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Home My WebLink About1935 City Council Minutes 616 DeceA er 5, 1934 Motion dace .by 1cUrac.on tit the finace co..vitties re ort 'ie accepted, :,econdei by :gi1 ine 1ves Dil(.7,IIE3, Keeioer s , McCrac.. eu c.nd Treo.oL?rers Muti u .LSie by lcCracken tresurer oe instructed to t:..r:e a st't,teiAeut f iniiliaal. condiditioil, of the City Lo be 0..•e[;ented c`• the iln.>'i, o �tiug se' nude, ;)y arks cirri od, • Del 'J Accouni Motion macce by LfcCrac: on 'czlat the '.later bunt P.ve a list of the delinouont 1: er users L.I de for ti2e• out:uinz and iucoiiling roU'ncil, seconded '" carried. y Cc.nvs votes ...otion . 'aC7e by ii!cracin that the q,,estiou of a ouid canvaas the votes of the City Ceneral )lection be referred to the Layor anti City Attorney :ands if it is the duty of the c: until tat hte idayor call a speci,.l ecouded . by Dil(line Carried. There he.mn :, no furthur business tic coy°ncil ici then adjourn. 7)proved in onen session this 111,1 d:',y of Dece1:lber 1;34. • attest: /�� • City clerk • December 18, 1934 Roll Call The City Council met in regular sesssion with Mayor Keepers in the chair . Due to the illness of the City Clerk, R. W. Brubstn acted as clerk for the evening. • Roll call showed Councilmen present as follows, Keepers, Olson, McCracken and George & Brunson, Absent as follows Sparks and Lildine. Burke Claim Mr. Burke being present in the audience made mention of his claim of three hundred dollars ($300.00) . After some discussion by the council, the City Atorney asked that if the Council intended to pass favorably on it , that he be allowed to stipulate this item of 1300.00, costs of attorney fees for Mr. Burke in the final settlement of the Pulp Mill Contract. Motion made by- McCracken that the stipulation mentioned by allowed, this was seconded by Olson, Affirmative vote, Keepers, Olson, McCracken , George and Brunson, lNe=gative vote none. Ordinance- NO Motion wade by Maracken that Emergency Ordinance NO. be placed on its first and second reading py title, seconded by Olson, Affirmative vote K:epers Olson, McCracken, George and Brunson, Negative vote none. Motion made by McCradken -and seconded by Olson that the Ordinance be referred t the Judiciary coanliittee and the City Attorney, `ryes Keepers, Olson, McCracken, George and Brunson Nays None. After hearing the counuittee:.& Attorney's reports, McCracken made a motion and seconded by Olson that the Ordinance be placed on its third and final reading, Ayes- Keepers, 4lson, McCracken, George and Brunson Nays None. Motion made by McCra ken and seconded by Olson that the ordinance be accepted as a whole, Ayes Keepers , Olson, McCracken, George , and Brunson, Nays None. Lots #15 &16 A report by Mcracken as to the offer of J.• D. Maryott of $100.00 to the City for Lots. #15 & 16, Block #16, Shannons first addition was referred to the City Attorney. A report by Olson regarding Mr. Kihn's ditch on 38th . Street was referred to th Street Superintendent . • Motion to adjourn Mayor Prot Te Acting Clerk. • Jan. 1, 1935 The City Council of the City of Anac.ortes Meet in regular session with Mayor Pro Tem Keepers presiding and councilmen Brunson answering roll call, the Meetig was adjourned: until. Jan 2, 1934at 8 O'Clock because of lack of Quorum. Lb. • 6.171 . . January 2 , 1935 Roll Call The City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in pegul adjourned session with Mayor Pro-Tem Keepers. presiding and councilmen Brunson, Dildine, Olson, George , McCracken, and 'parks answering roll call. Minutes approved Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Police J Reports gotion made by Brunson Seconded by Olson that the police Judge 's preorts for the month of December and annual report be referred to the 'inance Committee carried. • Fire Dept . Report Motion made by McCracken that the Fire Department ' s annual report be referred to the in coming council seconded by Brunson, Carried. U. S. Dept4g i. A letter from the United States •1)epartmen of Agriculture, Weather Bureau, . thanking Mr. Willoughby for the fine service rendered and extending greeting was read, motion made by Brunson seconded by Dildine that the letter be • placed on file , carried. Shorts Claims Claims from W. B. Shorts assigned to the Bank of Commerce in the amounts of • 025.00 and 036.00 and one for $36.00 filed with the City Clerk were presented for work preparing plans & estimates for water main replacements, motion made - by Dildine that $50.00 the amount set up by the Council be allowed on the - claims, seconded by George : Ayes Dildine, George, Olson, Nays Brunson, Keepers . - McCracken and Sparks. Zimmerman Claim A claim from Grace Zimmerman refund of filing fees in the amount of $10.00 was presented, motion made by Dildine that the claim be allowed, seconded by George Ayes Brunson , Dildine, George , Olson, ricCracken, Keepers and parks. Auditors Report The State Auditors report covering the period from March 1 , 1933 to Sept. 30, 19 1934, was presented, motion made by McCracken that a copy of the letter from the Chief Examiner be given to the press and the report be referred to the incoming Council, seconded by Olson carried. - Gas. Report The Gasoline report for the month of December was presented, motion made by Brunson that the report be referred to the Ifinance Committee , seconded by Olson carried. Abbott Chaim Motion made by Brunson that the claim of E. A. Abbott for $49.90 repairs on - Police Lear be allowed, seconded by,Sparks , Ayes Brunson, Olson, ,Keepers and • Sparks Nays Dildine , George and iric,dracken . Election -board Motion made by George that the election board be allowed "5.00 for serving on I/ • the board if the budget would allow that mucb., seconded by Brunson , Ayes Brunson, - - George , Dildine, Olson, McCracken, Keepers amd Oparks. Claims Claims agasint the Current Expense Fund and other City funds for the month of December as follows were presented: . - CURRENT EXPENSE FUND L. E. Snider 4959 Salary 110.00 • Bert Verrall 4960 " 100.00 M. G. Strock 4961 "' 95.00 M. Cookston 4962 " 95.00 C. Strock 4963 Fireman 25.00 • - Geo. Olson 4964 `¢ 9.00 - M. A. Hartmann 4965 Salary & Cash Adv. 50/30 • Lillian Kast 4966 " rc fl m 52.00 L. A. Lechner 4967 rs 50.00 A. B. Cook 4968 rt 22. 50 . ibe 4969 w it 15. 00 Mrs. Christ Storme 4970 ". - 15.00 • Marion Watkinson 4971 90.00 - Ted Horn 4972 I1 "• "- " 110.75 Tom Brown 4973 n103. 50 • 7. A. Sparks 4974 " 110.00 . Tm. Dorcy .4975 Truck Driver 100,00 - Lynn Balcomb • 4976 " " 100.00 D. A. MacDonell - 4977 Labor 54.00 • A. W. McNeal 4978 o 15. 00 - Earl Holmes 4979 Truck Driver 96.20 Anacortes American 4980 . Supplies clerk 4. 50 • J. J. Lockert 4981 " " 1.00 - Kerney's Varity Store 4982 "• it1.39 • Chas Stapp 4983 Stamps Treasurer 5.00 • L. A. Lechner 4984 . Cash A,v for 'upplies 19.88 • Anacortes steam Laundry 4985 Laundry for fire dept . 1.80 - Sanderson Saftey Supply Co. 4986 Supplies for fire dept . 3.15 - Shannon Hardware C o. 4987 'P " It ° 1.55 Knapp & Ronneberger • 4988 Repairs for fire dept. 1.50 I/ ' • AnacortesWaterDept . 4989 Hydrants 197.50 County Auditor 4990 License for fire dept . 3.75 - Kerney's Varity 'tore - 4991 Supplies for fire dept . 1.74 it Thorntons Store 4992 n ft ', ' 8. 00 West Coast Tel Co. 4993 ''•oils. Police , Fire & St. 6.30 Benson Motor Co. 4994 Repairs for police dept. 4.20 • Amsberry Cafe 4995 Mess for police dept. 21.00 • Kerney' s Varity Store 4996 Supplies police dept. 1.35 Count Aduitor 4997 License for police dept . 1.25 - Standard Oil Co. 49988 Supplies police dept . 23 .64 - E. A. Abbott • 4999 Repairs for police dept . 49990 • Simpson's 'lectric 'hop 5000 Supplies for f iu dept. .75 Dept of Labor & Ind 5001 M. A. & INd Ins Police c St.26.20 County Auditor 5002 License for street dept . 2.50 Puget bound Power & Light 5003 Lights 188.55 r . .... 618 Ian. 2, 1935 cont . CURRENT EXPENSE FUND CONT Island Transfer 5004 Coal for city hall 23.36 Southdide Hardware 5005 Election supplies 1.35 . Marine Supply 5006 r " & Fire 12 .80 E. D. Cartwright 5007 Rent election room 3.00 Archie 'Alan 5008 0. `t. to 3.00 Will Lowman 5009 m a- 17 3.00 Lyle Kast 5010 Delivering Elect Supplies 25.00 Sohpia Elankenship 5011 Inspector y'lection 5.00 Frieda DtxVal 5014 Judge # 5.00 Emma Sagar 5013 Qr "' 5.00 Blanche Baker 5014 Inspector "' 5.00 May Eaton 5015 Judge Election 5.00 Clarence Culver 5016 CY m 5.00 MrslIET.'.2b.bann 5017 Inspector ° 5.00 Edam Madhin . 5018 Judge m 5..00 Ethel RatlItor.. 5019 5.00 Luella Sullivan 5020 . _ Inspector i° 500p Fern Redd . 5021 Judge. zlection 5.00 ®lists Anderdon 5022 It °¢, 5.00 George Olson 5023 Inspector W 5.00 E. S . Rose 5024 Judge Election 5.00 Elsie Hamilton 5025 141- C°' 5.00 Hilda Mairs 5026 Inspector " 5.00 Doris Kasch 5007 Judge election 5.00 Dbris Nelson 5026 " to, 5.00 • Dudley Kimsey 5029 Inspector ylection 5.00 Emma Amsberry 5030 Judge lection 5.00 Lolo Quinn 5031 " " 5.00 Marion Watkinson 5032 Casa Adv LID 5.00 Shell Oil Co. 5033 Gas. & Oil 194.76 Morrison Mill Co. , 5034 Lumber sewers 26.30 Allans Mercantile 5035 Supplies city hall .55 Grace Zimmerman 5036 Refund filing fees 10.00 PARK FUND Current Expense 810 Gasoline 2.47 D. A. Dimick 811 Trees. 29.50 • LIBRARY FUND E. Luella Howard 729 Salary & Cash Adv. 70.80 Etelyn Lundberg 7730 U 35.00 Tempa Mellott 731 `a' 25.00 Fred Marshall 732 1°' 20.00 M. Flagg 733 Wood 75. 00 Chas Voitus 734 Supplies 16.60 . Puget Sound Power & Light 735 Lights. 11.44 , Anacortes Water Dept. ?36 Water 2.50 . WATER FUND Lew Willoughby 3899 Salary 150.00 Ernest Knapp 3900 °° " 110.00 . LesterThomas 3901 19 • • 50.00 Clyde Baker 3902 to 75.00 Victor Berlin 3903 Labor 114.80 . R. A . Stover 3904 r 20.00 A. C. Mondhan 3905 °t' . 117.20 . Geo Thomas 3906 m• 12.00 Lillian Kast 3907 Bookkeeuer 25.00 . Chas Stapp 3908 Stamps 6.00 . Tax Commission 3909 Business Tax 194.63 . Skagit Valley Tel Co. 3910 Tolls & Service 3.55 Penn. Satl Mfg. Co. 3911 C.losine 55.73 Pacific Iron & Metal Co. 3912 supplies 3.25 Dept of Labor & Ind 3913 M. A. & Ind Ins 26.19 County Auditor 3914 Lislenses 2.50 . Shell Oil Co. 3915 Supplies 1.28 Chas Stapp 3916 Stamps 5.00 . West Coast Tel Co. 3917 Tolls & Service 3.00 • - Current Expense 3918 Transfer of funds 90.00 Benson Motor Co. 3919 Repairs 4.54 . Island Transfer 3920 Coal 11.29 . Shannon Hardware Co. . 3921 Supplies 3.96 Kerney's parity Store 3922 m 1.30 . - S. D. Temple 3923 w .50 . Samuel Pusey 3924 m 1.50 III . Marine Supply Co. 3.925 H. 11.19 . Southside Hardware Co. 3926 P9 14.94 . Current lixpense 3927 Gasoline 30.40 . Van Bruen & Heller 392b Supplies 1.08 The Fix-it Shop 3929 .50 . . Knapp & Ronneberger 3930 Rip{.i®rs 21.63 . . Anacortes American. 3931) Supplies. 10.50 . . Anacortes American 3932 U 144. 50 . Uni n Printing Co. 3933 . r 97.00 • . Federal Pipe & Tank Co. 3934 CD 33.60 . V'(. R. Burke 3935 Costs in suit 300.00 L. 1 ;9 Jan. 2, 1935, Cont. EMERGENCY FUND POLICE HAROLD Hinshaw 2 Patrolman 103.50 • EMERGENCY FUND STREET The lix it °hop 50 Supplies .50 Marine bupply 5L tx 4.50 Benson Motor Co. 52 Repairs. 21 .16 Motion made by Brunson that the claims be referred to the Finance Co:ijrni !tee, Seconded by Sparks carried. The Finance Co mittee to whom tha matter of claims were referred reported that they recommended that the claims be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of the dame9 motion made by Brunson that the report be accepted, seconded by Sparks, Ayes Brunson , vildine , George, Olson, Keepers, McCracken and gpanrks. Emergency Ordinance Motion made by McCracken that the vote on the Emergency Ordinance for $300.00 to pay W. R. Burke attorney fees for the suit W. R. Burke vs the City of Anacortes, be reconsidered and the Ordinance be repealed, seconded by Sparks Ayes Brunson , George, Olson, Dildine , McCracken, Keepers and Sparks. Motion made by McCracken that the Emergency Ordinance be placed on file , seconded by Olson Carried. Motion made by mcCracken that the claim of W. R. Burke for $300.00 final stipulat- ion discharge in the Burke case vs the t'ity of Anacortes and 'he Puget bound Pulp and Timber `'ompan y, be allowed find a warrant be drawn on the_ General Water fund for same, seconded by George Ayes Dildine , George , Olson, McCracken and Keepers- bays Brunson and apar]ks. Harding 'lain Motion made by McCracken that the claim of J. E. Harding salary for November in the amount of $80.00, be referred to the incoming council with redommendation that they give it favorable consideration, seconded by George Carried. After brief talks by McCracken and Keepers in which they expressdd thier thanks to the other members of the council for their help and support in the past two years. The council adjourned and ushered in the new Mayor and Councilmen • Roll Call With Mayor H. L. Mansfield presiding the council was called to order and Council- men, Brokens , 'isher, '`eorge , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor answered roll call. The Mayor outlined what was expected of the Department heads . The following appointments were made: Fire Chief: L. E. Snider Chief Police Ted Horn Water Sup t. Lew Willoughby Streeu Supt. W. A. Sparks • Police Judge Al. Sellthine Health Officer Dr. Austin Shaw Library Board P. F. Norman • Committees: Finance: Sparks , George , Taylor Streets & Parks Brokens , Miller Dildine Water, Fire & Light Taylor, Miller Fisher Building & SeWers Dildine, -eisher, George Printing & Health George , Brokens , Taylor Judiciary Fisher , Sparks Brokens License & Police: Miller , Sparks , Dildine. There being no further business the Council then aa4ourn. Approved in open session this 15th. day of Jan . 1935 • yor attest: Da City Clerk 620 • January 15 , a935 • Roll. Call The City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokena, Fisher, George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call,. Minutes approved. Minutes of the previous meg.ting were approved as read. Mayor Pro-Tem Motion made by Sparks. that Councilman Fred Brokena be elected as Mayor Pro=tem seconded by Dildine , Carried. Park Board. Mayor Mansfield ap_ointed Dell Shannon, P. C. Dybbro and Mrs. Lyle Packard on the park. board. Trea report and Letter A letter from the U'ity treasurer appointing Marion Watkinson as Deputy Treasurer, and the treasurers report for the month of December were presented, motion made Sparks that the letter be read, seconded by Miller carried, Motion made by Dildine that the treasurer's report, and letter be accepted, se onded by Sparks carried. Police Chiefts letter A. letter from the thief of Police asking the council to consider the purchase of a new prowl car was read, motion made by Brokena that the Police committee make recommendationa and bring in at the next meeting, seconded by Fisher motion made by Sparks that the first motion be ammended and that bids be called for to be opened at the next meeting, seconded by hiller carried. Finance on Gas report The finance committee reported that the recommended that the gasoline report for the month of December be accepted, motion made by Brokens that the report be accepted., seconded by Sparks carried. Finance on Police J. The finance committee reported that they recommended that the Police Judge's reports for. December and the annual report be accepted, motion made by Dildine that the report be accepted seconded by Brokens carried. Finance on Harding The Finance committee recommended that J. E . Hardingts claim for labor on City Pa. Parks for the month of November for $80.00 be allowed and paid from the regular labor fund for parks, seconded by Dildine carried. Streets & Parks Com A. report from the Streets and Parks Committee in which they gave a general out- line of the conditions in the Street department and asking for the corporation of the public with the Mayor , councilmen and department heads, was read motion made by Sparks that the report be accepted, seconded by Dildine carried. Fire , Water, Light A. number of recommendations was presented from the Fire , dater and Light Committee, The first being that the recommended the purchase of fire hose immediately: Motion made by Dildine that the committee investigate the hose and report at the next meeting, withdrawn. Motion made by Sparks that the Fire Committee and the Chief call for bids for fire hose for the next meeting, seconded by Taylor carried. The second recommedation was that the Fire .chief be furnished gas & oil el that fireman be allowed gas & oil for their cars when used to go to firemen conventions . Motion made by Brokens that the section be adopted, ,seconded by Sparks carried„ Number 3. That requisitions be despensed with in the fire department , motion made by Sparks that this section be adopted, seconded by Brokens carried. Number 4. Recommedation that the present Insurance policies be renewed on the fireman, motion made by .Sparks that this be referred to the City- Attorney and the Finance Committee , seconded by Dildine carried. Number 5. An opinion by. the City Attorney as to the coverage in these insurance policies, Motion made by .wisher that this section be referred to the City Attorney and the finance committee, seconded by Sparks carried. Number 6 . Charging fire extinguishers free of charge. The committee recommended that the persons be charged for the cost of material, motion made bySparks that this section be adopted seconded by Dildine carried. Motion made by Miller that any volunteer fireman answering fire calls after his regular hours of employment regardless of }his occupation be given compensation for his time, seconded by Brokens Carried. Pulp Mill meter Motion made by Taylor that the Water supt. be instructed to order a 8 Inch meter for the Pulp Mill, seconded by Miller , Ayes Brokens , Fisher, Miller, Sparks and Taylor Nays George and Dildine. Kiwanis invitation invitation to the Mayor, City Council and the department heads from tab. Kiwanis club to meet with them on Febrmary 7 was read, motion made by Taylor that the initiation be accepted, seconded by Sparks carried. Petition Kihn, Bassett A petition from 0. A. Bassett and R. H. Eihn asking the city to complete a ditch on 40th. street to connect with one dug by them• on 38th. street , motion made by Taylor that the petition be placed on file, seconded by Dildine carried. • Dybbro & Fountain A letter fron P. C . Dybbro and Geo Fountain asking the council to reconsider• a petition from the property owners on 16th . between K. & M. asking that said street be graded and graveled, motion made by Sparks that the letter be referred to the street ::•ommittee and placed on file , seconded by Dildine carried. 24th. street A petition from the property owners on 24th . street asking that the same be graded and gravelled from Commerical to T. was presented Motion made by Sparks that the street committee communicate with Mr. Costello and see if the job could be set up as a VERA Project, seconded hey Dildine carried. Maryott on Lots 15 & 16 A letter from J. F. Maryott offering the city €0.00.00 for the Cities claim on lots 15 & 16 Shannons addition was presented, motion made bySparks to referr 1111 621 January 15, 1935 cont. to the City Attorney, seconded by George carried. George Recommedations LL number of recormedations from Councilman George was read, and held over until the next meeting, Bonds. The followinf bonds for city officials were presented: William Sparks, L. A. Lechner, Lillian Beast., Louis Willoughby, M. A. Hartmann, William Horn, Mrs. Marion 'E.tkinson and Alfred Sellenthih, Motion made bySparks that the • bonds be referred to the City Attorney-, seconded by Miller carried, Bids for Gas. Sealed bids for the Gas requirements for the city were presented, motion made by `'hlldrrthat the bids be opened, seconded by Sparks carried, Mot ion made by spa Sparks that the bids be referred to the finance committee and City Attorney, seconded by Brokens carried. Motion made by George that the bids be held over until the next council meeting seconded by Miller carried. Auditors report Motion made by George that the papers be give6 or permitted to take off such information from the State Auditors report as they wished to publish, seconded • by Dildine carried. Fire pump Motion made by Brokens that the pump in the fire department be referred to Alm. Fire , Water and Light Committee as to Whether it should be sold or not, secoddeci by Sparks Carried. There being no further business the council did then adjourn. Approved in opensseseion this 5 day of February 1935. • Attest : Mayor. 47e- aL - • City Clerk I/ JANUARY 25, 1935 The City Council met in special session On Tuesday January 25, 1935, in the council chambers at the hour of 7;30 P.M. with Mayor Mansfield presiding and • councilmen Brokens , Fisher, George, Dildine, Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call. This meeting was held for the purpose to consider an application for relief from the WERA works department„ The resolution being read and after due consideration motion made by Sparks that the council adopt same seconded by Brokens carried. Question of domestic water users we:s also brought before the council, meaning those that let their water run during the gold snap, motion made that their invoices for the month of January is not to exceed the invoice for the month of December, carried. It was also moved that the city clerk be authorized to invoice those that had the City fire department pumper for the use of pumping out their basements, to the amount of $5,00 per hour with the exception of Mr. tony Francin that he be charged at the rate of $ 4.25 per hour the reason being that Mr. Francin worked hibself therefore tak ng the place of one extra man. There being nothing further the council did then adjourn. • Mayor. o' Clerk Pro-tea. • • 11/ r 622 February 5, 1935 Roll Call The City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokens , Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and taylor answering roll call. Mintttea Approved Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Attorney on Bonds The City attorney reported that the bonds for the city employees. were approvedII • as to form, motion made by Sparks that the report be accetped, seconded by Brokens, carried. Attorney on Insuran ce . The city attorney reported that in his opinion the city is not liable for • injuries sustained by fireman in line of duty it the fireman is negligent , 1j[otion made by Taylor that the report be accetped, seconded by Sparks Carried. Clerks report The elerkts report for 1934 was presented, motion made by Sparks that the report be placed on file , seconded by Miller carried. Tres, Gas & Pol J The Treasurer's report , gasoline report and Police Judge's report for the month. of January were on motion referred to the finance committee. Police Chief The report of the Chief of Police for the month of January was on motion referred to the police committee, Finance The finance committee reported that they recommended that the gasoline contract be given to the Shell Oil Company and the Union oil Egompany for 1935 and that the fireman's insurance policies be renewed with M. Re Kingsley, motion made by Miller that both of the reports be accepted, seconded by Dildine carried. Street D MAn Motion made by Miller that the finance committee go over the citie 's finances and see if there isg some way to retain the third man in the street department , Seconded by Dildine Carried. Water Consumers to work on streets Mo..ion made by Miller that the Judiciary committee investigate and see if there is some way inwhich the people owing the water department could work out their .bills on the streets, seconded by George carried. Water Committee A report from the Fire , Water & Light Committee recommending that all deliquert • water users sign a note with the water department and all current bills be AgAd by the 10th of the following month was presented, motion made by Sparks that the report be accepted seconded by Dildine carried. License Committee A report from the license and police committee that the license for a beer parlor on South Commerical Avenue by Mr. Smith was not approved, motion made k3 - Taylor that this section of the report be accepted, seconded by Brokens Carrie Motion made by Miller that steps be taken to get another police car at once & that the