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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1923 City Council Minutes , ► I Ar: -''' • 14: I - 51 3' ' ' 4 � • - .�, ••ice. .... _ .- . - - 'Hr1,.lr -—J • 4 , I Dec errber 19th, 1922 . 1 1 : 2nd, 1923. + ' t,,».- Januaryhin }, - � _ The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 2nd day of January, 1923, i_ ,• `� 1 Roll call The city council of the city of Anacortes did on the 19th day of Dece.r�,er Roll call meet in regular session with Mayor queen .residing and Councilmen Brooks, i ii +f i • s— 1922 meet in regular session with Mayor Pro Tem Trafton presiding and Deane, Dwelley, McCallum; Morrison and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent. i; ; . ' I ' Councilmen Brooks, Dwelley, and Snyder responding to roll call. absent. Trafton. ? = . ' Deane, McCallum and Morrison. approved The minutes of he previous meeting were read and upon motion adopted read. �,: • fin. pp ,} 1 , I.:An. -approved The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion dopted :,,- r�; ,j ', • 4 Chief of Police, Supt. of Streets. Police Justice, ; 1:.. ` ' Reports of City Treasurer, Reports of ? ; , Con'^_.. from City Treas. Com^uncntion from City Treasurer relative to Local Improvement District were presented to the city council and upon motion referred to the Committee `E ' re LID rr117 117 , Commercial Avenue from llth to 36th, by paving, was read and upon �Jcl•, departmentson Finance. .1 . . : X `f • referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee. - L sneer City Engineer W. B. Short submitted report on fail en timber on Aaterabed at I y 1 ; . Fin. on monthly reports Report of the Committee on Finance on monthly reports of City Treasurer City at the cit could sell this to adore wale Upon 1 .; i :I ► •I of Streets, Police Justice and Chief of Police, recommending that same be -* on timber on 'Cranberry Lake. suggesting th y Water & Light. I {� • accepted and placed on file, was read and-upon motion adopted . watershed motion the miter as referred to the Committee on Fire, {{ Peet light The street light on 20th and M streets not yet being installed, the City Clerk t _ire, Pater Light Re or:.of Committee on Fire, ,• - St g p Kates d: Light on petition for street night L, ; • 1 ' , on street light at and L. Avenue, recommending that the petition be granted, was read and ur,o,:" on 20th and it was instructed to notify the light company again. ( i , 32nd & IL motion adopted. !• ' t : Street light Upon motion the matter of street light on 35th street was referred to the �, i , E ' Water and Light. �, e I Old court r w Councilman Brooks reported verballythat recommendations had on 35th at. Committee on Fire. Y � p gone farQ�ar�_ �� • , • . •t. t the CountyCommissioners for the deedingof old countyroad r w to the ( were reported not ro• erly filled and the } : ` f >>: ' ::,: aJacross s Heart •� .�' I; i c^ � e i dater mains Water mains ac o Lake road p p P ' s i� .; c.; ;;:; i - across HI, rd Street Superintendent was instructed to repair same. '.: Boys breaking C i i; to nun. s eu s complaints having been received, the city council ordered ` windows notice published that all boys found breaking windows would be prosecuted, Mayor and Mayor Queen and Councilman thanked the citizens for their cooperation r 1 oun and honorgiven them '•, , f :, (,` oilman and retired. a � :4 ti4q})1; Car_v. of votes Upon motion the city council resolved itself into a Committee of the +�i_;le, Unon motion the city council did then adjourn sine die. • I `: • .•. ` with the T�a;{or Pro Ter as chairman and the city clerk as secretary to c0,1 Adjourn { ; i • . , the votes of the city general election of December 5th, 1922. Approved in open sessin thisl6th day of January. 1923• ' ; - : 1';� -•i:'• After the votes had been canvassed committee upon motion arose e � '- '' a ed the ommi tt e p and r o_ ,1 :+ ,, to the city council as follovrs. '� ' 1 `;. Mayor p` • a It Mayor: f S. G . Brooks C if i. :!';;;;;''..t ii �i i ti zsris • 159 24 55 37 96 246 23 603 t+r,t -ei: f ` ►,1 J .. A. Denton, Peoples 63 33 40 25 52 65 7 2,t Attest; '}!f' l , ;�r; F. D Cartwright, City Clerk, �'',t` '•, ' ` ''., City treasurer. r Pit.-i: 4;: :: Marion �:atkinson, Citizens 197 35 76 54 116 262 27 ��.� B „� �!/may✓ + i # •��'',,. L` i y_Deputy {'` ! :{� . ;.L I City Clerk, ',' i :: •k ► i Lourania Frazier er " 200 34 72 54 113 7 7 c •:,.. r City attorney .. ,-- • i 0.1,,., x ,t `.' Ben Dri ftmi er " 188 33 66 54 111 268 25 745 \, i .� ' Pi;: �( � j ; Councilman-at-large " 185 30 64 45 114 270 24 732 ,4.! 11 '1IY, , (• .fir.: `y ',' • Ci Archie Germain 3 , .;+ qq,`' :; i ; 1 s Ch ems. F. Fisher, Peoples 32 25 29 13 43 35 6 18,E t 1 � ;' :`•.`'.' -': . cs., <( LIJ;. • p Councilman 1st Ward. ,.!,hill'• Uoi• i Fred Snyder, Citizens 185 33 ?it '�i • { ''. i I ' ; 1 I Councilman �.nd Ward 56 50 103 209 i� ►� 1.*:1 �,�y I F ;, J W. M. Haynes, Citizens 411 i , .J' ,, :I i; , i i 1 1 ' , . ': 1 { i } P . W. Bi ckn er, Peoples 40 11 43 94 ,1y, ' , �, ;� ,;? � }. ;'Ill Councilman i.. ,+ ;1, 1 .,:; .- ( R 1 an 3rd Ward ' .*:: I '; ,! t !, of ' John Bri sky, Citizens 266 25 291 .,.1 `4 �: ; ! '. .I, 1 s. 1 F ;^sti r: , + , ' , '' Ballots cast 223 57 96 64 148 113 30 c _, ` 'tr,,.�,�i ` �7; :L ,; , j 'ii ' ' i�j,'I .t '�,+ Ell �y • •'i .�:;'; '# ,, , , t ' Ili. Report of i;am:rittee of a .;+ I a; ;.}ifs;:l: .! 1: Upon motion the report of the Committee of the l':hol was adopted and candic:. ;F + . �? ► 14,-,, 1` i �. the l7riole declared elected p ;h ,, i! „;� ti; : ;,, # I' dec ar a ted to their respective v s c';•: • i e offices. ,,.t • 1� .1, ! 1 i Upon motion the report of the Committee of the Whole was accepted by the eic, ►� I7y. 1 Jt !. ^ co �ncil. . 't: - • I �' I 1 • 1.i'1�1'si ', adjourn Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. 1; 1: , Approved in opens session this 2nd day of January, 1922. il!ll' i; ;,, il I I. r , ,4 / ►i d,.../W,rfr,IPZ, tl,.,,,,,-'71,, . , I ` 1 - , Maur Pro Tern 'l ; ',4 ' Attest: �± �, ;; : i�, I: J.i F! F. D. Cartwright, City Clerk, } � ', By .71J_. ,,,v �4--l16t.. )_h-✓ •' i!" ',1 • , ,`I. 1i , Deputy , • ; , ,I' 1. j j ; 1.,1' i :ri "1 I'f ' I' - 11 ..i' I'ti .; ' ! t ti� •1 ! F i • ,..�( 1r'I cf 1 1,i1 , 1 ' • + .`4lt. 1 I % 1 • ji.1F . I. 1 • 4 - / i A • ?.` • , ,1 • * , �• a ,• '��' are-, 1 January 2nd 1923. ! • - . second: That a right ot-Way be ae- 1 t_ f quirecl beginning al about Thirty- „` = t kayor Brooks presiding and I seventh street and Commercial ,� fit. avenue to follow approximately on . The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 2nd day of Januar• POLIGY al a grade that would meet the >�idal- - , r f, Ir ' Is URGED 1 PROGRESSIVE the line of Thirty seventh street east !. r . 1 • t POLICYmeet in regular session with�Councilman Brisky, Drrelley, Germain, Haynes, j; � ,,i , oN couNcli .By mAyoR BRooks ;,o rt,ad just north er the >uitcheu. Callum, Morrison and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent none. home, the present FIda1Ko road rrom• ,, I POLICY URGE!) this point to be widened and placed. ti,w_ •• at r, better grade_ This highway µ , • ! The purpose of the meeting W�18 organization. would give a very accessible road • I out of the city, would be scenic and 1_ would cost much less money than the- • The dity Clerk reported that all officers had been officially sworn (Continued from page 1) first, the distance being less htan •, • OUTLINE OF CITY'S NEEDS MADE BY MAYOR BROOKS IN INAU j I me-half. ne halt. We anticipate that the road y. trees and shrubtery about Bolt a homes. mow their lawns, keep Si;ol from Anacortes to the mainland being �3 The Mayor then announced the following colnitee assillgments for the COml..o GURAL MESSAGE—POLICY OF PROGRESS URGED—NEED OF their parking strips and show som fills on the state highway system• ". year: this year. If this is done Anacortes - ' t', �I MAKING CITY ATTRACTIVE PRESENTED — LARGER IMPROVE- -I civic pride_ Let us try and give th must show some definite plan of an • town :t home appearance instead o accessible highway Into the city_ I '� R Finance ,- MENTS URGED ARE CAP SANTE WATERWAY, NEW HIGHWAY ' a tour, of telephone, light notes an • McCallum would recommend that your city coup- . `' INTO CITY, LARGER PAVED DISTRICT PUBLIC ATHLETIC FIELD 1'+'cods- ;• �,i I iell look well into the merits of these Snyder i -� Oning to the way our city is scat i AND FRANCHISE FOR BUS LINE. tered, it is impossible to light Bo- Morrison routes' Anacortes at present has a credit- •' r - t city as it should t►e lighted_ 1 would able Chamber of Commerce; they . �, • Judiciary Brisky , recommend that when it is shown have put out considerable effort a- ;lights are placed. that the council long this line and we would ask their To the City CouneIl and Is it without any congested district? •j order them placed_ hearty supn►orl_ G Germain Citizens of Anacortes: •3. Education—Can I educate my •i Is the city well paved? This is a #� :v ! i�1CCallum It has been the custom at various family and myself in that town? plow ',very vital question. I would recom- The Bus Line ` ; times in the history of Anacortes for about its Public schools, present and,'I mend that your city council consider For several years there has been y,.i•7: ' if !the incoming mayor to read for the future? Us institutions of higher • the feasibility of paving all streets, operated •on Commercial avenue a bus • C•t+: Streets & Parks consideration of the council and citi- education or of business training_ • from Q avenue west, and from Sec-, `=`�-- .� �. line. I should like to commend the Dwell ey `', s zees a message setting forth the Its iibraries? Its lecture and Concert Dud street to Ninth street, which they management on the very excellent, , {,, - Haynes r needs of the city and in a sense out- iourses? Its newspapers? Its postal city engineer finds could pay out on service and reasonable rate ' they • 1; t. = , 1 + have maintained for our citizens. _ tk.t., . ??:i {_I Brisky t lining the policy to be carried nut due- facilities?People—Shall I like the peo the assessment_ 1 aw sure thatss However, the revenue of this corn- ',� gis not a residence or business house r fo`^r- • f• 1 trust that all who read or hear pie of the town? Are they home-I in this section but what looks for- puny is derlvcti rrom the use of a ,..:P.. } '> ,• . Fire. `dater & Light Snyder c this message will take it sihiply as folks without false exclusiveness? ' ward to pavement in front of his or nubile street_ It is only fair to the , • ; ' '�'` �% �' a an outline of our heeds_ Tie ques are they neighborly and friendly?; tax-payer who provided that street 1 her property_ If possible, let us , • <•: "g- •' G erlllai.n ' lion of making changes or carrying Is the town free from factionalism?'� start this that the bus company pay a per cent. ,. ••3 t' year and get the benefit f { Dwelley a. = out the suggestions is one•for the Does it have strong religious, frater-', ourselves. Every local improvement of its gross receipts into a fund to �c Public to decide arid your chosen nal and social organizations? hurts someone. This someone au- used for Its maintainence. In re • '\ ' I-• councilmen to carry clot. "E,. Itecreation--Can I have a good ally owns some vacant property. I turn for this it should be offered a 1 . .,. . r ` ; upons ► franchise. I would ask the city • !I License ens a & Police e e Germain t Before entering a discussion time in that town? I and my family? do not think that bona fide residents council to consider this matter at Its Q `.. a itof our future needs '1 should like to How aboht the theatres, museums, should be without improvements at -+. ={ M I Sri •derr Aretheearliest convenience. y take this occasion to commend the gymnasiums, parks, etc.? there`._ expense of real estate specula- '•"' ''{• ` '-'' HBylles ,/ r former mayor and ciry council for the active agencies for providing ! Another improvement which has • Y g good lieu. �ftr1Y z; faithful and honest work they have entertainments,athletic contests,etc.? " been deferred from time to time is �F :G.r:frr,f ' 1 ,I Death Rate Low �+ :,' '?1' t done- The policy of',the late admin- Are inviting opportunities for plea- • Under healthfulness I am happy to the Cape Saute Waterway project and _.. .�•3" -c ; the acceptance of the government } Printing, Health & Cem, Morrison s Istration has been ttr:il of economy, sure drives afforded by well paved say Anacortes has one of the lowest, t?_ aC• ;•`•,'V • =" and by their continu,^�i;vigilance they streets? if not the lowest, death rate of any appropriation. I believe that the 1 - Y. ; ''��`'' McCallum p• 8 have made it possible for your new "G- Living--Can we live reason- t city its size in the world- However, reason for the failure of this project ' .k Brisky i n mayor and council to take up the ably and well in that town' Are the there are some things vitally needs i to to has Beall the lack concerned 1tit . , •ti_. ,� • r work with practicall:v'a clean linen- beat •of modern conveniences avail- '- sary to keep this record_ 1 should '.' d cial slate. By this ;•conomy many able for its residents, electricity, gas, like to call your attention to the un- itas to the method of raising the ,le:.:-,- : ,, . necessary funds. I believe that this r-- , ,.) Building 8c Sewers Haynes, little things that m` 'ht have been telephones, etc. Are the housing and sanitary condition of the south side. 't rr4, #� + ;, e carried out have been let go, that our shopping conditions favorable? Rents. Unless something is dune to provide Project can and should be carried �: ,; :,, : Dwelle i; > out under one method which is for .ems ;c; La • y ,f cid debt might the sooner be wiped taxes and prices fair: Hotels good- sewers in this district, we are run- be adjacent nropetty to pay a fair 'T`-'=- .'�orrison € , out- Now that this has been dons, Home and truck gardens and dairy ping a desperate chance of having rt, ;'• ' _ ' let us do these little things as well products plentiful? a serious epidemic_ Another con- W Et QQ '- ,c', as plan on several yarger projects "7_ Accessibility—Can we go and dition with reference to sewers: Per cent. of the' cost the balance to" ,�� , ti t• _ P: y just as soon as ways and means can come easily? Does the town have there are man, sewers accessible troportfoned into zones according; ty,. �' be ,,,, r; ,, ? � a be found. adequate railroad connections, and to residents who have failed to to the benefit they will derive_ I do �f Lj*' �;' � .•y_F; The following appointments were thPr announce and confirmed by the city g Your mayor believes that the time train services? Street car lines, in- connect to them. I would recom- not think it would he fair to the tax- -!,'t3, _ Y •E'rti� ;:.1•. council : Is now ripe for all the citizens to terurban lines and well marked auto- mend compulsory action in these .payer to raise this money •by tax rr •31 :,,:. . �}. :' c: a pull together fora better, bigger an 1 mobile routes and hard surfaced cases. levy. It would be inequitable, as :y},,. - ••• ., more prosperous Anacortes. Your roads? Water Supply Pure ;those deriving the direct benefit ," I ;�: +r't ti i_• ,' •- Chief of Policemayor and council cannot do this "8_ Business-=-Can I make good Our water soppy is ado unto and portion o[Al -'C Al S ell i nthi n Yq would Duly pay a minor pro '1- ... .E • -, `• alone. We need the support of each use of capital in that town? Are pure regardless of complaints to the the cost_ It is an impro+ement which = , :,. k , i., ;i21'. —.)aRC - and .every citizen_ The best way to there good banking facilities- Menu- contrary- The water department is rs ,!ceded front a commercial stand- ;'t'`• • . y chief of Fire Dept. J . S.. Carter •• show this support is by discussion of lecturing interests? Up-to-date stores? becoming a financial asset to the Point and I would recommend that i r ;° - • , ' ' �, city affairs with friends and neigh- Good shipping acilities- Favorable community- Its progress and efficien- the matter be taken up in the near t •t x'i •.. 3 hors; get the other persons view- labor conditions? A prosperous farm- ey are commendable. 'mule• <�'• ,t �• •;. �� wealth Jf f�i Cer ' pohtt, and when public opinion has ig territory? Fair real estate values? Accessibility- Can the Wooden Sidc Walks : } { �, � dilStln Shaw go and come • s been crystallized • into a definite Reasonablychea► power? Active co- ; easily? Here is ground for con- them should like to call your attention 'iti ' •t '' _ '. • 1 o y• to the condition o[ the wooden ride- +;, � i:,.Q% ,, ? thought, your council can then act operation among business interests_ I siderable thought. Our present route �" �'f, � + Harbor master Harry Rickaby for you intelligently- \\'hen you have •g Employment--Can I get a job ' from town fs not practical. From +walks throughout the cif}. Must or -) . ' j;" ,3„! a criticism to make, or an idea that In that town, at fair pay and with Seventeenth street to the i'idnlgo them are in a dilapidated condition, ft., . :i:4,,,you think valuable, come to the coup- , aredangerous to walk on and are ''>�` hr '` 1' Police Jud a good prospects for the future: CanAilII one has to trt+'el to a height of 1 , r 9't' i4: :,'¢'• ? + WN' tar it. F. Schreiber cil chamfer. I am sure we will bo { count on cooperation from orgaui 1SU feet and down again. This is an eyesore to the •irutlic_ I would I ,t; E NO pleased to give you the floor and cots- zations making it their business to hard on heavy hauling; and bad for 'recommend that lenient sidewalks be -. "' I cider anything you care to say. out in as fast as osr; help introduce new commercial inter the highway_ I should like to outline P sitrle. I should :�'• Supt. of Streets O. A. Lennielike to call your attention particularly, rr~t' ;' g Some time ago i read an article in gists and to welcome new citizens- two prospective routes from the con- .; ♦t•. 'i,.� {:",jam to Sevemteenth street from ('Dinner- + I • the American Journal entitled "The "10. Progressiveness—Shall i find ter of the city to the city iimits; �Q ; '.:,. ; !' vial :nv:nnc to the hi•h school and u rt .s`ii Park Board GuS Hensler Test or :t Town: Questions People that I am In alive town, having a which while •possibly is looking a ,(•onunevc:Ial avenue fr m, Fifteenth �' Ask About Your Town Before They progressive city government, active little tar into the future, I believeIi' t" "� '{ Decide to Make It Their Town:' they are practicable. •street to Thirty-sixth street P. s( i� t ;; t•r,- g Melville e Curtis civic organizations, modern fire pro ;iY : t•.� t` t tmlieve that i[ each and every g 1 would recommend a complete ( ' , 7., ' Parc}lman teclian, and a pull-together spirit in New Roads rt�-,;- • ' is i-^if Mrs• citizen in this city would read thla -lit-of-werevision of the license ordinance, as i ( everything—a town with a future. b'irst: That a riy be ac- t, at precool I do not believe It to be I s';��y,t. carefully and where thin coat Ells put ••you cannot control the climate, 1,ired starting at the corner of I ?