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include photographs reproduced from an exposed ^hotographic film or plate, and enlarge-
ments of photographs.
Section 2. It shall be uninwful for any person, farm or corporation, to in
engage In the business photpgraphy or operate or maintain a photographic studio, or
canvass, solicit for, or make photographs or photographic reproductions, without first
obtaining from the City of Port Townaedd a license so to do. Application for a license
shall be made in wbAtdng and be filed with the City Clerk. An application fee of
dollars shall be paid to said City Clerk by the applicant with each original,
apn cat on for a license, which sum is hereby fixed and determined as a reasonable and
necessary expense to the City of Port 'Townsend in the investigation of the reputation
of the applicant for the faithful performance of all contracts entered into for the
taking, fixing, and sale of photographs and in the investigation of the character
of the applicant. The Chief of Police of the City of Port Townsend shall make said
investigation for the City Clerk, and shall report the result of said investigation to
the City Clerk. The City Clerk shall, unless he has good reason to believe from the
report of the Chief of Police that such applicant is dishonest and that the applicant
desires such license to eruble him to practice some dishonest set, issue to said appli-
cant a license, upon the payment by the applicant of the license fee herein provided
for. If the City Clerk re.ect an application for a license, the applicant shall have
the right of appeal to the City Council of the 01ty of Port Townsend within thirty (30)
days from the date of such rejections.
Section 3. The license fee for a photographer operating a photographic studio
in the City of Port Townsend shall be the sum of Dollars per year.
Section 4. Any photographer who shall use, or .,rho shall furnish to any other -
person, firm or c® oration to use, any coupons, tickets, cards, or other devices, in
with, or for the sale of goods, .,.,area or L1.rchandise, if said coupons, tickets, cards,
or other similar devices shall entitle the purchaser receiving the same to procure from
said photographer any goods, wares, or merchandise free of charge, or for less than the
retail market price thereof upon the production of any number of said coupons, tickets,
cards, or otter sim!.iar devices, _hall obtain from the Auditor of Jefferson Countjc, a
license as required by Chapter 134, Session Laws of the State of ^lashington of 1913
hem. Rev. St. 8359 to 8362, Inc.).
Section 5. The going in or to private residences by photographers or their
solicitors, not having been requested so to do by the owners or occupants of such
residences, for the purpose of soliciting any kind of photographic work, or for the
sale of any photograrh or enlargerent thereof, is hereby declared to be a nuisance
and is herebv prohibited.
:;e Section 6. License issued under this ordinance shall not be transferable to
any other person.
Secthon 7. The City Council of the City of Port Townsend, shall have the
right to revoke any license issued hereunder for any violation of the provisions of the
ordihance, and each license issued shall contain a re:.ervation of such right. The
revocation of any license shall not entitle the licensee to any refund of any portion o:
license fee paid.
Section 6. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions
of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by a fine in any sun not exceeding three hundred ($300.00) dollars
or be imprisionment in the city jail of Port 'Townsend, ashington, for a period not
exceeding ninety (90) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment.
Section 9. That this ordinance be published once in the Port Townsend Leader
to be in force, and take affect five days from and after the date of such publication.
A discussion of the provisions of the ordinance offered followed the reading thereof,
with City Officers, Councilmen, and citizens present in the council chambers participating,
and it was mutually agreed among members of the council that it should be given considerable
further study.
UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS.
Paddock elected Councilman for First Ward.
It was moved by Councilman Benedetto that Mr. William A. Paddock, the only candidate
for the position of Councilman for the First yard at the coming City Primary Election, be
elected by the Council to fill the vacancy in that position created by the passing of
Councilmen John M. Carroll, for the balance of the present term. This motion was seconded
by Councilman Osborne and upon roll call vote all five councilmen present voted in the
affirmative and motion wen declared carried.
Councilman Benedetto requested that City Attorney Daly introduce Councilman -elect
Paddock and seat him as a member ofthe Council; which yr Daly proceeded to do with a few
well chosen •r:ords, and in the proper manner.
Re: Historical Society request.
Councilman Gleason, reporting in regard to the request of the Port Townsend Historicadl
Society for space in the City hall, stated that it had been determined that a couple of room
could be made available for storage until such time as a decision could be reached.
ADJOUHNiI:Er4T
No further business appearing, it was moved by Councilmen Yueller, and seconded by Coun
Councilman Gleason, that the council do now adjourn, Motion carried.