bids for a police car be opened and read, seconded by Dildine carried. Motion made b-y Taylor that the bids for a police car be referred to the Finance and police committies with -power to act, seconded by Fisher carried. Printing Motion made by Sparks that the bids for City printing for the year 1935 be openeu and read, seconded by Miller carried. Americaa'6;bid was MO and $.30 and the Mercury's bid was $.50 and MO Motion made by Fisher that the bids be referred to the finance committee , seconded by Miller carried, Tres Letter A .letter from the City Treasurer ask ,ng the Council to designate the Bank of Commerce and the First National Bank of Mount Vernon, as depositories for 1935 and 1936 was read, Motion made by Dildine that the letter be referred to the finance committee , seconded by Brokens carried. Martins Letter A letter from F red Martin telling the amount per mile Anacortes would receive if House Bill No. 117 is passed by the Legislature was read, motion 'ade by Sparks that the letter be placed on file, seconded by Miller carried. Short 's Letter A letter from W. B. Short asking the council to pay his claim for 050.00 was presented, motion made by Dildine that the claim for G50.00 be allowed and the amount be apid from the water department funds, secondee by George , Ayes Brokens , Fisher, George, Dildine, Sparks and Taylor, Miller not voting, Keiths Complaint A complaint from Ray Keith for lack of cooperal ion from the Polic Department was read, Motion made by Brokens that this complaint be referred to the Police Committee , seconded by Fisher carried. Johnson's Letter A letter from Fred Johnson asking the council to replace soil washed from his lots in the recent flood was presented, motion made by Miller that the letter be referred to the Street Committee , seconded by Dildine carried. Standard Oil A petition from the Standard Oil Company asking for a drain for the lot at 11 1120-Commeri ..a1 was presented, motion made by Millet to hold over until the next meeting, seconded by Dildine , Motion made by Dildimethat the first motion be ammended and the Mayor appoint a committee to investigate, secondedly Fisher-carried, Brokens, Sparks and Dildine appointed by the Mayor. B: Lake Petition A petition from the property owners of the Heart Lake ttoad asking for a reduction in the water rates was presented, Motion made by Brokens that trae petition be referred in the Fire , Water and Light Committee to report at the next meeting, seconded by Dildine carried. Petitions Motion mlde by Sparks that all petitions be placed on file in the order in- which they are filed and the people notified that the work will be taken care of later, seconded by Dildine Carried. • 623 4111 February 5, 1935 • Nelson School Vlalk A request from H 0. DeRemer for a drain on 29th. Street was presented, motion made by Sparks that tie request be placed on file , seconded by Dildine Carried 17th. to 19 th. & L. A petition asking for a road on I Avenue fron 17th . Street to the alley between I/ 18th. & 19th . streets was presented, motion made by Sparks that the petition be placed on file , seconded by Dildine carried. Quinn .lease An application for the extent:ion- of tune on the Prospect Lease until Feb. 26, 1936 by E. H. & Lola Quinn was presented, motion made by Dildine that the . extension be granted but that they be required to do• some work, seconded by . Miller Withdrawn, Motion made by Miller that the lease be extended for a period . of one year but that they be required to do the same amount of work as the . Federal law requires, seconded by Fisher carried. Dock Petition A petition fron the Port of Anacortes asking for the vacation of the alley lying in Block Thirty, Orginial Plat , City of Anacortes was presented, motion - made by Speaks that the petition be referred to the street Committee and the . • City Attorney, seconded by Dildine , Carried. Viring. Ordinance Motion made by George that the Proposed Ordinance on wiring be held over until the next Council meeting, seconded by Miller carried. GeorgOs Recommdations Motion made by George that the recommedations presented by him be held over • - until the next council meeting, seconded by Miller carried. Publish- Notice Motion made by Taylor that the Clerk publish a notice in the paper of the 44(i$eil • intent of the Water Committee in connection with collection of water bills , seconded by Miller carried. Treasurers Bond Two bonds in the Amount of P,500.00 eaeh for the City Trasurer were presented . • motion made by Dildine that the bonds be referred to the Finance Committee and • the City Attorney, seconded by Sparks carried. Fire hose bids Motion made by Sparks that the bids for the fire hose be opened and read and ±eferred to the finance, Committee , fire Chief and Mayor with power to act, • seconded by Fisher, Ayes Brokers:, Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and • Taylor. - Claims- Claims against the Current Expense fund and other city funds for the month of January were presented as folliws: - I/ CURRENT EXPENSE L. E. Wilder 5037 Salary 125.00 Bert Verrall 5038 9100.04 E. G. S t ro ck 5039 95.00 M. Cooket on 5044 'P 95.00 • C. Strock 5041 Fireman 6.75 • George Olson 5042 m2 .50 • . A. Mondhan 5043 " 22 .25 • • Axel Anderson 5044 "` 1.00 Victor Berlin 5045 9. 1.50 - Ed. Mo/Govern 5046 °Z 1.00 • M. A. Hartmann 5047 Salary • 50.00 . Lillian Kast 5045 '" & Cash adv. 52. 00 • L. A . Lechner 5049 a 50.00 • A. . Cook 5050 " 1.50 Austin Shaw 5051 " 21.00 • F. G . Abbey 5052 " 7.00 • 41 Sellenthin 53 w 8.00 Mrs Christ Storme5054c 15 .00 - Marion Vlatkinson 5055 . sr 90.00 . Wi . T . Morn 5a56 " & cash adv. 126.25 Harold Hinshaw 5057 t 100.00 . Tom Brown 5058 100.00 • track Sheahan 5059 Patrolman 3.50 • W. A. Sparks 5060 Salary 115.00 • Wrn. Dorcy 5061 'r 90.00 • Lynn Balcomb 062 '� 105.00 • D. A. Ma.cDonne ll 5063 L Lbor 5.10 . T. W. Dodson 5064 - '` 27.00 A. W. McNeal 5065 - n 15.00 • Earl Holmea 5066 Truck Driver 96.20 • Burrows Adding Mach 5067 Contract 5.55 • Anacortes Daily Mercury 5068 Printig 6.53 Anacortes American: 5069 Vouchers- 8.00 Anacortes Daily Mercury 5070 - Printing 1.09 • M. R. Kingsley 5071 Bond Clerk, St. Supt & Atto 15.00 • Pioneer 5072 Supplies city treasurer 7.35 J. J. Lockert 5073 "' '" r 60.00 E. P. Barker 5074 • Bond deputy treasurer 5.00 H. 0. Davey 5075 " city treasurer 37.50 • Pacific Coast Stamp Co . 5076 •Supplies for treasurer 3.45 E. P. Barker 5077 Bond for police judge 5.00 - Anacortes Steam Laundry 5078 Laundry for fire dept . 2.70 Anacortes Water Dept . 5079 • Hydrants 395.00 Shell Oil Co. 5050 Oil for fire dept . 4.80 - Sanderson Saftey Supply Co. 5081 Supplies for fire dept . 13.97 Standard Oil Co . 5082 Oil for fire dept . 18.50 Marine supply Co. 5083 Supplies for fire dept. 1.50 M. R. Kingbiey 5084 Insurance for firemen 198.6c Pacific Iron & Metal Co. - 5085 Supplies for fire dept . 6.25 Snyders Pharmacy 5086 Supplies for health 0 1.80 West Coast Tel Co. 5087 Tolls for police dept . 2.66 Anacortes American - 5088 Supplies for police dept. 3 .00 Dell Rickner 5089 Use of car police dept . 5.00 r524 February 5, 1935 Claims cont. DURR NT EXPENSEcont Standard Oil Co. 5090 Supplies for police de.pt . . 1.20 Marine Supply Co. 5091 " " it PP .80 E. P. Barker 509� Bond for police chief 5.00 Island Transfer 5093 Coal city hall 42.00 City Plumbing Co. 5094 Supplies for city hall 13.59 Shannon Hardware Co. 5095 tt f9 it II 5...85 ill Shannon Hardware Co. 5096 " " St dept. Twentieth St Service 5097 m " a W 13 .06 W. B. Short 5098 Labor st dept. 12. 50 Puget Sound P & L 5099 Power & Lights 243 .91 Curtis Wharf 5100 Supplies street dept. 32.42 Dave Mooney 5101 tt Pc 0 3. 00 Howard C..oper Corp 5102 ro` Po- PP 25.44 Schwartz Iron Works 5103 0e it" PP 16.68 A. L. B. will 5104 Lumber street dept . 2.45 Southside Hardware 5105 Supplies street dept . 1.26 Marine Supply 5106 0 "' n 49.15 Marion Watkinsan 5107 Register births & Deaths 11.25 Union Oil 5108 Gasoline 42.94 Shell Oil 5109 "' & Oil 110.41 Shannon Hardware Co. 5110 Supplies for fire d e p4 .80 Bsa.son Motor Co. 5111 Repairs for police dept . 2.15 Benson Motor Co. 5112 ro for street dept. 22.85 J. L. Rumsey 5113 Wood for city hall 33Q 0 L. A. Lechner 5114 Cash adv LID 600 LIBRARY FUND E. Luella Howard Salary & Cash Adv. 70.50 Evelyn Lundberg 737 7 035.00 Tempa Mellott 739 t° 25 00 Fred Marshall 740 tr 20.00 Puget bound P & L 741 Lights 13.49 Curtis wharf 742 Coal 2.40 • Fern Press 743 Supplies. 9.75 E. P. Barker 744 Insurance 7.61 Puget Sound News 745 Books 67.57 T. C. Brooks ; 746 Repairs 47.51 PARK FUND . J. E. Harding 812 Labor for November 1934 80.00 / . WATER FUND . Lew Willoughby 3936 Salary 175.00 Erest Knapp 3937 a 12:.0® Clyde Baker 3930 W 75.00 Lester 'homers 3939 ca 100.00 Victor Berlin 3940 n 123. 60 A. C. Mondham 3941 a 123. 60 U. T. Rice 3942 Labor 6.00 Water der Jurkovich) 3943 a6.40 Pa " �Mc Olean) 3944 r 5.00 ro PP ( Heglin) 4 4.00 T Lillian Kast 94 Bookkeeper 25.00 Chas Stapp 3947Stamps 6.00 Tau Commission 3948, Business tan 234.50 Current Expense 3949 Transfer df funds 90.00 Standard Oil Co. 3950 Tires 32.20 . Southside Hardware Co. 3951 Supplies 5.61 S A. Templeg23 mcs1.40 4.50 Anacortes American 1 34.55 Marine Supply 3954 "' Island Transfer 3955 Coal 22.05 Schwartz Expense Works 3956 s 27.80 Current 3957Gsoline Skagit Electric Co. 3950 Supplies. 10.40 Standard Oil Co. 3959 Oil 19.55 ' West Coast Tel Co. 3960. Tolls & Servide 4.10 Knapp & Ronneberger 3961 Repairs 1.80 Skagit Valley Tel Co. 3962 Toils & Service for Avon 10.00 Arvid Hamburg 3963 Supplies 44 .35 M. R. Kingsley 3964 Bond for supt. 5.00 Massar Lumber Co. 3965 Supplies 2 .30 Eurekac�Pharriacy 3966 2 .05 S. & ` . Hardware Co. 3967 c' 6.8 Barrett Haentjins Co. 396 IC" 12.10 Penn Salt Mfg Go. 3969 Chlorine 28. 72 Great Northern Ry Co. 3970 Freight 5.00 Shaell Oil Co . 3971 Supplies .73 Anacortes Foundry 3972 `r 16.50 Shannon Hardware Co. 3973 ter' 50 Benson Motor Co. 3975 Repairs 16.00 Puget S ound Power & Ligh 3976 3981 Power Lights 2,481.16 W. B. Short ' 3982 Labor 50 .00 Motion trade by Brokens that the clams be referred to the finance committee, seconded by Sparks carried. , . Motion made by Br6kens that the prices on the bids for fire hose be read, seconded by Dildine carried. 111 6/25 February 5, 1935 Motion made by Taylor that the Puget Sound Power and Light Companies bills • November $p801.77, December $801.77 amd January 080.05 be paid, but that 21.72 on t e November bill and $21.72 on the December bill be paid under protest and the balance be paid voluntarily, and a copy of this motion be sent to the Power Company with the 'Warrants, seconded by Sparks, carried. Meuse-made- -Bpekese-4 The committee on finance to whom the matter of claims was referred reported that they recommended that the iclaims be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of the same, Motion made by Brokens that the- finance committee report be adopted, seconded by Miller Ayes Brokens, Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. There being no furthur business the council did then adjourn. • Approved in open session this 19th. day of February 1935. ,-. .7/".- -----`72-2,----,-,--„,.......„...) Attest: Mayor City Clerk. FEBRUARY 19, 1935 • Roll Gall The City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in regular session and in the absence of Mayor Mansfiibld and Mayor-pro-tam Brokens Councilman R. Sparks PresidedETA councilmen Fisher, George , Dildine, Miller and Taylor answered roll • call. . 111 Minutes approved Minutes of the precious meeting were approved as read. Comm reports on C3i Motion made by Taylor that the regular business be dispensed 7;i th and that the committee reports be taken up, seconded by Dildine carried. - License & Police & Finance a report from the license and police and the finance committees reporting that they decided to purchase a F,REsi V8 Delivery Sedan, from the Benson Motor company for the police department a°"motion made by George that the report be accepted and the Chief of Police be authorized to accept the car-, seconded by Dildine , Ayes Fisher, George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. Finance Printing The finance committee to whom the matter of city printing for the year 1935 was referred reported that they recommendedthat the Anacortes American be given the contract, motion made by Miller that the report be accepted seconded by Taylor Ayes Fisher, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor Nayes George. Card & Pool tables Motion made by George that the question of licensed for card and pool tables be referred to the License and Police committee , seconded by Fisher carried. Parking on Comm. Motion made by George that the question of parking on Commerical Avenue be referr- edto the Streets and Parks Committee, End the City Attorney, seconded by Dildine carried. Tater Avon users An agreement signed by the water users at Avon with the Anacortes Water Department to furnish them with water was read, motion made by George that the agreement be referred to the Fire , Water & Light Committee and the City Attorney, seconded by Dildine carried. Fire , Water & L. . The Fire , ;later & Light Committee reported that they recommended the extension of water service to those prospective consumers at Avon who have signed for the same and such others as in future may sign the same or a similar contract , motion made by George that the report be accepted, seconded by Dildine carried. Fire Chief. Fire Chief, L. E. Snider, invited all councilmen and their wives to attend the firemantS ball on February 22nd, motion made by Taylor that the invitation be accepted, seconded by Dildine carried. Townsend Club A letter from the Anacortes Townsend Club asking the City Council to take some I/ action in regard to the Townsend Plan was read, motion made by Taylor that the letter be held over until the next meeting, seconded by Miller carried . US Fleet Motion made by Taylor that the City Clerk wkite a letter to the Commander in Chief of the U. S. Fleet asking several boats of the fleet to visit Anacortes du±ing the week of July 4th. seconded by -wisher carried. Motion made by George that the council adjourn until 8' oclock Feb. 26th Seconded by Taylor Carried . Attest: /\.-f-G- -a-,....-1 1- y or C lrit . r(„26 February 26, 1935 Roll Call The City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in adjaatrned session with Mayor" Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokeps, Fisher, Dildine, Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call, George intered later Mintues approve& Mintues of the previous meeting were approved as read. Finance Committee Reports from the finance committee to Whom the treasurers, gasoline and police judges report=ifor the month of January and the depository for city funds were. referred Pepe presented they recommended that the reports be accepted and placed on file and the depository for city funds be held' over until the next meeting, motion made by Dildine that the finance committee reports be accepted, seconded b Brokens carried. Streets A report from the Streets & Parks Committee in regard to the parking ofbcars & the vacating of Second Street by Mr. Demopos was presented, Motion made by Sparks that the report be accepted, seconded by Fisher carried. Motion made by Sparks that the City Clerk be instructed to notify the Marine Supply Company to vacate second Street (Withdrawn) Motion made by Sparks that the City Clerk be instructed to notify the Marine Supply Company to vacate Second Street from Commerical to 0 Avenue and the alley back of the T. ylor Hotel of all scrag iron and junk, seconded by Miller Carried.. Motion made by Miller that the City Attorney, Street Committee, Mayor and Chief of Police go over Ordinance No. 197 and draft a new ordinance on parking to be presented at the next meeting, seconded by Sparks carried. Fire , Water & Light & report from the fire water and l ght Committee recommending that the section of the ordinance governing water rates be amended, to enable the council to establish a different rate for unfiltered water, motion made by Sparks that the report be addptethIseconded by George , Sparks ammended his motion and referred to the City attorney to carry out the provisions, seconded by George , Carried. Deutsch on wo211 A letter from Robert Deutsch asking for two wind fall trees on the water shed & stating that he would pay 25¢ per rick for the wood was presented , motion maden by Sparks to the Fire, Water and Light committee and the ':later Supt. with power to act, seconded by Brokens carried. Motor & 1 ump Avon Motion made by George that the question of an exchevge of the motor and pump at Avon Be referred tb the Fire,. Water & Light Committee and water supt. to invest- igate as to the cost and ect, seconded by Sparks carried. Police 80- 4e.seeee Riie-Pe4Aee-40.4.i lases-eemma.t4.iee-4e-whe n-the-mat4er-e4'-pea4eelee lziva4s-ye€e-raoed w4-th.-po er-to-aet .reper4ed-khat-$key-kid-puFe4ased-a-YeEld-Vg-De4Avealy-sedam -'eem-the-Retieee-ue4ee-Cempapy-g-Me4 en-meals The police committee to whom the Chief of Police report for January was referr- ed reported that they recommended that the report be accepted and placed on file Motion made by Brokens that the report be accetped , seconded by George Carriedi Townsend Club A letter from the Anacortes Townsend Club was-pea asking the city council to memoralize the U. S , C ongredd. in favor of the Townsend Plan of Old Age Pension was read, motion made by Dildine that the council memoralize congress, seconded by .Brokens carried. Wiring Inspector Ordinance Motion made by Sparks that the proposed wiring ordinance be referred to the Fire, Water and Light committee for a report at the next meeting, seconded by Dildine carried. Resolution A resolution in regard to filling low places on private pruperty with dirt or gravel by the city, and stating that until such time as the Council may deen advisable, if al all, no such requests will be considered , naet ta-made-b ra was presented, motion made by Taylor that the resolution be adopted, seconded by Brokens carried. There being no furthun business the council did then adjourn, Approved in open session this 5 day on March 1935. Attest: Mayor C k� City ler . . 62 AF7 March 5, 1935 Roll Cali. T'he City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor . Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokens, Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller, • Sparks and Taylor answering roll call. Reports On motion the treasurer report, Police judge's report , anLegasoline report for the month of February were referred to the finance committee. Chief Police report The report of the Chief ar Police for the month of February was on motion placed on file. Finance on City Funds The finance committee to whom the matter of depository for city funds was referr-- ed reported that they recommended that the First National Bank of Mount Vernon . _ and the Bank of Commerce of Anacortes be designated as depositories, motion made Miller that the report be adopted and the City Clerk instruct the City Treasurer . of the action of the Council, seconded by Dildine Carried. Streets The streets and Parks committee recommended severalprovisions to be in included , inthe new parking ordinance, as to time trucks a cceeding 16 feet in length could ark on commerical, stoping at ,arterial highways & ect. motion made by • f'parks that the recommendations be accepted with the exception of the time of . parking for trucks on commerical withdrawn. Motion made by George that the recommendations be accepted and referred to the . city Attorney with instructions to draft a parking ordinance, seconded by Miller . catr ied. . Fire , Water & Light A. report from the Fire , Water and Light committee recommending that no timber either down or standing Wi thin the water shed be disposed of at this time was . read motion made Brokens that the report be accepted and placed on file seconded by George Carried. Ed Rogers Letter A letter from Ed. Rogers stating that the f18.00 he had paid Mr. Short was . his porportion of t e cost of the wall• under his shop and not iaor inspecting the wall, Me 4teR-mad was read motion made'by Dildine that the letter be placed on file seconded by George , carried. Drakias License A application from Wm. Drakias for a dance license at the Taylor Hotel wasPresented Motion made by George that the application be referred to the Chief of Police and the License committee seconded by Brokens carried. Astel Bond A bond for 01 ,000.00 from George Astel for the City printing for the year 1935, was presented motion made by Sparks that the bond' be referred to the City Attorney and finance committee, seconded by Dildine carried. Ordinance NO. _ Motion made by Taylor that Ordinance No. being an ordinance amending Section 1. of Ordinance number 845, of the City of Anacortes , the same being an ordinance entitled n An Ordinance specifying the rates to be charged for water sold by the City and authorizing the corporate authorities to contract for the sale thereof for such period or periods as may be agreed upon; also authorizing the amendment-if of existing. contracts with the Puget Soutd Pulp and Timber Co. , to conform to the • rates specified herein, and repealing all ordinances or parts of ordinances in • conflict herewith. " be placed on its first and second reading by title , seconded by George carried. Referr Ordinance Motion made by Taylor that Ordinance No . amending section 1 of Ordinance . number 845, be referred to the City Attorney and the Judiciary Committee , seconded 1 by George carried. City Attorney The City Attorney reported that in the suit instituted by W. R. Burke against the City, that the court rendered a decision on the demurrer , sustaining the same as . to the contention of the plaintiff that the city should be required to levy a tax to pay general obligation bonds , and overruling the demurrer as to the right of the plaintiff to maintain an action to enjoin the city from paying said general obligation bonds from water revenue. Motion made by Miller that the report be . adopted , seconded by Dildine. carried. Minutes approved Minuted of the previous meeting were approved as 'read. Port resolution Motion made by Brokens that the 2nd. Of April be named as the date for the hearing on the vacation of the alley for the port commission, seconded by Sparks Carried. Claims Claims against the current expense fund and other city funds for the monthof • February were presented as follows: CURRENT EXPENSE • L. E. Snider 5115 Salary & Cash Adv,. 126.00 1QO.00 - Bert Verrall 5116 M. G. Strock 5117 l0 95.00 I/ • M. Cookstl n 511 95.00 C . Strock 5119 Fireman 6000 • George Olson 5120 _ m 2 .25 A Mond n 5 ,21 '° � . 50 Wm Bede 122 "' 0 /5 Victor Berlin 5123 " .75 • Ed. McGovern 5124 • it M. A. Hartmann 5125 Salary 500 Lilli=k. Kast 5126 `4 & Cash adv. 52. 00 • L. A. Lechner 5127• cr 50 .00 Austin Shaw 5128 a 22.50 Mrs. Christ Storms 5129 15.00 Marion Vlatkinson 5130 `7 90.00 Al Sellenthin 5131 u. 15.00 V. T. Horn 5132 " & Cash adv 131.90 Harold Hinshaw 5133 it 100.00 A r ..,, 628 . , Thos Brown 5134 Salary 100.00 W. A. Sparks 5135 «- & Cash Adv. 115.40 Wm. Dorcy - 5136 m 90 .00 Lynn Balcomb 5137 St- 105.00 T. W. Dodson 5138 Labor 50.00 A. W. McNe131.1 5139 0- 15.00 Earl Holmes 5140 Tuck driver 37.00 I/ Water Dept(Riggs 5141 Labor 6.75 Anacortes American 5142 Payroll sheets 28.00 Anacortes Murcury 5143 Printing Supplies T 18.33 P. A. Dean 5144 Supplies tres .75 Knapp & Ronneberger 5145 Repairs fire dept . 2/70 . Anacortes Water Dept . 5146 Hydrants 395.00 General Tool Co. 5147 Supplies fire detp. 16.90 Paul Luvera 514$ r Hall 1. 58 P. A. Dean 5149 Plumbing Permits 7.50 Will T Rice 5150 Dog catcher 32.66 Benson Motor Co 5151 Police car 300.00 °a ro Ix ro ca 5152295.97 West Coast Tel Co. 5153 wolla 4.30 Fern Press ' 5154 Supplies police 23.50 Schwartz Iron Works 5155 a a4.00 Standard Oil Co. 1 1f 11 2. 82 E. K. Francisco 5157 1 n .70 Standard Oil Co. 5158 f . °t 1.74 M. R. Kingsley 5159 Ins police car 6.76 J. J. Lockert 5160 Supplies police 1.00 P. A. Dean 5161 If la 1.25 Dept o L & Ind 5162 M. A. & Ind Ins 46.11 Puget S P & Light 5163 Lights 205.60 Twentieth street dervice 5164 Supplies ttreet 23.01 • Standard' Oil Co. 5165' n °F .50 Marine Supply Co. 5166 IC' 11 34.89 Knapp & Ronneberger 5167 17 19 1.25 Anacortes Lumber & Box 5168 17 IC 2 .20 VanBuren & Heller 5169 r 19 7.95 Shall Oil Co. 5170 Gas & Oil 132.43 Simpson'S electric shop 5171 Supplies for st 6.25 Schwartz Iron Wroks 5172 17 IS 17 40 ;;22 Fern Press 5173 ;, Police Judge 7.72 H. A. Taylor 1174 - f1 st dept . 