`C: ' I Library Board (,has. ata ,[ t.., ' ,,�- r _ '" I . r. it roe it would not be tong before Sevtintecnth street and Commerela! bitable. A case in point is a small I .1. •,-:., I pp thins generally would look far di:- natural scenery nor historic nssocia-' license paid fin the thousands of `-t .%ij?,; I lions of your town, but it ii other avenue, extending parallel to and j �� Y .4; ( ferent. With your permission I should n,:ue feet of billboard advertising t i, respects it• does not measure up t +vest o[ the Great Northern milroud r ; �'s ;•, +rt� , like to quote this article In its en- to the Fidalgo Mill thence along :Hong our city streets. ! s: City engineer W. B. Short the standard that will be applied t the •phcrr Gas ben, brought to the '" ' ° lircty. Greet Northern railroad to the city ;rltentiou of the fit cuhncil the pus! ` ' •;';! ' 1 it by• intelligent town buyers, gel a�n The Test busy and help make it. measure up limits, the county to continue this year } ' `'w ;�: j;:� c• :in. "1. Attractiveness—Shall i like the road across tttr \Veaverling [let ad- y r the need of a public athletic ` ' . `' Su t. O f later Dept. The first big job of a good towrj -.c, ;;. p W. B. Short field. I believe that it is the duty .1' i.:: , x{:,, town, its atmosphere. Does it haves salesman Is to sec to it that hi joining the county road at the quarry- ;Y. the beautyof shaded streets and of a municipality to provide a place �� _ 3''$ Et::; �: commodity is right" This would give a water level road :tr.";3 E I o other beautiful features? Is it a out of the cif would }teen up man where its citizens can enjoy clean, Police r•i ht Patrol y. y /+• • i: ; r 'i,; t�S Scott iJeel;� new Industrial sites which are now I, : ^':j' �F. - , quiet, roomy, airy, well lighted town? Tree Planting healthful recreation. Diming the past + �:,: 'r+ .•:�?}'I �` Does it have attractive public build Many of the questions quoted abov summer •we •were •visited by sonic ' :`�9t .. ,'• lugs and homes? Is it well tved' are ones that we should conalde inaccessible; would avoid two up and ships of our navy. The first question ' s i thoughtfully. The ones the city clown grades, increase the fire pro- asked was "Where la your athletic: '^ ''' • Is it clean in every sense. tecllon of our Indus/epos, and makes a �,pl.,'•'. • Roll call: Ayes , Brisky, Dweller, Germain, Haynes, F�CCallun, Morrison and c:' "2. Healthfulness—Will my family di should especially consider fall un cpuick, sate and easy highway for �lelcl." It is probable that should + Snyder. i1ays, none. der three of these groups: attractive such a field be available that our ' ,;r and I have a reasonable chance to less, healthfulness and accessl6ilitf ourselves and the many tourists who city will be made one of the several k' keep well in that town? How about l should like to see an effort mad will visit our city. There is at pres- cities on the sound allotted naval :F'p the water supply? its sanitary sys eat a move to open up a link of this City Clerk L• tern? Its method of milk inspection? highway. I speak of that portion from �. ,ti T Frazier asked that Marion Watkinson act as deputy and upon on the {tart or we citizens to plan recommeessels nd i thatea summer. committee orb e !p y P Its health department? Its hospitals? (Continued on Page Four) Twenty-ninth street and T avenue to stprointed to consider all available �%i` motion the appointment was confirmed. Roll Call , Ayes, Brisky, Dweller. '-ier-', ; the Fidalgo Milt_ I would recommend that this be consumated at once and silos and that when the committee "•' main, Haynes, t=eCallum, Morriosn and linyder. Days, none. finally decides uu a proper location • that steps be taken to extend this that ways and means l,e I . A t- right-of-way to the city lentils this l Provided ,.: year. !for its purchase. ,,;, The Mayor appointed Councilman Dweller as Mayor Pro Tem alld upon motion tale This completes in a brief way • some of our city needs. i trust that I • ~ + l appointment was confirmed. Roll !;all: i►ye$, Brisky. Dvielley, Germain, }.ayl es, ! you willofconsiderr them and if lltey' 1 �.',. Callon, Morrison and Snyder. hays, none. ' • appeal to your judgment as bthey worthy, your hearty support' ' 74.1:'f I ask The Mayor' s annual message was read and ordered spread at large upon the mill' in carrying them out. I ,i; i utes: p g p 4 s:\atlr{:,1. G. BROOKS. ', t , •�.� • i 'R... • I , , >2 • y4~ 1 I:- i• • �~ i ` • I • • y I '. V=u • .t • f` ii' ' 01 .r..- , - II I I 1 I 4 f } • • _ • "�:, - r....... .�;: +.^.mod, ....__ _ - - • .r •.1 ` 514 ' .' ii ' • January 2nd, 1923. — — -All its •r •' 1 •• it-, • x• ; ' _ - .��' tj Seconder:�•�1',hw{a�t.a rt�t-0L-wad b`ea�a_61 i l'• ' ! ;;: 2 . r...:3y •'.. .."f...�•�b at• abed Tana y�� .. . r'. Mayor Brooks prelaiding and , . t_ • 1 6I 1 seventh street • and Commercial: _ , j - The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 2nd dayof J i �` ' F tii" - , - - F 1 _, , j 1 1 . - ] avenue to follow approximately .on; V. ; ' ' --- anuar t " , tine-nee eft ThirtyNreath street east' r meet in regular session tit Councilman Bris Dwelley, y' 19 ° a ` I ( ' ' u a ,:rage ttnat .own meet tie > al d.~ s ,' ky, y, Germain, $>�Ynes, ). .. , :,.. s OP read just eortft- of rice ilfltedaki Callum, Morrison and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent none. '- '�'=''-` ' bow.. tie >1ldslirfo read froze ► The purpose of the meetingwas organization. k ° 1 . i + { t Jill .. 4 this point er be de.Wid Th and places t�' • , ' tit ! . ': I 1 , 4 at s better grade. This highwa, I I i' ' t r± would give a very accessible 'road •i, ' I ' '•'} oat of the city. would be scenic.sad i E ! The CityClerk . `�� would cost much lest money'than the i-' • • ;: reported that all officers had been officially sworn 1: s ': T (Continued"from page i>t 1 OUtLINE Oi C!'11C'!>t ilEEDS E; MAI/OR -saookB IN lNAth first. the .distance being less 'liras I.-.; �►� one ha1L �Ye anUctpate Uiat the rgladI trees and shrubbery about then Y • -r from Anaeortea to rife atatnland betri, ' The Mayor then announced the followingcommitee snail meats for the coming GURAL'1 `: ICY. ct '• pissed oa um torte highway_ 1 ; . homes, mow, their lawns, tee n ]g � '" u1f. • NEED OF , p t year: ; their. parking strips and valid- so>Yi this year. It this is. does Anaeortes • MAkfaiB,.CITY ATf1ACTIVR.PREtittiltal d..ARGER- IMPROVE- civic pride. Let us try and re' t - 11^ ' ' • :{ • town a home aPPearatace instead .o .must show node desalts plaa`of an ! •` . I •y • I t Finance j -- merits.uRSER ARE CAM itTE W RWAY' NEW..HIGHWAY accessible highway Into the'-eIty. i tt , ■.. a .tb�ra of telephone. lI t" lee and ` McCallum *,' _- - - weeds • would recomtgead that your city coo , • t i . + IIiITo'dttTY; LARGER I!!AVED DI$TRiC�; PIfN_IC A'YMLETIC FIELD ell loot well Into the aaerlts of these. , I e Snyder >a _ owing to the way one city is scat - IIND_I li*scultliE FOR tttUt► Ll Nt. ;. tared: it is impossible to. light the YOB` ' Morrison _ Anacoriea•at present has a credit- • i , t i :•.- _ city as it should be lighted. -I.would abbe Chamber of Commerce;. they t r +_ . recommend that when---it is elicits _ Judiciaryhardouteffort Brisky K s 1 this line'and we would ask their Ta$tie City:Cou$ail sad =.' �'- Is rt-vrlwout any_congested district. order them placed. °� ^ i s . hearty support. i . 1 Germain Cith ens -of:A amen: ~8_ -- duration—Can I -edacate my- Is the city well paved? •This.is a ', I ' ( McCallum -`:It-Iran r keen the custom at'irarious familyaitd myself in•that town? Iibw very vital question. I would recoci= The srrti Llae �,' t` I 1 ; • t ties.in'the'history of Anacorteslfo`r about its ,public,schools; present and + mend that your city council consider • liar-:sevetal'year$ .Mere hen been', , `' , I ttte'.lneOmr'ng,•mayor'to.read fdtt`.the .future? its . institutions of' higher the feasibility of paving all streets opetated ors Codmereial avenues lion i , . ' ' I i Streets & Parks t consideratiob,of,the council and ciU= education or of. business training' from Q avenue west, and-from Sea line I should like:to nanuo ad the; , Dwelley and_street to Ninth street, which the _ t 1 y E ions: * messaLt`e tsetttas' fort' the Its libraries? Its lecture and concert maagesseat en tlw ei Moat' r ^;;;-1 f' 'H�' tt I Haynes t needs of•the`city and,in i senpb out iourses3 Its newspapers? Its postal city engineer finds could pay out on service and ... __lib le .l'a`ie' they; i•i• i '' -��� S' i 1 -lining a•policy tci be-carried' t dur- facilities? - - the assessment. 1•am sere that there have- ssniatained ` IT.- our citiagne.� t . ` ?:.r1 I j Brisky 'theme , �•� • ' "1. People- hall I like the Pao Is riot a residence or business hocati However,: the revedne St this con :se::, l., I-trust that all .who read it-hear pie of the •town_.. Are they'home- in- this section but *hat looks.torn Paay is derived tired fife:nee ot. a� ' ' i - , °,,:.-;':.,'',. F Fire. Water & Light $ E t• his'mesasge will 'take it si as folks ;riwont tales eaelnaivenees? bltc_atieeL •It is bait tilt to they • t) Snyder or. WY- ward this pavement in front of his or I'n y .i 1 * -��• Germain . thin ell o ch gas orj ca fines- Are Is then town ey free fromaf ctionalismm' her ptieperty. _ It :passible. let•,fit tea the•h a p..L...ed r :.i R ;, • .,. :!:::.:I � f' tion •o ,-Making ,a:er yyin, ' start this year and get".the benefit �;taaa a , •� i ' 1�1``'y ��►: out the estion • Is for the Does It have;atrpn>g religious, [rater ourselves. Every'.. . lib Bross-retei>plts. tO fitttd tt3 t .• Dwelley O1le ery..ltiial'Improvement t4s:•'` I o i►iimie'.to decide. d ygur. chosen nal and'social organizatons'' _ harts' someone. This•someone Qiiii4 be treed for it" rdatiitsinence. In re; ; t , t' L•otinciimen'Ep rT t.-.} "5:-.I ecresUon-Can I'Made a'good ally owns some vacant propert .I h0 rn far tl>ti# it.idtould be',offert>tt Ili. t 1 ';, E ' n discussion Within Unit tiiwn?. I,and my faintly? do not think that bona fide resaid• f s fro-'•• ; . ti ask the. cty li:'' ' ,. k ;;�License & Police I3efoii eii>erisg ur' t ea . < Germain a. fit our,fltfui�i )needs: I should like to Haw abet 'tire. theatres, muse council to coioaider this mallet at its' ; g: a• • Snyder `� w this eccasioa commend `t a assist ' � thheuexpeenseIoodd statespeculaat 1#eetconveni ce:. __ ` ' ,y ::.':, . farther mayor ti P� .�;' s;m iiti&' Parks. eta_ Are Were s 1�. Haynes i Ttithitil and hoaeet'w they have enttertain active �t9.athletic contests,es *for:.providing good on beau feried'from time to time to • 1! :1 J t to.}�' ')cone. The policy pf Mate admiin- Are:fail pethf sate L6vir e _ ! i;., I P i8 n •has n '.of'•.e..strum?; sere eTt a tfesseiolr_ Under1.1. lividness I am happy t4 the. cep• Wale the go•eretdott '1 f: ' Printing, Health & Cam. Morrison y, _ y enacortea has one of the lo�Vetlt ' .- 1' aed tlisiti coca lance they treeie3 t. rate' o[ and propilation.. I ,believe' tkat:tee`. '? ' j : YCCallull] , 'br pod e o!` r�-new • 'id Living—an `we'live'.r id•! if:not` t>;e lowlas death Proles I f 4 ]ttiiiei• made it city its'sirs in the wrorid: :Hoirei►er; 'tor'tbe failure of this t' : .• j' ��• • t; 1 i i I linter-. eotiaCtl'- 'take rig' thFer slily aHd well in 'that'town?- Ate were are some Invitail neeels- to'date'line`been the:last'of-agree= , ;; a `! e, ` , ,! Bra sky wosk'with' practical) a"cieait' bib6tr'otc'mcdern eortvenie red 'a to keep y " meat between all pri des concerabd i` + ti { '.; rk •this record- 'I should t ' cliff slate By thin oury ateay` able'far its''tesldenttti, electricity:' like to call.your attention to..the:iuit is' to :the -'method. of raisiaa 'tk ii' 1 • ••:'{.`ec.: 1 • Building i 1 di ng & S eW er s H n e s . lards Thiess •that'It,iltt'have •been telephones,'' h:.' Are the•houelnj Waterycondition & necessary r.an •t.relieve'wit vivid I ) i t i fit c I+ clkied out>.ave;liensbt ltC3 test_flirt ei!►oP conditions-isyorab Tl { ! i :i<: ! 1�8 d Uon of.; south'std � �;x'- ' le?. Unless somethin protect ran and •shoaid be carried r` • �.Y' i::! g.is'-done to provide • ` ,, Dwelley CM"dent ufigltti;thb=ao`oaer 'he 'wipes .taxes sad•priced fair?- ffotels OM?I sewers. in 'thli'-dtatrict; we are'.i i= out';under one;method w>Itich`is-f6t#' (� ';',:N,,kgj I • I �' Morrison art:' :Now;that tiffs ,has •beets:done; •Barns•-.and-••txtitck.1eidens and chili hing.'a-'despet'ate''Chance Of-haviitg" the_ad3acent property tti Pala (.i • 11. f; let.us do thee° tittle-tb -ire,well products: 1thiti ful? a serious epidemic. Another •eon- -- �+ • to '7. A bill art' a at1r' y '� `( t,� $A-Plan:•oa''sb era) 4e.ri r'Prejec ld t,T••-P w go. Vitron with reference, to sewei'i. Pe_ 5en£' ;tp*,pond'th`.'balairea to I r! (' ' i. etas•soda ws.'�►itlyd aid means cal► some .easily?. Does they:town- hat tlteie life .many sewers" accestlbie ro to z{aies acvoill ` 1' ``.^;. ::t, • The fire Poitiotfed"lu ing ! following appointments be,:found:• adeeuetd.•-rafiread- cbnbectioas; 'and to' .residents' who have' .tailed to�to the benefit they'will didHve: I`'do 1; ,i j _ ,•�: g pp intments were theL'? announce and confirmed by the city ;TowAns.yor a i eve)! that,the-time train semieittT' Stieet'car-lines; hi= tonneet to them. I would recbni-: QI'ttifnlr it n tt.1 =:6 .f.,r td=the tax- - '.i, ' ,': ; = `4t; <; • 1 council: 8 I!';itow'ripe'for 7111 tine:'.eitisena..tlo ternrban.liners:and well marked:auto- mend• compulsory action in • these, i yer� to` raise 'Wig s.imoate b tax :.I t . ?' , i j, vidpugether, foe a=bstt i•, blgger and .. 'redt�s ..atid •hard surfaced case§. levy- it would ,be ilieggi al a ah; F' I, + I' '` i 'ac prosperous 'Amaoartes. _Yolik' tea ' those deriv `{ ! 1 .. Water.Supply Pure ing ,ttie, direst 'benefit) :;'i ''r• s' 1 I f Chief o f Police i c e $ r attd'=ceunelf,' cannot:du r thtii- $: .Siisineati--Ckn .I msl[e. r su'tl would only'pay'a minor. a, b I Al ell i nth3 n c y is adegnate',•aitd I iarblwti ttoa oC E .;� U�ir orate ` ' `•.,.,. ;.f t. i, alogke:'_We need:tire.inppoit;of'.eack tise;_of.;capiti nits :that'•town ? Are Pere' regardlesti of coMplatuts. id=the the cost. 1t is'su inirisriyveweat'which` i1 FF 1`':, i.,..'f �' it;tdvery cif fen: 'The. tray.is there_good bankingg;facilities#;Ii ti- contrary.' The water' department •pe©dad from:a commercial,stand= 1 • 1( t :F' -` ! , i': I I' Chief of Fire Dept. J dtdctisslen of tacturiri' ih bieste'Upt date,atbrle, T becomi a" financial asset .tb the dint and'I .wliould recommen that '' I r ;:.;.: $>;.: p S. Carter elicit-fblis anpporf,ii by- -_ g ng P } I neigh= (food ahi` fagllitIes' :l!`itioca the matter ' 1 t oar-Own •with-i'r[ende •and• Pf!un conlaitl tity:� Its progress and efficien- _be taken up'fa the•near ;, �� �`: i i rs; get''tlie ether •petacta's-.stew; labor conditions? 'A prop peropt fain- cy are commendable. future. }. .;;(' x: j ' �,� j i; Health Officer Austin Shaw )frith,-and•••lieu.'pa1►lie•;opinion has-ig.-territory'` Fair real.estate venue- Ac'cessibil#ty. Can we go,,and-come • wooden Side Walks ; I t {; " } r� ( bra;:,crystallized.`into• a::definite Reseanably,cheap power? Active:co- easel) '' Here is• round 'for con-, • I should I#ke to call your, attention . • , _'t .i . • y p , y g Our present route, en ride- i !i j E,o-t•7.ti' ;,: thonglit. ybiir''ooattcfl cwtt-their act' operatiotl .smang:bniiriesa,InteresMT '.a#deralile,thou lit. -g to the.condition:,of the,wood + lIy 1 Harbor Master Harry RiCkaby for,�on intelligentli•,_ t en you have "g. ,Employment aq'I get.a lab from tbvrn is. not 'practical.. From walks throughout 'ttie;city. 'Most o[ - 't ;�'1:1 '� it w} '''. Seventeenth street: to the. Fidel ' them are in a'd�taPidated condition, , t ! { ' p I �'• .1 f 'iC.;oriticism'bi=make;:or art•idea that in that UWE;•at. fair,pay1 and with gu '::' - ;:i : I + to the-orlon- are .din 1. -i:; ;;, ' p i._you tWnk valuable, Come.., good prospects for the future? . Cali mill one has"to travel.to a height at gerous _to k on .arid' are ? ;.t „ •r Y, • ', Police Judge A. F. Schreiber ; ' rr��rr77 Lit beer: 'I am sure rde will-- I.count'oq,000pei7ltton.f m•orga{ii- :180 [set rind: down again. This-'ts. A° eyesore-to.^the;?;}tubtia;I would �lI}� ,��!!: ;i;;:r�z'� ;•? • , ! ploased•to•giro you the thee' ttadcon= xattons• it weir.:• us#nees:,to 'hard on heavyhaulm and:had •for recommend•-that ce•ment s dhw. . ,.be ;.s,tar'yr ;J '; :+ $icier anything•yop..tare to:nay. help Introduce new commercial lute}► the highway "I should like to 6utliaa Fout in a§•fAst as possible. I 'should '.�'•E' t #I €`,. .t r y Supt. of Streets 0. A. Lenning i .: '�otue tiitie,ago I:read anlis►rticla in eats and to welcome-new citiienaT; two prospeettde routes from tho @en" Ike to call-your attention particularly 1 •.,j p - ! •` y ; };• ;; •'I �'t ' I I ' he"American :Joitraal ;entitled "The 4410. Progresaiveneas-Shall"I 'tied ter of the city'.'.to' Use• City. limns) to Seventeenth 'street',from Coma:ler F' F . , t.+.I'-�b1:• ' Test of..a' Town:'Qn§stions' People, that I attic'in 'a_live;town,`having a which while'.possibly' is lookiug.ta dal 'avenue to the High school aid'. !�',: 'i ;#: r' �' • 's} 1 '., I 1 I 1 i , Park Board Gus Hensler • Ask' About•Your. Town B tore They, little tar Into t future, I-•Irelteve( Commercial ,avenue •from Fifteenth 1 r 'i f progteileiv'it; city,government, scUpQ k�' sires to'-Thin d : :k !- 'r ' I " Melvi 11 a Curtis ••Decide to Make It•.Their Towa.. civic organizations,-modern fire ,pro- they are practicatlle. t y-sixth street. t :,•;,ti a yiS r , i• t.1 I. ! I':believe that%11,.eadi; and t.ev ry , I would 'recdihmen., a complete '1 1. t. !�r •i. F : .section,, aad.h; pull-together spirit in . New Roads (; 11 c ,. Mrs. Parchman citizen in thls city:would .reedy; , everyth - town-with a future? '- :First: That.a right-or-way.6e•err ireviMloa of the,)(cease ordinance. as ` S r7t ' ;:f • I i j ,B¢refully and where the coat,fits -eel «You. cantiot..contiol the climate. Qutred starting' at the corner, dt;tat present. I do not Believe it to 'b1i �1�.4 FI '�41 I ,, r;�'-' . f' ! I ,s j !I �{ Library Board Chas. Stapp t ot1, it wottid not 'be long before naturalyseeneil► nor`historic assocla- Seventeenth .street .and otan-iercial 'edu(itable. A case in point Is a small �.+ ' ,• } t ' • inga generally woald.loop far di'.- Uona of our• wn; bent di in=other avenue, extending -parallel tor'rtlutil license )raid for' the thousands o[ `I ) MF;' 1 , r a ' ;` ,ferent.•With'your. permission sh uld Mgaare feet= of billboard advertiain E 111 I, y west,of the Greet Northern •railroad g . '-' .F Al' ; y I respects ib'does not measure np along our •city streets- t 1� City Engineer I1eer like to quote this article' In'Its•.ea• ',the,standard that will be-applied t to the Fidalgo Mill Wence along the ( 11° ,I ' t ,;* l, t , I I I Y g W. B. Short ri •.There has been brought t to the ! f' t .ril•:;',4:" . i L; , tlroty. it bp..Intelligent town buyers,'b'e lOreat irolta Northern railroad•to the •city attention of the city council the peat + ' • # E'ra :i .i., :r I , . The Testthe count r . I;11 I ' ' ! busy tied hq}p make it measure;up ie to continue this ye8r the .need of 1 t ( • Ir1:!.::P. ' "L�'Attractiveness=-Shall I llke_the road..across,the- Weave>riin flat.ad- a •public athletic i'111r, ' _ ( - ;.