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Minutes of Regular Session, October 7, 1941, continued.
From J. J. Howser, to -Brit:
Per Townsend, Washington
September 30, 1941
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Port Townsend, Washington
Gentlemen: Permission is requested to build an addition to my duelling situate
545 Lincoln Street, addition to be 61 x 111; at an estimated cost of approximately $90.00
for materials.
From John D. 'llatkins, to -wit:
Respectfully submitted,
J. J. Howser
Port Townsend, Washington
October 2, 1941
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Port Townsend, Washington
Gentlemen: Permission is requested to build an addition 121 x 121, to my
dwelling situate Third and Hancock Streets; at an estimated cost of $70.00 for materials.
Respectfully submitted,
John D. Watkins
From A. W. Haines, to -wit:
Port Townsend, Washington
September 27, 1941
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Port Townsend, Washington
Gentlemen: Permission is requested to erect s chicken house, 241 x 321, on
my property situate Lot 5, Block 291, Eisenbois Add.; at an estimated cost of $50.00 for
materials.
Respectfully submitted,
A. 'N. Haines
Permits Granted
It eras moved by Councilman Sullivan and seconded by Councilman Lammers that permission
be granted in accordance with the foregoing requests. Motion carried.
M.2'.UNICA:IONS
From Senator Isomer T. Bone
A circular letter from the offices of Senator Homer T. Bone and Congressman Martin
Smith relative to reco-:ended policy for control of the Columbia Power Authority was out-
lined by the city Clerk and ordered filed for reference by any who wished.
From Association of ".'ashington Cities
An A.M.A. ',:ashington news letter Services of the Association of ;!ashington Cities
relative to priorities in relation to municipalitles was acknowledged received by the
City Clerk and the council advised that same would be available to all.
From Albert FFollme, to -wit:
Port Townsend, 1'lashington
August 26, 1941
L'r. A. C. Boren, Chairman of the Board
County Commissioners of Jefferson County
Port Townsend, Washington
Dear Mr. Boren;
I have noticed the past two years that a large amount of surplus water has
been pouring in on my farm, coming from the rood passing the farm and two small ditches,
One coming from the Fort to the east, and the other from the southwest. I feel the
county or city are somewhat responsible for taking care of this water. Since I have at
great expense and 'labor drained the lake, which has in the past covered part of my farm,
I feel, the county should furnish a ditcher, pourer shovel or bulldozer, if not free, at
least at agreatly reduced price, in order to dig a large ditch or small lake on the farm
that would sufficiently hold the water which the outlet or drainage system cannot take
care of during the rainy season.
Trusting you will give this matter careful consideration, I remain,
Yours very respectfully,
Albert Follme
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This matter was referred to the Street coiamittee for their investigution.
Daly and Cornett: arrive.
City Attorney, Daly and councilman Cornett arrived in the council chambers at this
time and assumed their proper places in the meeting.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
A Resolution providing for direct'payment by the State Auditor to the State Department
of Highways from gasoline tar, funds credited to this city of the amount of the cost striping
State primary highway # 9 within the city limits was presented and read as follows:
R E S 0 L U 'T I 0 N
BE IT RESOLVIM by the City Council of the City of Port Townsend, that the State
Auditor of the State of Washington be, and he is hereby authorinnl to nay direct to the
Department of Highways of the State of iladiington, the sum of $41,82, representing the
cost of painting 2.4 miles of traffic stripe within the'City of Port Townsend, which mil-
eage and which route is part of a primary State Iiighway, and charge said sum to such
amount as may be due the City of Port Townsend under existing law.
ADOPTED by the City Council, October 7, 1941.
City Clerk
Signed and subscribed to before me this _day of October, 1941.
Notary Public in and for t ae State o
Washington, residing at Port Townsend,
Resolution Adopted
It was moved by councilman Brown and seconded by Councilman Cornett that the foregoing
esolution be adopted. Motion carried.
UiPIZIISHED A.dD NEU BUSINESS
oil Heater Bids
This being the time set for the opening of sealed bids to provide the city of Port
Townsend aitb oil burning heaters for designated offices in the city Hall building, bids
were opened and read at this time as follows:
From Aldrich's, Inc., to=rit:
Port Townsend, Washington
October 7, 1941
The Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of Port Townsend, Washington
Dear Sir: We submit the following bid and equipment for the Heating of the.
following rooms of the City Hall:
City Clerk Lfodel 951 Heatrola 2100 to 4300 Cubic Feet
Police Dept. do do
Water Dept. do do
City Treasurer Model 952 Heatrola 2800 to 5700 Cubic Feet
Fire Hall model 983 Heatrola 6500 to 13,000
(with fan for heating in winter and cooling in Summr)
Above 5 Heatrola Oil Burning Circulating Heaters Installed and connected to your
Oil outlets ------------------------------------------------------------------ $334.45
Above price does not include installing materials such as
ins. Copper Pipe- - - - - - - -.08, per foot
Brass fittings for same - - - - -.15� each
6" stove pipe - - - - - - - - - -.20� length
6" Elbows -- - - - - ------.20,.each
which will be adoed to above bid price of $334.45
For your information the Estate Oil Heater is not to be classed •::ith lower priced
oil heating equipment, as the maker the Estate Stove Company, Hamilton Ohio is the oldest
Stove Company in America and also the originators of the circulating heater, which bears
the trade name "Iieatrolar. Quality and econom of operation are outstanding features.
The company slogan "You canno pay for a ea rola because it pays for its self" is based
on the greater economy over other heaters and longer trouble free service.
Y ours very truly,
Secy.
All above machines can be thermostatically controlled for $14.50 each,