2.25 Anacortes Laundry 5175 Laundry fire dept . 1.3 L. A. Lechner 5176 Cash adv. 3.00 Int`land Transfer 5177 Coal for city hall 42.00i . ' Shannon Hardware Co. 5178 Supplies Hall St. • 3.59 WATER FUND • Lew Willoughby 3983 Salary 175.00 Clyde Baker 3984 it, 110.00 Norge Thomas 3985 - `° 75.00 Lester Thomas 3986 • ro 100.00 Victor Berlin 3987 Service man 109 .60 A. C. Mondhan 3988 Labor 107.20 W. T. Rice 3989 IG 9.60 17. Dept (Vlatkovich 3990 • m 3.20 a t@ (Heglin 3991 `t: 3.2o 1D. Decker 3992 3.20 Lillian Kast 3993 Bookkeeper 25.00 Chas Stapp 3994 Stamps 15.00 Tax Commission 3995 Business Tax 193.13 Dept of Labor & Ind 3996 M. A. Ind Ins 46.0 West Coast Tel Co: 3997 Tolls 8.90 Current Expense ' 3998 Gasoline 24..92 P. A. Dean. 3999 Supplies 1.40 -Anacortes American 4000 U' 21.00 Citizen's Pharmacy 4001 m .50 Curtis Wharf Co. ' 4002 Freight 1.26 general Tool Co. 4003 Supplies 1.50 The American City 4004 ro< 2.00 Palmer Supply Co. 4005 U 12.69 California Filter Co. 4006 U' 4.00 DeLavel Steam Turbine Co. 4007 U 174.00 Scientific Supplies Co. 4008 n 1.25 Neuman. Brothers. 4009 m 2.71 Standard Oil Co. 4010 0 1.55 Neptune Meter Co. 4011 IIeter 363,00 Van Burne E Heller 4012 Supplies 2.08 Knapp & Ronneberger 4013 Repairs .75 Shell Oil Co. 4014 Supplies 32.55 • Marine Supply Co. 4015 r 40.41 Current Expense 4016 Transfer offunds 90,00 Schwartz Irone taroks 4017 Repairs 16.50 ' . Penn Sal Mfg Co. 4W18 Chlorine 28.74 H. A. Taylor 4019 Supplies 2.15 Island Transfer 4020 Ooal 11.29 . Shannon Hardware Co. 4021 Supplies 14.23 49 (529 March 5, 1935 LIBRARY FUND E. Luellan Howard 747 Salary & Cash Adv. 70.80 Evelyn Lundberg 748 °T 35.00 Tempa Mellott 749 w 25.00 Fred Marshall 750 '° 20.00 Hanson Bennett Agency 751 Periodicals 38.85 Puget Sound News Co . 752 Books 600555 A. C . McClurg 753 n- 12 .87 Lawman & Hannford 754 '° 8006 Anacortes Water DePto 755 Water5000 Puget Sound Pew Co. 756 Lights 10041 Schreiber Werner 757 Insurance 8.50 PARK FUND J. E. Harding ' 813 Labor 80.00 • Current Lxpense 814 Gasoline 2 .24 Motion made by Brokens that the matter of claims be referred to .t.he Finance Committee , seconded by Taylor Carried.. The finance committee to whom the matter of claims were referred reported that they recommended that the claims be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of the • dame , motion made by Sparks that the report be adopted, seconded by Dildine Ayes : Brokens, Fisher, George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks xnd Taylor. There being no further business the council did then adjourn. :°pproved in open session this 19th. day of March 1935. Attest: r mayor. • March 19, 1915. Roll Call The City Council of the City of Anaoo rtes meetin regular session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokens, Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call. Minutes approved Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Attorney On bond The City Attorney reported that the bond of George Astel and the Am=:cartes American was approved- as to form, motion made by Sparks that the report be accepteJ. seconded by Taylor carried. Finance on reports The finance committee reported that the treasurers , gasoline and police judges Qs reports for the month of ‘tebruaxy be accepted and gaaced on file, motion made by Brokens that the report be adopted seconded by Miller Carried.. F.W. & Light A report from the Fire , Water and Light Committee recommending that the Council authorize the sale of 300 feet fo 10 inch. steel water pipe now stored in the warehouse on 23rd. .street at a price of 60 cents perfoot. was presented, motion made by Sparks that the report be adopted, seconded by Brokens, Ayes Brokens , Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. The Fire , Water and Light Committee recommended that the council auti.orize the exchange Of one used 30 h.p. fairbane:s Morse motor new value $335, and one used 8 inch low head centrifical pump new value .3370 for a Rex double diaphra g m dewatering pump, Motion made by George that the report be adopted , sedmaded by Fisher, Ayes Brokens , • isher , George, Dildine ,: Miller, Sparks and Taylor.. The Fire, Water and Light Committee repcommended that a street light be install- ed at 4th. and L avenue, motion made by George that the report be accepted and the light be installed, seconded by Brokens Ayes Brokens, Fisher, George, Dildine Miller , Sparks and Taylor. The following report was presented by the Fire , Water and Light Committee : I/ • 1. We recommend that the electrical ordinance be placed on its third and final reading at this time . 2. That the Fire Chief be appointed wiring inspector. 3. That the Fire Chief be appointed building inspector. 4. That both ordinance be rigidly enforced. 5. That in consideration of the fact that the Fire Chief will be required to carry on this inspection work during the time when he is free from his usual duties, we recommend that the fifty- dollars set t p in the budget for wiring inspection, be allowed hixi as compensation, in as much as all inspection fees are required by the ordinance to be paid to the city clerk. Motion made by Dildine that the report be 'adopted , seconded by George , Ayes Brokens, Fisher, George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. Light at Park Motion made by Brokens that the question of a light at Cauland Park be referred to the Fire , Water and Light Committee, seconded by George Carried. 6 30 March 19, 1935 Licnese on Drakias The Licnese and Police committee recommended that Wm. Drakias be granted a license for dances at the Taylor Hotel, motion made by Brokens that the report be adopted see€,eded-'6y-F4tgew and the license granted seconded by Fisher, Ayes Brokens , Fisher• , George, Dildine, Miller and Sparks,..'...Tay� Taylor. • Aamiljon Letter A letter signed by R. A. Hamilton 2um regard to the shuting off of water and the reduction of water rates was read, motion made by Sparks that the letter be placed on file, seconded by Miller carried. • Ordinance NO. Motion made by Fisher that Ordinance No. being am ordinance for safeguarding life and property by regulating and • providing for the inspection of the installation and maintenance in buildings of electric wiring, electric devices and electric material , creading the office of electricallinspector, and fixing a penalty for violation thereof. be placed on its third and final reading, seconded by Miller carried. Motion made by Brokens that Ordinance NO. regarding electrical wiring ect be adopted as a whole, seconded by Miller, Ayes , Brokens, George, Dildine, Miller ar.,d • Taylor, Nayes Fisher Sparks not voting. Ordinance NO. Motion made by Fisher to hold water ordinance over until the next meeting Withdrawn. Nation. made by Fisher that Ordinance NO. being an. Ordinance Amending Section L of Ordinance number 845, of the City of Anacortes, the some being an Ordinance entitled 0-An Ordinance specifying the rates to be charged for water sold by the City and authorizing the corporate authorities to contract for the sale thereof for • such period or periods as=may be areed upon; also authorizing the amendment of existing contracts with the Puget Sound Pulp and Timber Co . , to bonform to the rates • specified herein, and:repealing all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict, herewith, be placed on its third and final reading, seconded by Taylor, ayes , Broken' Fisher , George , Diidine , Miller, Oparlbs and Taylor. Motion made by Brokens that Ordinance NO. regarding water rates be adopted as a whole, seconded by Sparks, Ayes Brokens , isher, George, Dildide , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. Ordinance NO . Mot iJn made by Brokens that Ordinance NO. being and Ordinance pertaining to & providing for the regulation of vehicular traffic within the city; regulating the parking of vehicles on certain streets ; declaring certain streets to be , and establishing the same as , `'aaterial streets; m providing penalties for violation of the provisions hereof, and repealing all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith. be read section by section, seconded by Miller carried. Each section was read and on motion was adopted. Motion made.by Miller to hold the ordinance over until the next meeting, second ed by Dildine , carried. Resolution on notes A resolution instructing the City treasurer to accept notes for past due water bills was presented, motion made by Sparks that the resolution be accepted, seconded by Miller. Carried. Resolution licenses A resolution instructing the City Clerk to waiver all license fees which have been due and owing for more than two years was presented, motion made by Taylor that the resolution be accepted° seconded by Miller, Ayes , Brokens , Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. Variation of alley Motion made by Sparks that the resolution to vacate the alley in Block Thirty, Orginial plat , City of Anacortes and the hearing on the vacation be held April 16, 1935. seconded by Miller, Carried.. • Motion made by Sparks that the city Clerk be instructed to write a letter of thanks to the Affleck Brothers for the use of their stage to look over the new' road to the bridge , seconded by Brokens carried. There being no further business the council di dhten adjourn. Approved in open session this 2nd. day of April , 1935. Attest: Mayor City Olerk. April 2 , 1935 Roll C .11 • The City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokens, George , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call, Fisher absent. Mittia.taa approved Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Wiring & Building Inspector Mayor Mansfield appointed L: E. Snider Wiring _,nd building inspector. reports Report. The treasurer's , gasoline, police judge's and inventory caf.:the fire department were on motion referred to the finance committee. Burks suit Motion made by Sparks that the attorneys report on the Burke suit vs City be referred to the fire , water & light committee , finance committee City I 19 63i1 April 2, 1935 cont. Attorney and the Mayor for a report. at the next meeting, seconded by Taylor carried Water D. Inv. Motion made by Taylor that the inventory of the Water Department be placed on file and that the valuations be made at a later.date , seconded by Miller carried. flog catcher report Motion made by Dildine that the dog catcher be allowed to purchase six dog chains withdrawn. Motion made by [parks that .the dog cat chers report for the month of March be referred to the finance committee , seconded by Brokens carried. Aire & Posts for garbage grounds Motion made by Diidine that the question of wire and posts for the garbage grounds be referred to the street department , seconded lay George carried. Marine Supply Motion made by Miller that the Marine Supply Co. be given notice to vacate 2nd. street of all iron and junk by May 1, 1935, seconded by Dildine , carried. Townsend letter A letter of thanks from the Townsend Club for the sassage by the Council of a memorial to congress was read, motion made by Sparks that the letter be placed on file , seconded by Brokens carried. . McGill Application An application from G. H. McGill for a license for two card tables at 2120-atm. was presented , motion wade by Taylor that the application by referred to the License and police committee , seconded by George, carried. Watfs.mn. Application An application from A. R. Martin to lease the 5 acres , in section 25 was read motion made by Sparks that the letterrbe referred to the Fire, Water and light • committee , seconded by Miller, carried. . ,Ordinance No Motion made by Brokens that Ordinance No being an Ordinance pertaining to and providing for the regulation of vehicular trafficewithin the city; regulating the parking of vehicles on certain streets ; declaring certain streets to be, and establishing the same as, ` arterial streets;' providing penalties for viol- ations of the provisions hereof, and repealing all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith. be read section by section, seconded by George carried. On motion each section was read and mdoptede motion made by Brokens that Ordin. ance No being an Ordinance pertaining to and providing for the regulation of vehicular traffic, be adopted as a whole seconded by Dildine Ayes, Broken, George , Dildine, Miller, Sparks and Taylor. Coberley Bill A bill fuom T . A. Coberley in the amount of 0.59.60 for w„rk on the city hall was presented motion made by Sparks that the bill be placed on file , seconded • by Dildine carried. • Claims Claims against the current expense fund and other city funds fsr the month of Larch as follows were presented.. CURRENT EXPENSE . L. E . snider 5179 Salary 125.00 Bert Verrall 5180 w 100.00 M. G. Strock 5181 'P 95.00 M. Cookston. 5182 "T 95.00 George Olson 5183 Fireman 7. 00 C . Strock 5184 .8.75 A Mondahn 5185 lin3.75 Ed. McGovern 5186 _ IT 3.00 Vim. Beale 518 ° 1.50 Fred Fisher 5188 1t 3. 00 Earl Holmes 5189 tt 1t 9.25 Al Sellonthin 5190 2.25 Tom Brown 5191 t° 2.25 .Axel Anddrson 5192 `� 2.25 . Victor Berlin 5193 °' 2.25 • WM. Dorcy 5194 `' 2.25 M. A. Hartmann _ 5195 Salary 50.00 Lillian Kast 5196 if 50.00 . L. A. Lechner 5197 at- 50.00 .nstom Shaw 5198 r 22 .50 Al S e 11-n th i n 5199 10 15.00 Mrs. Christ Storme 5200 15.00 . ]Marion Watkinson 5201. R90.00 Cl. T . Horn 5202 it 127.55 Tom Brown 5203 . Patrolman 100.00 H. H. Hinshaw 5204 c 100.00 CI. A. Sparks 5205 Salary 115.00 . Wm. Dorcy 5206 . T. Driver 90.00 . Lynn Balcomb 5207 `4 Fr- 105.00 . T. W. Dodson 5208, Labor 50.00 A. V. McNeal 5209 17 15. 00 Lillian Kasi 5210 Cash Adv. 2.56 Anacortes American 52111 Printing 26.13 P. T. Garber 5212 Clerk & Election Supplies 17.97 Fern Press 5213 Supplies Treasure' 6. 50 I/ : E. P. Barker 5214 Bond treasurer 75.00 Kee Lox Mfg Leo. 5215 Supplies treasurer 5.17 City treasurer 5216 L.L. D. Assesment 307152 West coast tel co .. 5217 Tolls 2.70 Knapp & Ronneberger 521$8 Repairs fire dept . 1.00 . Anacortes Steam Laundry 5219 Laundry fire dept . 2.06 AnacartesWater Dept. 5220 Hydrants 395A00 Marine supply Co. 5221 Supplies fire dept . .60 Shannon Hardware Co. 5222 'r rr '= 3.40 Shell Oil Co. 5223 Oil for fire dept . 1.55 B. F. Goodrich 5224 Fire Hose 323.40 ,iiiii r _ 632 - April 2 , 1935 Eureka Fire Hose co. 5226 Fire Hose 304. q Sanderson Saftey Supply 5225 ro• m 323.40 American LaFrance Co. 5227-30 Paymsih & Int Pumper • 1,438.80 Union Oil Co. 5231 Oil street dept. 1.40 - Puget Sound P & L. 5232 Power & Lights 203.68 ' H. A. Taylor 5233 Supplies St dept. 3 .00 Benson Motor Co. 5234 • Repairs for street 22.86 Daves tire shop 5235 t: tP tt 3.50. Schwartz Iron Works 5235 IC " " 15.47 - • Marine Supply Co. 5230 Supplies for street 1.20 Bell I athine Works 5237 it tP It 46.25 Benson Motor Co. . 5238 Repairs for street 22. 70 20th. Street service 5239 Supplies for street 21..55 Eobert Northlund 5240 Gravel for street 2. 25' Pacific Iron & Metal Co . 5241 Supplies for street 3.25 Wm. Robertson 5242 Cleaning chimneys 10.00 Alvin Smith 5243 Supplies hall 30.75 Island Transfer 5244 Coal hall 54..68 Shell Oil Co. 5245. Gasoline 70 .00 Union Oil Co. 5246 '7 supplies fire dept. 57.90 • Shannon Hardware Co. 5247 Supplies city hall .68 W. T. Rice 5248 Dog catcher 16666 Be:,son Motor Co. 5250 Supplies police dept . • 6. 00 PARK DEPT.&FUND J. E. Harding - 815 Labor 80.00 Frank Knapp 816 r 70 .00 Current Expense 817 Gasoline 4.76 LIBRARY FUND E. Luella Howard 758 Salary 70 .00 • Evelyn Lundberg • 759 m 35.00 Tempa Mellott. 760 0 25.00 Fred Marshall 761 " 20.00 Henry Davey-- 762 Insurance 15.6,E Puget Sound News Co. 763 Books 47.32 Puget Sound Power & Light 764 Lights 7.40 WATER FUND Lew Willoughby 4022 Salary 175. Clyde -baker 4023 tc• 110.1 Geroge Thomas 4024 " 75 Lester Thomas 4025 Serviceman 100.0 Victor Berlin 4026 i0' 117. .a A. C . Mondhan 4027 Labor 119.60 7. A. Royce 4028 r� 18.00 Water Dept .(Cratzen 4029 tt 1.60 • tr n• (Olson 4030 7.60 m (Heglin) 4031 m 3.20 1° "( Uedlund) 4032 4.40 Lillian Kast 4033 Bookkeeper 25..00 Chas Stapp 4034 Stamps 5.00 • Tax Commission 4035 Business Tax. 139. 31 • Commeri :al Dock 4036 Freight 76.36 West Coast Tel Go. 4037 Tolls .& Service 5.40 • Current Expense 4038 Gasoline 28.98 Southside Hardware 4039 Supplies 26.72 • Anac or tes American 4040 "• 9. 00 Shell Oil C o. 4041 tO, 5.10 Palmer Supply Go. 4042 m 1.92 Pacific Iron & Metal Co. 4043 m 3 .25 Builders Iron Foundry 4044 ctl 9.41 Penn Salt Mfg Co . 4045 Chlorine 30.00 tilorthing-zon Gamon Meter' Co. 4046 Supplies 18.62 National Meter Co. 4047 m 25.2 EdghiJl Washer Co. 4048 Repairs 17.64 Current - xpense 4049 5ransfer dS funds 90 .00 W. S . Darley 4050 Supplies 9.44 Palmer Supply Co. 4051 '�'- 29.29 General Chemical Co. 4052 Subphate 397.50 Bell Machine '4orks 4053 Repairs 4. 05 Skagit Electric Co . 4054 i°r , 13.25 (Island Transfer 4055 Coal 12. 34 - H. A. Taylor 4056 Su plies 1. 50 - Marine Supply Co . 4057 cc'. 20 .82 • Schwartz Iron 'rroks 4058 01 , 32 Shannon Hardware Co. 4059 r . 19.06 • Benson Motor Co. 4060 Repairs. 9.40 111 Skagit Valley Tel Co. 4061 Tolls Avon 10.65 Union Oil Go . 4062 Federal Tax „56 Puget Sound Power & L 4063-66 Power & Lights 1,649 „40 Macs Wrecking House 4067 Supplies 3.00 Motion made by Brokens that the matter of claims be referred to the finance comm ittee , - seconded by Dildine carried. The finance committee to Whom the matter of claims was referred reported that they recommended that the claims be allowed and wc•rrants dram in favor of the spat:. - Motion made byBrokens that the report of the finance committee be accepted, secon- • ded by Dildine , ayes Brohens, George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. There being no further business the council did then adjourn Approved in open session this 16t . day of-April 16 .-/------ Ar ` Clerk. %'�-�a� Mayor. 66 b April 16, 1935 Roll Call The city Council of the City of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokens, Fisher. Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call, George. absent. Minutes approved Minutes or the previous meeting were approved as read. • New Street Lights. Motion made by Dildine that the resolution of intention of the City- Council to } order the improv'emen.t of commeri. al Avenue by the installation of an._.Ornamental Street Lighting. System be referred to the Fire. Water and Light Committee (With drawn) Motion made by Broken t that the resolution be adopted, seconded by Taylor Ayes Brokens , Dildine , Miller,and Taylor Nays• Fisher and Sparks. R .solution of - • Ffanchise Motion made by Brokens that the resolution in the matter of the application of the City of Anacortes for a Fran hise to day .pipe lines over certain roads in Skagit County, State of Washington, be held over until the first meeting in May seconded by Sparks carried. Ordinance tree bond Motion made by Taylor that the City Attorney be instructed to draft an ordinance reducing the treasurers bond to $22 ,500.00, seconded by Brokens carried. Police chief report The Chief of police report for the month of March was read, motion made by Taylor that the report be accepted and placed on file, seconded by Brokens carried. report Inventories. Inventories of the street and tire departments were presented, and were on motin accepted and placed on file. Water dept. Motion made by sparks that the reports of the water department be accepted and placed on file, seconded by Miller carried. Finance The finance committee to whom was referred the treasurers, police judges,, dog catchers.and gasoline reports for March and the inventory of the fire dept reported that the reports and inventory be accepted and placed on file, motion made by Miller that the finance committee report be accepted, seconded • by Dildine carried . License & Police The License and Police committee to whom tiie application of G. H. McGill for two card tables was referred reported that the recommended that the license be granted, motion made by Brokens that the report be accepted, seconded by Fisher carried. Fire, Water & Light The Fire, Water & Light Committee reported that the recommended the installation of a light in Causland Park, Motion made by Sparks that the report be accepted seconded by Brokens Ayes Brokens, Fisher, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. Committee Mayor Mansfield Appointed Brokens , Dildine and Miller as a committee from the Council to work with the American Legion on the 4th. of July celebration. Cartwright Letter A letter from the Bank of Commerce stating that they would pay one fourth of one per cent on active business,otnterest on city deposits was read motion made by Taylor that the letter be referred to the finance committee, seconded by Brokens carried. Ordinance NO Motion made by Taylor that ordinance NO being an ordinance vacating all of that portion of alley lying in Block Thirty, Orginal Plat , City of Anacortea , Skagit County Washington, lying westerly of the west line of Lots three and eighteen in said Block, if extended across said alley. be placed on its first and second reading by Title, seconded by Dildine ayes , Brokens , Fisher, Dildine, Miller, Sparks and Taylor. . Committee .Motion made by Sparks that Ordinance No be referred to the Judiciary and City Attorney, seconded by Dildin.G, Carried. Resolution on Federal building A resolution asking the support of the Senators & Representatives far a Federal Building for Anacortes, was introduced, motion made by Taylor that the resplutin be read, seconded by Dildine carried. Motion made by Brokens that the regalut ion be adopted., seconded by Sparks carried. Coberley bill. Motion made by Miller that the Coberley bill for work on the City hall be taken up at the next meeting of the Council., seconded by Fisher, Ayes Brokens, Fisher Miller and Taylor Nays Dildine and Sparks. • Motion made by Miller that the Mayor be given power to hire any additional help • for the street department in 1egard to carrying out the provisions of the Secondary Highway law of 1935, seconded by r'isher, Ayes Brokens, Fisher, Dildine Miller, Sparks and Taylor. There being no further business the council did then adjourn. Approved in open session this 7th. day.of May 1935'. Attest : Mayor City 01e1k. r s b$6 1 May 7, 1935 Roll Call The City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor' Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokens. Fisher, ,George , Dildine , Miller, and Sparks answering roll call, Taylor absent. Minutes approved Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Reports On Motion the treasurers , police judge's and Gasoline reports for the month of April were referred to the finance Committee. Tennis court Motion made by Brokens that the question of repairing ' the Tennis Court of 6th street be placed on file, seconded by Fisher Carried. Water more ft. Notion-made by Miller that the water consumere be allowed 1000 feet of water for $2.50 instead of 500 ft. beginning the 15th. of may and continuing for three month, seconded by Brokens, Ayes Brokens , Fisher. George, Dildine , Miller, and Sparks. Taylor asks mayor to place his name on the roll. 