{:,-;; ;,# ;,;' 11 F . Supt. of Water Dept. W. B. Short '1•he'.vitae big•.Jnb of a good' to • ,fle>la. I betlede chat is ts' the dart I`f .::tt .t•t I �1. !1 town, its atmospkefbT •Does It Maresaleable''', fa to see to_ it'that 'hi Joining the county road at the•quay 1 f• th` beauty at shades streets Mai of a munici ality to rairlde a lace `" ' 1 , ,i'} ,! I commodity lit right" This would give a'.water level road 'where its dtizenM "caa..enJoy 'e,ean; ` „ �,1 11''.� r . ,( .0;.•:':!. ;�; t ' 1 '11, Police bight Patrol Scott NeelyOber ,beautiful features? Is I, Trerb;pianti out of the city, would pen up ma y ',healthful Ii,' • . well lighted town? �`'' ' ��pp recreation. DiiCing the gdlet. roomy;;airynew industrial city,. which ,are no past I. , ,_!i ��� r} t ( ( ` Many of the Questions qubtedabov inaccessible would avoid two ups d)summer we: were Visited bysome. r,.• +.t t t ? i t , i' Does it have'attractive public build= 1 j lugs and homes? Is it well paved?. are• utrea that we should Gonalde qq ships of our navy. The first uestion r 1 ': esdown grades;;increase the fire Pm- q ,.' ! .:�_' I,k�` 113:i` +'lr Is'it clean in every sense? a thogght[u11y... The ones the.cltyco P eked 'was "Where i '.your aWletiq ll:.{ `�''' cil thou .esyeci e ,consider fall` teatioa o[ our industries, and make a old " `It' is Roll Call: Ayes, Brisky, Dwelley, Germain, Haynes. MCCalluln, Morrison and �,4. HealthfulnessWi11'mY faintly . quick.',dare and' easy-highway for' Z pgbabe 'that •should + . };�4� 1' der three o!'i ese groups: attrtactiv Much a. field be available.'that: our ,Snyder. Nays, none. and.'I have.: reasonable-chance to ourselves and'.the many tourists•.who J;,I , , j Hasa, heal, ass and accesatbilit' city will be made one of the aeveritl ; f j keep well-in that,town. ,How ay.,dt will visit our city. ?hero is at res. I'should fills'W' nee ati'effort'' cities on the sound• allotted naval . :the water-'etlPply? - Its.sat tan aye•' on•we o! a eltizeaa+to pi gut a•ietove to open up i link of this • City Clerk L. T. Frasier asked that Marion Watkinsan act as deputy and upon vessels aitnag the summer. r would temT Its..method of milt;inapectioai highway. I speak of that portion from '; ii:i;1.: ,) recommend that a committee be 1 { , !.,1;.'; motion the a Roll Call, Ayes, its-health deparint7''Its•hospiWST ttc�rirtli►risi ea p„ji. Twenty=ntath;street'and•T avenue to a fated to. consider. all available • ' 1 . appointment was confirmed. Brisky, Dwelley. Ger We Ftdalgo Mill. I'would-recommend'sites and,that when the committee �I;' ''' main, Haynes, McCallum, Morriosn and Snyder. bays, none. that .tpieibe a tiemeted et•end-this_,gnally decides on'a Proper. location ' ' t. 'SI that Steps, be taken to q+ays, and :means to • rtirided 1 F i i • P eitend-this that Ari t, • ;'1 1 • , • right-etwa ,Y to. that city-.Iimtta' tht3+for its. Ptirchnse. p i The Mayor appointed Councilman Dwelley as Mayor Pro Tern and upon motion the _ _ �"'-'�Y '- ... 1 =' «� •i ''S _ This complefea in a 'brief `.way #1 I ',; I' ') ' Ii ', ' appointment was confirmed. Roll Call: Ayes, Brisky, Dwelley, Germain, Haynes 7 • • • sortie or Out city needs. rtrnat'.th�t . �' t' I . , • . Callum, Morrison and Snyder. trays, none. = ' - - en cal to consider a judgmetit :as,'being j•I` i•i,j' • them, and ` .•?ii`''•,.�h'r.is�r`ta w=".`!it':.li,�.`::'.:;;;1r!1A, ' a„1:;1y�k ,•'i 1.i :, ' g • ! k' II I� .: ,. •�'r.<.:. :•. ,� i.' �,:�. ,.�'••,•,.=,� �... wnrtfiy.;,`i ask.your hoartq support , t' • The Mayor's annual message was read and ordered spread at large upon the min in carrying 'them'. ontO ;DItO �.1 • ' 11 ' : ` ,, ,, 1 utes• c h_lEr.e, j: I, i. 11 iI' 1i„ ' I1• j' ! I i ,. 1t ' i I yI I , 1, i !, ,, .1 1 :J 11 I . ,• • F1I !T1l• t t ;` • 1 \ . 1 • , , L_- I I L -. 5.. - -1 6 _ _ _ . . _ _ . . _ _ __ 5-1 r? '' '-' .- • • January 2nd, 1923. continued • •_:: ' s' Lightpoles down The attention of the citycoup was Ce on claims Report of the Committee on Finance to whom were referred the claims against the , . I g Council a called to the matter of n• electric light 'ice Current Expense Fund and other city funds for the month of December, 1922, recommend.. ; poles down on 32nd street, causing a Light.menan a to the public. This was ref err that the wlaime be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of same, was read and upon - ! : .1 ' to the Committee on Fire, Water and ` notion adopted. Roll call: Ayes, Brisky, Dwelley, Germain, Haynes, McCallum, Mor- . . - {-• rieon and Snyder. Nays, none. ; ', , µ Claims presented Claims against the city for the month of December, 1922, as follows,were pre ' , ' 1 }• ented to the city council and uponmotion referred to the Committee on Financ . ; cite of thanks to . upon motion a vote of thanks was extended to Mr, -Queen, Deane and Trafton for their sy . ' Ira E. Partner 3782 Audit Mooing mayor •& services to the city in the past. ; 'i j. Washington P L & W Co. 3783 Lights at city hall, library & sts. 1 •5, ncilmen # i. `� City payroll 3 84 171.7, Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. is '1 ; ' 1;' a � T i I - to ;bourn i 3�00 Approved in open session this 16th day of January, 1923. : ; - •, 1,136.2 1 '; S. B. Clary 3$01- Repairing stove • 1.5 i ,' : . ., .-'; i Schreiber & Werner 3802 Bonds for city officials ; ;.. R. H. Dildine92 c, 3803 Wood for city hall 2,5� _. it �`� ` Anacortes Citizen 3804 Printing I • A. F. Schreiber 3805 Justice fees 10.0� ayor , •. , . Anacortes Hardware Co. 3806 Supplies for streets •8 ••• '1- 1, ` , - Knapp & Ronnerberger 3807 Repairs for street dept. 4. s` ' r 1 Anacortes L A B Co. 3808 Lumber for streets 5 ;:,,,:iii.,,,:-..,..4::...,,;30.91 L. T. Frazier, City Clerk, , i , 'ti I• �� i� ii• ' American LaFrance F. Eng. 3809 Parts for fire engine 1 7 - _ ^,� # . G. W. Shannon & Co. 3810 Supplies for fire & sts . - f Void 6.8, By i '/ ,�,u�.,. .l��r��c- I �, ; ^x. , 3811 Void Water Departmetn 3812 Water at library, fountain & sts Deputy ';r> :`.1 't•k,: I # P. E. Nelson 81 In c 222.5� .i { f tii•��- . 1 3 3 xpe for of election T _ , . ;: 1 Eva Wood 3814 Judge 7.5' 1 ! is •,: i Mary Stafford 3815 Judge 7.5' ( *' ?'. •• .' Gladys Jorgenson 3816 Judge 7•5, 1• i �•: . • i Ruth Dodson 3817Judge 6.7 • I i - . !I grace_LaF1eur ti (( • •{ • - • � f II 381 Judge 6 7'1 � ' i E; �I� � �,• +��' `�',•,� ,. . 1 Mrs. Eva_Young 3819 Inspector 6.7, ;, :; ::c�: : : I I Blanche Baker 3820 Inspector .� i Georgia Mattice 3821Judge 6.5' ' ): 1 -! {` .: • i . iI Elizabeth St eff in 3822 Judge 6.S0 ,-.T { 'a''..7.: # Ii . '; Matilda Bushey 3?2b Judge .5 ii l # : ` in. e. L. L. Hutoon 5 R� , r :;; ' • # I 3822E Judge 6.50 . r; I , ' i,t , i F. -C. Werner 82 Inspector .5 1r' i-; , `` l 1 i ,t 3 7 � ,. � .•' • Eth 1 Barron r g 382 Judge 7 0, ) , c1. lE. <�;'r ' t Clara Franklin 3727 Judge 7.00. "'' -mot ' i; 1 Drury Earley 3728 Ins ector 6 '� �+} ;.#. 'i,:-:, ''h'' ;# 50 • i; . ;, Elizabeth Graham 37129 Judge 6.5, . 1 1 , f ;i Julia Rydberg 3730 Inspector 7.00 , + i;• ' . I ' # ; ' i Allie C. Bockman 3731 Inspector 7, Blanche George 3532 .Judg 00 i:' 1I . ''~ . Ii, ' :,+ ' Archie Allan 3g33 Hall rent for election 3.00 �� �`�,' • . i:::- . ' ! I �' I I A. P. Schreiber 3734 - N N N N .50 _ .1:• 1.•I '.10; I; 1 t • • } II ' ; l• , I Morrison & Barker 3$35 Bonds for city officials 28.00 ? ''I `� �' `f• i 1 ` i; �, Lowman & Hanford 3736 Election supplies 4.66 , , I ,',� ? ' CarrieA. Graham f ::,•:.,:.,;....1:1,.:'':."'1,1 ,,; i3�3 Judge 6,50 I � I i+ ,--• .��:;., ; ': 1 i I ; 'I ; H. A. Taylor 3738 Blacksmithing i,; ,• i ; : ': ;`` c - Anacortes Citizen 3839 Pub. & Printing 4.25 + _{�� •�., 4 •. 64 25 1 ' t } ' ; Standard Oil Co. 37,40 Gasolien for sta. & fire 41 14 ;'. . #i.; •! ,..i, ' <`• 4, I1' , t , '� Revolving Fund. 3%41 Cash advanced for labor 59.00 i. 1 • '1 .,. • ''i / 1 1' ` I ; . :I 1 ii 2,179.4j Ir 11'Ij ',1 1'; i. I,k 1' GENERAL WATER FUND , �,11 , � i I Ira E. Partner 1 • Audit 50.00 ► ' ,� ' ,,.:':''.'-:: 3',::: ' i '1t :1 , H. A. Taylor 2 Biacksmithin '.'•1 ' t li r '`-,, : 'f: ' '! ;1. i' ' !;• . Standard Oil Co Gasolineg i I. 3 for water dept. 62.49 '1 I . !} '"'; f 1• • 'I,j Fairbanks Morse & Co. 4 Exhaust valve for engine 3.78 I��� 1 f E#•'{' [I, R .11/ ` 'f 1 " i i 1# '' Anacortes Hardware Co. 5 Supplies 17.27 1 ' ` �• << ., , 1 r, ,, I, Hersey Mfg. Co. 6 Meter registers 5.70 11 t� ` � ! ' ? 11 ` ' ,►. i; Pittsburgh Meter Co. M eter parts $ 43 t + tE'i'r;,'1� ii ..... . f 1 I ii G. W. Shannon & Co. 21' 3 �'' t .•.•. �' I ` National Meter Co. Meter iparts 4 .80 I' - ,'',,tV, i . .111, W V. Wells 10 Rent of barn for storage Jan. & Feb. 5. ,1 t �i . • ' W. B. Short 11 Salary as supt. 250.00 • '! # . 4 Mrs. Julia Bonney 12 Care'-esker Heart Lake 20.00 �� .,1, ; F,;.;',!; ,, '1I Roy Wilson 13 Reading meters mi.retaker WL 85.00• ; i Geo. Abbey 14 Reading meters 11.25 I j 1 ' ( ! ; .; City Treasurer 1 Payroll 1 0.00 . ��i, ,. . l 5 �y 5 ,1 , John Durango 16 Labor 3.75 •; : ,' Grover Thomas 17 Labor 3.75 • i ; f Ii E. Oakley 1 Lhor 13.1' • r '' s .' r �' ;• i 1 . I : Joe McLean 19 Labor 8.00 " ; •I I • , v . ; ,., j ; i • Revolving Fund. 20 Cash advanced for labor fr c 163.41 4.', - ' 1 !1 ' • '� E ; �� ;, ; ' °?ade Thomas 21 Labor , t et 150.00 ,II 1.1,...,,, 1 ' Anacortes L & B Co. 22 Lumber 27.50 •F '?, .I a1 ' „ )' ' I ; Francis Short 23 Labor 94.00 ') • • • ',f tt 1 1A • 1 I .ii , .;; • ;. , t Knapp & Ronnrberger 24 Repairs anc oil for car 35.83 4., ;.., .:i !• : ; ,; •I; .; i,, 1,l.'I 'j I1•I i f I i ' �',! •1 I 5 1 y '1 • I ' t 0,$, I I , I '' • iI f f i '•�I .1 + 1 ` ,, I � S f:.ice , \ A , '0 '/:. .� . „, 1 1 Iv i • .�' ,.,r....:,`v .''''• '.- 3.� Mi•'r •e.a:aawa+-- t c •�_�:_�.a'+1. :<r ._x ,itrit'A' —4 1 5 I ).. . 51 () ' '''s ''' . January 16th, 1923. 1 --- — -,*. .,rc, , �• •fit„ . . - 1— call The city council of the city of Anacortes did on the 16th day of January, 1923, . ' . • , Boll meet in regular session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilman Dwelley, '1 i ;� E Germain, Haynes, McCallum and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent, Brisky • and Morrison. ' + 1n read The minutes of the previous meetings were reqd and upon motion adopted as read. i , '` f ' i. ,. 1 • for anacortes Lmbr $433.66, stating that letter be used- for bond and guaranty, was read and upon i :, . r '' Sox Co. _ motion accepted and placed on file. . t •. . city Att. on LID Report of City Attorney, Ben Driftmier, on delinquent LID #133, stating that he ! Ji33 was havi ig title and tax search made preparatory to foreclosure, was read and I • a ' r uppn motion adopted. r III: ity Att. on LID Report of City Attorney on LID #117, Commerical Avenue from llth to 36th street , 1417 la tating that title search was being made, preparatory to forecolsure, was I read and upon motion adopted. , ' • . city Clerk on Report from City Clerk that the 1S`ast;ingtar;Poerer Light & Water Company had been • 1 '` > fir. , :, notifying light Co again notified in regard to placing street light. on 20th & M streets was read j , ,? -,r. r g. and upon motion adopted. "tih' may` � '� r•_. '' gose for fire Chief of Fire Department, J . S. Carter, asked for the purchase of 500 ft. of •`= �' ' ''•.':; • i gepartment new hose to replace the same amount of old hose laid aside. Upor, motion the `` ' "' ` ? • + purchase was referred to the Committee on Fire, Water and Light. • ',; '; ,,, Report of Committee on Finance to whom were referred the monthly reports of ' :i•ifisi•,,!..i'l-'''',,ei.' c ;` departments, recommending that tie reports be accepted and placed on file, was +� l 'x; Y> .1,( read and upon motion adopted. ; ' _ L- ';"' ` .r Judiciary on LID Report of Committee on Judiciary on matter of delinquent LID #133, stating that .` :`1 ' . = ,s ` 133 investigation was being made preparatory to foreclosure, wa read and upon motion .r` ,,: adopted. 4 �� ;t Report of Committee on Judiciary on matter of LID #117, stating that investigation i E'• !1";Iii.:3'',...er:',Iii,..::',t:- ;:': :: i .. Judiciary on LID was being made to see if foreclosure was feasible, V.s read and upon motion adopted. . • c11i .�,Yf3 t • Committee on Fire, Water & Light relative to street light on 35th street, statng • i _ • '1. ''` ' ` • adopted. 1 E,' '.- .; ?ire. :'later & Lgt that light had been promised by Mr. A1lmond, was read and upon mOtiona p 1 '�3`5` 1 1 on street light. ' I •�• ::;I-,,` l: '� Bonds Bonds of City Treasurer, Clerk, Deputy • and Police Justice were presented to the - i,"- 1:::a.:.::. i•.? .: city council and upon motion referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee. i � E;. !, . ' !'' 1 • quit claim deed quit Claim Deed from a'an of CoTmerce. for proposed road from 29th to 35th streets : ! ;�,.• `- .• •:: * i ' ' for proposed road was presented to the city council and upon motion referred to the City Engineer ��. ''''• '� • i and Committee an Street a '! � � s nd Parks. �: If#'•. ' warrant •:-•.;ij*?: , ; 1:,I ; getter from Ana- Letter of rl►, �cortes Lumber & Box Company relative to issuing duplicate and using ' '( cortes LMbr. & Box same for bond and security, was again referred to and upon motion a duplicate ; r '; ' r� `'0^ =;• E c o offered Roll all ' es Dwe11e 1 ' �` 1 " r<' ;:+ .'; a;,= i co, re dup. warrant ,warrant wa ordered issued, with prote ti n c , Ay y. �}:3 :; ;.� .y�: 1Germain, Haynes, McCallum and Snyder. Nays, none. 1 {ii ' J�Y tti••.! ;n.:::..4 I ' I Police Justice to The matter of supplying Police Justice with necessary search warrant forms was • 1 • :i•:'. i;?$ `,.,,, :,,.. :' ' i i , i' i s'. ;.;., 1 receive necessary upon motion referred to the License and Police Committee With power to act. I ). , 'I , r �t,,Y:.}•�; ' d for'nsRoll call . Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Haynes, McCallum and Snyder. Nays, none. !� a: . 1d: ::i `::1• 1 t i.,i;:;i` ;i. • ,, !' Earwigs Mayor Brooks brought to the attention of the city council for Health Officer, 11 .; 4' , ;1 'y a ; Dr Austin Shaw, the matter of earwig pest, stating that the Board of health !1 1` ,1(,,1 + i ,!: 1 ;i wished the city to pay for the services of expert for a month or six weeks, ,fk�, ; r.I:r#i • 1 i, ., i ' zi in order that the nuisance might be abated as much as possible. Also that prop- k a''''" ,! erty owners be taxed for necessary poison. Upon motion the business was left ,� i '.+1 � i ' 1 in char a of the health Officer with full ower fo act. Roll call: Ayes, !; ., ' r '::; �! ! 1.I • Dwelley. Germiain, Haynes, McCallum and Snyder. Nays none. tF'; t `, , f,. - sai iiiNg:' ' 4 ,•• ' street V rb 1 r ort on 2 th and i a made ,.. on ,�� � • M street 1 ht w s "r Allm d of the li ht •I`! E tt i f • 20th &: M e a ep 0 g g I i � ���� 3i r ;' f. light company asking that the city furnish the wire. A motion was made that the com- , ` , `,�' , ,..,. ''i''; ' 1r I t mittee be continued. I ''1 .' I i�' ;f=; : .:r',:t be innin Januar 1st 1 2 { .• '• :fir;„.:.,.. i g g Y 9 3 ; :i .,. �II It:::rease in sal- Upon motion the salary of the Chief of Police was increased $10.00 per month. ,- 1,1 1 { ary for Police Roll Call: Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Haynes, McClallum and Snyder. Nays, none. :• 1 • i.1 E I. ` 1 1' • ; a Light police Upon motion the salary of the night policeman was fixed at $110 a month, to be- 11,1 :, ! ' , I .. gin January 1st. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Haynes, McCallum, and Snyder. 1�'{ .. • i! , ' ' ' ,' k ays, none. 1� i i f t t •�,. =ruck driver's Upon motion the salary of the truck driver of the fire department was increased �,' { ' r salar to be in Januar 1st. Roll call: Dwelle , ermain, Ha - „ , i ,� increased10.00 permonth, g y Ayes, Y Y , I nes, McCallum and Snyder. Nays, none. !, Janitor to recieve Upon motion the salary of the janitor at the city hall was raised to $15.00 per ,, • 1 I, "1'� i increase' month, beginning January 1st. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, Germain., Haynes, McCallu, ,`. ! and Snyder. Nays, none. ,i` r { I i' t 1" 1 t ;1 E Truck from Govern- Upon motion the City Attorney and Committee on Streets u. Parks were instructed I ' -1 1 . ' r t merit for streets to obtain information relative to truck from Government for use of street dept. i • i {I't• • . ' I Bug line More revenue from the street bus line was discussed. ,'i �,� I ;, . 1 _, -4st of delinquent Upon motion the City Clerk was instructed to furnish the Committee on License • S ` ; Ii f licenses and Police with full list of delinquent licenses. 'M'. ii • t.i 7r;. E ill . �, -11 • '1 '/ _I 1 ' 1 i { I • , : '^: a:. �} rM�. mat*�� � :ti:A8$Xi�: 5xtil�•.•...... .. yL j I' i 1 Sc' • ..i‘al AI i • i February 6th, 1923. ;• ; s_.sx»: ► Residents on 34th and Commercial asked that city furnish lumber for • • '* ,: 1 • Sidewalk on 34th st. property holders to donate the labor. Upon motion this was referred walk moll call The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 6th day of February, 1923. , , ' Committee on Strees & Parks. to t• meet in regular session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, `� 1 ' °' Germain. McCallum. Morrison and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent, Brisky ;; • Committee to in- and Haynes. : . 1 A motion was made that the Mayor appoint a committee of three to invest •-,` t. vestigate bus line the local bus line. The 1�ayor stated that he would consider the matt ,• . i , • appoint the committee on the following day. matter an, approved The minutes of the previous meeting ware read and upon motion apporved as read. • t • City Eng. to • prepare Upon motion the City Engineer was instructed to prepare data on 17th ? e"signatior, of Resignation of John W. Brisky, Councilman from 3rd Ward was presented to the data on 17th & 20th 20th street cement sidewalks, and ?risky City Council and was upon motion accepted. streets from Commercial to Ron 17th, and Co • to whatever cross street necessary on 20th. Commercial ` . Adjourn Upon from H.C. Communication from H. C. Hansen, addressed to City Treasurer, relative to de- Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. Hansen re bonds linquent bonds in Local Improvement District Bo. 109, was read and upon motion• I ' 3 referred to the City Attorney for reply. • I Coi E. from Good- Communication from Goodrich Rubber Company in regard to defective couplings on 4 :, rich Rub. Co. fire hose, was read and upon motion referred to the Committee on Fire, Water & • - . + %/��/� Light with powerto act. .. r•_ or / Comm. from Communication from Russ Simonton, director of Anti-Narcotic Campaign, asking + • .,,f , Attest: Simonton re city to pass resolution against illicit drug traffic, was read and upon motion ' ' � • traffic ;.,._.,, drug, accepted and placed on file. � � � " . I ► L. T. Frazier, City Clerk, ;; J( � ; : - E.K. `` ::y , / �/ - Corm. from E Communication from the E. K. Wood Lumber Company stating that the company ; `� a�r` } By �z"� , - y7c,e/.