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ION OI' CITY COUNCIL. NOVEMBER 2. 1948.
Port Townsend, Plash
November 2, 1948
The CITY COUNCIL of the City of Port Townsend, Washington, met in regular session
this second day of November, ly4B, at 7:30 o!clock P.;d., in the Council Chambers of the
City Hall, Mayor H. E. Anderson presiding.
ROLL CALL
Officers and Members answering present to roll call were as follows: Mayor H. E.
Anderson; City Attorney i'l. J. Daly; City Clerk, 0. F. Christian; and Councilmen Dennis
Sullivan, William it. Paddock, Goo. F. Mueller, Ralph H. Steele, li. E. Gleason, A. Benod
Geo. J. Osborne.
MINUTES UP PREVIOUS SESSION .
The minutes of the last regular session were read in full and following completion
thereof it was moved by Councilman 6sueller, and seconded by Councilman Steele, that the
minutes be approved as read. motion carried.
BILLS' AND CLAIJ.S
Bills against the City, as audited and recommended for payment by the
Finance Committe(
were presented and read as follows:
Upon the Current Expense
rund, to -wit:
City Councilmen
Oct. Attendance Pay
w 65.00
The Pacific Tel. & TO!. Co.
Phone Sex -vices
17.75
The Leader Co., Inc.
Supplies a Publishing
212.61
City 'Treasurer Petty Cash
Stamps
10.00
Puget Sound Stamp ':yorks
Office Supplies- City Clerk
7.85
Trick u Murray,
Office Supplies -Clerk & Police Court
53.37
Pioneer, Inc.
Registration Supplies
20.73
C. F. Christian
Cash Advanced, Postage
6.00
burner Oil Sales
Stove Uil-City Hall
46.01
B. W. W.Orris
Services as Relief Patrolman
172.34
Union Oil Co. of Calif.
Gasoline & Supplies
195.71
Dollar's Garage
Police Car Repair
43.88
Buhler Motor Co.
Police Car Supplies
1.13
'
Curtis E. Jones
Police Car Supplies & Services
4.84
Foster's Repair
Keys -Police Dept.
1.03
P. T. Volunteer sire Dept.
Services at fires
9.00
L. G. Blankenship
Labor, Garbage Dept.
99.63
Chas. L+utler
Labor, Garbage Dept.
7.98
'Thomas "otors
Equip., Repair -Garbage "opt.
12.88
Skip's Union Service
Gasoline, Garb. Lept.
3.90
Geo. weigh
Ins, on Garb. Truck
121.50
Hans Hardware
Traffic Light Supplies
6.18
r'irst American Nat'l Bank
Oct., 'liithholding Tax
259.20
Total .... $1,378.52
Upon the Olympic Gravity Plater rund, to -wit:
Juanita E. Johnson
Stamps
Office Supplies
$ 6.00
117.68
Diebold, Inc.
Hetrick's Richfield Service
Truck Supplies
1.55
Building Supply Co.
Supplies
9.17
5.9E
Olympic Brdwe. & Furn. Go.
Supplies
3.00
J. E. Fischwasser
Pennsylvania Salt L!fg. CO- of ,'In.
Sharpening Picks
Chlorine & An.monia Supplies
203.56
Leonard Swearingen
Refund on Tap 1587
Sept. -Oct., Utility Tax
499.99
State Tex Commission
First American Nat'l Bank
Oct., Withholding Tax
79.7C
Total ....... $942
Upon the Public Library
Fund, to -grit:
Mrs. YC. E. Everts, Jr.
Services as Librarian $
20.
12.
Mark Doll
Janitor
3.
American Garden Guild, Inc.,:
Book
5
The Carton Printers, Ltd.
Books
.
3•
Doubldday and Co., Inc.
Books
Lincoln Library of Essential Information
19.
Frontier Press Co.
5.
Harry Hartnmen, Bookseller
Books
25.
The Personal Bookshop Books
Yuseum of Natural History 1 yr. subscription renewal to "Uatural History"
5.
American
U. S. News=lorld Report Yag.
2 years subeription
8.
15.
Dorothy E. Jones, Librarian
Rstage, stamps, cash advanced
13.
Hane Hardware
State Tax Commission
Supplies
Sept. -Oct., Compensating Tax
'Tax
2•
25.
First American Nat'l Bank
Oct., Withholding
Total ..... $ 164