'rallgren Letter A letter from Mon Co Wallgren in regard to a Federal Building for Anacortes was read, motion-made by Brokens that the letter be placed on file , seconded by Dildine Carried. -Attorney On Ord City Attorney, L. A . Lechner reported that Ordinance NO being an Ordinance vacating portion of- alley in Block Thirty of the original plat of the City of Anacortes was approved as to form, motion made by Dildine that the report be accepted, seconded by i,+iller Carried. Ordinance NO Motion made by Sparks that Ordinance NO. ' being an Ordinance vacating-all of that Portion .of alley lying in Block Thirty, Original. Plat , City of Anacortes•, Skagit County; Washington, lying westerly of the west line of Lots three and eighteen in said Block, if extended across said alley, be placed on its third and final reading, seconded by' George , Carried. Motion Made by Sparks that Ordinance No being an ordinance vacating portion of alley in Block. thirty of the original plat of the City of Anacortes , be adopted as a whole, seconded by Brokens, Ayes Brokens , Fisher, George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. Resolution Water Notion made by Taylor that the Resolution in the matter of the application of the City of Anacortes for a' franchise to lay pipe lines over certain roads in Skagit County, State of Washington, be accepted and the City Clerk be instructed to file an acceptance with the County Auditor, seconded by Miller Carried. - Resolution Sts Motion made by Sparks that the resolution setting up certain stree' i to be.?, designated as Secondary Hiway Streets be' acCepted and that one—bee placed—on file with the City Clerk and two sent to Seattle, Seconded by Brokens carried. • Light hearing Notion 'made' by Taylor that the hearing on the streetslights be continued to May 14, 1935 at 8 O'clock seconded by Sparks carried. Motion made by ..a.ylor that the brevious action be resinded and the hearing On" the proposed street lights he held at an adjourned.session of the council on May 10„ 1935 at 8 O'clock, seconded by Miller carried. Treasurers Bond A. bond in the amount of $7,500.00 for M. A. Hartmann City Treasurer was present ed Motion'made by Sparks that the bond be referred to the city attorney, sec nded by George, carried. Attorney on Ord. L. A. Lechner, -City- Attorney. reported on the existing Ordinances relating to garbage and garbage collections', motion made by Brokens' that these reports be accepted and placed on file , seconded by Fisher carried. Claims. Claims agaihst the Current Expense Fund and other city funds for the month of April were presented as follows: CURRENT EXPENSE FUND L.. E. Snider 5251 Salary & Cash Adv. 125:50 Bert Verrall 5252 P 100,00 M. G. Strock 5253 °t; 95.00 M. Cookston 5254 m 95.00 Geo. -Olson 5255 Fireman 2.75 C. Strock '5256 ft 3:50 A MOndhan '5257 °Q' I0 50 V. Berlin 5258 " .1:50 L. Moore 5259 r- .75 E'. Holmes- . - . ' 5260 ii> . . ' •75 U. A . Nartmann :5261 Salary & Cash Adv. 55.00 Lillian Kast 5262 m `V' " m- 53:00 L. A. Lechner 5263 ' 50:00 Austin Shad- 5264 m 22;50 All 'Sellenthin - '5265 w 15:00 Mrs. Christ 'Storme 5266 "' 15:00 Marion Waikinson 5267 'V 900:00 9 Ted Horn 5268 Salary & Cash Adv. 126,00 Harold Hinshaw 5269 Patrolman 100.00 Mom Brown 5270 'V 100.00 W. A. Spam's '5271 Salary & Cash Adv. 115.50 Lynn Balcomb '5272 Truck driver 88.54 Ulm Darcy '5273 sr m 79,..62 Earl Holmes 5274 'V EV 24.22 T'. W. Dodson. 5275 Labor 50 .00 A. VI. Mc1 eal 5276 a, 15.00 S. D. Temple 5277 Supplies for city clerk 2.90 1 635 . . - May 7, 1935 cont ,. • 1 1 • CURRENT EXPEAE cont. • J. J. Lockert 5278 - Repairs typewriter clerk 7.50 • Burroughs Adding Mach co. 5279 Ribbondfor adding mach. .75 Kerney's Variety Store 5280- Supplie clerk & Hall 2 5 • Pioneer 5281 a - . "r • • 7:62 • County Auditor '5282' • Recodding died .85 • West Coastj Tel Co . '5283 Toll's • 8.80 . - Lowman & Hanford 5284 Supplies treasurer 12 .66 • Pioneer F. '52.(:,5 a 18' .83 Pacific Coast Stamp ti`ltrks 5a86 '* m - .90 J. J. Lockert 5287 . r' a 1.00 • Southside Hardware Co. 5288 '7' fire dept. 2.25 - Marine Supply Co - '5289 - a r '" .20 Sogiart Iron Works . 5290 a " a 1.00 • Simpson' s 1'lectric Shop 5291 • "' " .8o • Automotive Parts Service 5292 It 11 Y6 7: 13 - Anacortes Foundry 5293 tr.' f9 t0 • 1.50 - Anacortes Steam Laundry .5294 Laundry for -fire d•ept '. - 1.05 • Kerney's Variety Store 55295- Supplies f o..• fire dej . 2:.20 • Sanderson Saftey Sur.ply Co. 5296 Fire hose 36/75' - Shannon Hardware Co. 5297 • Supplies for fire dept. 1.14 Ocean Produets '5298 - "' a a ar '1.25' Anacortes Water Dept. 5299 Hydrants 39.5.00 P. A. Dean 5300 Plumbing permits. 13.50 L. E . Snider 5301 Wiring inspection • 6.00 Kerney's Variety Store 5302 Supplies for Col ice dept . 23.13 • Maryland Cafe 5303 • Meals for police dept. 6.40 Dept of Labor & Ind 5304 ME. A. && Ind Ins 36.25 Howard Cooper Corp. 55305 Supplies for street dept. 36.50 • Schwartz Iron taroks 5306 a a a '' 1 ,37 • Anacortes Lumber & Box 5307 Lumber for street dept. 20.95 • J. JL Lockert 5308 Repairs typewriter st dept. 6. 50 $anBuren & 'heller 5309' Suppliesfor street dept . .30 • Knapp & Ronneberger 5310 Rep,-:irs for street dept . ' 5.95 • • S. D. Temple 5311 Supplies for street dept. .66. Island Transfer Co. 5312 Coal for city hall 51.71 - Allans Mercantile 55313 Supplies for city hall 1.54 Marion Watkinson 5314 Register of births & Deaths 12.75- Union Oil Co. 5315Gasoline 120.54 - Pioneer' • 5316 Council meeting book 46.30 - Will Bice 55317 Dog catcher 16.66 I/ . Pacific Coast Stamp Works 5310 Supplies police dept. • 3.97 Marine Supply Co. • 5319 Supplies for street dept . 1.41 ;u V. K. Asslen 5320 Engineer - 25. 00 Frank Berslick 5321 0117.50 Anacortes American 5322 Printing 34.77 Paget Sound Power & L. 5323, Lights. 166.63 - PARK FUND Drank Knapp 818 Labor 70 .00 J. E. Harding 819 n 80.00 Current Expense 820 Gasoline 3.64 The Fix-it Shoo 821 Supplies 1.00 Anacortes Ice_ Co. 822 a• 2.80 Van Buren & Mallet 823 t6 17.50 LIBRARY FUND E Luella Howard 765 • Salary & Cash Adv. 70.80 Evelyn Lundberg 766 a 35.00 Tempa Mellott 767 " 25.00 Fred Marshall 768 - a. 20.00 The Junior Library Guild 769 Books' 74.00 . • Frank E[[xenbaugh 770 " _ 57.77 BellingHam Bookbindery 771 Binding Books 43.04 E. P. Barker 772 Insurance 17.75 • Marshall Flagg 773 Wood 18.00 Anacortes Water Dept . ?74 Water ,;500 Puget Sound Power & Light 775 Lights6,:67 • Puget Sound New. 776 Booka 30.03 WATER FUND Lew Willoughby 4068 Salary 175.00 • Clyde Baker 4069 w 110.00 George Thomas 4070 " 75.00 Lester Thomas 4071 Service man 100.00 I/ • . Victor Berlin 4072 16 " 120 .80 A. C . Mondhan 4073 Labor- 120.80 Water Dept. (Verrall) 4074 "' 3.20 0 '¢ Seguin) 4075 "• 3.20 " '� (Rose 4076 It VP 0 "'(Decker) - 4077 " 3.20 as it (Olson 4078 ra- 3.20 '' a(Berlin) , 4079 '" 3.20 a " (Smith 4080 a3.20 a w (Summers) 4081 t'' 3. 20 a ' (Vlatcovich) 4082 a 3.20 i6 " (Jorgenson) 4083 a' 3.20 Lillian K'ast 4084 Bookkeeper 25.00 Dhas Stapp 4085 " Stamps 5.00 Tax Commission 4086 Business Tom. 186.19 r , 636 • . May 7, 1935 Cont. WATER FUND cont. Penn Salt Mfg Co. ' 4087 Chlorine _ 15.00 Eureka Pharmacy 4088 Supplies 1.90 Current Expense " 44089 Gasoline 22.26 What er Dept. ( Drake 4090 Paint job on car 37. 75 Neptune Meter Co. 4091 Supplies .30 Federal Pipe & sank Co. 4092 supplies 18.50 J. J. Lockert 4093 Supplies 1.00 Tholes Garage 4094 Repairs 12 .50 Arvid Hamburg 4095 Reapirs 79.07 Palmer Supply Co. 4Q96 Supplies 2.8.06 Lowman & Hannford 4097 Supplies 5.75- Venn Salt Mfg Co. 4098 Chlorine 30.00 Dept of Labor & Ind 4099 Ind Ins & M. A. 35.10 • West Coast Tel Co. 4100 Tolls & service 3.45 Kerney's variety sotre 411101 Supplies 16.29 Current Expense 4102 Transfer of funds 90.00 H. Mansfield 4103 Gash Adv for typeing 30.45 Anacortes American 4104 Supplies 31.25 Van Bpren & Heiler 4105 Supplies 4.35 . Standard Oil Co. 4106 Supplies 18.277 Skagit Electric Co. 4107 Repairs 4.50 Anacortes Lumber & Box 4108W Lumber 21.25 Southside Hardware Co. 4109 Supplies , 5.22 Union Oil Co•. 4110 Supplies 3.79 Schwartz Iron Forks 4111 Supplies 18.03 The Bristol Co . 4112 Supplies 7.80 S. D. Temple 4113 Supplies .75 Knapp & Ronneberger 4114 Kepairs 31.69 Island Transfer 4115 Coal 11.29 Marine Supply 4116 Supplies 43.38 Shell Oil Co. 411 Gasoline 26.25 Puget Sound Power & Light 4118 Power Lights 31.57 Shannon Hardware Co. 4119 Supplies 23.84 Simpson's Electric Shop 4120 Supplies . . ,75 • Puget Sound Power & Light 4121 4122 Power 794.51. • SECONDARY HIWAY FUND Lowman & Hanford 1 Supplies 38.87 Marine Supply 2 Supplies 18.6o Puget Sound Power & L 3 Power at Crusher 37.50 J. L. Rumsey 4 , Wood 3..00 I. 20 t_ . St Service 5 Tires 20 .08 Shannon Hardware Co. 6 Supplies 5.75 Current Expense 7 Gasoline 8.40: • Howard Cooper Corp 8 Supplies 46.10 Lynn Balcomb 9 Truck Driver 16. 16 Wm. Dorcy 10 " ca 10358 Earl Holmes_ 11 " '0 17.30 W. A. Sparks 12 Supervisor 25.00 Lillian Kast 13 Clerical 25..00 Motion made by Taylor that the matter of clans be referred to the Financ Committee, seconded by Brokens Carried. The Finnance Committee to whom the matter of claims were referred reported that they'reeommended that the claims be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of the same, motion made by Brokens 'that the report of the finance committee be " ' accepted, seconded ::y Miller, Ayes Brokens , Fisher, George , Dildine, Miller, Sparks and Taylor. Buckets case Motion made by Taylor that the City Attorney be instructed to settle 4kesa t the suit of VT. R. •Burke against the City and to ' stipulate the cost in the terma of the agreement , which are not to exceed 10:00 and that the amount be paid from the CurrentWater Fund, seconded by Sparks, Ayes Brokens, Fisher, George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. Coberley Claim Elation made loy Taylor that inas much as Coberly''s claim of 3159.60 was re j ectee by the previous council that the .present council go on record "as substaining the former councils action, seconded by Dileine , Ayes Brokens, George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor, Nays Fisher. Water users Motion Made by Taylor that a notice be publidhed in both city papers to the. effect that the "meters -will be taken out old all delinquent water users , who do npt pay their bill_ or sign a 'deferred' payment' blank by May 16 , 1935, seconded Tby Miller Ayes, Fisher, George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor Nays Brokens. Vacations Motion made by Fisher that all lady city employees be allowed two weeks vacatio•1 seconded by Sparks , Ayes Brokesn, Fisher, George , ildine, Miller, Sparks and Taylor. There being no further business the council did" then adjourn. Approved in open session this 21st . day of May 1935. . -,--:-/-r . '22-74-73/... Attest : Mayor ' City CC e R 637 May 10, 1935 Roll Call The City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in adjourned session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and councilmen 'Brokens, l'isher, 'Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call, George and Dildine absent . Minutes Motion made by Sparks that the minutes of the previous 'meetin be corrected to read that the meeting was adjourned until May 10, 1935 at o O'Clock, seconded by Taylor carried. Specifications Motion made by Brokens that the specifications of the proposed street light- ing be adopted with the few corrections to be made by the City Attorney, seconded by Miller, Ayes Brokens, Fisher, Miller, Sparks and Taylor, Ordinance NO Motion made by Sparks that Ordinance No being an ordinance providing for the improvement of Commerical Avenue from hT' ird Street tb Ninth Street , by the installation of an electrical street lighting system:, on both sides. of said street , in accordance with the resolution of intention adopted by the city council of the City of Anacortes, State of Washington; creating a local improvement district therefor, and' providing that payment for the said improvement shall be made by special assessments upon the property in said district, payable under the 'methof of paymnnt by bonds , be placed on its first and second reading by title, seconded by Taylor carried, Motion made by Sparks that Ordinance .NO be placed on its third and final reading, seconded by Brrkens carried. Motion made by Sparks 'that 'Ordinance NO be adopted as ' a whole, sedonded by Brokens , Ayes Brokens , Fisher, Miller, parks and Taylor. Motion made by" Brokens that the City Clerk be instructed to call for bids on the proposed street lighting system seconded by Fisher carried. Therecbbing no furthur business the council did then adjourn. Approved in open session this: 21st. day of May 1935. • • Mayor Attest: City C etii. May 21, 1935. Roll Call The City Council of the city of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokens , Fisher, George , Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call Dildine absent. Minutes approved Minutes of the previous meeting were approved .as read. Clerks report The Clerks quartely report was presented, motion made by Millar that the report be referred to the finance committee, seconded by Brokens, carried. Chief police The Chief of police report for the month of April was presented, motion made by Brokens that the eport .be accepted and placed on file, seconded by Miller carried. St. Supt. A report from the Street Supt for the month of April was presented, motion made Taylor that the report be referred to the Street Committee, seconded by Fisher carried. Fire Chief. The fire Chief's report for the month of April was presented, motion made by Brokens that the report be accepted and placed on file, seconded by George carried. Finance on rep- orts The finance committee reported that they recommended that the Treasurers, Gas oline and Police Judge's reports.:for the month of April be accepted and Placed on file, motion made by Hiller that the committee report be accepted, seconded by Brokens carried. Sprinkling A petition from several residents of the city asking the city council to issue sprinkling permits was presented, motion made by Sparks that this petition be referred to the Fire , dater & Light Committee, seconded by Brokens Carried. Avon water users A petition from the consumers of water of the Anacortes Water department on the Highway asking for a reduction in the water rates , was presented motion trade by Sparks that this petition be referred to the Fire , Water & Light Committee, seconded by Fisher carried. Conventions Motion made by Sparks that the Fire Chief, Chief of Police and 'Water Supt . be allowed, gasoline, oil and replacement in their departthents with a man while they attend the various conventions of their departtent s, seconded by Brokens, Ayes , Brokens , Fisher, George, Miller, Sparks and Taylor _638 May 21, 1935 Fire Crackers Motion made by Brokens that the ordinance prohibiting fireworks in the Oity limits be enforced, seconded by George, Ayes Brokens, George , Sparks and Taylor, Nays Miller Fisher not voting. Dog tags Motion made by Sparks that the City Clerk be instructed to order 500 dog seconded by Brokens, Ayes Brokens , Fisher, George , Miller, Sparks & Taylor. Sparks and George excused. Call for bids Motion made by Taylor that the 'City Clerk be instructed to call foi' bids on the • • proposed street lighting system according to the nearest legal date, seconded by Brokens carried. Attorney City Attorney, L. A. Lechner reported that the bond in the amount of $7,500.00 for M. A. Hartmann, City Treasurer executed by the Sun Indemnity Co. , was approved as to form, motion made by Taylor that the attorney's report be accepted seconded by Brokens, Carried. There being no further business the council did then adjourn. Approved in open session this 4 day of June 1935. Attest: `�✓. `�' -rrr� Mayor. City Clerk June 4, 1915 Roll Call The City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor • Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokens , Fisher, George, Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call. Minutes approved Minute: of the previous meeting were approved as reads Dildihe enters. Reports The treasurers , gasoline and police judge's reports f'orrthe month of May were on motion referred to the finance committee. Finance on Clerk's report The finance committee reported that they recommended that the clerk's report be accepted, motion made by Brokens that the committee report be accepted and placed on file , seconded by :Fisher carried. Fire , Uater & Light water rates The Committee on Fire, Water & Light to whom was referred the matter of reduction of water rates to consumers on the main pipe line reported that they recommended that this reduction be. not granted, motion made by Sparks that the committee report be accepted and placed on file , seconded by Brokens •carried. Fire , Water & Light re sprinkling permits The Fire, Water & Light Committee to whom the matter of sprinkling permits was referred reported that they recommended that the same be not granted, motion made by Brokens that the committee report be accepted and placed on file, seconded by Sparks carried . • Purchase of Gable.. Motion made by Miller that 1100 feet of 1/2'' cable for the crusher be purchased from the secondary highway fund, seconded by Dilgiine , Ayes Brokens, Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. • Petition A petition asking the Mayor & Council for the removal of a partially burned dwelling on 5th. & I' Avenue was presented, motion made by Sparks that this peitition be referred to the police committee for a report at the next meeting, seconded by Brokens, carried. Fomo Application An application from Victor Fom,;. for a dance license at the milks Home 6th. & was presented, Motion made by Taylor that the application be granted, seconded by Miller , Carried. Secondary Hiway Motion made by Fisher that the question of rising the street dept . employees salaries from the money in the secondayy hiway fund be referred to Mlle Finance committee to obtain such information as they can and report at the next meeting' seconded §y Miller , carried. Pulp Hats A resolution requiring theV' citizens of Anacortes to wear pulp hats was presen- ted, motion made by Miller that the resolution be adopted, seconded by Dildine carried. Welt claim A claim in the amount of lb.60 to Id. V Welts for fees in the Burke case was presented, motion made by George that the claim be allowed, seconded by Brokene, amendment made by Taylor to the motion that the claim be allowed from the General water fund , seconded by Miller, Ayes Brokens, Fisher, Dildine , George, Miller, Sparks and Taylor. ClUdas Claims against the current expense fund and other city funds for the month of May were presented as follows: p 1 6 3 9 • June 4, 1935. CURRENT MOEN`S:E 1'0ND ' . L. E. Snider 5324 Salary & Cash Adv. 126.00 Bert Verrall 5325 sr 100.00 M. G. Strock 5326 m 95.00 i . M. Cookston 5327 °�' 95.00 C. Strock 532 Fireman 9.75 Alin, Dorcy 5329 « .75 Geo. Olson 5330 75 d. McGovern 5331 'D .75 A. Mondahn 5332 tr .75 Al Sellenthin 5333 fT .75 M. A. Hartmann 5334 Salary & Cash Adv. 55.00 • Li.:.lian Kast 5335 " , m , 53.00 L. A . Zechner 5336 i7 50.00 Austin Shaw 5337 t° - 22. 50 Al Sellenthin 5338 °c • 15.00 Mrs. Christ Storme 5339 " 15.00 Marion Watkinson 5340 " 90.00 T-edn Horn 5341 Salary & Cash Adv. 126.00 Harold Hinshaw 5342 19 100.00 Zorn Brown 5343 14 • 100.00 W. A. Sparks 5344 Salary & Cash Adv. 116.77 Lynn Balcomb 5345 1, 105.00 Wm Dorcy i1 90.00 0 W. A . McNeal 5347 Labor 20.00 D. A. MacDonell 5348 m 11.20 . J. E. Mansfield 5349 Cash Adv. 1. • H. 0 . Davey 5350 Tresurer Bond 37. 50 • Sanderson Saftey Supply 5351 • Supplies for fire dept; 39 .12 Anacortes Laundry 5352 Laundry for fire dept. 2 .15 • Automotive Parts Service 5353 Supplies for. fire dept. 1.35 Anacortes Water Dept. 5354 Hydrants 395.00 West Coast Tel Company 5355 Tolls for police , st . tres. 7.70 L. E . Snider 5356 Wiring Inspection 5. 50 S. .D . Temple 5357Supplies for street dept. 2. 5 Puget Sound Power & Light 5355 Lights 166. 18 Southside Hardware Co. 5359 Supplies for street dept . .54 L. Strong 5360 Clerical work tree 3.84 Kerney's Variety Store 5361 Supplies city hall - 1.35 Schwartz Iron works 5362 Supplies fire dept . '1.25 Union Oil Co. 5363 Gasoline 9 .40 Benson Motor Co , 5364 Repairs for police dept. 18.59 Shannon Hardware Co. 5365 Supplies fire dept . 1 ,:..ag W. T. Rice 5366 Dog Catcher 16.b6 Frank Berslick 5367 Engineer 40.00 Cl. K. Assein 5368 11 27.50 Cecil Pilon .5369 "' 12.50 WATER FUND Lew Willoughby 4123 Salary 175.00 Clyde Baker 4124 rr - 110.00 Gee. .Thomas 4125 m 75.00 Lester Thomas 4126 re• 100.00 . Victor Berlin 4127118.00 A. C. Mondhan 412 "'Labor 123.20 R. A . Rice • 4129 te- 19.20 Lillian Kast 4130 Bookkeeper 25.00 Tax Commission 4131 Business tax 186.99 Chas Stapp 4132 Stamps 5.00 Worthington Gamon Meter 4133 Supplies 1.65 W. S. Darley 4134 " 15.1 Skagit Valley Tel Co. 4135 Tolls Avon 4.05 Current Expense 4136 Transfer .:f funds 90.00 West Coast1io. 4137 Tolls & Service 5.20 Puget Sound P _f Light 4138 Power & Light 23.20 . L. Strong 4139 Clerical wo ?k 4.16 Penn Salt Mfg Co . 4140 Chlorine 45.00 Marine Supply 4141 Supplies -56066 87.32 Southiside Hardware Co. 4142 14' '58:66 2.36 Schwartz Iron Vlroks 4143 1'r 3v9 V'an Buren & Heller 4144 la _2r46 1.10 Current Expense 4145 Gasoline ' L;IO 30.52 S. D. Temple 4146 Supplies -30,.5 2` .31 95 Benson Motor Co. 4147 Repairs �.31r 6.95 Shannon Hardware Co. 4148 Su: plies 6,95- 1.223 Kerney's `variety scbore 4149 M _27 23 11.7 Island Transfer 4150 Coal -1033 R. V. Welts. 5151 Filing gees Burke case 16.60 LIBRARY FUND Z. Luella Howard. 77Z Salary & Gash Adv. 70.80 Evelyn Lundberg ?78 it: 35.0.0 Tempa Mellott 779 1? 25.00 Fired Marshall 780 11 20.00 • An•_,.cortes ater Dept. 781 Water 2. Puget Sound P & L 782 Lights 5 .72 Puget Sound News Xo 783 Books 11.61 G. D . Shannon 784 Insurance 60.57 PARK FUND r 640 • J. E. Harding 824 Labor 80.00 Frank Kaapp 825 . to 70.00 Current Expense 826 Gasoline 5.8b G. D° shannon 827 Cash adv for rope 5.00 The fix-it shop 828 Supplies 1.00 ' Van Buren & Heller 829 m 11.00 Shannon Hardware Co. 830 ra 32.26 SECONDARY HIWAY FUND • . Bak/ Holmes 14 Truck Driver 110.00 . FF. Brokens 15 Crusher Maur 16. 96 . W. K. Assle n 16 'abor 16.00 . G. Pilon 17 Labor 16 .00 . T. W. Dodson 18 Bookkeeper 25.00 Lillian Kast 19 Power • 37.50 Puget sound P & L 20 Painting Signs 5..00 . Stanley Anderson 21 Gasoline & oil 57.80 . _ Current Expense 22 Supplies 2.00 . marine Supply 23 Faint 104.50 W. H. Beard Paint Co. 24 Supplies 27.00 _ Howard Cooper Corp. 25 Tire 'nor truck 26.19 20th. Street Service 26 Supplies 113.84 Marine Supply 27 Interest on warr_nts 10.00 City Treasurer 2b Supplies 44.32 Schwartz Iron Works 29 Supplies . 2.20 Pan Buren & Heller 30 Repairs 8.25 Benson Motor Co. 31 Supplies 22.50 Shannon Hardware Co. 32 " 6.40 Knapp & Ronneberger 33 • ►0 11.64 Shell Oil Co . 34 to 275.24 Equipment Aount< 35 Rent equip. Motion made by Fisher that the street department employees referred to-tke in the proposed resolution (Sparks 15.00, Balcomb 15.00 and Dorcy 25.00) to be paid by the secondary hiway Eland be laid on the table and the balance of the claims be referred to the finance committee, seconded by George Caraied� Puget S. P. & I� Co. Motion madd by George that the Puget sound Power & Light claim for the water department be paid, seconded by Dildine, Ares George, Dildine Nays , Brokens , . Fisher, Miller, Sparks and Taylor. • The Finance committee to whom the matter of claims was referred reported that . they recommended that the claims be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of the . same, motion made by Sparks that the finance committee report be acepted , . seconded by Brokens, Ayes Brokens , Pisher, Sparks and Taylor, Nays George & Dildine , Miller not voting. .. Street lighting bids Two Bids on the proposed street lighting was presented notion made by Brokens that the bids be opened and read, seconded by Dildine, carried. Motion made by George that the NePage McKenney Company bid on proposal No 1 • of $5,295.00 be accepted seconded by Dildine, Ayes Brokens , Fisher, George , Dildine and Miller, Nays Taylor, . �parks not voting. There being no furthur bu. iness the council did then adjourn. Approved in :open session this 18th . day of June 1935. 