«>h 'good Lmbr. Co. desired to construct -a sawmill on its property in Section 28, Twp.35 N Rl E k Depu y - Anacortes,on the condition that the city extend its water mains to this prop- ; F' ` ` > -:a erty, and also to construct, improve and maintain a highway in good travable f ": ::`•;;`'-``''3 : :';1'.1.0 condition, was read and upon motion laid over until new business. �` •f'a • ='`3 City.Attorney Report of the City Attorney on bonds of City Treasurer, Clerk and Police Just- l: r `1V ;` N`''on bonds ice, stating that same were correct as to form, was read and upon motion adopted _.. '. Reports from Reports of Chief of Police, Treasurer, Justice and Supt. of Streets, were pree- '� f� f :� ;^ ' departments ented to the city council and uppn motion referred to the Committee on Finance . "�; $' 1 • • `y =• ! Judiciary on Report of Judiciary Committee on bonds of officials, recomwrending that same be • y;i''' ,; bonds accepteread and upon motion adopted. �', •-• ' I d was p ed L i S•:: ` Ste. & Parks Report of Committee on Streets & Parks to whom was referred the matter of ob " , :..• �' . :'�.,t. j on truck taining information relative to Government truck for street department, stating {' � ''° fi that the committee had nothingof �'a favorable nature to report as yet, was read + K,i''� • ;r : : and upon +. ,` 1 }, Lrt t: ' r. p motion adopted. i i ': -'�� t;,: I St s. G Parks on Report o f l ';' r•�,`! he Comtittee on streets �: Parks on the matter of quit claim deed for �- �'���`. �s deed Bank of Commerc r e ,• quitclaime, recommending that the mtter be referred to the City Attorney ' • is tV. Y ''` `. was read and upoh motion adopted. , . 1: s s"i;; =' • 111 Fire, Water & The Committee on Fire, Water & Light, to whom was referred the matter of purchase f :111 + ; , �! ' ' Light on fire of 500 ft of fire i ,, ` r.: _ gi e hose, asked that the clerk be instructedto/calli+' , ;::�4'�.,^' ;aa i hose thevarious hose companies. Upon motion the report was adopted. do e . for bids from I E,f ;' I.:.: p a adop t o 'f '; I••`•,.,' '.; • l':11:1ilr.,,,, Lic. & Pol. on The report of the Committee on License & Police on matter of search warrant forms "'! "" '` r".. � : ,':::;? Justice, be taken care t ,: ' ;; � I i search warrants for Police stating that same would a e of at once, was read �'' : j � ' ill r (jJ A ;,;.•'' ?/ r ' ` . and upon motion adopted. 1•,r r :�i: ' p adp ed I; i :: t. i; " Petition for1 k 44: :; j , I' Petition fromGeo. H. Miller, (11 ..�4 '• f ; and .j''• ;( �' S ``� fothers. for extension of present herd law, was ;t . - ,., }. r•f fji .> -! , ' ,, ` extension of uponreferred to the 'omni ttee on License and Police & Chief • i;• •:� • read and motion (. of ' �. !� j ' ,• , ; herd law Police. j. '' ;:;; ..,,,:•:.: IV • <1 ' I , i t'. • ' , t 1� �+ J ,' • a 11 1 '1 nesolut ion on ai .^ I Resolution stating the intention of the City to improve Seventeenth Street, from t +' ,1�,,1 r • _r .3 improving n 1 th E p g 7 the center line of Avenue "K" to the center line of Commercial Avenue by dement !`�� + :x�' ��#' `y2 . ; , st. sid w , a ks and cr ssi , fivefeet in width on each side ` L e alks cross w Z o ng a h thereof, 'i '1cJ ''t' '_ •; '; r , • • 1 1 was read and upon motio a p '. " ; s '�} ' '� I n do ted. , �. . �. ;:'. , forthe improvment went of Twentieth Street fromy ��, : ' nesolution on Resolution t ;i i 'xr P e the center line of L Aven i -- ;,:,.1;, ;1•4;;;• 1 • 1 ! improving 20th to the center line of Commercial Avenue, by cement sidewalks, walks and „� ! , .''1 �`;y r.;,;? .. ,, i .'1a alks, cross 1i• ;: ''i• , i ! ' z' f crossings, thereof, was read uponmotion t. A•:`.: ,. and mot o �, side they o � tfive feet in width on each s dI f � fit. �;ti; ;;; �, ► adopted. •i : �,. .:IN1.`'I it I ! '' i t_'. ,, _i,i ,• ' I��s CP'i•t That the City Enginer be authorized until further notice to employ • , `#k,, , ` ` � � ' esolution on Resolution. ' 1' ; '" 4,.:t; � i_. • road to Burrows assistant Engineer; that the City Engider is hereby authorized and inissucted to • „ i 1 Bay & water establish grade between west line of Oaks Avenue, westerly along roadway iW, ! main established by prescription through Section 22, Tvp, 35 N R L East to the west '' 'i$ ` end of E street' in First Plat of Ship Harbor; that the City •�nginer is instructed 1I. , '' i • to proceed with diligence t+o have said roadway slashed 45 feet wide on each side ' ! + of center line of said road; that water main be an 8-inch wood main, of extra , ,, I I ' : wrapped strength for fire pressure purposes, extending from present westerly 1 (f;' �.''i;, ! end of main line westerly to a point on road south of Blk. 13, First Plat of - } it Ship Harbor. Upon motion the resolution was adopted. • �,• , . ;, • hesolutiom Resolution against illicit drug traffic, presented by Russ Simonton, Director. , I. ,+l i + !` • Post-Intellig encer Anti-Narcotic Campaign, was read and upon motion adopted. s! '• ,'S. j' Gilkey appoint- Upon motion Chas, W. Gilkey was appointed to fill the vacancycaused bythe •' ed councilman resignation of John W. Brisky. Councilman from the 3rd Ward. Roll cal : Ayes, i'►- ' 1 _ Dwelley, Germain, McCallum. Morrison, Snyder. Nays, none. Requests of The communication from the E. K. Wood Lumber Company relative to building sawmill 1 , : i + 1'� !1 ' ' 1, • • Wood mill grant- at Burrows Bay was again brought before the city council. Councilman McCallum ',. .' ! • �� #' , ed made a motion thatthe requests of the company be granted as far as the power of i • I ; 1i I 1 the city permitted them. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, McCallum, Morrison ' '1•• ' ,. i 1 and Snyder. Nays, none. , t 11 t,' 1 1 i + 1`+ ;1 ' ; •• Deed from Bank Deed from Bank of Con'rrerce for Frost �' � '•, ,1 . of Comerce property at 35th & "V" Avenue, was read and l'4'. 1 I , •' `�; upon motion referred to the CityAttorney fol. a Y PP roval. !`' • i 1 1 I. I P 1 I 1 10'5 52 ; C' \ ..4 :ti v .1 l i. 1 ,.1: .. . i • _ February 20th, 1923. 1 �,7,,, ; c,r • i 41Condemnation Upon motion the City Attorney was instructed to proceed with condemnation 3011 call The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 20th day of February, 1923, ' .,4,,,, fl ; i - - proceedings for suits for right-of-wayfor street from 2 th to35th on V. The City 9 triad z,ee meet in regular session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, • 1 , r right-of-way was also instructed to ascertain the amount of property to be condemned and Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, Morrison and Snyder responding to roll call. . •• :.'.• 1 ; laysame before the citycouncil. ' - Absent, none. •sr • Lanphear and free Geo. Lamphear asked the city council for free water service on his property rinutes approved The minutes of theprevious meeting were read and upon motion adopted as read. k, water at 22nd and J in consideration of pipe line running through his land. The • ? • matter was referred b the Fire, later & Light Committee and City Engineer. from Howard- Communication from Howard-Cooper Corporation relative to street flusher was read i; ••• • .- 1 Co:m. P P Cooper Corporation and upon motion referred to- Streets & Parks Committee. • '. Parking ordinance Chief of Police Sellenthin addressed the city council in regard to the viol. •••. , r l '_ { violated of the parkingordinance. As the ordinance does not require tail lights ' q g on Comm.Cow from E K. Communication from E.K.L K Wood Lumber Co. acknowledging action of city council was - ; • 1 • It, - k i # machines it was suggested that an amendment be made to conform to state d Lmbr. Co. read and upon motion accepted and placed on file. '� . . i law. goo . ` Upon motion the matter was referred to the Committee on License & Police, •s • I City Attorney. and Chief of Police. ` Fire, Water e. Lgt Report of Committee on Fire, Water Light on matter of smoke masks for fire , "� I o;: smoke masks department, stating that fire chief had written for literature and information. '• i Smoke masks for Fire Chief Carter asked the city council for new smoke ma8ka as old ones wer about the various masks, w.s read and upon motion adopted. 3 ti i fire chief entirely inadequate. Upon motion this was referred to the Fire, Water L Li, : ^. -0:'' ( , Con:mi ttee. ;ire, Water & lgt Report of Committee on Fire, Water & Light relative to free water service for ion free water Geo. Lamphear on 22nd & J Streets, recommend that the request be not granted, *' t i Claims Claims against the Current Expense Fund and other city funds for the moz.th o service for Lan- was read and upon motion adopted. • ,• y� .�;.�;rz. . } January, 1923, as presented this 6th day of Febraary, as follows, were read hear ' c :`.) " t ' upon motion referred to the Committee on Finance: phear of Committee on fire, Water & Light, to whom was referred the communication t `` ' ' '"-' i rise, >ater & lgt from Goodrich Rubber Co., relive to defective couplings on fire hose, stating t 71.: ;;;:11 ```'?� � - fif Ira E. Partner 3842 Completion of audit z6.6 oI; Conz. from that hose and couplings would be returned to the company in Seattle for re- t ' `:�:�__ t ; . , City Payroll 3843 Goodrich Rub Co placement of coupling , p ion adopted ' f. s was read and upon mot , : , } to ;r; .�:. •, ' 3 59 Payroll for departments ' ��.: ��? ;: 1, 16. Y 8 P r 3 l Lie. & Pol. on The Committee on License & Police to whom was referred the matter of extension � � • � ,�. c�,.. „ �� ;' ;; H. A. Taylor 3860 Blacksmithing 21.41 herd limits of present herd limits, reported that city attorney had been instricted to pre- �; !k• �� • ? Bank of Commerce 3861 Tract of land so. of 35th st. 25o Q, pare an amendment to ordinance #,680 covering request in petition. '`• Y I Eureka Pharmacy 3862 Supplies for fire depthealth off. 21,6 �`�= & �r�, • : ii I Bank of Commerce, Assign 3663 Lumber for streets °! ; ^ •i� '�" • . : 212.4 Lie. & Pol on The Committee on License & Police to whom was referred the parking ordinance, ,,:!:: ?� ;.;,, i Anacortes Ice Co. 5 c il. 3864 Feed 2p,9 parking ord. reported that the matter had been referred to the Chief of Police. • Standard Oil Co. 3865 Gasoline for fire & streets } ' 2�.41 ` - fit:, - Anacortes Hardware Co. 3866 Supplies for streetsk . t, ' PP 7.5 Plumbers bond for Plumbers bond of Anacortes Hardware Co. was presented to the city council and ,, ' • 3867Feed upon motion referred to the CityAttorney C v �I ..eat Cost Diary H dware Co. a nd Judiciar Committee. i ii:fi ' ,,• � 28.00 ring.. ar P Y y i tee. s � t � - : ���>.:: J. J. Lockert 3868 Repairing typewriter 6.00 1 � r'• � i'� ' ;1 , ' A. 1 . Schreiber 3869 Justice fees 10.0 Or. bond of Dep- Corrected bond of Deputy City Clerk was presented to city council and upon motion } u�; . 1 1 Western Union Tel Co. 3870 Telegrams .3 lay City Clerk referred to theCityJudiciary S a Attorney 'and Jud • Committee. ,3:;. Washington P L o.. K Co 3871 Lights at city hall, sts. & Lib. 172.00 I:1: e • I` ;•� ;r' a~ : j Revolving Fund 3872 Cash adv. for .labor 20,2, e Petition from E. Phillips, Inc. , o of bid for fire hose, was \ / •' ••- . �1 Petition from A. Inc for consideration '" `• eati na Water Department 3873 Water at library, fountain & Hy. 222. 1 P. A. Phillips, read and upon motion granted. Roll Call. Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, '• . 4 Puget Sound Tel Co. 8 4 Tolls 6 McCallum, Morris Snyder. :;. g 3 7 1, 1 Inc. re bid on. gays, none. is .r �, ! i Marine Sup. Hardwar�Co 8 Supplies for fire & Streets4• � Y '-- '- , 3 75 PP4. ( 'i: l C•" i e r i' ;„ ! . Lowman & Hanford 3876 Blue Prim paper 1.5: Petition from :Petition from F. H. Perry of 702 So. 54th .St. Tacoma, for duplicate of Current Ill'' • ' ' !'ii*:; < ? 1 I Anacortes Citizen 3877Supplies 4 , andNo. 5517 for $32. 5read and ' �. �'�' -;:;�, j; • for mar shall .7, �, i Perry re Expense Fund Warrants No. 5412 for $42.50 0, was ,. ;� 3 Shannon & Co. 387 Supplies for fire & sts. 8.9' warrants • uppon motion referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee. • ' 11 •:';�' E `iE } '.' ``r `�! I I Anacortes American 3879 Printing 2.2" ' ' ' 4' 3; t Petition from Palmer N. Moen for permission to construct concrete walks in front 't•.:i 'lH• !' �`';,:'! z ; +I� $2.387.8 Petition from �i 1 ::',{;'iiTM: ► ;.�oen re walks of his property on 17th street, was read and upoh motion referred to the City :;; Y Attorney and City Engineer . ,t I ;! . ' '<<:E>`'>r; <' r }'j•};: t ' Petition from `R'i:X<Petition from Wm Rauch and others, forgradingof 19th street, toghether with ; `�'z'`'.'.. . + ? c GENERAL WATER FUND �,• s cement sidewalksc'.,;: • i .such re walks and wooden gutters, was read and upon motion referred to the l�a� �'J� �``:� ',,` yO t ,` 1 T �'!! '' :� , . c ' ! , .. E. Homan5 C mzrit ee on Streets & Parks CityJ !�• I. .;, ,; 2 Labor 41 41and Engineer. H. , „'; • + , 0. E. Steinman 26Labor : ', �, ' • � 20.01 ` :;; ') ; , I Alt J. Duranso 2 Lbor 41, Resolution Resolution stating the intention of the city council to improve all of the 11. •, - �' ,'` `'•, P 1 ' i:E : :} a' i.1 t ' ,• ' ' : Ira E. Partner 2 Completion of audit 2 hereinafter described streets by laying down and placing on said described { i!'��='�'' '' ' Paific Water Works Sup. streets and intersections orportions of intersections, pavements of such width i� ► ; ; � . ' t , f' ; I .'� Curtis Wharf Co. 29 Frt. on pipe 2y.81 as respectively set opposite each described street and of such character and i !`!4 ' , ;1 ' ' 'z CraneCo. be hereafter I i' i; o. 0 Gate valves 7 ,2' material as may the council, of concrete, asphalt or + ' 7 i1determined by c et e, is•i; - ;i ^:''': `' •s0. RevolvingFundbrick or any combination of anythereof. The said described width being one-half 1F • .; ;I. .;:: • �.: 31 Cash advanced for supplies 8.1 �i: thereof on each side of the center line of the respective streets and by doing 1►i, '�� 1 { j,• ' ' ;1 / 7 , Knapp & Ronnerberger 32 Repairs on car, gasoline & oil 40.3 P �', I 1,::1: ; •i; ;;lh • ' � Continental Pipe Co . Pipe 310.6 and constructing such other work necessary to complete the said improvement • • : • �: '' Soun T the plansof the CityEngineer: ��, r ` .+ 4 Pugetd Tel Co.o. 34 Rentals and tolls 15.0' F3 6.1 , , ; ,..: ' in accordance with •�' �ti' t •i ii' , :'1'. H. A. Taylor 35 Blackemithing 1.01 �} f + !1.: .i#1 . Schw r z I Third west lineof 0 ' I' ; / a t ron Wks 36 Welding 1 3" i avenue to the west linea ' + 1 3! ;�;,... i d Street from the w a of lti Av m ,' t !: I Stewart & Holmes i` •�i`}•' i r e 37 Bluestone 47.t 24 feet in width. :• Fourth Street from the West line of 0 f"venue to the west line of N , c1 l ,4 ,,, .mill, 1, ;t• f i ' E. A. Phillips 38 Pipe 5.4s Ave. ,• s ^�^ ^� z' 1 ! 7 ' . Union Printing Co 39 Supplies • t9.6• 24 •feet in width . it L E•��•� ,, �'� �; Gamon Meter Co. 40 Supplies 19.9� Fifth Street from the west line of 0 Avenue to the west line of L Ave. . ; �' i1., • :II' Wade Thomas 41 Labor 150.01. 24 feet in width • I''' •�,:V 1 ; " ! Francis Short 42 Labor 87.41 Sixth Street from the west line of 0 Avenue to the west line of L Ave. . i,I i 1' r' r J. Jenson 43 Labor 3.7 24 feet in width ''; t S. M. Hunter 44 Labor 3.7 Seventh Street from the west line of Commercial Avenue to the west line of 0 ',I ' , :. i I :i , ,,: Wiley Norman 45 Labor 7.51' 52 feet in width • 1, �i.' ,i. 3 ' ' Grover Thomas 46 Labor 7.51' Seventh Street from the west line of 0 Avenue to the west line of I Ave. I • ' • .1 ' f , •' ' ; .1 Mrs. J. Bonney 47 caretaker Heart Lake 19.6 24 feet in width ; ; .• I' I Roy Wilson 48 Caretaker Whistle Lake 82.91 Eighth Street from the west line of Commercial to the west line of 0 Ave. ` ' ' i ,'•'i, • 1 ' City Treasurer 49 Payroll 150.01 52 feet in width. 1 ' �1, : ; 1 'A. B. Short 50 Salary 250.0 Eighth Street from the west line of 0 Ave. to the west line of F Ave. 15 ft. 1'' 1. . !: ' t:. ' i The Tire Surgery 51 Tire repairs 7•b0 on each side of a 10 ft. parkingspace in center. �' ` I 1 1 Pacific WaterWorks Sup. 52 Meters 100.00 Ninth Street from the west line of Commercial Ave. to the west line of ,' • I� 53 Supplies 0 Ave. , 52 feet in width 1 i • r ' G. U. bhannon & Co. su lies for water dept. 4.10 01;, t t; c' ' : •I , N` ' Ninth Street from the west line of 0 Ave. to the west line of E Ave. i�` a " ' ' �; 24 ft. in width ' • + ' !V ' yi Report of Comittee on Finance, to whom were referred the claims against the Tenth Street from the west line of Commercial Ave. to the west line of t j , i j • various city funds, for month of January, 1923, recommending that claims be 0 ave. 52 feet in widthl'I'llill: ::::: '•�� • r ' ; ? allowed and warrants drawn in favor of same, was read and upon motion adonte Tenth Street from the west line of 0 Ave. to the west line of K Ave., •, 'I 1 �i. I I 24 feet in width P. ' Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. F Avenue from the north line of Eighth St. to the south line of Ninth !' , . 1 Street,o,,, Street, 24 feet in width. :1: 1 !; i pproved in open seas this 20th day of February, 1923. K Avenue from the north line of Seventh St. to the south line of Twelfth ! ;1 ;' ' i ' ' • _ Street, 24 feet in width ' ' i • 1.` • 1 ; Attest: / -. " M Avenue from the north line of Fifth St. to the south lin of Tenth St . ? 'I�� t ' ! i!. : ! I,,1 ,i. L. T. Frazier, City Clerk, ( Mayo 24 feet in width. '�i 'I __ i li i ,'' rr 524 ....:"tom\• ,:,•. ti.� .-�. ''" ._ ',"•, •. . N .. - ,`.1 �� •.i , , ,vo . ... . . . , ..,:.„,-:;$1,. „ ,- _: , .... . . ..,„ , ,., . ,; i f ,,) 10, , : , . : ‘, • • , ,. . , - March 6th, 1923. c. .l ;' ::• - . rr.,,,., ?.‘,.;... ,. . - : , .. , ;i ; N Avenue from the north line of Third St. to the south line of Ninth • y --v_ 1' Street, 24 feet in width roll call The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 6th day of March, 1923, meet 0 Avenue from the south line of Sixth St. to the south line of Eighth ingularsession with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Germain, •'i,. j Street, 52 feet in widthGilkey, Haynes, McCallum, and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent, Morrison. ;,. '•' I. ( , 0 Avenue from the south line of Eighth St. to the south line of Tenth approved The minutes of themeeting uponapproved as read. • ' Street, 20 feet in width. on. pP previous were read and motion : st• : was read and upon motion adopted. