Jan. State Ind. Insurance
4.72
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Total
$355.73
Upon the Library Fund, to -wit:
Womrath Bookshops & Libraries
Books
3.64
Puget Sound News Co.
Books
15.39
Harry Hartman, Bookseller
Books
21.19
H. l7. Plilson Co.
Books
13.00
Gaylord Bros, Inc.
Equipment, Binding & Supplies
43.90
Port Townsend Lumber Co.
Upkeep and Heat
3.50
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Electricity
6.18
J. IN. Rutledge
Postage
2.00
emco Library Supplies
Supplies
1.25
Olympic Mill. & Furniture Co.
Upkeep
2.05
Total
$112.10