2-47K):-,-)304 T![ayo r . . Attest : . (- -r-e,,e-ira-t-e,--,/cg-o--i . City Clerk. C tUNCIL MINUTES' VILLUME 06- 18 - 1935 Thru 06 -06 - 1944 ' 1 June 18 , 1935. Roll Call The City Council of the City ar Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor Mans- field presiding and counciimeni; Brokens, Fisher,. George, Dildine, Miller and Ill sparks answering roll call, Taylor absent. Minutes approved :Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. wisher appointed Mayor Mansfield appointed Mr. Charles Fisher inspector on the new street lighting. Special Comm. Mayor Mansfield appo .nted a special Committee of Brokens, Sparks and Taylor to investigate the question of rate of pay for refief' men working on parks. Fire Dept: report. The report of the fire department for the month of May was presented, motion made .by Brokens that the report be accepted and placed on file , seconded by Fisher carried: . Water for boats Blanks for calling for bids on water for the U. S. Boats while they are in Anacort. .ea, was presented, motion made by Sparks that the blanks be referred to the Fire, Water & Light Committee and the Water-Supt . with power to act , seconded by Dildine, Ayes, Brokens, Fisher, George, Dildine, Miller and Sparks. Finance re Interest _The finance committee to whom. the matter of interest on city deposits was referred recommended Y't1 aththe city acceptethe one:fourth of one per cent until such time as some change was made, motion made by Brokens that the report be accepted and placed on file for future referrence, seconded by Miller, carried . Finance re reports The finance committee to whom the treasurers, gasoline and police judges reports were referred reported that the recommended that the reports be a;cepted and placed on file, motion made by Miler that the report be accepted seconded by Brokens carried. III Resolution re st. A resolution regarding the salaries of the street department as follows: ¶. A. Sparks $'15.00 Lynn B'alcomb $15:00 and William Darcy 25'.00 oer month in addition to their present salaries, one truck driver to receive $110.00 per month . and all day labor employed on projects set under provisions of Chaper 111 , laws of 1935, to receive U50 per hour, was presented motion made by Brokens that the Resolution be adopted,. seconded by Miller, Ayes Brokens, Fisher, Miller, Sparks . bays George and Dildine: There being no further business the council did then adjourn. Approved in open session this 2nd. day os Auly 1935. -)40-77/7 ) A ttest: A Mayor. • City C e rk 111 DULY 2, 1935. Roll Call The City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and Councilmen Brokens; Fisher, George , Miller and Taylor ,answering roll call, Sparks and Dildihe absent : . Minutes approved °Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Sparks asks to have 11ame placed on roll. Claims °Claims against the current expense fund and other City funds for the month of June were presented as follows: CURRENT EXPENSE ,L. E. Snider 5370 Salary 1240 Bert Verrall 5371 tt 100. 00 =M. G . Strock 5372 w 95.00 SM. C°ookston 5373 t` 95.00 G. Strock 5374 Fireman 24.00 ' Geo : Olson 5375 IT 2.75 A. Mondhan 5376 °t' .75 'Da. McGovern 5377 it .75 . ` M. A. Hartmann ' 5378 Salary 50.00 `Lillian Kast 5379 '" & Cash Adv. 52.21 L. A. Lechner 5380 U' 50.00 °Austin Shaw 5381 ft 22.50, ill ,A1 Sellenthin 5382 11 15. 00 Mrs . Christ Storme 5383 t° 15.00 , ,Marion Watkinson 5384 tf 90.00 . .Ted Horn 5385 't' & Cash Adv. 126.75_ .Harold Hinshaw 5386 'I 100.00 oWrn. Dow 5387 It 100. 00 . fi.in. Rice 5388 Dog Catcher 16.66 ,W. A. Sparks 5389 Salary 115.00 .Lynn Balcomb 5390 tP 105.00 tm. Darcyto 9 A. W. Mceal 539192 't' 20.00 A . , 2 jUly 2i, 1935 • CURRENT EXPENSE-cant _ D. A.. M4CDOnue11 ; 5393 Street Sleeper - . 4200 A , AnaCortea American ,5394 , Publishing 7090, I% M. Baker Co. 5395 . Supplies ulek: 1:61 _I-...1 'BrOoka - F 5396 . !.r CIty,,Hall , , 346 II . Ian 's Mercantile 5397 . -tr tr ra .66 Anacortes Water:Dppt . • 5398' ,Hydni,his, 395.00 Knapp & Ronneberger 5399 Repairs for fire dept. '.50 Anacortes Steam Laundry: . 5400 - Laundry fire dept. 164 L. L. Snider . 5401 Cash Adt- fOr gaa 43 :44 L.. E. Snider 5402 . _Wiring Permits- . 5450 West Coast ,TelephOne 5403 Tblis ' ' - 4.55 Fern Press . ' . 5404 SdpplieS police dept. Marine SU ply Co: 5405 hid Ins & W.. A,_ , -34.64 Dept of Labor & ind • 5406 Lights ' . 164.37 Puget Sdand POWer & L, - . 5407 Supplies street - 9:00 Anadortes American. 5408 rr H.' A. Taylor 5409 . , L. Strong ; 5410' , 0lerica1 work tress . , 3.,84 Shannon Hardware Co. 5411. '. SUpplies fire & Vance .44 In L. Collins. 5412:. - Egineering 42..5 ' • PAHECTUND , • , . - J. E. Harding, 831 Salary : 80.00' , Frank Knapp , . 832 Salary :.: . 70.00 Gutrent Expense 833 . Gasoline , 4,90 Shannon Hardware 834 SUPplie0:: ' . , 14. 97 • Van Buren & RelIer 835 : m . . 1.90 . The Fix-it Shop . . 836 Grinairig:Alowoi. 1..00' ... ---- , . -LIBRARY FUND . , E. Luella Howard . 785 . ., 8 ,1o.ty: , 70.00 .EVelyn Lundberg. , , 786: 35.00. Tan .pa Mellott 78.0 m, , 25400 . -' Fred Marshall . , 780 vir- - 20'.0ci Ferri Press , 789 ' Supplies 11.75 Puget Sound NeWs co. 790 Hooks i423 Anacortes Water Dept. -- ., 791 . . Water - 7.15 Puget Sound. Power & Light 792' Lights 4..64 WATER FUND . - , . , . _ _ . Lew WilloUghby. . 4152 ' Salary' 175.00 Clyde Baker 4153 . 0-. 110.00' geb Thomas . 4154 9,.. - - /5.0a , , Lester Thomas ' 4155 Servic ,-manr,o, J , . . .. . 100.00 Victor Berlin 4156 . - re- '. ' 98.40 A. G. MOndhan 431 Labor 118.40 Water Dept. (T Entua 415 , m 12.80 Lillian Kast ' 4159' , . BOokkeeper 25.00 Chas Stapp . 4160 ' - - •Stamps ' 5.00 Tax Commission - . 4161 • Businead. Tax: 167402 Current Expense : - 4162 Gasoline 31.36 W. H. Beard Paint Co: 4163 ' Supplies '. - 20.90. Gurrent Expena .e ' ' 416-4 Transfer of funds; 90.0C AAnacortes. Americ _an 4165 , St„ippliea . '.. . , 9.25 H. A. Taylor • 4166 .. it. . - - , , 1.30 Dept. bf Labor kInd , 4167 - Ind. Ins & L . A. . 3600 . Richard Hollenbecic ' • 4167 - Repairs,for Moto r 2.00 L. Strong 4169 Clerical work 6.56 West Coast Telephone 4170 Tana & Service 5.7Q ' • Penn Salt Mfg Co. . 4171 Freight an chlorine 3i‘55 Gamon Meter Co . -4172 . Meter for port dock 93.64 Puget Sound Power kL - 4173 - PoWer &-Lighta 24.40 , Southside Hardware -CO, - ' f174 ,Supplies ' 11.31 Schwartz Iron Works, 4175 ; Repairs,: 210, . Marine Supply - , . 4176 ' Supplies .39i.53, Knapp & Ronneberger 4177 _ Repairs- 1.50 Shannon Hardware 4178 Supplies , 22..23 • Anacortes American 4179 : Printing - .390 . Scientific Supplies - . ' 4180: SUPPIi0Ei 1.25 Skagit Valley Tel co. 4181 Thus ' - 7.20 Puget Sound P & L. : 4182-85 PoWer & Light . 1,59344 , • SECONDARY. HIWAY FUND Equipment account 36 - - ,4riI Rental 60 .50 W.. A: Sparks 37 Street aupt. - ' 5.75. Lynn * , :BalOmab . , 5 Truck driver . ' .5..75.' WM. DOrcy 3 38 - m. m . 9.60 . , EarlHolmes ' . 39 . fr ' ., - 110.00. F. Brokens . 40- . . Labor 104:00 W. K: Asseln .41 - . m 104.50 ..,\ C . Pilon 42 , .. ' ' -104.50 T. IT: Dodson 43 . . . Street sweeper 5.040 A. M. Miller 44. _ 14.06i 64.00 • Southside Hardware Co. 45T. ' Suppliea, . 3.06 • • , Puget Sound Power & L - . 46 . _ ' Power at crusher -37-50 Island Transfer- . 47 Hauling- Supplies . 3‘75 • Lillian Kast - 48 , BoOkkeeper 25.00- Van Buren & Hailek, 49 , Supplies - MO Joe McLean 50 . . ' Labor & Rent Rquip. . 24.0 'Verson Lumber Co. '- 51 Lumber ' 3056- , . . , , . .41 0 J'uiy 2, 1935 cont. Secondary Hiway fund cont . • i,Iartindale Co. 52 Signs 25.50 Howard Cooper Corp 53 Supplies 173.71 Howard Cooper Corp. 54 "' 25. 50 20th: Street Service 55 "p 26.92 Marine Supply 56' 'r 13.15. rr� n' 57 rr 30.76 Shannon Hardware Co. 58 rr 2 .05 Railway Express co. 59 Fre!ght 7.80 Will Sackett 60 Brick 6.00 Puget Sound Nav Co. 61 Freight .80 Schwartz Iron Works 62 Supplies 15.37 Equipment Account 63 Rent of Equipment 326.00' Current Expense 64 Gasoline & Oil 64:38 Motion made by Taylor that the claims be referred to the finance committee , seconded by Brokens carried. Motion made by Taylor that the claims' be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of the same with the exception, of the Puget Sound Power & Light Co. claim for the water department and that 1G120.04 of the May claim and $286.43 of the dune claim be paid une-r protest , seconded by Miler. Ayes Brokens , Fisher , Miller, Sparks an•d''Taylor George voted aye on all claims except the Secondary Hiway fund c-laii. `Firing License Motion made by Taylor that due to the fact that the Ordinance requiring wiring . license was bat passed until after the first of the year-, that licenses be issued until Tan. 1, 1936 for $2.5O' provided that the applicant has a state license, seconded by Sparks carried: NePage letter A letter from NePage McKinney asking for their certified check for $ 300.00 was l read, motion made by Sparks that the Clerk be instructed to return the check as soon as the contract is received* seconded by Miller carried. Smith letter A letter from Chester Smith asking permission to float wood across Heart Lake was presented, Notion made by Sparks that the letter be referred to the Fire , Water & Light Committee , seconded by Brokens carried. Ordinance Motion made by Brokens that Ordinance Na.—_____.,— being an ordinance relating to and providing for civil service in the fire department of the City- of Anacortes', creating a civil service sommission, and providing for the appointment of the menbers thereof, and repealing all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith. be placed on its first and second reading by title seconded ly Taylor carried. Sparks excused. Motion made by Taylor that ordinance No being an ordinance providing for civil service in the Fire_ Department ,. be placed on its third and final reading, seconded by Brokens carried. Motion made by Taylor that Ordinance NO being an ordinance providing for civil service in the fire department be' adopted 'as a whole , seconded by' Brokens, Ayes Brokens, Fisher; George, Miller and Taylor: Ordinance Motion made by Miller that the ordinance creating the office of water cashier be held over until the next meeting, seconded by Fisher, carried. There 'being no furthur business the council did then adjourn. Approved in open session this 16th. day of July 1935. • Attest: Mayor city Clerk. - It • • l July 16, 1935. The City Council of the City of Anacirtes meet in regular session with Mayor Roll ,Call Mansfield presiding and council men Brokens,. Fisher, George, Dildine, Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Minutes * > The Treasurer's , Gasoline Chief of Police and the fire department reports for the Reports for Julie month of June were onCmotion accepted and placed on file. " ' Civil service Majror Mansfield appointed the following on the Civil service Commission Al. ' Commission. Sellenthin for Six years, Ed Keepers for four years and Fred Norman for two years. Fire, Water , Light ' Motion made by Taylor that the request of Chester Smith to float wood across Heart Lake be granted , seconded by Miller carried. ;} Motion made by Brokens that the insurance policy for the renewal of the insurance Insurance Park , on the House and Kitchen at Sunset Beach be accepted and referred to the finance committee, seconded by Dildine Carried . The clerk's report for the First six months of 1935was presented, motion made Clerks report p by sparks that the report be referred to the Finance Committee , seconded by Brokens Carried. Motion made by Dildine that the claims of Miss Knight and Mr. Bergstrom for Damage Claims damages substained in an accident on 26th. and Commerical be referred to the License and Police Committee and the City Attorney. There being no further business the Council did then adjourn. Approved in open session this 6th.. day of August 1935. Attest: Ma or. City Clerk • AUGUST 1 , 19'15. Special • The City Council of theCity of Anacortes meet in .peUaaar session with Mayor ,Roll Call Mansfield presiding and councilmen Fisher, Oildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor ' answering roll call, Brokens and George absent . The purpose of the meeting was to determine what could be done in regard to furnish- ing additional water to the Pulp Mill. Motion made by Taylor that the council authorize the Fire , Water & Light Committee , Finance Committee , City Attorney and Mayor to confer with the Puget Spund Power & iL Light Company and see what could be done in regards to power to pump more water, I/ with power to act , seconded by Fisher, Carried. There being no further business the council did then adjourn. if Approved in open session this 6th. day of August 1935. �. 7) ram/4 Mayo Attest : ity Clerk . • . ,• ) • . .. 5, . . August 64 1935. Roll Call The City Gthuncil of the City of- knacattes meet in - reizular session with Mayor ransfield-presiding and oothcilMenBrokens; Fisher, George , DildineiMiller, . . ; SParkS II and Taylor anawering ,rall call. , • Minutes' approved Miputes of . the' preViaUs A'. meeting , re approved as read. . . Reporta The. Treasure'es and Police Itdgels reports for the month of,Ttly were on motion accepted and placed on Me. . _ _,„. The gasolThe report for the month of July was an motion referred to the finance ' cammittee . .. • . Slot machines Motion made by Dildine that the Mayor write to the Persecuting Attorney 4alcilagg . , him to close all 'slat machines in the County, secnded by George Carried . . . , EXtra. Pollee Cl4ima in the amaUnt- of l',86.00.• for extra police 'for the fourth of TWA was' pr'esented4 motion made by Sparks: that the claims be allowed and the amount be paid from the ,contihgent fund,' seconded by Brokena; Ayea, Brokens4 Fisher, George, . 'Diidiriei Miller4 SParks, and Taylor . „ 1000 ft Water illation Made by TaylOr that ,1000-feet:of -water for $2.50 be. Continued far one more month4 Seconded by Spars4, AyOiBrokens:i; Fisher'i George , ildine, Miller,, Sparks and Taylor.' . -, 41 . Lechner & Drift- . - - . . . . . mier . ,A claim from L. .k° _LeOhner and Ben Driftmier for $75.00- attroney fees was presented motion made byBrokens that the claim be referred to the finance cammi.ttee. and the .. ,,...cily attorney and. if lit meet pith their approval, that the claim be allowed and paid from the' atrrent 'water. fund, the finance committee reported favorable on the Cliaim.III seconded by Dildine , Ayes BrakenS,. Fisher, George', Dildine , Miller, Sparks 1" anaT4Y16 0 . . Claims' Claims' aainst the Current Expense and other city funds for the month of July were presented aS 'fallowS: . CURRENT EXPENSE'. ' L. E. Snider .- .. • 5413 • Salary 125,00 Bert Verrall 5413 19? 100. 00 14.4 G. S::'tra .bk • . 5415 ' 95. 00 illf: Cookbton . 5416 !!, 95.00 C. . Strack , :' '.' 5417 Fireman 33900 $4 .Mandhan : '5418 le 0 . . 50 14a Hore . , . 5419 IN I i-5. 025' G. Olson , •5420' tr 2. 75: V. Berlin 5421 ' !!, 1,50 2ia, MCGoVern , 5422' ' L• "' 100: Fred Fisher .' , 5423 . • ' .!r- .75 . , . . _ M. . Hartmann 5424 Salary .. 50.00, Lillian Kast Strock 5425 . . tr & CaSh Adv. 52.18 L . A. Lechner 5426 . . le 50.00 Austin ShaW- 54-27 It . ' . 22,50' .Al Sellenthin ' 5428 , . 9- . 15,00 Mrs. Ohrist Storme 5429 iv '. , ' 15. 00 Marion. Watkinson 5430 . • . ii, 90. 00 TedHorn , ' ' 5431 ' w & Cash Adv: , 127‘75' • Harold Hinshaw 5432. ,. w , . . ' 100; 00 Tom Brawn. ' Wt. bow 5434 Patrol:wan Rice , : ' 5433 Iv • 5435, bag' Catcher , 50.00' . 50.00 16.66, TT, A.. Spark S . - *: ' : - 5436 .'.. Salary ' 115.00 cLynn Balcamb ,. - . 5437 ir , l05.;00 WM. Darcy ' ,. . . , ,: 543 'ft 90.00 A. W. McNeal, : - ' ',_ 5439 it. . . 20.00' D. A-VacDoneli , ,, _5440 _ . It . 42, 00 Kerney's Variety Store . , ,'. 5441 8upplies ,for clerk. .56 S. D. Temple 5442 -, "' Clerk & Treasurer 2.10 J. L. Ramsey . 5443. • _Mood for city hail 3:0G • Dybbra Market . 5444 Supplies- for city hall 1.00 L. E. Snider 5445 ' Wiring inspection 5:50 Marine SupplY 5446, Supplies police dent. .75 Dept of Labor & Ind • 5447 '•, M. A. & Ind Is 18 ,67 , West Coast Tel Co .' .. 5448 Talial . 850 L reka PkalameYfire hose d ' a.: 5449 Supplies: fire dept. 4.35. Shyder"s Pharmacy 5450 tv it, tr Tsland • TranSfer . 5451 Hauling Supplies' fire 2. 29 . ' Shell. Oil Coo „ 545Z supplies fire dept .68 Anac'ortes Water Dept, 5453. Hydrants 39500' Imerican La France ,CO.- , 5454 .Supplies firedept. 6.92 . , Puget Sound Power & L . 5455 Lights 164.26: ': , Shell Cil Company 5456, Oil- for.st dept . 16.93 Lowman & HanfOrd • 5457 Supplies street dept . 5.12 .' W. L. C011inS ' 5458 Engineering 21.70 Marion Watkinson 5459 R gistet of B & Deaths 11.75 , 546a Deputy city clerk 2205; Gladys. RtimSey' , L. atrangt 546L .Olerical work tres 6 .40 Shall. Oil CO. • . 5462 GGaealine 312.20 , Knapp.* Ranneberger . 5463 epairs.... for fire dept. 3.00 The Fixit 4hop, 5464 Supplies for fire ''' 1.20 Anacortes American . 5465 Pablishing ' 121 .42 L. Pollard 5466 Extra Police 16.00 D. Rayce 5467 . " !! 12. 00 H. Sparks' ( Morgan ' 5468 It Ft , z 8.00 tft: Dow. 5469 .• tr . 8, 50.00 . . I 12 CD 4iaziast, t , 3 .3.5_. Cont PARK FUND , e T.. E. Harding 831 • Labor . _ 80`..00. ii Frank Knapp' - 833, it 70.00 Current Expense 83.9 Gasoline 4..76 II LIBRARY .FUND N: dLuSIIa Howard 793 Salary; & Cash Adv. 70.80 Evelyn Lundberg .. - 794 . it 35 .00 Tempa Mellott: 795 of a5.00 Fred Marshall. 796. 1,, 20,.00 Fern Press - 797 Supplies 7.00 Belloinghain Bookbindery 798 Rebinding - 7.22 M. 4.. Baker . 799 Wood ' 6.0.0 Puget Sound Power & Light 800. , Lights 4:92. Anacortes Water Dept. 801 Water 4.40. Puget SoundG NV ws Co. • 802 Books 14 61. WATER FUND. Lew Willoughby 41864 Salary 175.00 Clyde Baker- - 4187 'r a . 110 .00' G. H. Thomas 4188 1' 75.00 ;ester Thomas 4189 rr. 100.00 Victor Berlin 490 11. 020 A. C: Mondhan . . 4191 ' Labor . . 99-.6 0 WaterD'ept . Hegiin) . ' . 4192 iP`-a 4480 VTaternDept (Chiabic) 4193 z ' r . 4 :80 Lillian' Kast Stroek: . : 4194 Bookkeeper 25.00 Current Expense 4195: Transfer of funds 90..00 Dept of Labor & Ind 4196 Ind .Ins `& M. A. 16.87 S. D. Temple 4197 Supplies: ' 1.12 Puget Sound P & L. ' ' 4198 Pole Rental. 1.00 Chas Stapp , . 41.9.9` _ . . _ _ . . Stamps 10.00 Wallace & Tiernan Sales • 4200 Supplies; 1.5. 6.6. Kerneyts Variety Store ' - '4201 !r" ° 3=75 Simpson°s ''llectri'c bhop 4202 rr' ' , ' 1.50 Seattle Plumbing Co..' 4203. E4' • 24.42 Worthington Gamon Meter Co. 4204 Meter ' 153.00 . Arvid gH�burg- 4205: . . Supplies; 7�.:25 Penn Salt Mfg Co. 4206 . Chlorine 30.00 Puget -Sound Power & L. 4207 . Power & Lights 22.3 : ` Current Expense 4208 .Gasoline 25:4 r Commerical Dock 4209 .Freight 100.77 Southside Hardware 4210 Supplies 16.79 Skagit Valley Tel. Co. 4211 J Tolls. & S ervioe 3.40 L. Strong ' " . 4212 Clerical` ork .. 5.12 w Marine Supply , . 4213 Supplies 55.32 Paget .Sound Power' & Light 4214 & 5 Pawer & Light .794:51 West Coast Tel Co,.. 4216. Tolls & Service 1.95 Shell .0il Co. 421: : Gas & 0`i1 29.6.9 Shannon Hardware Co. 421 Supplies - . .14.23 Kniapp <& Ro.nneberger ' '421 r-k 1. 15 The ix-it Shop ' 4241 _, . ,.Repairs 4.00 B,.,nson Motor Co. - 4221 't' 10.46, Lechner & D'riftmier 4222 Attorney Fees 75._00. There .was a great deal of discussion on some ,of the claims; Mr: George stating that he didtnt approve of all the City employees having a vacation and the C i t paying them', also, that there was a City' employee receiving $11400, per month,. going .through bankruptcy to avoid paying Mr: Dewar $200.00 house rent and other bills ; and he didtnt approve of having such people on the City payroll; Mr. Mansfield ask, Mr. George to whom he had ref:erranee to and he said George Thoma• , Filter Operator. and Mr: . Mansfield stated-that he thought it had been decided to give' the employees a acation. _ . - . • . Motion made Taylor that the Claims be referred to the finance committee , secon ded by Brokers. carried. The finan ce to whom the matter of claims were referred reported that tte claim-. be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of the same, motion made by Miller that the report be accepted, seconded by Brokers; Ayes B'rokens; Fisher, Dildine ; Miller, Sparks and Taylor, Nays George. Mr. Lechner City Attorney stated that he had accepted a position in Everett and wished to resign from his position as city attorney; Mr. Mansfield stated that he did 4'nt like to lose Mr. Lechner from the City employ but was glad of . the advancement for Mr. Lechner, and he appointed Mr. ,Wells to take charge of the City- attorney's work until such tithe as, Mr: Lechner returned, and could tak charge. of the work again. . There .,i4e- being no fuxthur business the council did then adjourn„: approved in open session this 20th. day of August o 1935: s Attest : Mayor - c City Clerk. - o , , - -- -1 .. . . ' . . . , . . • August 294 195. - . . . . . , RAIL Gall., ,The aity: Cauricia ,of the City afAhaaartes meet in regular session with Mayor iTansfield:presiding and ccrunciiMen Brakensi Pisher, Dildine, MilleP Sparks and II . Taylorroll answering call; George absent Minutes t .. , . .. . Minutes of the previous Meeting were approved as read. . - . . . - Councamen:george entered the Council Chamber and Mayor Mansfield ask that his ; - 'citime be placed on the roll; Slot machine a The question :Of removing sloitmachines fram . the city was brought up,. and after much: discussion 4rom"people in the audience both on removing :the machines and . . .retaining tiler/4 gautoilmarr. rusher made a motion that the question be held over far further Consideration ; there was no second to; Mr. Fisherls motion. Motion made by Dildine that the slot machines be removed from the City; seconded :by Gearge,, Ayes George & ,biidine, Nays Brokens, Fisher; Miller. and Sparka, . . Taylor not voting. --' , . . Chief of Poliae . Mayor Manafield• ttated that Ted Horn had resinged as Chief of Police and that he was appainting Uarold HinahaW as Chief' of Police , Motion made by tildine that the' appaIntment-of Mr: Hinshaw be approved by the council, seconded by Miller _carried. Streets Lights;. The - ,: The question of changing the lying- of the calbe for the new streets lights was presented; Mr. Lechner ask Mr.. Burman to-vhat extent the change in the cable was in the orginial apecifiCatians; and Mr. Burman stated it as an inproverlient on the present curb ; and would flat effect any other part of the specifications. Motion made by Taylor that in aa much as it appears that the installation of the cable far the lighting syatem, as setjlarth ' in the Specifications, due to the cOd struatian of the side walk an curb is impractical it is the desire of' the Ill . , Council that the same be installed in accordance with good engineering practice and eqdivalerit to the _speciIicattans and as nearlyas may be to the position : . apecifiedi, and in a good, and-workmari like manneri, secanded by Sparks Ayes . . Brokens ; Oisher, George , Dildine, Miller , Sparks and, Taylor. Fire- Report Ti14.--p.4ae4-€4-4he-giee-Pel4a*,4m,etit .The report of' the Fire- Department for the month of Idly waspresented, motion . • made byBrokens that the report be acoepted .and pladed on file , seconded by , Miller carried. . , .. _ . Bake a Grader Mation Made by Taylor that the- Streeta '& Parks Committee be Authorized to buy brakes for the, Grader', the' price to be ascertained first , seconded by Miller Ayea - Brokend , Pisher, Goergebildine ; •MIlier, Sparks and .Taylor. Rice application . An appaicatj.on fromHtr. T. Rice asking for a license to haul garbage in the City limits; vat preaented, Matian made by Sparks' that the application be referred to the license and police committee' to report at 'the, next meeting, seconded by Taylor aarried. , . . . . Insurance police . . . , . Car. ' An insurance policy for the .pAice car was presented, motion made py Sparks that the polide be referred to the license and police committee & city attorney, seconded by Dildine, carried. " . . 1936 budget The proposed budget for 196 was presented, motion made by Sparks that the budget be referred to the Mayor; seconded by Miller carried,: f . . : t —7 There .being rid further buainec;s the' council did then adjourn . . Approved ih open session this 3 day' of September 1935. II ' . . . . . .._ . , . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . Attest : . . Mayor . . . . . • 0. , . . . . ' . . . . City Clerk. , . . , ,, ,. • - . .,, . , , T. _ ' •:,*, - • , , . • ' . o • . ' . . o . . , . , , • . . . I . * . . . . . . . 0 . , . .. ' . .. - . c c • . o • . c , . , ' • 0 . — . , . , . - ' • • — : . , . . . . ' A ,Ni.