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, t*ermain,r�i .iey Bond of Perry Report of City Attorney on bond of E. n. Perry, stating that same was correct as ! ' • ' Haynes, =Callum, Morrison and Snyder. Nays, none. ; to form was read i=nd upon motion adopted. e ; ! Bid for city : ; ,c. Bid for city printing was presented to the city council and upon motion the .E printing �•t• Atty. on Report of City Attorney on corrected bond of Deputy City Clerk, stating that ' City Clerk was instructed to open the bid. The following from the Anacortes `1 . i •; _ Citizen was read: pond of Dpt.C.C. same was correct as to form, was read and upon motion adopted. i - i ', ; "The proposal of the Anacortes Citizen for cityCity. Atty on bond Report of City Attorney on plumbers bond of Anacortes Hardware Company, stating i t is 75 cents publications a, Hdwr. that seal of principal should be affixed, was read and upon motion referred back -per column inch for first insertion and 50 cents of Ana. u to City Attorney and Anacortes hardware Co. • per column inch for subsequent insertions, of same matter, six Atty. onpet- . Report of CityAttorneyon• ; point type. " City p petition from Palmer Moen for sidewalks in front of Citizen tion of Palmer property on 17th Street, stating that petition might be legally granted, but prop- , • ' j Upon motion the bid of the Anacortes, being the best and only bid, was accep Coen for walks etywould still have to be left in proposed district. , was read and upon motion ` Roll cell: Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey. Haynes, adopted.Y y McCallum, Morrison and Sn Kays, none. • Reports of Depts. Monthly reports of City Treasurer, Chief of Police, Justice and Supt. of Streets, ' ' }�: ?:z : ?:dc• ` Bids for fire hose ' Bids for 500 ft. of fire hose, with couplings, in response to call from city wereFinance.esented to the city council and upon motion referred to the Committee on ,z,• ,. `- • a:ma`s' `'' were presented, and upon motion the City Clerk was instructed to open the bi, > ":' ; :...• The followingbide were read: '''-. i, ''' i ! City Engineer The City Engineer presented plans and estimates showing the cost per lot for `'P tip''• ; A. G. Long, Portland, Oregon. All D.J. submits plans the proposed sidewalks on 17th and 20th street, and upon motion the pins were ; ` ' �.,; ' •• i 500 ft. 2 " Keystone Wax Gum Hose @ $1.35per ft. accepted. + # t��: f> ' • 500 ft. 2 " Patrol pax & Gum Hose 'ik =` ` 1.25 per ft. • ,,, 'j' - 500 ft. 2*" Safety Wax & Gum Hose E� 1.20 per ft. Pin. on road to Report of Committee on Finance on matter of financing road and pipe line to k! . • :� ';;per"` 500 ft. 2�" Cotton Rubber Lined Hose @ $1.15 per ft. Burrows Bay Burrows Bay, recommending the issuance of general bonds for the required amount, ,. ,` • was read and upon motion adopted. ; •c `i. '' ';�. ; i:J,' ` 500 ft. 2 " BB Cotton Rubber Line Hose @ $1.15 er ft. , ti r.: 500 ft. 2f" Warwick Cotton Rubber Lined Hose @ *.95 per ft. '�•.,.�:t 500 ft. 2' " Climax Cotton Rubber Line hose @Judiciary on Report of Judiciary Committee on athletic field, asking for extension of time 3i.� �r;; $ 85 per ft. j L J ;.:: :,-.1.! ;: ; , thietice field and advise of City Attorney, was read and upol.r E. a tiara adopted �; ' A. Phillips, Inc. , i• le r l •: ' •` if 1 " , �r ?� G, ! . ' •, i ,, 500 ft. 2� Victor D.J. Hose @ $.94 per ft. Adiciayr on Report of Judiciary Committee on duplicate warrants for E. H. Perry, recommending , , - it y. t.i f: " duplicate wts. that the duplicate warrants be issued, was read and upon motion adopted. - -. :•v.';;•,,. 500 ft. 2 Guardian D.J.Hose @ $.85 per ft. P P P United States Rubber Co. , Eureka Fire Hose Department Judiciary on Report of Judiciary Committee to whom was referred the plumbers bond of Anacortes ,• ,1 t '• . : . Es• ', ;;; ;, f 500 ft. Rainier Jacket Hose @ $.90 per ft. plumbers bonds Hardware Company, stating that report was not complete at that date, was read r I I ',,` `. : 1(3 J , (; 500 ft. West Coast Jacket Hose @ $1.00 per ft. of Ana. Hdwr. Co. and upon motion adopted. I I, , i :� .% :'v': '•` 1 500 ft. Trojan Jacket Hose @ $1.15 per ft. - +' ' ` ,� } t �' 500 ft. Red Cross Hose @ $1.25 per ft. • Judiciary on Report of Judiciary Committee on corrected bond of Deputy CityClerk, was read i `�' ,� ,';,r t , ( i, 500ft. Paragon Hose Ei $1.35 per ft All 2f" o�rid of dep. c.c. and upon motion adapted. '. ; { • ' i.:::� • ' •• The Tire Surgery, Anaocrtes, Wash. Agents for B.F.Goodrich Rub. Co Judicairy on • Report of Jidiciary Committee on finance road and pipe line to Burrwos Bay, ii ��{ .; I r°ad to Burrows recommending the issuance of general bonds for the required amount, was read and ,+ -sry'.cl 'r t, ,? 500 ft. 2`f" White King, D.J.Hose 6 $1.25 per ft. i:;� 'X".';:- .' ;t� :i 500 ft. 2 " Jupiter D.J.Hose �? $1.00 per ft. Bay upon motion adopted. �,"It. • '' i, $ .:,;',- `: '.'': , Upon motion the city council took recess of few minutes for o As. & Parks on The Committee on Streets and Parks reportedthat the city wasnot in need of street , I ' : ' •4 :' -ti`�'",•-,:as: :� Y consideration o •�.,Y • ;:; ::'`.` •';`? + I t ;,'. , ; various brands of fi• re hose offered. Lusher . flusher which the Howard-Cooper Corporation wished the city to buy, and asked that ' ' I :cif ; ' ' •i . I ' ! company be notified. II'1 ,�'t « 3k '• <; I { . After recess of ten or fifteen minutes the city council resumed their seats �� jt, '�' R:�: '•r4' •,' „ I the Mayor called for order. �ts. & Parks on Report of Committee on Streets .: Parks on petition from Palmer Moen for sidewalks ! !' ' •.I fS'cf + petition from in front of his property on 17th street . recommended that the petition be not • i` I. •E ��:• .;r , i .± Councilman. Snyder-mfad-e-a-me-tien that--th ecPalmer Moen for w..s granted at this time. • ,j' : :: F ;,L ` - ! he-accepted ae the bent bid-rand the -----' ate__ ti_ _ .� __ _ �. Petition from Petition from L. C . Bushey and others for sewer on street was read and upon �t'•,,,I ,I (: • ,' , I �, I ,, Bushey for sewer motion referred to the City Engineer and Committee on Sewers and Buildings. ki . i. t, Councilman Snyder arose and made a motion that the Committee be authorized P°titian from Petition from A. R. Baker and others for cement sidewalks on each side of 7th '' ' �.c a �> .a)'. ''' '� purchase 500 ft. of 2 " Red Cross Hose @ $1. 25 per ft. from the United 5tat Baker et al for street from "K" 3venue to "G" Avenue, was read and upon motion referred to the ,t' ; ";t. •� c ( '' • t r k and 1.►i :..i i 4; `�' : ,t ,, l I Bal:cs on 7th et . Committee on Streets «• Par s u it L ' ti `•' fi:1 RubberCo. Eureka Fire Hose Department. Roll call:. a ,� ngineer. P i t' '; I j Haynes, YeCellt�, Morrison and Snyder. Nays, McCallum. Dwelley, Germain, • .'• I,l :• lst,r. a. ria ; .f;, ,' Upon motion Ordinance ,Ivorand the ;I f ? . ,c,„��I f,. Ord. fi p , amending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 272 t�f': � :� � '�'`'�;.r • 1 : ;;;. ' �� ' ' j ; : , ++.1 Road to Burrows Bay Upon motion the Finance Comm,. and Judiciary Committee were instructed to fi , amendments thereof as amended by ordinance No. 548 and 6ti0, of the City of Anacortes; iI •. r. ' , �� I ! i; . 1'1 and pipe line ways and means for the financing of the Burrows Bay road and pipe line. and repealing all ordinances andparts of ordinances in conflict herewith, was I ' -t� . 1;,'� �' ;}1 V' �' placed upon its first read by title; upoonmotion ordinance was placed on its second j I f •- a:�;=t;,• 31h> "i' "''' ` lj ;I ::::::inc field Upon motion the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee were instructed to in reading by title; upon motion ordinance was referred to the City Attorney and Jud- i , ' . ''!i' .; �'`�" { '` ` 11,111, vestigate matter of athletic field and ascertain means of financing it. iciary Committee. �, - k il; Ord. t j• t Upon motion the city council did then adjourn until Friday, February 23rd, # Ordinance No providing for the improvement of 20th street from the j 1 i i . at 8 p,m. center line o-f i Avenue to the center line of Commercial avenue bypreparing for I�� ' j P P g Ic .l r and constructing thereon cement sidewalks, cross walks and crossing, five feet ,,t' • ' in width on each side thereof, was upon motion placed upon its first reading by ' • lie!'. `,�'�i ! '� ' ' : I Petition Petition from B, F- Ronneberger, S. G. Brooks, Chas. Steno, et al for ` title; upon motion ordinance was placed upon its second reading by title; upon motioi i for paving of certain streets in residence district, was read and upon motion accer)'(' ordinance was referred b the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee. ,. • t , •• ' i s ; 371 yr/X-,-s -A-it- 7 �7/4.,71.( Or U ,� , ''I j' ' d. Ff Ordinance No. providing for the improvement of the south side of 17th street • ' I. !( from the center line of K Avenue to the center line of Commercial Avenue, by I r (,c 'I Oho meetingheld February 23rd • preparing for and constructing thereon cement sidewalks, cross walks and crossing, I .+, O ua y by order of Mayor) . , i; c( ! i ' . five feet in width on each side thereof and to don and construct such other work !, , '� - (. as may be necessary to complete the improvement in accordance with the plans of le' : r I'!, M . j' • c +, 1' the City Engineer, was upon motion placed on its first reading by title; upon ' + •j� motion ordinance was placed on its second reading by title; upon motion ordinance '; ', ' • �'� j it'' was referred to the Judiciary Committee and City Attorney. ' ; . . ( ' Ord• 1/ Ordinance No providing for theissuance of Thirty Thousand Dollars of �.:• re.,. ;� j I �, i I' general bonds, providing for the form and details of such bonds for the payment '' ': t ` r, �t of the principal and interest thereof and for the sale thereof, was upon motion ' .iil , II , , ;: 1? Ic placed on its first reading by title; upon motion ordinance was placed on its �' f, �' 4 C ( - second reading by title; upon motion ordinance was referred to the City Attorney ? 1;:� : j and Judiciary Committee. • iti�1 ' i' I i , ' , 1 . i I { • . . _ _ ____ _ .. _ ___ 5 2 - / 's 'tr. . ,..••. 526 . .„, i -,... - j 1) 1 t - .._ _ - _ - ___ • r.."- Haynes, YcCallu� and Snyder. hays, none. • ' Upon motion the CityEngineer was instructed to obtain information from , 1obtain B b cil did then adjourn. : � �i '�- Engineer to po, Upon motion the city coup i �` information re bonds houses relative to sale of bonds. for road improvement. Roll call, Ayes, Dv Adjourn z • Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum and Snyder. Nays, none. 1 ,0'. ' ' • •;, 1 : Approved in open session this 2Oth day of March, 1923• ti ' • 1 S St ?i i t., . • • Smoke masks for fire ' Upon motion the City Clerk was instructed to order two smoke masks for the ii. . '.. department Fire Chief, upon approval of Chief. Roll Call, Ayes. Dwelley, Germanin, ' ' Gilkey, McCallum, Haynes and Snyder. hays, none. • . t ; // 1 �!' �' I Fordson tractor . Street Commissioner Lenning introduced Bradshoaw of Mt. Vernon, who Mayor i : ' • ° addressed the citycouncil relative to Fordson tractor, showing sample of 40/7 _ ` ' �`m. • • I • Upon motion the matter was referred to the Committee on Streets & Parke, Fi •• ' 1 • 4 Committee and Supt. of Streets. Attest: • . , * Clerk ` 1 L. T. Frazier, City 1 Grover addresses Dennis Grover and others asked the city council for assistance in making so, By %� �.✓�GG �'�-<. . council re 36th st impbvements on 36th street from Comercial to M. Avenue, stating that they we• `� s ". ` • unable to get in or out owing to the water in road. Upon motion this work / Deputy 1 ' ''+ , referred to the Committee on Streets & Parks and Supt. of Streets. 1 Joe Chitwood re Joe Chitwood addressed the city council at length on the necessity of parch. tit .:. 1 athletic park an athletic field•amd--apes-5et1en A motion was made that the city league a . {`,4.•.::; : I ! '' baseball Oommittee meet with the Judiciary Committee and Committee on Finar, .. , : .,,�; and thrash the matter out before the next councilmeeting. ® g , g Y ' ` Commissioner Y,ennin broi ht to the attention df the cit council the '' n the read connecting =ai th the state highway and upon �. k : ''`' Claims Claims filed aginst the Current Expe21se Fund and other city funds for the m' necessity of gravelli g "' r' t of February, as follows, as presented this 6th day of March, 1923:were rPaa motion the matter was referred to the Committee on Streets & Parks and ' 1 ' t••, . •. I, •;;, `•; ' e t he _ Street Commissioner. �`Jj,. f, •i + ,j j upon motion referred o t Conmi ..tee on Finance: :_ . t. _ 1 i 1 City payroll 3880 Payroll (to 3902) 1,4t9. �; E, s-' ,:' ` . ; : Wade Thomas 3303 Labor Burrows Bay road lb.• d ti + ,Y v� } • C. Anderson 3904 " 18/, :::''`�.2' R. Shaw 0 " 14. • ,} t :•.fig. t Eaton 39 " 24. '�- ;f: Knapp & Ronneberger 3907 Oil and repairs for fire dept. 7.2� 1 ' ( :`"� ' Water Dept. • 3908 Water at hydrants, libary & fount. 222.51t.i 4 :1`z Anacortes 'Mercantile Co. 3 0 Towels & pillows slips for f.d. 7 ,••:.••, , 1LI,i 3910 Gasolin for fire dept & eta. 24.I . 'S t t Standard oil Co. •' i . 1 ; } • Wallace Jones 3911 Witness fees 2,, i A. F. Schreiber3912 Justice fees 12. �•! ;'F i.~t'2. ; a . 1 t Clyde L. Ray1 Witnes;rfees 2 'I; ; ''�' '' '' I ;, Y39 3 , ....., E Washington P - & W Co. 3914 Lights at city hall , sts. & lib. 16 .6 ;. .: Anacortes Hdwr. Co . 3915 Supplies for streets �` *: Ed Mooney 3916 Rent of banr for storage, 3 mos. 7. ,�.. t ���.. r` • 11 Hj ', West Coast Dairy 3917Feed 22. • 41`t' :;':",: r 1 �' H. A. Taylor 391 Balckamithing 16 I i . : � y i ' • . Dept. of Labor 'n Ind. 3919 Medical Aid & Ind. Ins. for 18 i' 't Western •• , i� �' ,' ., • • 1 Union Tel Co 3920 Telegrams 1/� ,1"� ,i �`t �." ' + : Puget Sound Tel Co. 3921 Tolls t' ` ` '1 I. 3922 Coal for city hall " 1 ! tr! t ti Curtis Wharf Co. 95. '• t! . " ;t , 1 ! ;1 Anacortes American 3923 Publishing 5-• l i�,'` :;�1 � `': <fi t, , I, , 1' S. D. Temple & Co. 3924 Supplies for library 57. `�i- t' :1 1 ;; Great Northern Ry Co. 3925 Blue prints paper for engineer 15.S `� h .': 1 ' I Lowman a Hanford 3926 Rent fo hose house 3.0 . 4i� ' .1 1 "?` • 5 & 1 '1 1' 1 4 Ri ,•r' �" • G. W. Sahnnon & Co. 2 u lies for sts. tre de t. �' �' `"' '' 'i. ' `•+ . MaryMcCallum3928 Bonds 6f cityattorney & treas. 80. ' i 5. ' .,' ,,. ,,.s i=, , �� i!. 2 8 It; ;t`:' `' :- :'• . i ' ' i i, . t' i� ,39 • ' , 41.'11'': i! .,.... . , y4 Y I ! i .s` • GENERAL WATER FUND r , ��'• • } , • ? �' Smith4 Cabinet for water office 7.7 ,t1(1.1 it��li C`Er i , + �, , � ' '� Robert M. 5 •1 � �i. 1 •1I ; I, ' 1`, J . Benson 55 Labor water dept. 30.0 �I L 1 (' ', 1?.';ii11A j' '• •6 i1 ! i' , H. A. Ta for 56 Blackamithing 2.5 11, Y 1�1 i 'ii iilit a. ' 1 1t' i ,;; • t j' '- ' , •• 1 Standard Oil Co. 57 Gasoline 3 t t. . + >.•;, "I. ' '1 I Co. Tolls and rentals 5 t.- ' Puget Sound Tel 0 5 ' i ± n ..+ • . Dept. of La-or and Ind. 59 Medical Aid & Ind. Ins for * 5.5lx f j'A ;;` ; i ! • , Lowman & jlanford 6o Supplies 6 1; ''.�, il � ,!, i ! Anacortes- Hardware Co. 61 Supplies 2.8 Knap & Ronneberger 62 Repairs and oil 25.4 ���I '�" 'i' ill. i' City Treasurer 63 Payroll and cash adv. 151.7 • 1. ., • W. B. Short 64 Salary add cash adv. 101.2 .11 • : 4 • R. Shaw 65 Clearing HL 7.5 5 ' `, t Drover Thomas 66 Clearing iiI. , i.`,'.•' ti' ' • 11 , Hi Roy Wilson 67 Caretaker WL 85• 01 1 1 ! t '' I ` f'; Mrs. Julia Bonney 68 Caretaker HL 20'01 • �'.�� i ''� i 1 t ; ' ' VO I D 6 V 0 I D -- - 1' " i i ,. Wade Thomas 7c. Labor 3 ' E. Johnson 71 Labor 20.7' ' 1� ' ' S. Hunter 72 Labor 30.V' `` i1 ' ' '' ',, ' J . M. Jens n ?3 Labor 30.00 ; ;� i , , ; ..• ? Francis Short 74 Labor 90'3. ` x ` 1 '1 '• ,, t •�! S. D. Temple & Co. ?5 Supplies 3.3; .•rt, ,} `.,)` } 1; ! ; ? s W. V. Wells 76 Rent of barn for March e 11 i ' G. W. Sharon & Co. 77 . Supplies • • ;yi ';; ' I t i; ,!! 1 , 1 . It; 1 1 ' • ` Finance on claims Report of Committee on Finance to whom were referred the claims agains thei ,� ,• •E tt �' 1 ' , tl ` ; city funds, recommending that the claims be allowed and warrants drawn in fa' ; 1 ,• 1 , . + i �►�•I H!!yl t .f'`' , il' " 1 ! same, was read and upon motion adopted. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, ge�a'n. • i,.•.`t ./ • 1 fi • '4't r ' 52•8' OW ' '.... .-- 1.. 1,-41, , . ,. . , 528 A A 1 i • crci. •! ,j ! • l�aroh 20th. 1 �. March 20th, 1923, oontinued _ - I,, :.• � i + 1 Roll call The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 02th day of March, Ord. No. 725 Ordinance 210. 725 being an ordinance providing for the issuance of Thirty t -' .' meet in regular session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen l9` . Thousand Dollars of general bonds, providing; for the form�arid details of �.. • Germain, Haynes, McCallum, Morrison and Snyder responding to roll call?ley such bonds for the payment of the principal and interest thereof and for g Absent Gilk the sale thereof, was upon motion plsaced upon its third and final reading ,. Gilkey. � , , . • by sections; upon motion the title was adopted as read; upon motion section fit' ;' !�`, Minutes approved • 1 was adopted as read; upon motion section 2 was adopted as read; upon motion �4� .�� .',� • p. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion adopted. adoptedt. , "< section was ado ted as read; upon motion section 4 was as read; I ! . I City Atty on Ord. Report of City Attorney on Ordinance #722, sating that same was correct 3 P , upon motion section 5 was adopted as read; upon notion section 6 was adopted � 22 as as read upon notion section 6 was adopted as read; upon motion the ordinance ;t!: i • #? form, was read and upon motion adopted. as a whole a and as read was adopted. Roll Call: Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, !.j ! ` 1 McCallum, Morrison, Haynes and Snyder. Days, nnne. � , ` . i 'i ' ! City Atty. on Ord. ; Report of City Attorney on Ordinance 4725, stating that same was correct as : " #725 to form, was read and upon motion adopted. D`�City Atty . on Ord. Report of City Atotney on Ordinance #724, stating that same was correct as • t • • #724 form, was read and upon motion adopted. 1 i' is City Atty. on Ord. Report of City Attorney on Ordinance, stating that same was correct as to f, • • ! #723 • was read and upon motion adopted. , Finance on monthly I Report of Committee on Finance on monthly reports of departments, recommend• l .�:4 :�,_,;'{� t • a;: a, • reports of depts. that the reports be accepted and placed on file, was read and upon motion :i4:4...' <; ` } i adopted. • ( . r `:+*�,',1- ::y Finance on purchase Report of Committee on Finnance on matter of purchase of tract on Cornmercia • " ,' ` I• .4-. `" y� i j { _ i t ! of tract for athletic . Avenue between 19th and 20th streets for athletic field, recommending that - ,, I. • .. . '. ' field tract be rejected, was read and motion adopted. Ayes, Germain, Eames, %cCa (I'. " �`'' r and Morrison. hays, Dwelley and Snyder. r :: Judiciary on Ord. Report of Judiciary comuittee on Ordinance No. 723 providing for e ' `" • `•; . . improv men . ' : #723 of 20th street by walks, recommending that ordinance be passed, was read an, y ',! ; ;f 'fi'` . upon motion adopted. t • - {ti::Y _: t ' I , 4 . Judiciary on Ord. . Report of Judiciary Committee on Ordinance #724, providing for the improver. 'I : - " x, ' `�'., . - ! , , , . • #724 oof the south side of 17th street by cement sidwalks• , recommending that the z "` ` t ordinance be passed, was read and upon motion adopted. _ ' ' �:.: z . I ,j 1 F ~i �Ij • ;1k ' ., Judiciary on Ord. Reciort of Judiciary Committee on Ordinance .No. 725 for the issuance of $30,f __• i < `• . ''. : j !' ' t #725 of general bonds, recommending that the ordinance be passed, was read and u. }' ...1 . . . �`'" x,3: I . . 1 • . motion adopted. } .�j {•1: " oaf: is I, Ste. & Parks on Report of Committee on Streets & Parks on purchase of tractor for street de. `.t 11E purchase of tractor recommending that the tractor be purchased, was read and upon motion adopte! -�E 4: > ':! a ,i Boll Call:CommitteeAyeDewlley, Germain, Haynes, McCallym, Morrison & Sunder. Tray: 'i. 4; r ! ; 1 • i, Sts. & Parks on !� Por of on Streets & Parks on matter of gravellingroad connect .;'J •',_ l ' I ' gravelling road with state high'.way, asking that committee be authorized to purchase enough' ' r' ► } 4 . !I gravel to keep this road in good repair, was read and upon motion adopted. : �'$� " "`�' , .4 °`• ;: ,� { ' i Roll Call. Ayes, Bermain, Haynes, Dwelley, McCallum, Morrison & Snyder. }.ay: ';1 '! y•}+ ,�.Y. :.':, ,: :1 } !} , Sts. & Parks on The Streets and Parks Committee, to whom was referred the matter of assist ! • ,�;s�' 1 s repairs on 36th st. in road improvements on 36th street, recommended that the assistance asked i 1 ..?,'4. 4'''. 4," ah .t3i. ' .I '1 !'t t : ' be granted andthat the ro property owners be requested to vfences b: + ',:• ,;z 1 �'P P y q move their ' : , ): i . to their property lines. Upon motion the report was adopted. 'c , i �.I P P P '}. • 1 . i 'i ;1 r .. Bond of Citizen Bond of Anacortes Citizen, by J. 0. McNary, for city printing was presentee s .'. {' 'I ` ��; i a, i, city council and upon motion referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Co. + ,t i i !'P i. i, t }, 5 Ii `% Petition from Vivian Petition from B. B. Vivian, for lowering of rate for theatre license, was r, r''` }� ';• ''J" -1 ;' ;,d� 11 for reduction in lie. : and upon motion referred to the Committee on License & Police. . !; o 5,1', i '.t. '1' 2 J t {` �' } `{�% Protests on pavingProtests fromW. A. Lowman, J. W. Bird, RailwayCompany, t ���� � ' ; l f ( i �;; i d, Great Northern. ailw Gus ,i F ' 1' } .;� of residence dist. and many others against proposed paving of residencedistrict, were read and ;,;i` -' ` <� I' •, ! •`° !i, ,, ., , ,.' motion were held over until Tuesday, March 27th, for further consideration. ;� i�;ri�, 'j - ' ' . :, Ord. No. 2 Ordinance No. 723, beingan ordinance providingfotth -. 4 <<{ri i. i{ "' + ? 3• t�ye improvementof 20 \'1 11,r :,. i. from the center line of L Avenue to the center line of Commercial Avenue b �: �' �`};�'•t' ' . . . j,! } preparing for the constructinng thereon cement sidewalks, cr s c :,� I �' 1 l .1: five feet in width on each cross walks andf' I :1 a h side thereof and to do and construct such other �`-� ` Fit.` :'; maybeneceesartotheimprovementof {;, ' , '� i lY complete in accordance with the plans ` "! '{'h 14;iii*I;t :}:•::::; ::: ;;;� . City Engineer, was upon motion placed upon its third and final reading by s: 4 I, ' Upon motion the title was adopted as read; upon motion section 1 was adopte'� ` '! , I. read; uppn motion section 2 was adopted as read; upon: motion section 3 was '�� ' : ii T t ': `i �' ; ,;+ as read; upon motion section 4 was adopted as read; upon motion section 5 W 4 �, ,, ,+ 'III : ,i , adopted as read; upon motion section 6 was adopted as read; upon motion sect 1 ,,,,.,. -1-1� � . A` , 7 was adopted as read; upon motion the ordinance was a whole and as read was ,' ` • ..,,, ,; , , i opted. Roll call: Ayesm Dwelley, German, McCallum, Morrison, Haynes & Snyde • +�+' .;l .��� ai . i , I Nays, none. ,i .:1.',.'.� �' }, ', ' , '. ' ' Ord. No . 724 Ordinance No. 724, beingan ordinance I providing for the improvement of the s !; ��, ,,I }; ,.i ;'• side of 17th street from the center line of K Avenue to the center line of � ,�' '' 1 I' I ' (i ' `'ommercial Avenue, by proparing for and constructing thereon cement side wal • : ', p :` •,• cross walks and crossing, five feet in width on each side thereof and to do r y 1,',', ' j' r '; ' I,! s construct such other work as may be necessary to complete the improvementin .. , • . �, r' ; I . cordancewitn the plansof the city engineer, creating a Local Improvement Die �'i'!� t I 4 " ; ` No. 134, establishing and fixing the boundaries thereof which ate to be arse ' �. I. 1 fof the cost of said improvement and creating a Local Improvement Fund No. 1 •. • i : •.} for the payment and costof said imrpvement, providingfor the assessment of I, - ;, 7 (:. ' property benefitted undei the method of immediate payment, was upon lotion P ' '4 • • ' '3: upon its third and final reading by sections. Upon motion the title was ado' r''.;� y. ', • ' ' • i • i, as read; upon motion section Ir was adopted as read; upon motion section 2 wa {i,' '�,' 1 •; i ' i! adopted as read; upon motion section 3 was adopted as read; upon motion sect 1' . '41 f I j '' 4 was adopted as read and upon motion adopted; upon motion section 5 was ado' • 1 ; as read; upon motion section 6 was adopted as read; upon motion section 7 via:a I adopted as read; upon motion the ordinance as a whole and as read was upon r,! ' ; !�� ; � ; '� '� : � adopted. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Haynes, �cCallurp, Morrison and I )��,� �� i I' Snyder. Rays, none. ' \ 1 Q 1 ( K1', ; : i .rit*14- . -,..--- • . ! .' I*.'.rt ._ -_ March 20th, 1923, continued. ., �--� i. protests C. R. Franklinprotested verbally �If • " ~against paving on 8th and 8 streets, Lots €ti ` ; I . . 11-12 Block 36, Originitl Plat. • ; ;. 1 Request was made that herd limits extend two block more to Georgia Avenue ;,. 'i, • nerd limits 1,, extended and south to 3rd. The matter was held over. . ; adjourn Upon motion the city council did then adjourn until Tuesday, :arch 27th at • t � 8 pm. 3 �' ; ' •. ; Approved in open session this 3rd day of_ April, 1923. : 'r. ' :: k ' i ((2z -14i "4-C6'Mayor 1I'''.:1''''', , , i ;;:;.,; , !II Attest::� , Lourania Frazier, City Clerk, =' I c'`y ! ;cis . !.j :51'1.1.;:..::).•:':.: . ‘: ,; '.. 4 Deputy {' -• ' `. -( { • F ';4 t10..i.;....: ' . 5.- ,..c•—•'1 tr::—)." it • �S s,: t 1.1.*Tf*t.I., J f'�f ( *l • mot, .• i ` March 27 th) 192 3l {�.•, , no11 call At the meeting of March 27th, Mayor Brooks presided, with Councilmen ;t_ s:. Dwelley � :' '` Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, korrison and Snyder responding to roll call. , ,=-pr. ,t Absent, none. ? '�;. 1 I decided on the (� F ?;.- . . . -tiesolution The council improvement of the . ` •`•, a ':`;. following streetsby ' ;:i: pavement i' , i r ?' 5th and 6th Streets from 0 to M Avenues 24 ft. 1. ' • ' ' 4''• , ' • ', i I(I 7th Commercial to 0 52 ft. f)li ' ' l 7th " " 0 to t: Avenue 24 ft. i • ' fi , th " " Commercial to 0 Avenue 52 ft. • • �� " 8th " II 0 to F Avenue '; ;. �4w�. j 15 ft. on each side ;, _ . ;• (II 0 Avenue " 6th to 8th Streets 12 ft. each side 1;,�• l,1., .;:;A$ i it. ; ., N 7th to 8th 24 ft. 11 `:� iI, • " " 5th to 8th " 24 ft. I';' '!t , :�'}3+� . '; + • Ayes, Dwelley. Germain, Haynes, McCallump, Morrison and Snyder. Nays, . 'I'� : ^ ' Roll Call: es �` �'` >`" 4. ' 4' Gilkey Y Y ;,; ; •' 'eql: At.,•: ,a none. not voting. 11.:i..i ,,' i k'. i i ,:. f ••• S i ' %' Upon motion the council did then adjourn. 1' 0 . 1, : :` I. j ,If ; r :;, Approved in open session this 3rd day of April, 1923. >5'f`. ,� ,�'�t i::: � . ,--4 '. i.,,..,..,,,.:....: ., „, 'i. i 1 i' ` uttk ;� , , ,..,, 1., 11 :.:::.i:t:„._12. • Mayor ......_.. Irtit ott(...::::.:.7:4::.:.,i:::.::::::,':':::,,.".:.i.:.:.•„..';-:.:.i.::.':::':..:-:•:•-•:,,::...:i:'.l ;.ti, 1. 1, .. r i w ' i „4,,,.m.,,,,?i! ,1 '' ,, 1, Attest. . ;.x. . ;: • r 1 , , 'razier, City Clerk, CFI ', , `Ei ,' s`• ,!,.:‘.i.:: ,,,,:i.'1: 1 , ! `, ' ' ' r) I I , , '' : deputy ; , t Y a^�}} x ; •t'r' ;141;;;w4.:.,tl, 'i:11' ; I' ; . t••'l R '';� to l- '.,1' 11 I i' , �, • iltiiii:' to ' :t, , • �, , , . y 1•. • .ii) , ' :,' !I L • fi 1 •• i;/ ,{ I 1 (t 4; •' ; 1.1 1 ',i • i 'f j,: i`„ pl , • 1! !" u • I IS }i. ii f !' ' 'I 1 ; 1 '1 '�' - --- - / ' Jj , • \ . r Lam__ i f . I I _ _ * : C' c-'{ di.$.. '`r' ! April 3. 1923. t;<r� .', :,�,,.. t Roll call • The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 3rd day of April, 1523. claims West Coast Dairy 3961 Feed 33.80 'fi•' :. ' :21 meet in regular session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelleaa Marine Supply --ardare Co. 3962 supplies for street dept. 3.35 ' Germain. Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, Morrison and Snyder responding to roll ca, H. A. Taylor 3963 Blacksmithing 10.00 ,; • Absent, none. i Schwarts Iron Works 3964 Repairs on tractor 18.14 • :• l • Mt. Vernon Auto Co. !�} Supply3965 1st instilment on tractor 200.00 . Minutes approved The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion adopted as rea The Sanderson Safety Co. 3966 Gas masks for fire dept. 43.00 • I - .. 'x'•. Standard Oil Co. 3967 uasoline for fire dept. 16.00 ;f ' V 1 City Attorney on Report of City Attorney on Bond of J. 0. Mc}ary for city printing, stati a t• The Bristol Co. 3968 Indicator charts 4,75 :: bond of McNary same was correct as to form was read and upon motion adopted. A. G Long & Co. 3969 Generator brushes , - 1.32 :- ,, United States Rubber Co. 3970 Expansion rings for fire dept. 5.41 1 i 1 . ; Monthly reports of Reports of City Trea_.urer. Chief of Police. Justice, and Supt. of ~'treets fo, G. VI. Shannon Co. 3971 Supplies for fire a ste. 28.50 ' ) I 1 : departments month of March. were presented to the city council and upon motion referred , The Tire Surgery 3973 Battery charged and service 1.75 , ' A. the Committee on Finance. Standard Oil Co. 3972 Gasoline and asphalt for streets 9?.85 ' A. P. Schreiber 39?4 Justice fees 17.50 r Lie. & Pol on . . Report of Committee on License and Police to whom was referred the matter of Anacortes American 3975 Printing 24. 50 - . a petition from Vivian petition from B. B. Vivian for reduction in theatre license. recommending; tn•, Anacortes Hardware Co. 99?6 Supplies for BB road 8:65 i 1 ; no change be made that the present time, was read and upon motion adopted. Water Department 3977 Cash advanced for labor on BB road 32.60 i G . W. Shannon & Co. 3978 Supplies for BB road 43.50 S; ' , ,, Resignation of Resignation of Geo. A. Joiner as member of the Library Board was read and upo Standard Oil Co. e979 Gasoline for BB road tractor 2.00 ! I • ' 1 Joiner,Library board motion accepted. Lowman & Hanford 3980 Blueprint paper for city engineer 1.59 j • v •��+' Island Transfer Co. 3981 Labor BB road transporting men 62.00 ' ' % ~ ` ` "•''..f` , rr ; " aaaa + Bond of Geo. Wedlund for sewer work. in amount $500, was presented to the citRoyPrevetts Labor BB road 20.00 fond of kedlund 3982 .' j council and upon motion referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Corcmi .te: W T Light 3983 " " j, • > r • la. i i V. f *, ,ti_• " f' .. I Orebes 3984 ,� " 18.80 �r ��: �;, : ; ! ' . i Petition_ from ' Petition_ from F. L. McGill for permission to make general improvements on R. B. Shaw 3985 " " 56.30 •J t - - ;`` -3,. i°#,; i McGill re improvements Lots 18.19.20 of Block 4, Stewarts Addition, was read and upon motion referr- K. Eaton 3986 " " 8 75 + .'a �`;;fi` a • to the Committee on Streets & Parks with power to act. I �• f' <' . I F F. ii. Haley 3987 " „ 103. 50 "' ik,•: .• : J . F. Collins 3988 " IS 30.00 i _ ;i nF'' '`' Petition from B. F. Petition from B. F. Ronneberger for reduction in skating rink license was re. Harry Graham 3989 1 . 0 5 5 f �,- �• ti f Ronneberger re license and upon motion referred t the Committee on License and Police. D. S. Grady 3990 " " 12.00 !, -j� ` . :.. E. Oakley 3991 „ 16.00 ' :_. ,: ' ;. .. Petition from Temple Petition from Mrs. S. D. Temple and others for change of form of paving on 5t Matt Barbarovitch 3992 15.05 >� " : ' , s et al for change in street was read and upon motion held over until Tuesday, April 10th, to give R. Sullivan 3993 " " 11 30 ,. .' • owners opportunity to specify type of pavement. Roll call Ayes rr� D. Moody 3994 " 5 Ii • �... , . } pavement ' propertyPP Y P Y YP P•' Y e 6. 40 r< •• + Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum Morrison and Snyder. Nays, none. Lynn Balcomb 3995 " .. 44.00 ' ' • v -t' ,' ; • ` ' ) , , Vim. ameron 3996 8.00 !' ' '. :' 4 I; i Petition from E. S. Petition from E. S. Morrill for further extension of herd limits to Georgia Frank Moore 399 " " 24.00 ; , • ''�kaa.i' • i J Morrill re herd limits was read and was found covered by ordinance No. 722. C. Dorsey 399b " „ 24.00 �; . 1 1.'f�xr,~ `, tSection, o of Ordinance 2 2 W. Johnson , `•. gyp,,_ 1 Ordinance Ito. 22 an ordinance sanding # 7 awn 14. Keltner 3999000 " 1, 11.30 ;; f • .�;� • , Ordinance 1`0. 722 7 being " " 3 b• �- •'`� '- i . , ' i' amendments thereof as amended by Ordinances No. 548 and No. 680, of the Cite Al h:arch 4001 �' . " ,i 42.00 ,l �. y. ' i ' Anacortes, and repealing all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict Geo. Abbey 4002 -" " 9.40 ' `��' '" ,r' `y ' , , : ' herewith, was upon motion placed upon its first and second reading by title; t;has Anderson 4003 " 50.00 ' ! ' E"•1� a: upon motion ordinance was placed on its second reading by title; upon motion J. Jenson 4004 " " 78. 00 j` 1 ,: r , . -- ;` aaaaa.:p same ordinance was referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee. Grover Thomas 4005 " " 24.45 �,, "t• • i' •' .• ;, I • Wade Thomas 4006 " " 91. 60 'I ' •;;; ' '''; "• ,: :, , " ' <f Resolution to im- Resolution stating that it is the intention of the City Council to improve W. A. Hird 4007 " 11.30 f; i , ;, ;�a<i,' +?L:" ' `. . '�H, . 1 prove 7th st/ Seventh Street from the e�;.st line of K Avenue to the west line of G Avenue J . Sweitzer 4008 " " 36 00 ''i1• `,' `'a r-i; I ! ; by grubbing, grading, clearing and preparing the surface of the same, placing A E. Lenson 4009 ii " 11 0 t ',off :,.• :a •- :* '' i ' ,' gutters and 6' cement sidwwalks thereon and doing and conducting such other A. "imsey 4010 " " 36.00 11,'1' , i ) r;>sl:;' ;I :;;. j'' , , work necessary to complete the said improvement in accordance with the plans Frank Laberto 4011 " " 44.00 '�{. "''I « 'tip: ;'.'u'. ''' 'i, . l' • the City Engineer. was read and upon motion adopted. C. Gerhart 4012 " " 44.00 t:. is : t>`s '"• • :. , t ( L. B. Titus 4013 „ " 36.00 r s ; ;�- J J . T. March appoint- Councilman Germain made motion the J J . T. March be appointed to fill the posit Jtt ' 'a:.r :.i::::::, Stone 4014 " " 16.80 � r` �• .� <'' r: 1 , ` , ,i ' ed night marshall of Scott heelly , rsigned, as night patrolman. Roll call. Ayes, Dwelley, iie H. �'' a' G . Roe 4015 " " 48 00 �. r; ��� '' "!'fi!ii '{ ,.F 11 .j I Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, Morrison, Snyder. Trays, none. P I L. Connie 4016 " " 48.00 tITH i ', c: ... !,-: i; l • .t C. F. Haser 401744 0 " . • l `„ 1 t ? Call for bids on Upon motion theCity 1 3 . Repairing ditchat on Oaks Ave 5.00 ! i.;f Clerk was instructed to call for sealed bids on the 0 G H. Miller 4018fie airin ' '$ . a ` I ; 11 •'• $30,000 bond issue bohd issue, time of sale lIpril 17th, 1923. Roll call . Ayes, Dwelley, GerLai ,' i' 1 •?; i s !s' Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, Morison and Snyder. 1,a s, none. iK•.• 1 ,. , : Lenr�i ng on cluttered Street Commissioner Lenning brought to the attention of the City Council the '411 t�,�.. ;• '(i•,�u.. Eil:,A;I:.1 + ' 1, streets condition of 5th street between Commercial and Q, stating that the streetvr&s GE_ NERAL WATFR FUND . ,y.>.1 , l'i' �! i. ter �I�I'I �� ,.,. �� , ; i' cluttered with wagons and trucks and other equipment. Upon moti n the mat i ��Ei�` :;�; ?,, '!': ' , i ', } . • ', was referred to the Fire Chief to clean up. Wm. Cameron 8 Labor '' ;;` ' E N. Willett Z9 labor 20.60 ,,,` '.�; 4;�p� .'is';. ' ! I, . Lease holders to be Upon motion the CityClerk was instructed to notify lease holders that leases Harry M. Brown Labor 4.00 � �` `• slry 6:';'6 r i ,.' l '• ,l notified would be cancelled if not paid by May let. Wade Thomas 81 Labor 58.30 • ; � i {�.• i` I , i ? Francis short 82 Labor l01.35 ; IAnderson 8 Labor 4? 25 { . Comittee to meet with The Mayor appointed Councilmen McCallum, Gilkey and Germain and City Engineer Chas. 3 �1:. 1.1 + ���' county commissioners Short to meet with the county comrr•issioners and obtain assistance from county J . Jenson 84 Labor 28.00 f Water Department 85 Cash advanced as per attahced 7.21 1;111 ::� re ferry dock for repairs and enlargement of ferry dock. • I G. W sharinon & C o. 86 Supplies 13. 25 ' ' ' ' g ' 1a `fire and tire repairs 0. ''��1�' 'r 1 claims Claims against the Current Expense Fund and other city funds for the mon;ti� of The Tire urgery 87P 3 35 ; 1 , 11 : • I at follows, were presented to the city council and upon motion referred t^ tii Pioneer Printing co. 88 Water forms 15.35 e.,, Committee on Finance: Anacortes heri cna 89 '"eter cards and printing 12.00 ' ' 1 , J . George 90 Gasoline 1.50 a, •" Curtis Wharf Co. Standard Oil Co. 18 18 ! � • b ,, j ! 3929 Frt. for street dept. 91 Gasoline for water dept. I .�' r''T }, 1'' tl Harry M Brown 3930 Labor • Anacortes Hardware Co. 92 Supplies 3.05 •Il ! 1lf. W. V Wells 93 Rent of barn for storage 2.50 ., , .� Leo uostello 39312 Labor Island Transfer Co. 94 Hauling lumber to city hall 4.50 • al City Payroll 3932 I , ` Anacortes Lmbr. & Box Co. ,0 ,, �• I`I, I •` +• to 95 Lumber for water dept. .8� 1'' ' ; , ' 1 ] 1; ' 3951 Payroll 1,g 1 a Payroll 96 to 99 payroll 351.00 c ') • S, ,I i' I I 'liter Department 3952 Water at hydrants, etc . 222.• Black &. King 100 Supplies .t, I ; 11 • ► , .• • X 1 ill Pacific Coast Stamp Works 3953 Repairs on numbering machines $737.60 , . •i,�. C -. ' 1 I .`` Anacortes hardware Co. 3954 Supplies for library 1' . s r ' I 3955 Publishing 36,, H.1 y I , I � Anacortes Citizen zen ( i , ' I! J . E. Harding 3956 Labor q;.•' finance on claims Report of Finance Committee on matter of claims filed against the Current . i' ; Clint Knapp 395`� Labor 70.' Expense Fund and other city funds for the month of March, 1923. recommending • ' a, ' '��' j' ' I a I Perry Brewster 395 Labor 52.1 • � Arnold Moa 3959 Labor that claims be allowed and warrants drawn, in favor of same, was read and upon 5 motion adapted. Roll call' Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, McCallum, Morrison !,I;, . it • , , 'i ± • i f Standard Oil Co. and Snyder. Nays , none. I�;" ' ' '' 1 Anacortes Lumber a:Box Co. 3960 dumber for streets �'t" Y i,��' • i I Upon motion the city council did then adjourn until Tuesday, April loth, 1923. ,t��;l� �I ►'I , • • \ *` - ---- -- - -- -- --- -- ---- - - n Viz: ._ .. .:<, t',:;. . ,.• . . • 1 , ? L : -1:7 5Fn � qi ti , ' April 3, 1923. • I s fi•r: 'I , � ► ' t iw + �• i Roll call The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 3rd day of April, lc,� �; - , 3, Claims West Coast Dairy 3961 Feed 33.80 c , t meet in regular session with Mayor Brooks presidingand Councilmen Dweller Marine Supply �-ardare Co. 3962 Supplies for street dept. 3 35 • 1 Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, Morrison and Snyder responding to roll ea H. A. Taylor 3963 Blacksmithing 10.00 ,, I i Absent, none. . Schwarts Iron Works 3964 Repairs on tractor 18.14 " ; �. Mt. Vernon Auto Supply Co. 3965 1st instilment on tractor 200.00 ' ' • '�- j Minutes approved The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion adopted as rea, The Sanderson Safety Co. 3966 Gas masks for fire dept. 43.00• • ; •'. Standard Oil Co 3967 Gasoline for fire dept. City Attorney on Report of City Attorneyon Bond of J. O. t:char for cityP 14.7 ' Y printing, stating t The Bristol Co. 3968 Indicator charts (; bond of McNary same was correct as to form was read and upon motion adopted. 