• . • . • . ,. . . , . . ... .. _ . • Ir. _ _ . . . September 3, 1935. The City Council of the City of Anacortee meet in regular session with Mayor Roll Call Mansfiel.d. presiding and council men Brokena, Fisher,, George , Dildine, Miller, Sparks and Taylor. , , Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Minutes approvedII Mr. H. D. Jackson told the council that the new light standard. that was being Light standard installed in the drivewaiy to his undertaking parlor was hindering hit from park ing in the garage , and he would like to have the Location of the standard chang ed, motion made by Taylor that the Street: Committee investigate the changing of • the standard and that they be ,given pawer to act, seconded by Dildine , Ayes Brokens , Fisher, George, Dildine , Miller,.. Sparks And Taylor. Mt Driftmier was in the audience & Stated that the landlord would pay the expen-e The Police Judges and gasoline reports for the month of August. were on motion Reports. referred to the finance committee. M 4i-e.H-made-by-St3a ke . Fire equip 0 Harbor illation made by Sparks that the fire , water & Light committee investigate the question of exchanging fire equipment with Oak Harbor in case of an emergency, and report at the next meeting, seconded by Brokens carried: Motion made by Taylor that the water supt . be instructed to publish a =otime Water usdrs. that if -:eater bills are not paid by the 15th. of the month or a deferred pay • - ment motice signed stating the reason why the bill can not be paid, that the water will be turned off and a charge of 14.00 will be made for turning the water on again, seconded by Sparks carried. License com on police The License & Police committee to whom the matter of insurance for the police car insurance. car was referred reported that they recommended that the insurance be renewed and the policy accepted, motion -made by- Miller that the report be accepted, . seconded by Sparks carried. A claim in the amount of $5,Q300.00 of Hurry Jacobs fur damages' substained in a Jacobs claim II rear accident on 26th. street was presented, motion made by Brokens that the clam • be referred to the City Attorney, seconded by. Taylor carried: . A petition from the residents of 19th. street requesting a light at the alley Petition light 19th. . on M avenue between 19th: & 20th. streets , on motion was referred to the Fire , Water & light' committee . A petition from the Veterans. of Foreign Wars asking permission to erect four Petition V F W. highway school crosaing saftey signs was presented, motion made by Sparks that 1 e request be granted, seconded by Miller .Carried. f An estimate of the streets lights completed to date was presented, motion made Estimate of St light by Brokens that the estimate be referred to the finance :committee and the City attorney seconded by Miller, carried. - Bond attorney A bond for W. V. yells City attorney in the amount of 61000 .00 was presented, motion made by Sparks that the bond be referred to the City Attorney, sec.inded by Brokens carried. Claims Motion made by Taylor that the wages for the firemen used on the brush fire over and above the 12 call men and the wages of the extra policemen be paid from the contingent fund, if the claims are allowed .by the council, seconded by Sparks, eai2 }ed-,, Ayes- Brokens, Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller, Saprks & Taylor . Claims against the cuici;ent expense fund and other city funds for the month of August were presented as follows: II CURRENT E X(.PBTSE ' L. E. anider 5470 Salary- 125.00 Bert Verrall 5471 9" 100.00 M. C. S't ro ck 5472 'r 95.0a M. Cookston 5473 16 95•00. C`. Streak 5474 Fireman 82.25 V. Berlin 5475 'V 2.75 A. Mo ndhan 5476 'V 4.50 Geo. Olson 5477 " 18.25 L. Moore 5478 'r 2 .25 E. Holmes 5479 Pv •75 irm. Doter 5480 P9" 1.50 Ed. McGovern 5481 't .75 S. Mondhan 5482 94° Brush fire 11.50 G. Storme 5483 ' w 'r TV 5. 5o Ed. St evens 5484 Tr iV 1° 5. 50 John Weir 5485 It' U rt. 16.0o Ralph Verrall 5486 'P 'P 'r 11.50 P: Klauitt.er 5487 'V " n 10.50 G. Reuss 5488 ►" It, rr 3.00 Fred Campbell 5489 'V iv, w 7.50 Jim Sheahan 5490 'r 'r 'r .00 C . Berlin 5491 II It " 6..50 M. A. Hartmann 5492 Salary & Cash Adv. 55.00 Lillian Kast Strock 5493 'V It' 'a 'Q' 52. 00II L. A . Lechner 5494 V 50 .00 Austin Sill= 5495- Jr 22.50 Al Se lle nthin 5496 ', 15. 00 Mrs.. Christ Storm, 5497 es 15.00. Marion Watkinson .549$ V 90.00 Harold Hinshaw 5499 'a Chief Police 62.50 Toni Brown 5500 Patrolman 100.00 Wm. .ow 55Q1 IP 63.34 Harold Hinshaw 5502 'P 50.00 Laurence Pollard 5503 0 - 5.25 ih. G. Reuss 5504 °A 7.50 i • r,1 .• ..-i Se ot ember 3, 19-1.5 .,, - . . Curr'ent expense Gont.0 •- • . . . . . Wk.- sltice - S. 5' 505T Dog C- - ataher 3.6 66 Ilir. A. SParke ' ' 55a6 St Supt-4 . 115.00 I Lyhri: .Bal_cannlb., Win. ' . ,' A. 7iis.. 14b.geal.' ' . 55Q7 . 5508 - - - 550-9. Grade run . . Garbage & St Sweeper Truck:Driver. 1.05.00. . 'Dor 90 .00 20 .00 D. A i, 0)0nel' - 5510' 'Sit Sweeper 35..00 T. W. 'Docl."-son ' . 5511 IV ' . At'' ' , 44. 80 H. 2.<: -Man df feld - 5512 Crash Adv. Ted Horn Salary 62.50 Ana Co rt ea American . ° 5513 ' Printing & Supplie s clerk 8.73 S.-.- .D. •,Temple2... n 5514. Supplies', clerk .15- • Shannon-Hardware Co... 5515 Supplie's city hail L60 • ,Island Transfer ,.T - - - 5516 • Coal. city hall , 38 .98 iiiezit, Coast Tel *CO 6i-4 A 5517 T..on ta - 8.10 _ • ai :son-t - Electric shop 5518 Supplies f ire dept .25 klancnor tee Steam Laundry 55,19 - La;iiitidry fire dept . ' 4.18 • Warine Supply ,. 5520:, ' - ,, Supplie fire dept . 1.42' Shannon. Ffardware 'C"ci i 5521 •.' Supplied f ire dept . 11.75 Anacorte sn-,Va.ter Dep.t.. 5522 ' Eydrants 39 5.,00 Americnan, LaFrance Co. . 5523 Supplies f ire dept . , . ,..,, , .2..12 • ,..V. S. D'arley Co.. 5.524. Supplies f i re - dept . 32 .49 L. E,. Snider - 5525 ' Wiring & Cash Adv. 6.50 M. R., KinglIey ' - - 5-526 t . Insrxr scar 33..15' Kerneylfs: Variety,tY Store 5527' - Supplies police ' dept. 1.20 • . . . .. . Standard Oil Ca4 55281 , It tt. • • it? . • 'Fern. Pre s-s:' ' ' - , - 55-29:• . ' It . . IP ili liarine 'StipplY = ' ' 553 P ' it = • • it, , IV . ' S. D. Teinpie' '. ' 55'31 ' Supplies street ,ctpett,, c 14 0 A.. L. 'B.. gill. - - - -5532 ' it tr . , tr 26:17- 'Seattle I Rubbern Stamp ' 5533 ' . Dog Tags , 17400 .L. trong S , Clerical rk treasurer • 1.28. , • Dept: of Labor & Ind 5.535 Ind Ins & ILA: 22.06 SimpSOntrs .1'.;lectric; 5534 ' we ' 5554 upplie for police dept. 10.03. ' Thole:s-Garage - .5537 : Repairs for fire dept . 16,00 L. E. Johnson 5538 Engine . . ere. 13. 00 , . .. . . • WATEP. FUND . . • . Lew' Vill'oughby 422'3 ' Salary , 175.00' Clyde Baker • • 4,224 .• , 110.00 G.. H. Thomas 4225' ------ '-'" ' - ' -.- 11- -' 75. 00 • Lester ThothaS -, • • • 42'26 , . 6e rvic-ern.a,n . 100. 00 Victor• Beri.44 .. . .. 4227 - HT 124.40 . ' A. C. liondhab • • . 42 8 . , • - Labor t , - , , .123.20 i'anter •Dept . Decker 4229 1r ., _ , . 6.40 .,. ft "' ‘"Smith, 4230 . , 6.40 . „ ._ . ,.. .Olson . 4231 • ,,,,. 4.00 • .. „ . ' , ... Lillian Kast otrock• 4232 - - BOOkkeepex,.`. 25. 00 S ' • . . L. trang• ' . 4233 • CleriCal work ' . , 10.56 Tax qommi se i On . 4234 Business tax ', 360.3,9. Chas Stapp 4235 Stamps • , 6. 00 Current Exbense • 4236 - ' - t Gasoline 31 .92 S. p. Temple = , .423.7 Supplies • . • 1405 , • , . . •d-ur .rent expense • 423 Trans"fer of funds 90- .00 . Vest Coast Tel Co.. • ' . 4239 Tolls & Service '6.85 • H. A. Talon 4240 lepai .re . 2.00' . . 1 Palmer Supply , . General. Chemical 'Go. Penn Salt illfg Co: . ' 4241 . 4243 S!upplies -,. l ,4242. • *Chlorin Su 3-97650 eaphate - 25.03 30 .00 • Federal pipe &,....Tand Co. 4244 Supplies , ,17.89 Schwart Z., Iron Viorka 4245 Repairs' ' • , 450 • Kerney're' Va,rienty stare 4256 Supplies 3.01. Shannon 'Hai:dware Co' ,i; • ' 4247 ta= 2 .60. Anacortes American 4245 II' 31.25 , . n • Marine Supply ' --- . 4249' it" . 38.50; Dept of T.iabor. & Ind', • 4250, Ind ins & 1,1. A, 1.6.83 - - Skagit Valley ,Tei Co.. 4251 Tolls. '<1 service ' • 5. 50 . . . Union Oil' Co.. 4252 Federal Tax 4.21 • , , . PARK FUND • • - . a • J. E... 0a. ...cling .84a Labor 80.00. ' • Frank Xnpapp ' ' 841' - - .' t Iv - • -70.00 ' - Current Expense' ' • 84a Gasoline 6. 02 Anador • t- es L& B - 84.3 Lumber 4 .18 Van- Buren & Heller 844 . Suppliee 1.19 Shannon Hardware GO.- - 845 . -Supplies ' • ' 2.91 • , . - !- Union Oil 846. • - Federal Tax- Gas. .75' ,,. _ . 1 . , , , • . • , . LItRARY FUND. .. . . E.. Luella Howard . 803 . Salary & Cash Adv..' . 70 .80 • ' , . EVelyn. Lundberg. . 804 . ryt Tempa lien°tt 805- 25..00 tt II Fred Marshall ' - - • 806, knacortee: Water ept. . 807' It • Puget.:.$ound News. Co • ' . ' 808 , - - 'Vat er.' , 00. . 2Q7 : ...,, , - Boake, . • 6.37 .. , - .. . . •= . ., • .. . . _SECO TDARY HIWAY FUND W. A. 'SPARKS St ;'' SI:apt 15.00 . . ., Lynn. -Balc0mb 94 .Gradernam . 15.00' . n.. Dorcy ' - . 95' • T': Driver 25.00. • Earl Holinee' • - 96 • T. Driver ' , 76. 14 • F. Broke ns ° ' 97 Labor ' . 72. 00 W. K,... Assein 98 lb ' 72 4)00 . 5 ,-, -, • 1,1'11- - _ _ - ldi -. .. ,:ir'.-- : ...' . . . . r _ 10 SAC-N1-) PY YTWAFUND cont. A. W . Miller 99 Labor 72.00 Lillian Kast Stroek 100 . Bookkeeper 25.00 Dept of' labor & Ind 101 Ind Ins & M. A . 13.02' Toe MCLean 102 Team Equip man 8.00 Shannon flardwar co 103 Supplies 1.58 Current Expense 104 Gas & Oil 34.64 Schwartz Iron forks 105 Supplies 1 .25 Reid Bros 106 rr 35. 00 Howard Cooper Corp 107 ak' 7.35 Equip"Account '108 Equip. Rental 49'.00 • Motion made by Taylor that the clans be referred to the finance/ committee , sec- onded -by Brokens , carried. The finance committee to whom the matter of claims was referred reported that the claims be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of the same , motion made by Brokens that the report of the finance committee be accepted, seconded by Fisher, Ayes) Brokens , Fisher, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor Nays- George . P41.4ge4. Me44ea-faele-lia.y Rice application Notion made by Taylor ,that the application of Wm. Rice for hauling garbage in the , city limits be rej edited, seconded by Dildine , Ga tied. ,.r.r to . P. A. Motion made by Taylor that the Mayor be authorized to sign such W.P.A. Projects as he thought the city could finance, seconded by Brokens , Ayes , Brokens, Fisher George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. Motion made by Taylor that the meeting be ajourned until Friday night September 6 at 7:30 o'clock,-eee for the purpose of considering the budget, seconded by Sparks carried. • city Clerk. Mayor- \N SEPTEMBER 6. 1in5. The City counci& meet in adjourned session with Mayor ,Mansfield presiding and' councilmen Brokens , Fisher, Georger Dildine , Miller, Sparks and 2aylor answering roll call. Motion made by Taylor that the full 15 mills be levied also that the full amount be levied for bond. retirement, ans a levey to retire the outstanding warrants in the Litka. & Olson cases., Motion made by :Brokens: t-aht the park department be given free water with the exception of 1935, seconded by Dildine, Carried. Motion made by Sparks that the budget be adopted as a whole , seconded by Taylor Carried. • There 'bti.ng no furthur business the council did then adjourn. Approved in open session this elat- 17th. day of September 1935. -!dg-,2„ ,e1.7D Attest : May�Sr Clerk 'Protem. SEP TEIVIBER 10, 19 5. The city council meet in Bepcial session far the purpose of redopting ,Oe budget for the year 1936. Mayor '21ansfield ppresiding and councilmen, Brokens, Fisher, Miller , Sprks and Taylor °answering roll call, George and Dildine absent . George and Dildine enters and Mayor asks that their i ames be placed on the roll. Notion made by Taylor that th.e motion passed on September- 6, °by which the prem- limin ,ry budget was adopted be reconsidered and the subject be reopened for furthur consideration, seconded by Sparks Ayes. Brokens, Fisher, George , Dildinerr. Miller , Sparks and Taylor. • Motion made by Sparks, that the budget be adopted as a whole and the City Clerk - be authorized to balance the budget with the contingent fund and a notice be published in the paper as provided by statur, seconded by Taylor , Ayes Brokens • Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller , Sparks and Taylor. Mayor=itansfield appointed the fire , water and light committee ( Taylor, Miller & Fisher on the board of trustees for the fireman°s pension board. Motion made by Taylor that the question of the use of the shovel by the C C. Camp be left with the street committee , seconded by Sparks Carried. There being no furthur business tie council did then adjourn. Approved in pe .s� session this 17th. dar of September 1935. syc—cee.,,, -644 City l e rk.. '' Mayo • September: 1.7, 1935• Roll. C'a1.1 The 'City Couhci.l: o.f• t'he Ci:.ty..'of° A.riaco-rte's•.in•edt 'i°ri., 'regular: s;essi.on vii.th Mayor. Mansfield presidi.ng and cor;uncii:lri eri`e 'B.rokens; Pish.er ,. George, Diid•ine , :Tiller. , • Sparks and. rayl.or. an:a.>>eri..ng roll c:all.. 1. • Minutes Minutes of the 'previo:uus,m.eetiing;"were a!pprowed a& read " d° th' the exception that . . • co'unOilmarr: George' statedr tl t he d'id, not sing the claims', because there were no requ'is.iti.ons. on the vouchers° Tres- report. The' ''Caty Treasurerts report . for the month o f August was o•n mot ion referred to the fina.nc.e, conmi.it.t.ee. • • _ • Police & Fire- .. . .. . reports The 'fi:re'• chieft's• 'report ",for Ai urst alid the' Chief of Police report for august. were on motion accepted and placed' on f'i.le,. . Finance on gas, g inance committee to: whom :the "gasoline and' Police" Jud"'ge.'s. .rep•orts' for' the-`'month & Pa 1 is•e� Jizd;;e The f . . ." of 'Aigus,t .were re' erred xep'brted that they r.ecommen'ded"that. the reportN be accepted and:rpIae.ed:' On file,, -MO-tio:n .made' by Taylor that the report be accepted , seconded by ed.. St Lights: Mo t ion %de- by -Sparks that tl F'ire,." yaater. &"'Light- Committee "be' given power°"to' act on-t'he:1 ques-ti:od. of_ i,ns"talla-t :on;..off nett.' s treet7lights-,: .sedbnded by D'ildine Ayes: Brokens,, -Fisher, George, Dildi:-ne- Miller,. Sparks an°dTaylor. , Crusher I,Zb:t ion' r"Wade by Ta"ylor' tht'.tlie queatiOn' of"`movi izg the 'crusher to the" WOO Os pi t referred' leave thecrus e herattthisa pit -bet r ° had in witing, seconded d hat- -the pert 1 se bySparks Carrie , to d I I;icens.e Mot ion made by Sparks 'that 't ie Clerk be "in`str'tic ted to""issue Arithoney"""Suryan" a lid ense, to -run.'a. roil 's•kating rink in' 'the' 'Dlkts building; under tha same arrange • - -meat. as: before, ''seconded by Dildi.ne' C'arried. Lechner Letter A' le'tther-"from L. A'°.', Lechner thanking. the co .. . , leave of absence iznci l for tYie exterid'ed' 1 • granted' him and stating hi's. �i'f1I ingness to co=operate �v�ri:th' the mayor and council in an ssible ......Was,;'rig'. , y p y r. ., = _ { r]te: rnot'icr; made b Brokers that the letter be accepts• ;,�a �,' p�o � p 9 Y . and laced '"�' on� fi;,ler; sec^nd�ed' b' IsIi11e'r amendment made to Sparks'' to� Brolsens motion that th;e clerk be instructed to trite a letter of appreciation to Mr . Lechner, carried. ' St. Lig1 s Motion .tnade' by fisher that . the Council theirt��o c. give NeP"age & Mc-Kenney a' r ecommedation for' go 'On—the ',streelight,s�.,;+and that the' installation be accepted,' s.eonded: by D'ildine'; 'A t yes' Brokens; Fisher ; George, , Dud me , Mi11er,Sparks and Taylor'. . M°bt tin h "Made' bst Taylor-"that the--'q estion' 'Of i:,ssiaing Warrari.ts to' Ne-Page be held ' over� e next meeting and referred' .to the City. Attorney,, seconded by Brokens, C.'arriied;, • ', ' . . Ordinance No. Motion rn'ade ''by Taylor 'that-the- b:rdtn- nc°e, regarding-bonds' for rsity. officials be held ' over- until the next meeting,. seconded by NI ller Carried.. Li g ht.s; 1Z-- th.. . . . . IuLot :o.n�made bsr Brokers that the . fire , "CTater & Light:"conmitt''ee & Finance committee • . -_ investigate the question of"''`insta:IIirig lights `from` 1st. to '3rd . ' Stree's`t and , from .. 9th. to ',12,th. streets. and report at the next meeting, seconded' by Sparks carried. Warrants. Ito°t:Motion made by"Sparks. that". the c. u ow:ci_l Fgo r--'on " ecord that the ' Warrants for the new street, Nights: will. be taken care of. a.t the next meeting,. seconded by Miller carried . Bond Int . Motion m'ade •by 'George tha;t':the question of bond - interest Min the budget be referred to ' the city attorney for a. report at the next meeting, ,seconded by Miller Carried.. There being- no •furthur business the' :council. didthem ,adjourn, . 'Approved in open sees ion thi's. 1 day. of October 1936.. _ .(77-2-1-7-7,A4 _ . Mayor • Attest: , • >r - City .aie.rk H 1 r .. ., . • 1 2 • . . Gctober I, 1935 i z The City- Council of the city of Anacortes meet in. regular session. with Mayor Mans.- Roll Call field presiding and coun.c.ilmen B.rokana, Fisher, George , Diidine, Miller, Sparks &. Taylor an s T:.ering. roll, call. , . Minutes of the previo'us meeting were approved :.s read. Minutes. approvedI Police Yudre & The Police Judge's report and the Gasoline report for ,the month of September were Gasoline reports on motion referred to the Finance Committee . The Fire, Water• & Light Committee to whom was referred the matter on install .tion of Lights lights reported that the recommended a light be placed. at 25th. & 7. and one at 20th. & L. Lotion made by Sparks that the corlcnitee report be accepted, seconded by Taylor, carried: A letter from Mr. Burman stating that he had not approved the new' streetlights was Burman Letter presented, motion made by Miller that the letter be placed on file, seconded by Sparks , carried: A petition fffom 3 . A. Matheson asking permission. to laying pipe.,down alleyts and Matheson petition accross streets was presented, motion made by Taylor that this petition be ,referred-4e- to the street committee; seconded by Sparks carried. Petitions from the property owners. at -4th.. & V. & llth. & T. asking for streets Lights 11 T & 4 V. lights were presented, motion made by .Bi:ok'ens that these -petiti.onsebe referred to the Fire, Water & Light Committee , seconded by Fisher carried. Motion made by Sparks that the report of the City Attorney in referrencs to the Ordinance No . Ordinance on Bonds for city officers be read, seconded by- Brokens carried. The city attorney reported that the Ordinance was legal in form, motion made by Fake Fisher that the report be accepted seconded by Sparks , carried. II Motion made by Sparks that Ordinance No. being an ordinance fixing the bonds of the various City' officers, and providing for the payment of surety bonds for eertairi city officers by the city; and repealing Ordinance No . 839, which relates to the same subjedt matter,, and all. of the orcinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith, be placed' on its first and second reading by title, seconded by Brokens carried. . Motion made by Taylor that Ordinance No. relating to bonds for city officers be placed on its third and final reading `, seconded by Miller , carried . Motion made by Sparks that Ordinance No. relating to bonds. for city officers be adopted as a whole, seconded by6Fisher, Ayes Brokesn, Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. . Ordinances' re Motion made by Taylor that the two ordinances relating to the fire department be Fire dept . held over until the next meeting. seconded by Brokens carried . • Street li,.'hting Motion made by Miller that the streeting assessment roll be referred to the city assessment attorney, seconded by Taylor, carried. Police dept. cal- Cl .I'is for the police department in the am.unt of 86.91 , the police department,'s claims budget having all been used, Motion made by Taylor that these claims for the police department be paid from the contingent fund.l if:':arndcwhen approved by the finarn'eII committee , seconded by Brokens, Ayes, Brokens , Fisher, Dildine , Miller , Sparks & Taylor , George not voting. A claim from NePage NcKenney Co for $2 ,29431 first estimated on the street light- NePage Claims ing was presented, motion made by Fisher that leis claim be allowed, secondecL by Sparks , ayes , Brokens , Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller , Sparks & Taylor: Claims against the current expense fund and other city funds were presented as Claims. Follows: . Current Expense • L. E. Snider 5539 Salary 125.00 Bert Verrall 5549 `" _ 100.00 M. G. Strock 5541 1" 95.00 M. Cookston 5542 err 95.00 C. Strock 5543 Fireman 34.00 Geo , Olson 5544 B°' a i8 .7 5 (Fred Fisher 5545 tt' 1.75- A. Mondhan 5546 t0, 7.75 Ed. McGovern 5547 "' 3.25 L. Moore. 5548 tt 3 .25 m. Dorcy 5549 t°. �,.50 V. Berlin 5550 ec .75 Fred C'athpbell 5551 Extra fir emen 7.00 M. A. Hartmann 5502 Salary. 50 .00 Lillian Kast Strock 5553. Pr & Cash Adv. •- 53.00II VT. V. Yells. 5554 to 50 .00 Austin. Shams` 5555 w 22. 50 •Mrs . Christ Storme _ 5556 15.00 15.00 Sellenthin 5557 tr Marion Vlatkinson 5558 t0' 90 .00 Harold Hinshaw 5559 `9' & Cash Adv. 125.75 Tom. Broom 5560 tt, 100.00 / Dow 5561 IT 100 .00 Wti. Rice 5562 Dog Catcher 16..66 bbi. Sparks 556.3- Salary • 11.5.00:' L. . , • lc) . . . , . , : • October L, :,1935:, ! . . , ------------ , ' Current Expense-cant: . . ! . , . . , . . . . . . . . . , 105.00 • Lynt.,B4conb 5564: aradermat . . 90.00 556.5 - T. Driver . 20 .00 1.N 6faiea1 5566 Labor 47.6 e T". -W-.! DOds on_ 5567- Labor •• F.: $••:. GO ok 556d Si'lpplies. City. clerk 2. 50 ' :., Loman . & Hanford • 5569 4plies Clerk.,& Tres 5. 72 Shanton .Hardware 570 ' Supplies city hall 65 .' 14 R . KingsleY - .. . 5571 aorisifeat city attd:rney SoUtside Hardware • 5572 Supplies "ftratyfIreodepY1 , , ' .45 Anacortea Water Dept. 5573 gy4farkts: for fire dept . , 395.00 . ! Ahaaortes Lumber,.& Box. - 5574 slApplias,. 'for fire dept . - .39' L: E.:, Shide,r , • - • 5575 tiring Inspection . 5. 50 , • Puget SOund P. A L - 5576- zits . 164.52 Fidalga Lumber & Box 5577 - - Lumber for street dept . 18:50 UnionOil GO: . 5578- Gasoline ,, 1.40 :28 - , The Fern Press 5579 Supplies tres' P! Tildge 8.75 'Teat. Cot Tel Go..- F 5580, Tolls' • .,, . 2:05 ShannonjT.TA.rdwaM GO: 56.81 Supplies for fire dept - 1.17 Marine ,SupplY. • ,!. 5:582 . .tt" , • 1.!, m vt, , 2.34 Unidt 04 Co: 5583, • Gasoline , .. . _ 107.94 4acortes kle.riOEUT 5584 publishing 6..50 Marine supply '5585 Supplies tt reet dept . : 4.35 . ZEGONDARY HItAY. FUND W, A„ Sparka: 109 : 'Street- supt: 15:00 • Lynn B.41comb 110 - . Gradermad 15. 00 Xt. :Darcy , 111 T. Driver 2500 . 'II ' • • Earl.,HOlmea 112 7: Driver 110 .00 F. Brokean , 113. ' • Labor 9200 , •- W. K. 4asein ,114 . Labor - 9600 A.: M. Millet ' 115 Labor 36:.00 L,!'. .E. Jahnson • .. 116 . Labor : 10400 T% 7.:, D,odson . • 117 , . Labor , . 29.40 Lillian Kist Stroak. . 118 Bookkeeper , . , • , 25.00 Puget Sound.' P .& L. 119 Power 37 .5a Schwar4a_ Iron Works. 120 . , 04PPlis ' 4.00 Purrent . xpense • - • 121 .0as A Oil • 63.26 Equipment ACcount , 222' - 74quipii.,:Rental . ' 169 .00 Karineigupp19- O'o .- . 123 Supplies 2350 'Chian pil co , . 124 '_ 1.40 Schwartz Iron Works 12,5; - ”- . 1110 Dave e Tire Shop' . 220 Repairs - . 1.50 : BensoniMOtor Co: --: 121- ,. 17.10 It - .knacories Lumber & Box 120 . Lumber • ' 20_75 HoWard doopei' Gbpli , 1.?9) 54applies 29.95 . Knapg- •& ,Ronneberger ' 13D Repairs" . 39.25 Marine :Supply 131 4uppliea . 1.15' 1 - • :____ ,. :WATER FUND, . Let' Villoughby 425-3 Salary . 175.00 Clyde Baker- 4254 t , It. . , 110 .00 , G H. Thomas 42557 It - . . 75. 00 II LesterlThothaa - . 4256 Serviceman 100.00 II Victtor Berlin 4257 , .! 124.80 A.:.• C• .! MOndhan • 4258. 1 n. StrookFr. . 425 9 Labor 121.60 Labor'II. . , . - 4.00 Lillian Kt Strodk F 4260 _ Bookkeeper , 2500 Chas. Stapp , 4261 Stamps: . . 6, 00 ' . L.. Strong - • , . , . 4262' Clerical. work , 4.48 autrent Expense fund , 4263 • Transfer of funds 90.00 .. West Gdast Tel Co. . 4264' _ Tolls. . 6;.4 0 . Curren t Expense fund . 425 asoline - , , 23 :94 Shannon Hardware Co . 4266k Supplies 6•. 8o PugetS & L -- 4267 • Lights ,, 31:77 Knapp & Ronheberger , 4268 Repairs: ' ' . 1.00 Puget Sound Power & Light 4269 & 70 Power . 758.33-- Penn Salt Mfg Co : 4271 ' Chlorine . , . 30 .00 Scientific Supplies' . , : 4272: Supplies. . . . . .90 Trick &•MUrraY 5.273, Sogthside Hardware 4274 Supplies. . 6:81 Anacortes Lumber & Box 4275: , Lumber . 135.25 Bensonl .MOtor Co: f276: Repairs 7. 04 ' Itland*Transfer • . 42n-_ , . . - Er o a i 10.71 Schwa4szarot Wroks 4270 ' Repai rs . 1.74 Anacorte,a American 4270 ' , Supplies 25.20' a. A. Taylor 4209 :Repairs 1.40 Marine; Supply CO. 4281 . . Supplies 3812 Maryland Cafe . . 4282, ' Meals. 6:4 5- Pacifid Iron & Metal GO. 42837' . Supplies 3.25 ,-----,-, _ 4283 . . , PARK FUND . . • • • ,I, E.. Harding' 847 Labor 80; oo r., . Current Expense . 848 . gasoline 7. 