4.75 A. G Long b. Co. 3969 Generator brushes • . 1.3 'I United States Rubber Co. 3970 Expansion rings for fire dept. 5.41 I^ ;. l , Monthly reports of Reports of City Trea•-_urcr, Chief of Police, Justice, and Supt. of treets fo G. W. Shannon 0- Co. i I I 3971 Supplies for fire a sts. 28. 50 , departments month of March, were presented to the city council and upon motion referred , The Tire Surgery 3973 Battery charged and service 1.75 I the Committee on Finance. Standard Oil Co. 3972 Gasoline and asphalt for streets 97.85 0 A. F. Schreiber 3974 Justice fees 17.50 r Lic. & Pol on Report of Committee on License and Police to whom was referred the matter of Anacortes American 3975 Printing 24. 50 F " , f petition from Vivian petition from E. B. Vivian for reduction in theatre license, recommending th. Anacortes Hardware Co. , 9976 Supplies for BB road 8:65 , . . 1 i no change be made that the present time, was read and upon motion adopted. Water Department 3977 Cash advanced for labor on BB road 32.60 : G . W. Shannon & Co. 3978 Supplies for BB road 43.50 _ i Resignation of Resignation of Geo. A. Joiner as member of the Library Board was read and upo Standard Oil Co. e979 Gasoline for BB road tractor 2.00 ; ' . .i 1 I Joiner.Library board motion accepted. • AM: .� ���. , Lowman & Hanford 3980 Blueprint paper for city engineer 1.59 i" fond of Hedlund Bond of Geo. Wedlund for sewer work, Island Transfer Co. 3981 Labor BB road transporting men 62 00 ' ' C :: `� • „ , `;in amount $500, was presented to the cit Roy Prevetts 3982 Labor BB road 20.00 �;, _ � '�'-'•; ;` 5� } council and upon motion referred to the City Attorneyand Judiciar C .r ortmi:te. W. T. Light 3983 �, " 20.oo ` s ', •,';; '. • V. Orebes 3984 a " r:: ;` Petition from Petition from F. L. McGill for general improvements on S �� " .��, 1 permission to make R. B. • Shaw3985 � :: _ ,,;,. �. , • ._ ' j McGill re improvements Lots 18-19-20 of Block 4, Stewarts Addition, was read and upon motion referr• K. Eaton " " 58.70 t ``' ;` '; ; to the Committee on Streets & Parks with power to act. 39867 g 7r , {:. :, ' ;1F. N. Haley 3987 n u - `• ''<f 103.50 ` . J . F. Collins 39$8 " " 30.00• • r� Y ' Petition from B. F. Petition from B. F. Ronneberger for reduction in skating rink license was re. Harry Graham 3989 " " 15.05 4"' 4 Ronneberger re license and upon motion referred t the Committee on License and Police. D. S. Grady 3990 12.00 I ! ', i: • f ' Petition from Temple Petition from Mrs. D. E. Oakley 3991 " " 16.00 ' • ' `,.,-: mp S. Temple and others for change of form of paving on 5t Matt Barbarovitch 3992 " " 15.05 s a et al for change in street was read and upon motion held over until Tuesday, April 10th, to give R. Sullivan 3993 " " 11.30 . ��i '`' a'' ' pavement property owners opportunityto specify • P Y type of pavement. Roll call , Ayes i1rr� D. Moody 3994 " " 56. 40 I ' :t li`;` 3= :;;;; i' ;,� • 1 Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, McCallur Morrison and Snyder. Nays, none. Lynn Balcomb " .� " s: Y 3995 44.oo '' `'.•. '' ; Ylm. `'ameron 3996 " " 8.00 ' ! - ' �. `V ' : Petition from E. S. Petition from E. S. Morrill for further extension of herd limits to Georgia S Frank Moore " I' ' 399724.00 ` �•�.;�� r:;: Morrill re herd limits was read and was found covered by ordinance No. 722. C. Dorsey 399 " " 24.00 0", I W. Johnson u n ? Ordinance No. 722 Ordinance No. 722 being an ordinance aendin Section o of Ordinance3999 11 0 � ': amendments thereof asOrdinancesg the2C� nd W. Keltner 4000 " " 11. 0 `r �`,, amended by No. 548 and No. 680, of it if 3 � {'' • i Anacortes, all ordinances Al lurch 4001 .r.�''' and repealing and parts of ordinances in conflict 42 00 •, �,• `r . ;r ' , 'l. herewith, was upon motion placed upon its first and second reading by title Geo. Abbey 4002 �� �� 9.40 �, , �' ' +• . Chas. Anderson rc {.r I S upon motion ordinance was laced on its second readingby4003 50.00 S i I, �;{ :; • P title; upon motion J. Jenson 4004 " " 78.00 ,1. t. `:S:,.,!., :1 - f'; same ordinance was referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee. x i . Grover Thomas 4005 " ff 5 ,rf� . • �� 24.45 :�' :r: ,3 • • Wade Thomas 4006 " 91.60 1 ` r ' ' `} I,.` Resolution to im- Resolution stating that it is the intention of the CityCouncil to A. Hird c;t � ,• ' : improve W. 40073 ' I • ;:ta . ; .11, prove 7th st/ Seventh Street from the east line of K Avenue to the west line of G Avenue • , J . I. 11• Q i '' '',,' a - . , by grubbing, grading, clearing and preparing the surface ofSweitzer 4008 " 36 00 I� ' '%��'''" .;: ; , : the same, placin:, A. E. Benson 4009 " " �'t ',`s' ` 11.30 + ,. , ',,:;iti,, gutters and 6 cement sidwwalks thereon and doing and conducting such other A. "imsey 4010 " " 36.00 : �' • •.1` ',r';;. ; ;a: ,' work necessary to complete the said improvement in accordance with the plans Frank �' ' d ''fir"i . :t a k Laberto 4011 " .I i;� •k.:)1;; -4i. the City Engineer, was read and upon motion adopted. 44.00 ,y I «:•:..} • .r 1 P C. Gerhart 4012 �� �� 44.00 �j (fit '?'" "�•. :_ + J . T March appoint- Councilman Germain madeL. B. Titus 4013 " " 6 .00 ( i' I `' �� ; 1 Y. ermotion the J . T. March be appointed to fill the posit J . Stone 4014 " " 3 (,' f + `c ' ';; ;. t� ed night marshal]. of Scott Neelly , esigned, as night patrolman. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, re H. G . Roe a II 16.8048.00 ;````�•, '' ': ,;, , j !, i i Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, Morrison, Snyder. Nays, none. P. L. Connie5 n 48.00 �' �, ;r;,: ,. ij 1 f 3 4016 " 48.00 I . r� t' I ,P.: .'''''' ' Call for bids onHaser �� .`• . :; Upon motion the City Clerk was instructed to call for sealedC . F. 4017 " 44.00 I I' •( ,,`w,. • �' {� % [ �! $30,000 bond issue bohd issue, time of sale t1 nil 1 th bids le the rral • G. H. Miller 4018Repairing ditchat on Oaks Ave 5 00 • ';m I (� :;s''L` • 1A P 7 , 1923. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, Gerr^ai 41 i ' r, I li i ! •I!! Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, Morison and Snyder. 'lays. none. $3,$67.20 {� �� 4!�' 4 ij i J 1 `!� `t�, r r�3; ,pia •, , f Lenri ng on cluttered Street Commissioner penning brought to the attention of the City Council the I •, ;;, ,A I I tcondition of 5th street between Commercial stating the street v� GENERAL WATFR FUND Ir 0i• ' `� , :;�r;> • „'• :1,. ,i, ,� streets s ial and Q, that r.s ' I �s ` �j y.. ,. , ':.:�'..'-r,, ;,', 1 �,', cluttered, with wagons and trucks and other equipment. Upon mote, n the matter l `'�:�' f ;,; I''' 1 • ` referred toFire;I.4 i 1 was the Chief to clean up. Wm. Cameron 78 Labor 8.00 i '� P `I: . I E. A. Willett 7g labor 20.60 . • • lIg!4 'i;i ! f ' 1• Lease holders to be Upon motion the CityClerknotify lease- Harry M. Brown 00 i. ^ii i�: � ```' : ;,: , • + P was instructed to lease holders that le� Labor 4 r� -r.ti':' .>3 ;. :;# ' , i notified wouldcancelled if notpaid byMay1st. Ji }'"# i I • ,! be Wade Thomas 81 Labor 58.30I}i, ` i. +' I Francis "port 82 Labor 101.35 �� k' I Comittee to meet with The Mayor appointed Councilmen McCallum, Gilkeyand Germain and CityEngii:ee Chas. Anderson 8 Labor 47.25 .! i1 I county commissioners Short to meet with the countycommissioners an obtain count. J . Jenson 3 L- 7 5 '`l' r assistance from 84 Labor 28.00 re ferry dock for repairs and enlargement of ferry dock. { �' : ..'(, : 1 • I Water Department 85 Cash advanced as per attahced 7.21 �l G. V ohalinon & Co. 86 Supplies 13. 25 11 ' j';. '' i' ' Claims Claims against the Current Expense and and other city funds for the month of The Tire surgery gg lire and tine repairs 3Q•35 ' ''I tt ad follows, were resented to the cit council and u on motion referred to tip �' ' ,'� i , , ` P y p Pioneer Printing Co. Water forms 15.35 t. ',, i • Committee on Finance: Anacortes heri cna 89 "•dter cards and printing 12.00 • , 1 „ 1; ;', . ; J . George 90 Gasoline 1.50 ; I' •if Curtis Wharf Co. 3929 Frt. for street dept. Standard Oil Co. 9I �' ,.,f i 91 Gasoline for water dept 1 5 Harry M Brown 393Q Labor S. Anacortes Hardware Co. 2 Su lies • ;/I' Leo Costello 3931 Labor i 3.' W. V Wells 93 Rent of barn for storage 2.50 ' ' I' - ! i'' City Payroll Island Transfer Co. �, 393294 Hauling lumber to city hall 4.50 • ' � j • to Anacortes Lmbr. & Box Co. 95 Lumber for water dept. 5.85 ;�' , I 3951 Payroll 1,4C1. . Payroll 96 to 99 Payroll 35 •o Wier Department 3952 Water at hydrants, etc . 222•• Black & King 100 Supplies 1. 36 ? I it Pacific Coast Stamp Works 3953 Repairs on numbering machines 5• • �: { Anacortes nardware Co. 1•• r 'I'!, 3955 Supplies or library $737.60 '� E. i i I Anacortes Citizen Publishing 36 • ' + ,�'I f i 1 ' ,a J . E. Harding 3956 Labor 6c. ti : Clint Knapp 395` Labor � Finance on claims Report of Finance Committee on matter of claims filed against the Current r!, .1 " Perry Brewster 395� Labor 70•' Expense Fund :mad other city funds for the month of March, 1g23, recoml>endirg • ; ' ; Arnold iloa 3959 Labor 5�• that olsims be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of same, was read and upon ` , Standard Oil Co. motion adapted. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, McCallum, Morrison `t 1 '' ' l i Anacortes Lumber h. 'Box Co. a6• and Snyder. Nays , none. ,, 3960 1,umber for streets i' , !' ' i ,I.,! i Upon motion the city council did then adjourn until Tuesday, April 10th, 1923. lt�, '• J6r��►�. • _ fr _ _ 1 t iL- 1 I - =4 i r/ft 3c) 5 3 ...s._-_, Ks, %,... , , ,, _ ,. .,.. , ,..),.._ f(:,....• yr I a° , April 1Oth, 1923. April 17th. 1923. =1 �'!Wilk_ April1923, the city council met in adjourned session with Roll call The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 17th day of April meet in ' - Roll call On loth, •+ • ;. regular session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Uermain, • • $ 1 Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, McCallur.- Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, Morrison and Snyder responding to, roll call. Absent 1 1• I and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent, Haynes and Morrison. none. . , #' Petitions for concrete Petitions for concrete pavement to be used in new paving district were res.d i,utes of The minutes of the previous were read and with one correction were approved as i • ,' ' :. • read and upon motion received and placed on file, to be considered at time of calling for bids. bus meeting read. , i ; ., 1 ;:d of ':iedlund Report of City Attorney on bond of Geo. Wedlund for sewer work stating that same t No further proceedings Motion was passed that there-be no further proceedings on present paver:e:t - $ _ . Ras correct as to form was read and upon motion adopted. .� on pavement resolution resolution. Roll call: &yesn Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, McCallum and Snyder ; I j' { nays, none. }tt, on Ord. #722 Report of City Attorney on Ordinance Igo. 722 (herd limits) stating that same was 1 ; ;. • City Attorney to pre- Upon motion the city Attorney was instructed to prepare resolution to ci,a:•; correct as fo form was read and upon motion adopted . pare • new resolution width ofpavement en-55th-street from 24 ft. strip to two 15ft. strips o,p :eaitb. Officer on Report of Health Officer, stating that Mr/ Young, deputy State f erticulturist, for pavement either side. earti;igs had been engaged to oversee the work toward the erradication of the earwig pest, was read and upon motion adopted. City Clerk to write Upon motion the City Clerk was instructed to reply to letter from war er�i;• war engineer re Cap relative to Cap Sante Waterway, stating that matter would be taken up .at tre •udieiary on Ord. Report of Judiciary Committee on Ordinance No. ` Dante Waterway held 'April 17th, 1923. p 722 (herd limits) , recommending :7G: that •ordinance be passed, was read and upon motion, adopted. i ,; ;;:;.;.p • • City Clerk to notify The City Clerk was instructed to notify Puget Sound Telephone to remove Fol ,, • ;::, •- .,,,.01, ; uiciary on bond Report of Judiciary ommittee on bond of Geo. Wedlund for sewer work, recommending i : >}rl ...� I' Tel. Co. re pole at corner of 22nd and Commercial to a distance 15 or 20 ft. north. ,` , of -.;edlund that bond be accepted, was read and upon motion adopted. x. `; •. .ii .i 'I 1 Petition from Collins Petition from J. F. Collins for permission to rent portion of G street vas ,,. ` ` P�sks on Committee on Streets & Parks to whom was referred the matterofpetition from J. F. .,..: ,:: . it: ' + referred to the Committee on Streets Parks. r'+it ion from Collins to rent portion of G Avenue, recommended ,that the petition be not granted. i `t .y' { Adjounr Upon motion the City Council did then adjourn. ollins Upon motion_ the report was adopted . , • is •_ F.M1I,, Y - '''' Approved in open session this 17th day of April, 1923. .trr ets & Parks Report of Committee on Streets & Parks on petition from F. L. McGill for permission A, I:, petition from to make improvements on proerty at 22nd and Commercial, recommending that petition ; - . # ' �` { Gill be granted, the work to be done under the supervision of the Ciy Fngineer, was %` � ?' ! ` read and upon motion adopted. ' ! • l'- ;`•= �3 . r.rh:ys : ic.a. Police on Report of Committee on License Police on skating rink license, recommending that ,-r -.,: f. 4 • # • satin renk lit- the license be reduced to100 perv,< 'c G �� gyear, paid in advance, or �50.00 per quarter, . ,• M }� : LrsF paid in advance, was read and upon motion '' :1. �",, p adopted. a.: May °• sicl : �. • •�rr1 of John Bond of John Grossbusch, in amount $500, for moving G. A. R. hall, was presented ,+ �`. Attest: }� .,� rc.sbusch to the city council and upon motion referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary a E; ;;' :_ Lourania Frazier, City Clerk, Committee. ? x ,•Y: ` ; ; ' ByW. A. Sparks for privilege Of buyingBay ,' I. i' �ic- �';;;r,t. ` �� ������K2 %etiti vnaskgmfor Petition from p g timber on the Burrows �E �}'�3 r. •'. f1 DeputyA. Sparks Road R/W for $140 cash, was read and upon motion petition was granted, removal • ;' • F' ,;; w ,, , ' • ''! ieber on BB road of timber to be under the jurisdiction, of City Engineer . Roll call: Ayes, ,'� :.r< r '' fi I • Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum and Snyder. hays. ;a ,�fa• Y y>e. none. ii; • ' f i tition from Petition from � .`' '? .; F. I `1 B. F. Ronnebergerwasread and i ; ', �. to open dance hall at Rose Theatre I1 ,.�, 1 ',i y <` F. Ronneberger upon motion referred to the Committee on License & Police , • f' 1I i :or dance hall lit . i ',• :?�; '.'.=�; • ;:a Petition from Mary J . Beard for refund for overcharge for water. was read and :;�;•i ;,i ' .. ;�4;r�a�a : ; I'I. . 1 etition from hrs . ! upon motion referred to the Committee on Fire, Water and Light. ' • I1: ;i .1).,5:'•' ti! end , h;. }'' < ; ( i etitioi, from C.R Petition from C. R. Franklinquit1892 tax on Lots t• •• ti" '�. for claim deed for t 11-12-14 I ��bt!.'•;S •• , •'1 , T 1 n and 15, Block 36, Original P readand upon motion the petition was 11 �? lat was I tl. t �t ;i referred to the city attorney. • "t !: - i 1 : ' I i , J; 1 r:�. ;'722 Ordinance No. 722, being an ordinance amending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 272 • l''' ' � �':' endi n ec !' ' i ' ; ,' ,' I, 1 and the amendments as amended byOrdinances5 ' • '; thereof No. 48 and ho. 680, of the , `:�,,' :I , I , t' �: '+ , ,j , City of An cortex, and repealing all ordinances andparts of ordinancesj1 ., `�'' j: in con- ,u' a ;; . •3,. a ) ; I , f flict herrwith: was upon motion placed on its third and final reading by Sections. I,' • I!I� �•l{7, • ';;1 I i li; Upon motion the` title was adopted as read; upon motion section 1 was adopted as l+ •ti:'•.-i-, ?� read; upon motion section 2 was adopted as read; upon motion section 3 was dopted •,t -ti ' .' ' ; gr': ; ;i'.,; 'A? ; ' • ,1 1 as read; upon motion the Ordinance as a whole as adopted as read. Roll call: t,�!�i `'�.,1 . li`y ; . '�I ;:;'� • +, :,I ,� �, i Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, Morrisonand Snyder. Nays, none j $ ";•''� .,;: • a s, „Iii . �.; ', :: �' i •esolution Resolution stating the intention of the city council to improve Fourth Street from �' . ' 1 % ;'i` } i ' i l the east lineof C i ,• '' i I i Commercial Avenue to the east line of U Avenue by laying down I <?:' ;i.;,,;. ! ' and placing upon the said described streets and intersections, pavement thirty _II •_ tr:9,...?1ti, - . .,' I f !i feet in width except from the east line of Commercial Avenue to the east line of ! E �I; � �. I ! Avenue Q, where it shall be fifty-two feet in width, said pavement to be of such • 1:;; .� characted and material as may be hereafter determined by the council, of concrete, j j' ;t 11• I1 asphalt, or brick or any combination thereof. The said width to be one-half I' • thereof on each side of the center line of said streets, and byconstruction ' ;I gsuch �. . I '1'.; ,, ,i .I curves and gutters and by doing and constructing such other work in accordance ' ' , .� t ;1 wth the plans of the City Engineer, was read and upon motion laid over until the �i;,' •�,� 6' ' {{ the next regular meeting. I, 1 •�, I ' 1 esolution Resolution stating the intention of the city council to improve the alley between • ' A , 'i ,•.: ; . 18th Street and 19th Street, from the center line of M Avenue to the east line of t • ►'• � L Avenue, bylaying down and placingalongthe said an eightinch man- ` 'i, : 1 ' I Y g aley fs (8) I itary lateral sewer to connect with the present M Avenue trunk sewer and to do , 'i and construct such other work that may be necessary to complete said work in ti ! '� accordance with be plansof the city engineer, to create a Local Improvement Dist- I ' . f ,J riot consisting of Block Eighty-nine, of the Original Plat of the City of ; ' : I i i; ' - Ancortea, Skagit County, Washington, which is to he assessed for the payment of �" '►,I • ji 4 } esolution said improvement, was read and upon motion adopted. ,� Resolution stating the intention of the city council to improve all of the I,,r � '1 hereinafter described streets b •la yin down and la • r I, ( ; ' ' portions of my 6 placing on said described streets and intersections or intersections pavement of such width as is • ,:I 4' I , f respectively set opposite each described street, and of such character and �; ; , 1 material as may be hereafter determined by the ciyncil , of concrete, asphalt or i 'rT' ' • I I :, •I brick, or any combination thereof. The said escrribed width being one-half I ''. ,' thereof on each side of the center line of the respective streets, eith with 11 or without a parking strip down the center as may be hereafter determined by the ;I : 1 , • , 1 I ' city council, and by placing thereon curbs, gutters, water mains, sidewalks and tiit , p +� • ..t-- 4• • . . L.________ i • • I ;" .�. . \" v.1 .. - - - 'y .mil•. •i .- •!;•.\: • . �' ..