00 Shannon Hardware 849 :Supplies .78 The Fib -it Shop 850 Repairs 1.00 ..,. ' . LIBRARY FUND R. ,1U-0.1a, Howard 809 ' SalarY- - X .00 Evelyn! Lundberg 810 Pr - .35600 T'empa. keno tt 811 • rr. - 2500o • 1 4 atober , 1935 LIBRARY FIND c o nt Fred Marshall 812 Salary 20.00 • AnacortesWrater Dept. 813 Water 2..50 Gaylord Bros 814 Supplies 10.05 Puget sound P L 815 Lights 3.92 -11/ Anacortes Lumber & Box 816 Lumber 1. 5 • Puget Sound News Co. 817 Books; 32.87 Motion made by Brokens that the matter of claims be referred to the Finance , Co mittee , seconded by Fisher Carried. ThSifinande ,bpmtitteestb. whom the matter of claims were referred reported that they recommended that the claims be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of the same , Motion made by Brokens that the finance committee report be accepted, seconded by,Fisher, Ayes Brokens, Fisherm Dildine , Miller; Spar_:s and Taylor Nays- George. There being no furthur business the council did then adjourn. Approved in opens eession this 15th. day of October 1935. Attest : i t;y Cl er k 4 r '*as Mayor 11 ;• • OCTOBER 7, 1935.. The City Council meet in rape6tTisession with Mayor Mansfiedl presiding and Roll Call Councilmen Brokens, George , gildine, Miller,, Sparks and Taylor answering toll call, Fisher absent . • The purpose of the meeting was to hear- any and all taxpayers for or aginst the proposed city budget for 1936 and to make the necessary tax levies. There was no discussion from the audience -:zither for or against the budget , and the valuation was not at hand, it was moved and passed to agZjourn, the meeting until Friday night, October 11 , 1935 at 7:30 O' clock. • Attest : S-G'ot-e, • Mayor6-'7 it7Clerk OCTOBER 11, 19*15 . The City Council meet in adjourned session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and Roll Call Councilmen Brokens, Fisher, Dildine , Miller€ Sparksaand Taylor av:s:wering roll Call. George absent : The purpose of the meeting was to adopt the final budget for the year 1936, -the highest valuation on which we could figure our budget was $a.2 .410 ,'J00 .00. The following amount were approved far each department : Mayor 425;00.: Clerk $3 1 ,104.00 Health Officer t 290.00 Treasurer 1,928 .00 Dog Catcher 217.50 Attorney 700 .00- Police Judge 210.00 City hall 780.00 Wiring Inspection 120.00 Elections 750 .00 Pluwnbing inspection 50.00 'Fire Depart A:l3,553.00 Street Dept . 10,335.68 Police department 4 ,856 .15 Contingent 6,860.71 Water Dept . 78,461.60 General Bd Redm 15,207.10 Revenue bond redm. 48,405.80 LID Guaranty 964 .00 Park 2 ,024.40 Library 3,269.70 Motion made by Brokens that the budget be adopted as a whole, seconded by -Fisher, Ayes Brokens , -Wisher , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. Motion made by Sparks that Ordinance No. being an ordinance adopting the 1.935 budget , for all municipal purposes and uses, for the year 1936, be placed -on its first and second reading by title , seconded by Brokens Carried. Eotion made by Taylor that Ordinance No be . placed on its 3rd. & Final reacting seconded by Brokens carried. illation made by Brokens that the Ordinance be adopted as a whole , seconded by Fisher, Ayes Brokens , Fisher, Dildine , Miller, Sparks & Taylor There being no furthur business the council did then adjourn. -Approved in opens session this 15t . day of October 1935 . Attest : Mayor City Clerk. • .., • , V-''/"44:'?.f4:.c:: • •;: •'s!,;,,4: :,:.•,.,: ;.•• •- ., _,,,--- • 1 , • • 4 ' I 5 . _ .• , . .• , _ • • . , . , • . Octaber 154 ,1935. . , , . , .. . ...., Roll Call The City Council_ of the city of Anacartes meet in regular ° session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and gauncilmen Brokens, Fisher, George , Dildine , Sparks and Taylor. answering roll calI . ' Miller absent II Minutes. • Mfnutea of the previaus meeting were approved as: read. ... . . . . Gravel Mbtion madeNby. Sparks that COunCilman Georg e check up on' the minutes of the meetings andsee what property owners was to pay for gravel between 12th. &. 15th streetmonnthe\gidewalk, seconded by Brokens, carried. . :, \ • . • . Repcktd. The reparts from the Chief of police , Chief of fire department ,. Health Officer' & Water Sept : were presented all were accepted and placed on file , the water supt . re-part being referred to: the Fire , Water & Light Committee. Water Accounts: Notian made by Taylor that there 'were twotaccounts on the awater departments boobs that ha4 glonethrough bankruptcy and the treasurer be authorized to write these accounts off, the -books, sec nded by Sparks Carried , • 1 . . . . . . . , Bankruptcy .. Edison shingle Notice of the bankrUptVy preceedings of the Edison Shingle mill was. presented, motion made by Taylor that this matter be referred to the dity.Attorney, seconded by Sparks Carried.' . E. K. Wood' A letter from E,K Wbod Lumber Company giving the City permission to use their , , .7 . gravel pit for one year was presented , motion made by Sparka that the letter be accepted- and placed on file and the City Clerk write a. 'letter of a]:Treciation to the W.2ods-Miir CO . , . secnded by Fisher carried: , . . . Morrison A petition from Mrs. J. M. Morrison AaOcing the city to clean up the weeds & grasa an 9th . Lstreet was presented, motion. made Sparks that the petition be referred to the atteet committee , seconded by Fisher carried. . Light 11 & II' PetitiOns from the property owners and residents between. llth & 17th streets & 1 • avenue for street lights wasp presented, motion made by George that the petition be referred to the fire, water & light Committee , seconded by Brokens carried. License - H "Commerical" tpetition from H Draper asking the City Council for a Card table license for' . . ' the natmericaI" formerly Genung "Broa pool room, was presented, motion made by Dildine that this license be allowed, seconded by Sparks, carried. • I . 1 . ORDINANCE no_ Ati-ef,E4i4aneee‘4g • A the real. Motion glade by Sparks that Ordinance NO. being an .ordinance Levying a tax upon/ 1 ti',.& personal property within gh,t City af- Anac*IrteM, Skagit County-, Washington, for Municipal purpoaea for the year '1936. , be placed on its first and second read- . ing by title; seconded by Brokens, carried.. .. . _ Mation Made by Sparka that ordinance no being an ordinance levying a tax,. be placed on its third and final_ reading, seconded by Fisher carried. Motion Made by Sarka, that OrC,inanCe NO . be adapted as a whole , seconded by . e, Taylor, Ayes, Brokesn, Fisher, George, Dildine- Sparks and Taylor. I • , Ordinance NO Motion made by Taylor that Ordinance NO being an: ordinance relating to and providing for a Firements Relief. and Pension Fund,, providing for the maintenance & diatribultian, of 'such, fund, designating the beneficiaries thereof as provided by Law, authorizing an appropriation and tax levy therefor , and adopting the provisions' of •I Chapter 1196, Laws Of. Washing on, 1919 , as amended by Chapter 06 Laws of 1929;, Chapter 132-, Laws 1933 and Chapter . 39 , La we of 1935-, -be placed on its first and second reading by title , seconded byBrokens carried ; _ . . . . Motion made byearge that the ordinance be referred to the City Attorney and th4 Judiciary committee; seconded by Dildine, Carried: ' Vation made by Taylor that, the- ardinance be referred . to the attorney and committee at once , seconded by ,Brokens, carried: • 1 George ecused. I . . The C-ity Attorney reported that the ordinance waa legal. as to form and the Judiciary oommittes reported that they recommended that the Ordinance be passed, motion made. by Taylor that the reportm be accepted; seconded by :8rokena; carried. it '' '' , . ' . . . Motion made by Brokens' that Ordinance NO . creafAing Firemen 's relief fund be placed an Its- third and final reading, seConded bySparka, carried. . , Mbtion made by Taylor that the ordinance be adopted as .a Whole , seconded by Broketia, Carried. I . _ . Wage MbKenney Motian made by Taylor that the Claim of NePage MCKenney be brought before the Council aedonded' by Brokens, carried: . . _ .Motion made. by Taylor that the City Clerk be instructed to issue on the nearest legal . date to NePage MGKenney less- any leins that may be filed against the claim, 'seconded . - by Brokena., also; that a warrant In the amount ofA.300.00 be issued to the LID fund. II . , . Ayes Bro4fig, Sriaher, Dildine , Sparks. and Taylor ' t . . LID Roll 146# The LID roll for Assessment district # 146 was presented, motion made by Taylor that the roll be placed an file , seconded bY Brokens- carried. . Crusher . crusher,- Motion: made by Sparka that the street department be instructed to move the seconded by Taylor carried . . . Motion made by Taylor that the Mayor and City Clerk be instructed & authorized to , sign tilmaapplication for- the Puget Sound Power & Light Company to turn bn the power for the Crusher at the new location., seconded by 'Sparks , ayes Brokens-, Dildine , par a,, Fisher and Taylor; . . . . , ., ‘ . .. . 1I . ' . . , i .6 . 1 . , October 15, 1935 cunt : Motion made by' Sparks that. Mr. Morris- be authorized to break the sewer on 18th Sewer street and put in a 'Y under the proper supervision of theStreet Department, Seconded by Brokens, Ayes Bro:kens, Fisher , Dildine , Sparks & Taylor'. 11 Mr. Morris wanted to know who was- going to pay for the extra labor in digging trying to find the Yr, Motion made by Brokens that this matter be referred to- the street &- sewer committee and they report at the nex t meeting', seconded by Sparks, carried. Motion made by Sparks that the Liquor Ordinance be held oel• until the next Liquor Ordinance meeting seconded by' Taylor carried. Motion made by Brokens that the report of the street dupt . be accepted and St . Supt report . placed on file ,, seconded by Dildine, Carried. ° There being no furbhur business the council did then adj.ourmn , Approved in open session this: 5th . day of November 1935: Attest : 0C:i-t --- A) s City Clerk G ' ,o` • Mayor. • I• , �` • I "ir • I / .. 2 , • • L. . . . 1 ? • November 5 , 1935. Roll. Gall. The City Council of the -City of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor Mannsfield presiding and councilmen Brokeni', Fisher, George , Dildine, Miller Sparks and Taylor answering roll call. II Minutes Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Reports On motion the Treasurerrs , 'Police Judge 's and gasoline report "' f o'r the month of October 1935, were referred to. the Finance Committee . -.,,__ ' Fire, eater & L. The fire , water and light committee to whom the matter of a light' on: L. Avenue was referred reported that they recommended' that a light be placed at 14th. & L. • 'ieagA after some discussion it was learned that there was no pole at 14th . & L. Motion. made by Sparks that the light be installed and the location be left to- the applicant 's , but the City .Would not pay for installing a polecat 14th. seconded by Miller . Carried. . . Truck st dept . Motion made by Fisher than the City Clerk be instructed to call for bids on a . dump truck for the street department according to specifications on file in the Clerk 's office , seconded by Dildine, Carried: Repair Hall Motion. made by Fisher that the question of repairing the roof on the City 'hall be°referred to the Building committee, Mayor and City Attorney, seconded by George carried: Card table Lic. Motion. made by Risher that the card table license Ordinance be enforced, seconded by' Sparks, withdrawn. Gravel petition A petition from the residents on 17th. Street from Commeriaal to 0 Avenue requesting the council to gravel the alley was presented, Motion made by Taylor that this petition be Deferred to the street committee , seconded by Sparks carried . Drain pipe Moti:on made by Dildmne that the quest ion of drain pipe for the street department be referred to itlie street committee and the street dupt. with power to purchase at the most advantagous price, seconded by Brokens, withdrawn. Motion made by Brokenn that the street supt . contact all housed h ndling drain pipe also the. Highway department for prices and report on Sat . night , seconded by Miller carried. Ordinance NO Motion made bySparks that Ordinance NO. being an ordinance rel.zting to intoxicat- ing liquors; prohibiting the manufacture , possession, sale or Other disposition thereos , in the City of Anacortes , except in certain cases; regulating the sale and disposition thereof; providing penalties_ for violations of this Ordiance ; repealing ordinances' numbered 218, 229, 254, 307, 363 , sections 19 to 262inclusive of ordinan- ce 408 , also ordinances! numbered' 444, 448, 497, 632, 717, 823 ,, and all ordinances and parts of ordinances in' conflict with this seetienv Ordinance . seconded by Brokens Carried. Motion made by Spraks to place ordinance No on its third and final reading section by section, seconded by Miller. carried. Each section was adopted on motion with he exception of sections 14, 16 & 17, motion made by Sparks that the ordinance be held over until Sat . night for further consideration, seconded by Fisher carried: Resolution A resolution from Council man George asking th council to hold a public hearing on `Closing the beer parlors on. Sunday was presented, motion made by -0eorge to adopt II the resolution, seconded by Dildine , AyesGeorge, Dildine & Taylor, Nays Brokesm, Fisher,, Miller & Sparks. 150.00 :"Water Park A Claim for 5150.00 water for th parks for 1935 was presented, motion made by • Taylor that the claim be allowed if and when the other claims were allowed, seconded by °Fisher carried : Truent officer Motion made by Taylor that the question of traent officer be referred to the Police committee for a report at the next meeting, seconded by Fisher carried . Claims Claims against the current expense fund and other city fund s for the month of Uct=ober Were presented as follows.: CURRENT EXPENSE L. E. Snider 5596 Salary & Gash Adv. 125..5'0 Bert Verrall 5597 nr 100.00 M. 'G. Strock 5598 1° 95. 00 • M. Co oks ton 5599 f" 95.00 G. Strock 5600 Fireman 16.75 . Geo-. Olson 5601 it 1.50 E. Holmes 5602 tP .75 Ed. McGovern 5603 rr .75 L. Moore - 5604 It .75 P.T. A. Hartmann 5605 Salary & Gash. Adv. 55'•15 Lil'Lian Kast Strock 5606 ` ft ff' ap 52 .50 7. V. Wells 5607 "' 50 .00 At in S w 5603 �' 22. 50 Austin Al Sellenthin 5'60:9 I'' 15. 00 Mrs: Christ Storme 5610 It 15. 00 . Marion Watki nso n 5611 `� 90100 T. 4 . Sparks 5612 1° 115.00 Lynn Balcomb 5613 f7 105.00 WM. Dorcy 5614 "' 90.00 Urn.' Rice 5615 f' 20.00 T. \k•J. Dodson 5616 f' 64.40 S. D. Temple - 5617 Supplies clerk & Street 1 .10 Burrows Adding Mach Co. 5618 Per contract 5.55 Kerney' s varitty Stare 5619 Supplies tres fire Clerk 1.40 • A r , 18 . . November 5 , 19 V5 C URREN TL, ENSE fund c on&C. LoWrnan & Hanford 5620 Supplies treasurer 11.98 Shannon Hardware C"o. 5621 ' " City hall 1.95 Island Transfer 5622 Coal. Hall 63.25 Puget Sound P & L 5623 Lights" 183.60 Dybbro 's Market 5444 Supplies, hall • 2 .00 Anacortes Water Dept, 5625 Hydrant - 395. 00 Anac or t es Foundry 5626 Supplies f i� °�e dept . - 7.00 Shell Oil. Co. 5627.. It, nt' o,, • 6.15 Standard Oil Co. 5628 'r ,, 7' 1.10 Marine Supply 5629 iP it if' 3..15- Automotive Parts Service 5630 "r nt' "' 70.30 Anacortes Foundry 5631 "" It "- 5..00 Anacortes Steam Laundry- ' 5632 Laundry fire dept . 1.17' Standard Furniture Co. 5633. Supplies ' " 4.50 J. J. Lockert 5634 If of " . 47..50 Anacortes Laundry • 5635 Laundry fire dept. 2: 18 Anacortes Lumber & Box 5636 Lumber street dept . • 22.10 Schwartz Iron works ' 5637 Repairs for st dept . 52. 04 Marine Supply 5638 Supplies street dept .. 26:46 Shell Oil Co ; . 5639 Supplies street dept . 86.81 K. K. Woods Lumber Co; 5640 ' Lumber street dept. 51.42 Simpson's Electric Shop 5641 Supplies at dept . ° 2.45 Pacific Iron & Metal 5642 w it " 6 . 50 E. K. Erickson 5643 It "' IF 107 .10 L. E . Snider 5644 liri.ng Inspection 5.50 Marion Watkinson 5645 Register Birth Sc Deaths. 8.75 Union Oil Co. 5646 ' Gasoline 36 .54 Shell Oil Co . - 5647 , "` 133. 00 Harold Hinshaw 5648 Salary & Cash Adv. 126 .00 II Tom Brown 5649 Patrolman 100 ; 00 Wm. Dow 5650 'r 100 .00 , Vim. Rice ° 5651 Dog catcher 16 .66. Anacortes American ° ' '5652 Supplies st , clerk Publ 25:85 Union Oil Co. 5653 Supplies street 4.99 Southside 'ardware ' 5654 "' "'' .21 Puget ' Sound P '& L 5655 & 6- Lights & Power 259.37 west Coast Tel Co. 565 ' Tolls 3.80 Department of L & I 565 H. A.& Ind ins 34.96 Standard Oil Co . 565 :° Su :plies Police 2.5'0 Simpson's Electric Shop . 5669 It " 3 .40 Benson Motor Co . 566a , . 1, 4.83 Pacific Coast Stamp Co. 5662 w "' 3. 08 Lever Willoughby 4284 Salary 175;00 Clyde Baker 4285 t`' 110 ;00. G. H. Thomas 4286 "". 75. 00 Lester Thomas. 4287 It 100.00 Victor Berlin 4288 '°t 124.40 A. C . Mondhan 4289 ' tt 124.40 Lillian Kast Strock 4290 Bookkeeper 25.00 Chas Stapp - 4291 Stamps 6.00 Standard Oil Co. ° 4292 Supplies ' 3 .67 Curtis Wharf 4293 it 3.55 Kerney's Variety Store 4294 it 2 .05 The Bristol Co . 4295 - "" 1.27 Deparmt net of L & Ind 4296 ' - ..,,,: A; & Ind Ins ' 35.40 Skagi Valley Tel Co. 4297 Tolls Avon 4.65 II Puget Sound Pam& L 4289 &99. Power & Lights 758.33 M rr to tn." 4.300 tr nt "i 33 .30 Current Expense ' 4301 Gasoline 26.18 Benson Motor Co. 4302 Repairs 9 . 35 Uurrent Expense 4303 Transfer of funds 90.00 Island Transfer �,l'4304 Supplies 12..32 Federal Pipe & Tank Co. 43005 t'' 18.33 w , Palmer Supply Co. 4306 It 9.34 Penn Salt Mfg Co. 4307 Chlorine 60.00 Marine Supply Co : 4308 Supplies 29.72 West Coast Tel Co : 4309 Tolls 8.30 Shell Oil Co. 4310 Supplies 24.90 Shannon Hardware Col 4311 °p' 43 :3. Union Oil Co . 4312 Federal tax gas 2.2 Puget Sound P Sc L 4313 & 14 Power & Light 772.8 Southside Hardware 4315 Supplies 4.3 Puget Sound P & L. . 4316 • Power Sc Light 32.34 P " MARK FUND J. E. Harding 851 Labor 80.00 Union Oil Co. 852 Federal Tax gas. •4" Van Buren & Heller' 853 • Supplies 307 Current Expense 854 Gasoline 4.62 Wat er Department 855 Water 150.00 It LIBRARY FUND. II V . Luella Howard 818 Salary & Cash Adv., 70.80 Evelyn Lundberg 819 to t�, 35• 00 Tampa Mellott Dodge 820 ,,. �5. 00 Fred Marshall821 20.00 Puget Sound News Co. 822 Books 23.95 Curtis Wharf 823 Coal 50.00 Puget Sound F & L , 824 Lights 4 .54 March A11 Flagg 825 wood 30-.00 Fan Buren & Heller 826 supplies ° 1 .36 Anacortes Water Dept. 827 Water. 2.50 • 1_ 9 I . November 5, 1935. , SECONDARY HIWAY FUND W. A. Spraks 132 St S.upt 15.00 ilLgrnn Baicomb 1.33 Graderman. 15.00 • tiNl��I. Delray 134 T. Driver 25.00Earl Holmes 135 T. Driver 110.00 F. Brokens '136 Labor 114.00 -.IY. K. Asseln . 137 , Labor 117...00 Axel Anderson 138 Labor : 36.00 L. E . Johnson 139 . Labor 5 2.00 L. J. Wright ' . 140 Labor 4. 50 Samuel Pusey 141 _ . Labor 12.00 Lillian Kast Strock 142 . Bookkeeper 25.00 Dept. of Labor & Ind 143 M. A. & Ind Ins 20 .52 Howard Cooper Corp 144 Supplies 63.75 Anacortes 'oundry . 145 - Supplies 10,00 Curtis Wharf 146 f- 1.00 . 20th . Street Service 147 it 52.47 : Benson Motor 148 :Repairs z 45.40 Equipment Account . , 149 Rental 120 .00 Knapp & Ronneberger 150 .... Repairs 1.50 Stanley Anderson 151, Labor 6,00 LID ' , ' 146.. H. E. Mansfield Ana_ tortes American ' L. Ii. Matson . Chas Fisher NePage MbKenney Motion made by Brokens that the matter of claims be referred to the finance commi- ttee , seconded by Miller Carried, . Motion made by Taylor that the claim from the Anacortes c merican for publishing the budget be referred to the city attorney to compare with the contract and if' it is found to be correct that the . claim be allowed, seconded by Sparks , carried.. . The finance committee to whom the matter of claims were referred reported that they . 'recommended that the claims be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of the same , moiton made by Brokens -thhat.;. the ,r.ep.ort be accepted , seconded by Miller, Ayes: Brokens-, Fisher,, ,Dildine, Miller, Sparks and Taylor bays George. Motion made by Sparks that the Claimsagainat the Local Improvement District #146 be allowed seconded by Dildine , Ayes Brokens , Fisher; Dildine , Miller, Sparks & Taylor Nays, George.- . Adjourn Motion made by Brokens that the council adjourn until Sat . Eight November 9, qt 8 : oo o'clock. seconded by Miller carried. Attest :' • • . �.u� Mayor. ity Clerk - NOVEMBER 9A.,1935• . Roll Call The City Council of , the City of Anacortes meet in Ye -vtic. adjourned session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and council men Brokens, Dildine, Miller, & Sparks answering roll call, Fisher , George & Taylor absent . e e P 4t;,i Liquor Ord. Admendments to sections 6, 14,16 & 17 of the liquor ordinance was presented', motion made by Brokesn to place the amend:.u:nts on their first and second reading, seconded by Dildine , carried: e ThOiaiiendMents• to all. four sections were on motion adopted. Motion made by Brokesn that the ordinance be adopted as a whole, seconded by Dildire Ayes; Brokens , Dildine , Miller end Sparks. Budget claim Mation 'made by Sparks that the claim for publishing the budget Ue\ allowed , seconded Brokens carried. . Corbett I ilL bill A bill , for the fire at the Oorbett rn ill for g91 ..40 was presented, Motion made • Brokens that this bill be .referred to the fire , water & Light Committe to reoo:,rt • at the ' next meeting, seconded by Sparks carried. Drain Pipe Motion made by jild ine :hat the street committee and Street • supt . be authorized to purchase the drain pipe from the Bellingham Builders. Supply if it can not be bought , at a cheaper price; seconded by Broker carried. - e Beer Parlors Motion made by Dildine that the Mayor Instruct the Chief of Police to request the beer parlors to 'lose Armistice day, seconded by Miller carried . • City employees Motion made by Brokens that the fire , water & light committee investigate the question of outside labor being employed by City employees, secondediy Dildine carried. Board Equalization Motion ' made by Brokesn that the c.:uncil adjourrn the regular meeting as set as a board of equalization for the LID #146, seconded by Dildine carried.. rag _ cc t November 9 , 1935. The council set the am unt of the assessment roll at 5,393.00. Motion made by Sparks that Or..'.inance NO. being an ordinance confirm. ng an Ordinance No . _ assessment toll of Local Improvement District #146 for tl.e i..:.orovement of Comm- erical Avenue in the City of t'nacortes , as : nd in the na:amer provided for in the _,lane plans .& specifications of the said district as described in ordinance Igo. ,853, & equalized by the city council of the City of 1.'naco rtes on the 9th . day of Novem- ber, 1935, and prescribing within what time the asses ment shall be paid, be placed on its first and second reading by title , seconded by Miller carried . '' Motion made by Sparks that ordinance No . . be placed on its third and final read- ing, seconded by Brokens , carried . Motion made by Sparks that the City attorney report on the ordinance , that it was legal as to form, be adopted , seconded by ]Mille: carried. Motion made by Brokens to adopt the ordinance as a whole, seconded by Sparks , ayes Brokenn, Dildine , Miller & Sparks, • There _be..ng no further busi.nesc the council did then adjourn. Approved in open,' session this l9tj . day of November. C.: ::: -7-7,774„> . Mayor Attest: -�e City' Clerk. . NOV EMBER 19, 1935. The City Council' of the City of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor Roll Call Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokens , George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call, Fisher absent . Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. Minutes Hartly Roger Co.A communication from Hartly Roger Co . in regard to refinancing the water depart- Communication ment was read by Mayor Mansfield, motion made by Taylor that the communication be held over for futharconsideration, seconded by Brokens carried. Fire & St Dept.. Reports of the r'i_re and Street departments for the month of October were on Reports. motion placed on file. • Motion made by Taylor that the culvert pipe needed for the street department be Culvert pipe purchased from the Bellingham Builders Supply Co. through the Curtiswharf Co. as per the Letter from the Builders Supply Co. datedNovember 15 , 1935, seconded by Dildine Ayes , Brokens , George , Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. a Motion made by Sparks that the Street Committee and street supt be authorized to purchase 80 feet or less culvert pipe at once throught the Curtis wharf, if they would accept the arrangement that part of the bill be paid this month and the balance next month, seconded by Brokeaa., Ayes Brokens, George, Dildine , Sparks, Miller and Taylor. • Motion made by Brokena that the building committee tgke some _action on the repair- Hall roof. ing of the roof on the city hail and report at the next meeting what can be done, seconded by Sparks carried. A member of the audience ask the council to take some action to have a building Building 3rd. st: on third street east of commerical removed as it was a fire hazard, motion made by Brokens that the question of raraoving the building be referred to the Fire, ater &-L giat & Light Committee for a report at the next meeting, seconded by George Carried, A• letter _ rom Louis Matson in regard to the LID 146 rarrants he had received in Louis Matson payment' of his Lein against the district , was Ilreseu edr¢ motion made ,.:y Sparks that the letter be placed on file for futther consideration, seconded by Brokens , carried. Merchants A letter from the Merchasts Association asking the c .until to furnish lights for Letter. the Xmas tree , was presented, motion made by Taylor that the. letter be referred to the Fire, Water Light Committee with power to act according to the cost of the lights, seconded by Dildine , Ayes Brokena, George , Dildine, Miller, Sparks and Taylor. A protest from Scttt Wiggins in regard to the ditch that the city is gigging on Protest. ;.. 22nd. street was presented, motion made byTaylor that this protest be referred to the Street Committee , seconded by Sparks carried. s Motion made by Taylor that the ordinance creating the voulanteerfire department Fire wept Ord. he held over until the next meeting, secondea by Brokena , carried. St . Dept . truck . Five bids for the truck for the street department vie- were presented, motion made Bids . gm 21 • • 1\l'o,N ember 19, 19354 • Brokesn that the bids be opened and read one. at a time, seconed by Sparks , Carried. The bids were as. follows: • Trulson. Motor Co. $p1,1.52.59 , Abbotta auto Co. $1,389.24, Bensn IVI'otor Co. $1 ,400.00:, Hount Vernon . i otor Co: on a T16. $1,237.87 and on a T18 1 ,439.97. Motion made by Brokesn that the bids be looked over by the street committee for a report at the next Meeting, withdrawn. Motion made by Taylor that -all the bids be rejected and a new aall be made for a 14 and a. .2i T. truck, with wood hoist or equivilant, 8 gauge steel body, crab control tail. gate screen rear window, seconded by brokenly carried; ' .,r Motion made by Taylor that the clerk be instructed to return all the rejected bids seconded by Miller, carried. Maple trees. Councilman george stated that there was a chance for the city to purchase 100 Maple trees at $.10 each, motion' made by Brokesn that the matter be referred to the street • committee , seconded by Sparks carried. Public hearing Motion made by George that the Council call a public hearing on the matter of close- ing the beer taverns on Sundays , seconded by Dildine , Ayes George & Dildine , Nays Brokens, Miller, Sparks and `Taylor. - .. There being no further business the council did then adjourn. • Approved in open session this 3rd.. .day of December 1935. • • Mayor. ATTEST': • ' CITY CLERK. Novem;,.er 26th. 1935 • Roll Call The City Council of the City of "nacortes: meet in -pecial session with Mayor Ma.nsfdeld presiding and Councilmen Broken:s, George , Dildine, Miller, Sparks & Taylor answering roll call , Fisher absent . ,. The purpose of the meeting was to decide what ahtion the council was to take on the moving, of the Vendome Hotel bL ilding.. Dildine excused. Motion m.:..de by Brokens that Fire Chief Snider be instructed to go to Seattle , and contact the fire rating bureau on the question of the additional insurance rates in case the building was moved and that the meeting be adjourned until Wednesday night at 7:00 for his report, seconded by Taylor , carried:. Att estz: • Mayor City Clerk • November 27th. 1915j Roll Call the City Council of the City of -knacortes meet in agjourned session with 11Lyor Mansfield presiding And councilmen George, Dildine, Miller , 'Sparks &aTaylor answe ring roll call, Brokens and Fisher absent. Taylor 'appointed a.s clerk pro-tem. A letter from the rating bureau was read for information. • Motion made by Sparks 414a4 denying Bill Morris permission to move the Vendome Hotel building to adjacent property within fire limits, no Second', so motion automatically carroed, (opinion of Mayor) . Motion to adjourn by Bil1ine carried. • • • Attest: Clerk Pro -tern _• 792 ��L� Mayor. r J 2 December 3, 1935 The City Council of the City of Anacortes meet in regular session with Mayor I Roll Call Mansfield presiding and councilmen, Brokens, George, Dildine , Miller & Taylor 1 ' answering roll call Fisher & Sparks absent. Motion made by Taylor that the minutes of the special meeting November 2.7, 1935 , Minutes be corrected to read that the motion made by Sparks in regard to the moving of the Vendome hotel lost , seconded by George, carried. otherwise the minutes were approved as read. The Gasoline & Polide Judge's reports for the month of November were on motion P Judge & Gas Reports, f'. referred to the finance committee. Mayor as that Sparks, name be placed on roll. Motion made by Taylor the the matter of repairing the roof on the city hall, , City hall roof jail & Hose shed be referred to the building committee,, finance committee, I Mayor and City Attorney with power to act, seconded. by Miller, Ayes Brokens, George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks & Taylor. 4 Applications from J. H. Wagner for two card table license and from Sjeve Taslak Card tamte liaren e for Two tables were presented, motion made by Brokens that these licenses be ail c e.l , allowed, seconded by Miilwr carried. A report from the City attorney regarding Ordinance No an ordinance amend- Ordinance NO ing section 11 of ordinance No 959, was-ttea4 -me44e stating that the ordinance "- was legal in form, was read , motion made by Sparks that the attorneys report be accepted, seconded by Broken', carried. Motion made by Sparks that Ordinance No being an ordinance amending section 11 of ordinance 859 , being an ordinance relating to intoxicating liquors be placed on its first and second reading by title , seconded by Taylor, ayes Brokens, George, Dildine, Sparks and Taylor Nays Miller. Motion made by Taylor that ordinance no being and ordinance amending sectio` II 11 of ordinance No 859 be placed on its third and final reading, seconded by Brokens, carried. Motion made by Brokens that ordinance NO be addopted as a whole, seconded 4, By Sparks, Ayes Brokens, Dildine, Sparks and Taylor, Nays George & Miller. A resolution in regard to the resurfacing of 12th. street was presented , motion Resolution re 12th made by Sparks that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign and return the resolution to the Department of Highways, seconded by Brokens, Ayes Brokens Dildine, Miller, Sparks & Taylor George not voting. Motion made by George that the fire, water & Light committee be given power to Lights place additional lights where they thought they were need most, seconded by Dildine, Carried. Motion made by Brokens that the Street Committee be authorized to sell the Chev St dept Truck truck belonging to: the street department to the park department for $200.00, seconded by Dildine, Withdrawn. Motion made by Sparks that the $20.00 for extra firemen and p80;82 for printing ! Firemen & Printing be paid prom the contingent fund, seconded by Dildine, Ayes Brokens, George, , Dildine , Miller, Sparks & Taylor. Claims against the current expense fund and other city funds for the month of Claims November were presented as follows: CUR1 EN T EXPENSE _ I L. E. Snider 5663 Salary & Cash Adv 126.00 Bert Verrall 5664 Salary 100.00 M. G. Strock 5665 Salary 95.00 M. Cookston 5666 Salary 95.00 C . Strock 556 =_ Fireman 18:.00 Geo. Olson 5668 Fireman 1. 50 A. Mondhan 5669 " 1.50 Fred Fisher 5670 1° •75 1 fM. Beale 5671 "' .75 L. Moore 5672 w .75 V. Berlin 5673 "' .75 Ed. McGovern -5674 . ft .75 M. A . Hartmann 5675 Salary 50.00 Lilliank Kast Strock 5676 Salary & Cash. Adv 52.00 W. V. Wells 5677 w 50.00 Austin Shaw 5678 w 22.50 Al Sellenthin 56 K 15.00 Mrs. Christ Storme 5680 " . 15.00 Marion Watkinson 5681 " 90.00 H. H. Hinshaw 5682 m 125.00 Tom Brown 5683 " 100.00 Wm. Dow 5684 " 100.00 W,M Rice .4685 .u ;Bing Catcher 16.66 T. W. Dodson 5 0 _ Street sweeper 56.00 ' . A. Sparks 5686 Salary 115.00 Lynn Balcomb 5687 Graderman 105.00 I Win. Dorcy 5688 T. Driver 90.00 Wm. Rice 5689 Garbage & St. Sweeper 20.00 S. D. Temple 5691 Supplies trasurer .46 Shannon Hardware 5692 Supplies hall 7.27 Anacortes L & B 5693 f 1.60 1 Water Dept . (Rogers) 5694 Supplies fire & St 335 Simpson's Peotrio 5695 Supplies fire dept. 3.05 Shannon Hardware 5696 Supplies fire dept. .15 4 Southside Hardware Co. 5697 Supplies fire dept. 4.06 Anacortes. water Dept. 5698 Hydrants 395.00 __ _ _ -1.- --: : . December 3, 1935. - . .41 5) c) 1-0 (.....) _____ - _ __ _ _ Automotive Parts Service 5699 Supplies fire dept . 34.44 Anacortes Steam Laundry 5700 Laundry for fire dept . 1.98 I L.: 57-1.5725 Inc missing L. E. Snider 5726 Wi West Coast Telephone Co . 5727, iing inspections 5.50 Thus: , ' 7:90 Puget Sound P & L 5728 Lights St Park & Hall 218.61 H. it. Taylor 5729 Supplies street dept. 33.40 'Union Oil Co. 5730 Oil for street dept . 27.25 L. M. Matson 5731 Oil 'for street dept . 15.66 Marine Supply 5732 Supplies street dept , 33.47 Shell Oil Co 5733 Oil for street dept , 28.89 Puget Sound P & L 575734 Power at crusher 65.10 Southside Hardware 5735 Supplies street dept. -3.06 E. K. Wood Lumber . 5736 Lumber for street dep.t 15.88 Anacortes Lumber & Box 5737 Lumber for street dept . 22.85 Pacific Hiway Trmisport 5738 Freight tools 3.46 Shell Oil Co. 5739 Gasoline 175-. 00 Union....0i1 Co 5740 fit 34.72 S. D. Temple - 5741 Supplies street dept. 3.65 20th. St Service 5742 aupplies fire dept . ' 11.00 SchWartz lion Works 5743 w 11 II 1.20 Anacortes American 5744 Printing 80 .82 . _ SECONDARY HIGHWAY FUND W. A. Sparks 152 St Supt. 15.00 Lynn Balcomb 153 Graderman 15.00 Wk. DorcY 154 T. Driver 25.00 Earl -Holmes 155 T. Driver 110.00 II F. Brokens . K. Asseln EMU Macgunson 156 Labor 158 T. Driver 100.00 W 157 w 100.00 90.00 C. S.- Willson . 159 w 36.00 Art Bell 160. w ' 49.5o Lillian Kast Strock 161 ' Bookkeeper 25.00 ' Howard Coopper Corp 162 Supplies 34.88 I.. 20th. St Service 163 tures 30.99 Knapp & Ronneberger 164 Repairs 15.20 Daves Tire Shop 165 ' ' w . .75 Schwartz Iron VARcerks-.:- 166 w 36.11 WATER FUND ' , Lew Willoughby 4317 Salary 175400 Clyde Baker 4318 tt,' 110.00 G. H. Thomas 4319 # 75.00 Lester Thomas 4320 Serviceman 100.00 Victor Berlin 4321 It . 121.60 A. C . Mondhan 4322 Labor 120.80 Lillian Kast Strock 4323 Bookkeeper 25.00 Cass Stapp - - 4324 Stamps 5.00 Skagit Valley 'Tel Co. 4325 Tells & Service . 3.60 Penn Salt Mfg Co . 4326 Ohlorine 30.00 Standard Oil Co. 4327 Stpplies .75 Water Department(Rogers 4325 Repairs .25. Vest Coast Tel Co; Puget Sound P & L 4329 Tolls & Service 4 4331 Lights , 4.25 Current Expense 4 4330 Transfer of funds 90.00 46.29 Wallace & Tierman 4332 Supplies .3.31 Current Expense 4333 Gasoline 18.06 National Meter Co 4334 Supplies 3.81 The Bristol Co. 4335 Supplies 3.08 S. D . Temple 4336 Supplies 1.55 Southside Hardware 4337 Supplies 5:05 Union Oil Co. 4338 l'ederal tax gasoline 1.71 ttget Sound P & L 4339 MO Power 794.51 Simpsonts 111.ectric Shop 4341 Supplies 4.26 Puget Sound P & L 4343 Lights 7.99 dhannon Hardware Co. 4344 Supplies 6669 Union. Printing Co. 4345 w 8.51 City of Se&ttle , 4346 Testing Motor 106.39 Marine, Supply 4347 Supplies 67.47 Shell Oil Co. 4348 w a8.00 , Island Transfer 4349 Goal 25.17 PARK FUND . J: E. Harding 856 Labor 80.00 Current Expense 857 Gaso1ine 5.60 H. A. Taylor 858 Supplies 7.75 Frank Knapp 859 Hauling wood 2.50 E. P. Barker 860 Insurance on house 15.75 Union Oil. Co. 861 Federal tax gasoline .50 LIBRARY FUND E. Luella Howard 828 Salary & Cash Adv. 80.00 Evelyn Lundberg 829 Salary 35.00 Blanche W. Sackett 830 SalarY g5.0o Fred Marshall 831 Salary 20 .00 Puget Sound News Co. 832 Books 45.54 Puget Sound Power & Light 833 Lights 15.38 Anacortes Water Department 834 Water 2.50 LLOCUL IMPROVEMENT FUND # 146 L. A. Lechner 17 Attorney fees 75.00 Anacortes American 15 Printing 5.56 4 X • 24 Dace- 3-, 1935 Matio-n made by Brokens that the matter of claims be referred to the finance c committee seconded by Miller, Carried. The finance committee to whom the matter of claims were referred reported that the claimd be allowed & warrants drawn inf favor of the same , motion made by Miller that the report be accepted, seconded by Brokens , Ayes Brokens, Dildine , Miller, Sparks & Taylor Nays George. Motion made by Brokens that the bids on the truck for the street department be Bids on truck opened and read on e at a time, seconded by Dildine carried. Motion made by Taylor that the council recess for a few minutes and the bids be referred to the street & finance committees, seconddd by Brokens carried. • The committees reported that they recommended that the bid of the international Truck. Company on one C-50 3-4 ton International Truck of #3 ,576.00 be accepted, as per contract attached, motion made by Brokens that the report of the committees be accepted, seconded by Dildine. Carried. Motion made b y Miller that the payment on the truck be made in January, seconded by Brokens Withdrawn. Motion. made by Taylor that the council purchase the Chev truck from the street separtment .for the Park department withdrawn. Motion made by Taylor that the chev truck of the street department's be sold to A. Grant Franklin for $225.00 as down "payment on the new truck,, seconded by Brokens, Ayes, Brokens, George, Dildine , Miller, Sparks & 1aylor. Motion made by Taylor that the park department . purchase the chev truck from A Grant Franklin, for $225.00, seconded by Brokens, Ayes Brokens, George , Dildine, • Miller, Sparks & Taylor. Motion made by Brokens that the street department pay for $25.00 worth of repairs on the cPiev truck for the park department seconded by Dildine , Ayes, Brokens , George , Dildine, Miller, Sparks & Taylor. Motion made by Miller that the question of a bill of sale for the chev truck be • referred to the finance committee with power to act, seconded by Brokens, ayes Brokens, George, Dildine, Miller , Sparks & Taylor. here being no furthur business the council did then adjourn. Approved in open session this 17th . day of December 1935. Mayo Attest:" • City ark. • • • • • L • rrw> . 1 LI • _ ; Der.ember 17, 1935, Roil Call - The City Council of the City of `nacor-tes meet in regular session with Mayor Mansfield presiding and councilmen Brokens, risher, George , Dildine , Miller , Sparks. and Taylor answering roll. call. e • Minutes Motion made by Taylor that the minutes of the previous meeting be corrected to read Motion made by Brokeens that the street department -pay for $25.00 'repairs on- the ,Chen truck before it is delivered to the. 'ark .Department , seconded by Sparks, 'yes Brokens, Fsher, Dildine, Miller, Sparks &Taylor, Nays George. Motion 'made by T>aylernthat. the .previous- motion be Withdrawn, seconded by Sparks ,Carried... . , _ . . . Motion ',made by Taylor that, the .mo.tion made s.elling , the truck to A Grant Franklin be Corrected to read. 'lotion made by 4aylor that the Chev truck of the Street departments be sold to A. Grant Franklin- for $225*.00 as down payment on the rental contract of the new truck," Also that "Motion made by Brokens that the street department pay for $25.00 worth of repairs on the Chev truck for A. , Grant Franklin" seconded by 'Sparke carried: - Deputy Treasurer A letter from the Deputy .City Treasurer asking, the council to issue a quit r4 claim deed to Inez Howell for Dots. 5 � 6, Block 5 hensler s Second Addisiin • was presented,:-motion made by bparks that this matter be referred to the City. Attorney, seconded lay Dildine, carried: • Tres Report • The treasurer Es report for the honth +of bloven er was presented motion made by Taylor ,that tfle report be referred to the finance committee , second ed by - . Brokens- carried: z . Police & Fire reports . The police & fire department ,ps reports for the month of November were presented and on 'motion bq were accepted and placed on ?file: • Finance & Building The committees on finance & building reported that the_ recpmmended that Hord - be inst'ructed ; to repair the roofs on - the city hail, Police station & hose shed for $57.00, motion made by Brokens 'that this be held over seconded by Sparks carried,, 1 Fire Water & fight .The. fire ,, water & light `'ommittee reported the .r.edommended change in the lights motion made by Sparks that this recommendation be :accepted and the committee be authorized to make changes,_,seconded by Brokens, Ayes :Tokens, Georgerit Dildine , a Miller; Sparks and tay lor, Ilys Fisher. . WPA • Motion !made by Taylor that the question of furnishing- boots for the WPA workers be referred to the WPA officers-, seconded by Miller Carried. Letter re water for . fires A letter from the Pity of Seattle in regard to furnishing water,for fires was presented, motion made by George that the letter be referred to the City Attorney, seconded by Miller carried. Bonds A letter from Schreiber & Werner- stating- there was a saving of 15% on city officials bonds by using the' Ohio=-Casz1ty Insurance Co. me44ee-mane-- was • read motion made by Sparks that - this be held over ,and taken ,up a-ft at a later date, seconded by Brokens, carried: , Aard table license Applications' from Curly-Walters & H Brannon for three card table licenses & one from Felix Marrion for four card table licenses were presented, motion made Miller that these licensee be granted, seconded by Brokens, carried. Resolution A resolution from Paul Lutera asking the Council to vacate the West ten feet of E Avenge lying northerly Of'the north Iihe of nineth street, ' motion made by Brokens that the resolution be adopted, and the clerk be authorized to call a hearing on January 21, 1936, seconded by Fisher Carried. •Truck rental contract The contract, .fox the rental of the new international truck of the street Depart- ments was presented, motion made by Taylor that the contract be referred to the Ciy attorney, seconded by Brokens carried: RE resolution on St dept wages Motion made by-Taylor that the section of the resolution passed by the "ouncil granting Sparks, Balcomb and 1Jorcy increases in their salaries from the 'Secondary highway fund be repealed, effective January I, 1936* Seconded by Brokens Ayes Brokens', Fisher, George , _Dildine , Miller, Sparks and Taylor. At5o.rney on contract. The City Attorney to whom was referred the rental contract on the International truck reported that the contract Was legal as to form, motion made by Brokens that the report be accepted, seconded by Sparks carried, • . Motion 'made by Taylor that the Mayor & clerk be authorized to sign tha contract seconded by Sparks, Ayes Brokens, Fisher, George , Dildine, Miller , Sparks, & Taylor. Recess Motion 'made by Taylor that the " ayor call a recess for a few minutes, seconded by Sparks carried. Fire Dept Ord.I An ordinance ee4a4 creating a volunteer firedepartment -was presented, motion made by Taylor that this ordinance be held over until ''an. 7, 1936, seconded by Brokens carried. Hartley Rogers Motion made by Taylor that the proposal of the Hartley Rogers' Co. in regard to rewriting the water ponds be rejected, seconded by George, Carried: ° • Mayor Mansfield ask that a committee consisting of the 'ire , Water & Light and Mr Burke to meet with him and discuss what action could be taken to re- . finance the water dept . Motion made by Sparks that the lowering of the city water pipe be brought up at , ttle meeting called by the Mayor, r c3U . S , December 17, 1935. Motion made by 'Taylor that the Clerk be instructed to send a copy of the recommendation of the -fire, water & light committee on the street lights to the Puget Sound power & Light Co, seconded ,by Miller darried. There being no furthur business the Council did then adjourn. ' Approved in open session this 7th. day of January 1936. • ciet-.-W-7716.2 Ma or Y Attest : c--_-- .c..,c c--E,-k.„‘„,- -Wv--2.4 ---c 1(4-ti -t,_ , . City 6lerk. JANUARY . 1 6 A � .7 9 � The City Council of the City of Anacortesneet in regular session with Mayor Roll Call Mansfield presiding and councilmen;Brokens , Fisher, George, Dildine . Miller, Sparks and Taylor answering roll call. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read. - Minute* Motion made by Taylor that the question of parking on Commerical Avenue be referr ' Parking ed to the Streets & park committee, seconded by George, Carried: • On motion the gasoline , Police Judge's & Treasurer's reports for the month of Reports II December were referred to the finance committee. E. Wiring Motion made by Taylor that the City Clerk be authorized to issue Electric Wiring License's - _'' licenses subject to the approval of the Fire Chief, seconded by Miller, carried. Lights at 12 Motion made by George that the fire, water & light committee be retained to see & 20th. & Com. about the placing a traffic light at 12th. Commerical & 20th. & Commerical, seconded by Dildine Carried. Motion made by Taylor that the bill of the Corbett mill's for fire fighting be Corbett bill cancelled, seconded by Brokens, Ayes Brokens, Fisher, Dildine, Sparks & Taylor , Nays George & Eviller. Motion made by Taylor that the City Clerk be authorized to call for bids on 300 Hose bids to 500 feet of hose for the fire department, seconded by Miller carried. Motion made by Miller -that the street supt. be authorized to rent blacksmith WPA tools. shop from H. A. Taylor at $10.00 per month for the WPA. blacksmith to sharpen WPA tools. seconded by Sparks, Ayes Brokens, Fisher, George , Dildine , Miller, ' Sparks and Taylor. . Motion made by Brokens that the question of truant officer be held over for two Truant Officer' weeks for investigation, seconded by Sparks carried. . A bond in the amount of $1 ,000.00 for H. H. Hinshaw, chief of Police, was present- Hinshaw bond ' ed, motion made by Miller that the bond be referred to the City Attorney, seconded ' „ byBrokens carried. Clerk & Tres claims in the amount of $52.00 each from M. A. Hartmann & Marion Watkinson for claims back pay as city clerk & city treasurer were presented, motion made by Taylor that these claims be referred to the finance committee for a report at the next meeting, seconded by Brokens carried. Resignation of The resignation's of M. A . Hartmann, City Treasurer & Marion Watkinson, Deputy Tres & 'eputy. City Treasurer, were presented, Motion made by Taylor that these resignations be accepted & placed on file, seconded by Brokens carried. . -fi Mayor Mansfield appointed Sadie M. Arges City Treasurer for the unexpired term. Motion made by Fisher that the council extend these two ladies a vote of thanks ` for their service$, seconded by Miller, carried. ` A letter from the W C. T U asking the Mayor & Council to see that all gambling W.C .T.U. Letter games be removed from the city, me44ei—ma was presented, motion. made by Dildine that the Mayor authorize the Chief of Police to do away with all gambling games intthe city, seconded by George, Ayes George, Dildine , lays Miller & Sparks, not voting Brokens, Fisher and Taylor. A letter from the Anacortes Lumber & Box Co. asking that the rental of the street ALB Rental ends which they are renting from the city be reduced, motion made by Sparks that the mill be given a moritorium on the rental and the city accept their check for $250.00 paying the rent until May 1, 1936. seconded by Brokens , Ayes Brokens Fisher, Dildine, Miller, Sparks & Taylor George not voting. A letter from Elbert See asking the council to take some action in regard to a E. G. See letter ditch on 35th. street was presented, motion made by Taylor that this be .referred to the Street committee , seconded by sparks carried. '. Motion made by Sparks that ordinance No . being an ordinance authorizing & Ordinance NO. f 4 providing for the issuance of $5,381.35 bonds of Local Improvement Districe No.