�1.. .. ♦ . • � � ` � �`1 y ,-, IVY ,' lfri ;•• ,.,: . , , . L ,. i :. ::, � • i 1 • f ' i :t . i I i .. , April 10th, 1923. , , 4 April 17th, 1923. .f ' ` ; - �_ call The city council of the City of Anacortes did or: the 17th day of April meet in R' i • p 1923, the city council met in adjourned session with °" regular session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Germain, t' It. . ��'—' Roll call On April loth, Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, McCallur.. Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, Morrison and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent 1 Y —I iand Snyder responding to roll call. Absent, Haynes and Morrison. none. " ' Petitions for concrete Petitions for concrete pavement to be used in new paving district were rec•5 `i,i, 1 es of The minutes of the previous were read and with one correction were approved as ! : f y • read and upon motion received and placed on file, to be considered at time of r;;ious meeting read. • • . calling for bids. ? ! I ' Y I , • i • -2�i;d of ':=edlund Report of City Attorney on bond of Geo. Wedlund for sewer work 'stating that same ?•:o further proceedings Motion was passed that there_be no further proceedings on present pavee pavement was correct as to form was read and upon motion adopted. , on pavement resolu • tion resolution. Roll call: Ayesn Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, McCallum and Snyder to nays, none. At. on Ord. `722 Report of City Attorney on Ordinance Mo. 722 (herd limits) stating that same was ; iS 1 ! correct as Co form was read and upon motion adopted . • City Attorney to pre- Upon motion the laity Attorney was instructed to prepare resolution to c::Gi:E f I, ipare new resolution width of pavement ea-njth-$��eet from 24 ft. strip to two 15 ft. strips cr. ,e41tr_ Officer on Report of Health Officer, stating that Mr/ Young, deputy State f#orticulturist, ' i . for pavement either side. eMr,,igs had been engaged to oversee the work toward the erradication of- the earwig pest, . - .. • was read and upon motion adopted. • } City Clerk to write Upon motion the City Clerk was instructed to reply to letter from war er: i.. M • war engineer re Caprelative to Cap Sante 1�>aterway, stating that matter would be taken up at me ReportJudiciary (herdlimits) , g 1 g ;1.iciary on Ord. of Committee on Ordinance 1`0. 722 recomrrendin Sante Waterway held April l7th, 1923. 7-. that ordinance be passed, was read and upon motion adopted. ; , ; ,.'j. committee on bond of Geo. j' , recommendin : f rt,r r City Clerk to notify The City Clerk was instructed to notify Puget Sound Telephone to remove pol ti ici«ry on bond Report of Judiciary ti�edlund for sewer work g : ; .; '' ' Tel. Co. re pole at corner of 22nd and Commercial to a distance 15or 20 ft. north. of ':.edlund that bond be accepted, was read and upon motion adopted. �-`�� ICollinsPetition from J . F. Collins forpermission to rentportion of G street rr�.Q .:.� • -+ i Petition from frry on on Committee on Streets & Parks to whom was referred the matterofpetition from J. F. r� „ referred to the Committee on Streets Parks. atition from Collins to rent portion of G Avenue, recommended -.that the petition be not granted. :fj` ; .�., 5 •. ,11ins Upon motion the report was adopted . I Adjounr Upon motion the City Co►:ncil did then adjourn. l' . i :..": s & P rks on petition from F L McGill for ; 4 r. :acts & Parks Report of Committee on Street a permission : �"' •' -; Approved in open session this 1 th day of April, 1 2 ' "� :r C " p_ p 79 3 on petition from to make improvements on proerty at 22nd and Commercial, recommending that petition ' I .`. ;�% :;�s 1. :ll be granted, the work to be done under the supervision of the Cii7 Fngineer, was .� �. ;t• ,{ti • ` }v " read and upon motion adopted. . 1 f :- >�:l: ^• .ica , Police on - Report of Committee on License & -Police on skating rink license, recommending that = � •^' ,r.�;'� 'acing renk lic the license be reduced to $100 per year, paid in advance, or $50.00 per quarter, :i ; `1.1 r;�1,r,,. , 'i 1•ti y'" ¢rsf paid in advance, was read and upon motion adopted. F 'y ` ,, May _;. *.i, . ' `- # _.r: of John Bond of John Grossbusch, - in amount $500, for moving G. A. R. hall , was presented i i I;: �� • ( Attest :rc.sbusch to the city council and upon motion referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary ,; ' f : • • i . Committee. :` ; ;., Y ,;; f Lourania Frazier, City Clerk, �. Petition from Petition from W. A. Sparks for privilege Of buying timber on the Burrows Bay ' •�P• By � ���/// tr _ �. .;. parks forR i>i ' ,'; .;: .�'�.! i�. / Road R/W for $140 cash, was read and upon motion petition was granted, removal I � �:- . , ,r _•' ; iDeputy :irber • on BB road of timber to be under the jurisdiction of City Engineer . Roll call : Ayes. . I.' :'r<< ;;,%: • Haynes,sMcCallum ,.•Y••' 1 I I` Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, ay e , and Snyder hays, none. ! x',, : • 1 { raition from Petition from B. F. Ronneberger to open dance hall at Rose Theatre was read and !� '';i:: f'z r • j ( F. Ronneberger upon motion, referred to the Committee on License & Police. F I , �' 0.,• fur deuce hall tic . ! '+ ,i� ,.,'_ ' • ' : ' ; Beardfor refund for overcharge forwater, r;r� � ; �, Petition from Mary J. o was read and i•� �� ��' �;�t;:��; � � + 'E S :� ;,y, P ` etition from r:rs . upon motion referred to the Committee on Fire, Water and Light. ILIt,', t ':' :,:•. i :lard i 1'�'' I I, ` .i.}i�'� ; Its..".,�•�,: 1;`1;; + i Petition, from C.R Petition from C. R. Franklin for quit claim deed for 1892 tax on Lots 11-12-14 i and 15, Block 36, Original Plat . was read and upon motion the petition was l.�i, ti i•ct,is sh j I I c t attorney . i i''• 1 t. , ref erred to the i y .� `r ..' :rd. 22Ordinance No. 7beingNo. �.' , iti a.4- 22 an ordinance amending Section 1 of Ordinance 272 ?• ;.. . I ''7680 of the ' .I .: ,� • and the amendments thereof as amended byOrdinances No. 548 and No. • `:•:•. ': aj; !, ; I i t ;` , ! I, , .i City of Anacortes, and repealing all ordinances and parts of ordinances in con- 'I' I flict herrwith: was upon motion placed on its third and final reading by sections. .1,' i. � ,,{ •' '' i t i !I . I y1 , Upon motion the' title was adopted asea,�; �.� read; upon motion section 1 was adopted as ( � • ,: ��'}�3j i 1!• ! I .lt' I read• u on motion section 2 was adopted as read; upon motion section was dopted ,: y p P P 3 P >I, . • .0. .: I as read; upon motion the Ordinance as a whole as adopted as read. Roll call: ic �`l� ;,1: ,, `' ` I , ; f i Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum, Morrison and Snyder. Nays, none. r . ,i,. �+• E'. y: •r; i ; f solution Resolutionstating . .. .•i,''' I ,• -1._, :.e the intention of the citycouncil to improve Fourth Street from •/, Al.,. �,, S 1 I . :.:;�.: �� '• ( the ea>�t line of Commercial Avenue to the east line of U Avenue- by laying down ':, i _ �t•j;fir• j!; + t �,� and placing upon the said described streets and intersections, pavement thirty ii ,_' . {k,,,,Jk ' i:... ��, , I' feet in width except from the east line of Comrr.ercial Avenue to the east line of • • , I1'Ir ` ;;i;:;;; ;,;r,, � } ,f Avenue Q, where it shall be fifty-two feet in width, said pavement to be of such I , ; I, t characted and material as may be hereafter determined by the council, of concrete, c;I, ,�i ; I i; asphalt, or brick or any combination thereof. The said width to be one-half !i, thereof on each side of the center line of said streets, and by constructiong such 1;1 ,1, , 'I curves and gutters and by doing and constructing such other work in accordance ''��,' ,`, .. .� i wth the plans of the City Engineer, was read and upon motion laid over until the ',Iii 1f I. . the next regular meeting. j�1 ' i i ! i tsolution Resolution stating the intention of the city council to improve the alley between I i i, . , 18th Street and 19th Street, from the center line of M Avenue to the east line of 11 , I' , L Avenue, by laying down and placing along the said aley an eight (8) inch san- ;' ,` •j' itary lateral sewer to connect with the present M Avenue trunk sewer and to do i� } ' 'it I and construct such other work that may be necessary to complete said work in • �1� • accordance with tie plansof the city engineer, to create a Local Improvement Dist- 1 .1,, �i, r' l rict consisting of Block Eighty-nine, of the Original Plat of the City of i�' . . :. I'•( . i; l Aricortes, Skagit County, Washington, which is to be assessed for the payment of «Ρ.. a 4 • �i • I` ' 1 ' ` Ii } 1 e Joyu said improvement, was read and upon motion adopted. i } 1 t tion Resolution stating the intention of the city council to improve all of the , ', ,1 • • . t •,. t ii' hereinafter described streets by laying dorm and placing on said described streets ,:1 •i and intersections or portions of intersections pavement of such width as is H,1 ' respectively set opposite each described street, axd of such character and i '; i4! • �,ti ; i I � • ; ' 1 material as may be hereafter determined by the ciyncil , of concrete, asphalt or } 1" i brick, or any combination thereof. The said escrribed width being one-half '.,0 It i ; ;, I , , thereof on each side of the center line of the respective streets, eith with ! {I. N i { ' ' i or without a parking strip down the center r'.s may be hereafter determined by the i . ,', , ! } city council, and by placing thereon curbs, gutters, water mains, sidewalks and � �� ;F; i1i• ;,t: I , /�� i• ` ' \t \\ ,.\ _ _ _ _..-�..__ _ _.ns�»sous ....R,.r..,...�.�.�.��-.-�- ___�-r-:- -''.7. ..•�.4, -;.11A1r' .. . : - .. _ .m_.. -•�....--fir�. • • ' . ' s', ;.::• :L:; ::r te:‘‘ -..:,'-^ ;->.'" • _may`. `a 546. _ . - __ - . -- . , ir, ;:f r TV:5 3 4 . t--1 Z-7) C...) Rt: .‘•I �r P. SIP ; . ; - I ' I May 1st, 1923. - j I • ,and do and perform such other work within the termini of said district as i The citycouncil of the Cityof Anacortes did on the 1st day of May, 1923, meet i maybe necessaryto complete the said improvement in accordance with the =�'1 ca_1 ' s residi:: - axid Councilmen Drrelle Ha nes, ' ! P P h Ma or Brooms Y c t n in er wa read and u on notion ado ted. n14• in regular session wit y P 6 - 1 a , • tie y e g e s P P Germain and respondingto roll call. Absent, Gilkey. McCallum and kor- Snyder s I. rison. i Cap Sante Waterway • • :The matter of the Cap Sante Wterway was again brought to the attention of be `•r .'city council and upon motion the Mayor was authorized to appoint a committee to meet with a committee from the Chamber of Commerce to ascertain ways �i:.0 es approved The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion adopted as read. 1 ay a,.d ? • •: means of financing theproject. The Mayor left the appointment of the CorWitt 3tt. on pet. Report of City Attorney on petition of C. R. Franklin for deed, stating that I...0 until the following day. c,,,' -_ �r =ran„clin same might be legally issued, was read and upon motion adopted. • I . •• '! Repairs at Library ' : ,Condition of the floor at the library hall was brought to the attention oft _tt. on bond Report of City Attorney ors bond of John Grossbusch, stating that same was now • ! ' room council and upon motion was referred to the Committee on Buildings and Sewers �i�-_ p p o; •rossbusch correct as form, was read and upon motion adopted. k • i .Donation to Ladies •The Ladies Improvement Club asked for a donation of ;25.00 for their clean_u, petition_ from Petition from J . S. Carter, Fire Chief, for installation of stand pipe for fire `3 • Improvement Club campaign and upon motion the request was granted. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley i 'Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum. Morrison and Snyder. Nays, none. ,.a ter for stand department, was read and upon motion referred to the Committee on Fire, Water 4 PIpF and Light. • a 1 Sanitary refuse cane S. D. Martin addressed the city council relative to sanitary refu�: € , i - iciary on bond Report of Judiciary Committee on bond of John Grossbusch for rovin G. A. R. hall can, showing sample, and stating that he would furnish cans to the city free • i of cost also empty and maintain them. These cans to be used as an advertizin o° Grossbusch recocn�:ending that the bond be accepted, was read and upon motion adopted. ; - �': t..• agency. Upon motion the Mayor and City Clerk were authorized to enter into ,, ild, Sew. on Report of Committee on Building..and Sewers to whom was referred the matter of i i ` ''� contract with S.P. Martin for a period of five (5) years. 1 =1lor at Library condition of floor at Library, recommending that the costof repairs would not cost '�.� ;_f I over $100 and that the work done done without delay, under supervision of Lib. Bd. ; ;Adjourn Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. ` ` FV ',I-ji , ,j Approved ir_ open session this 1st day of May, 1923. Tic. &-Pol. on pet Report of Committee on License & Police on petition of B. F. Ronnerberger for :j�• • ija -- Iition of Ronneber- permission to open dance hall at Rose Theatre, recommending that the petition • :.;,.;,:'.:-:.1.,,,!i.,,....i:,'.''::..:': �for dance hall be granted, was read and upon motion .adopted. Roll call . Ayes, Dwelley, Haynes• 7) . Germain and Snyder hays nr.ne : `<< Y,. ; Aas It. being the night for hearing of protests on the improvement of 7th Street from i:•: . IP:?' is or, 7th St. i % •' • it__,Ii/(W r K to G Avenues, by sidewalk, the }mayor called for protests but none were offered i`: r : ! • /Mayor "%�` ' r � ..a, is G Ordinance No. , ' , being an ordinance providing for the improvement of 7th Street ; _ '' : ter.? .•:` Attest: . from the east line of K Avenue to the west line of G Avenue by grubbing, grading, , ' • l: d ' . clearing and preparing the surface of the same, placing gutters ' ,tti . lac in and 6' cement •' �' •� �' r;s, + L. P. Frazier, City Clerk, sidewalks thereon, was upe�i-meti5R placed on its first rn d second reading by title. ' r•. ..,,,:::.i,.::::, i, ' . ��f/ Upon motion the ordinance was placed on its first read by title; upon izoti on t e % • `.�yg� ; . • 1 ordinance was placed on its second reading by title; upon motion the ordinance i• a ,i. Deputy :: was referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee. • ! `•:�� .# f•�, i }. :;i,�.;.?art." • ',�; :,i i Pt t Sound Tel Upon xmtion the City Clerk was instructed to write to the Puget Sound Telephone 1 ! `, ri•i pole Company at Everett and ascertain reason for not complying with order of the city �� :. �: -•�'" i;;� Commerical . j ' ` : i to move telphone pole at 22nd and I Vic; I t 'i 1. .i @W ® Bids for $30,000 bond issue were presnted to the city council and Q p Y h1 • :a. J.,.ims Claims filed against the Current Ex ense Fund and other ci t funds for the month .`� �4 . ::: • . },, •i Bids for $30,000 bond upon motion the city clerk was instructed to open the bids. The of April, as follows . were presented to the city council and upon motion referred ;�,t ;� ` :`, ' i ii following were read: to the " . S� �> issue Committee on Finance: i!• Sr �,,- i , , Cyrus Peirce & Co. , Ere. $102.24 for each $100 • ,' • >,� ,fir,.; 4019 L �'>' Portland, par value H. N. Brown abor BB road $12. 00 fit' jt E��� �,.• ;;:? ; j i N n u S, 100.015 " bonds bearing 5 o a K. Eaton 4020 73.00 t • ' a,, '! '` I t 1 ;;; i; accrued interest W. Keltner 26?1 7. 50 •.E .'•:} .,:i,,,.a: ;h;. fie; , !• 11 u u u j r . I. 99.10 for 5% and all interest Roy Prevetts 4022 12.00 i�'� • t, L r , i t L. f. Hauer 4023 20.00 :I ; �t,, • ! ,' The Seattle I:at ional Bank, Seattle. $100. 4, payfor bonds and 4024 20 00 ''" 4 •.' t' _ ! ,• , ; 5 Wm. Cameron .S;,it,y.•, • j , , attorney's opinion 40254. 00 +:,�, '; '- .7-: }; 'i i,, ,, .i Y P J. S. Carter ,''+ . ;;:• ', y` ' I . ii1' Void 4026 ,I1, ,1 ?S''•''l , •? • ' '.`, i. i` ';. . Blyth, Witter & Co. Seattle, $102. 25 and accrued interest H. N. Brown 402 8. 00 ','ic'. 1. ; A ): i , ; •rT ' I. , 'i• C. V. Duke 402828. 00 ,:it .,??. ;t , • • ; I. Ferris & Hardgrove, Spokane, $101.43, plus accrued interest raid36. 00 ! II `i`''"i 3 Frank ,00re 2029 4 � � ,�•I a; z;, ), ! i '1 i 1. r. furnish blank bonds Vi ni Oreb 4030 i8.75 ; ;, t.,. ) r y 1,'r ' 1 r ; J . Sweitzer 4031 40. 00 •'� •-, ,``''�,5 a.?1, 11 ( John E . Price & Co. , Seattle. $100.77, plus accrued interest W. A. Hind 4032 32.65 If,i li i::E: ,,, 033 40.00 ,�, E: ;:►:`�� w: -:Ii, i.t `' 1 I and furnisr, blank bonds H. G . Roe 4 ' ;r i 1 I' I' i Far rit,,, ,, ^ ;,s�;��� 'i r >}c Laberta 4024 42.00 ���I�• � �• .. , Batt e, .5 plus accrued interest. un ,� . Sherman ,. :,;�y , , �, G E Diller & Co l $102 1 �m 4035 16. 00 "� 'v. • H 4036 18. 00 1. t :;;3:; i I furnish blank bonds Pi Brown tl ; �; j + I • �;,� Joe McClean 4037 32 .00 1 , ; e' f ',• ;t; '} • i , t - . 1' Baillar eon Winslow & Co . Seattle 1 rest . 4 40 00 . i S U0.17, plus accrued inte . T. Light 038i ( P. W. Coranick 4039 5 .75 �'1 +1 I. ' �1I ,, State of Washington, Olympia. 5 % per annum p H. i�. Brown 4040 Labor in fire de t . 4.00 1 " 1i�. ' 1- ( R. L. Johsnton 4041 Labr BB road 30.00 i p I. Wm. Maj erus 4042 Wages as fireman 10.00 lk- ' 1, 1 Upon motion, the city council took a recess to consider the merits of the Peter Hansen 4043 Donation to Ladies Imp. Club l •3 „':', ,,. ' f several bids presented. Carl Gerhart ���,��� 0 ' - Labor BB road A i i1 �;. i' j Wm. Cameron �J E. 25 1° f { The city council came to order and upon motion of Councilman Snyder the Wm. Sherman 4047 27. 25• _ ;i� r, bid of G. E. Miller & Company, Seattle, for $102. 51 , plus accrued interes H. G. Roe 4048 t3. 00 I . • .' and blank bonds, was accepted as the highest and best bid. Roll call: W. T Dolph 4049 10.00 ,H I; ' ! Ayes. Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, Haynes, McCallum. Morrison and Snyder. D. D. Grady 4050 30.00 ,, 'i }, 1 1, : liay9 none. 4051 7.50 ;i • l �� , 11 ! W. W. Johnson ;((',' ` ! Harry Brown 4052 13. 25 • 1; , ;h ' 4,' u W. E. Dolph 4053 75.00 I'M 'I� , + 1' Elmer Jonson 4054 15.00 ,i I . �.'`, 14 ! i Elmer Linsted 4055 16.00 s , ,' 1 + Joe Sweitzez 4056 39. 25 , 'w I 1 i.►I' { • F. N. Haley 405? 20.00 ' t ,,!. , !` • %1. , ' Joe Lic Cl can 4056 24.00 I. 1 1 . ) i W. • Cameron 12.00 ;; �� ' ` ' ' • '� I i ' , Harr - Roe 4060 20.000 ''• `: t' Standard Oil Co 4061 Gasoline for BB rod 23.38 : �'1 I•i 1 i ,, i 1 , Anacortes L ' B�Co. 4062 Lumber for BB road 10.20 tI. I,• I • t ', . ,, ii 4063 Supra] i� for Broad 3.30 :� = * ., • I •i [1 Anacortes Hardware Co. • ! � ' + i t a ill, � , `� . ` 1 1 - . . . . . .• ..",,--: '..• i- ' 3 6 .. __ . ,_ . 5 3 ( ' ,„„,.,.. . • .., .,,„,, ; 4, , ! • .1.., . .e.i--!°- f . .i : .: 7.i • . I , - ,` P«cific k`ater Wks. Sup. Co 9 10 Meters240 � �: j Y .' '1 . ' ; ' Maims G. Titus usllins 4064 Labor BB road 24 , Klapp & Ronneberger 110 Repairs and oilfor car 30.29 - 0' Z. 4065 16, E. J. Rogers 111 Repairs on cartop . D. Grady 4067 42, A L. Helton 112 Frt. and drayage on meters 478.30 + #> • ( r .� C. Barbarovichrsy 406 8., , Water Dept. Payroll 113 Payroll 8 31 , ; M. Collis406 ,. ., � Eureka Pharmacy 120 Supplies 10.58 {. ;• . - • J. F. a 4069 121 i' : i'''; 25, G. W. Sha3.noi, c Co. ## i Chas. Anderson 4070 _,• $903.22 I; r ,1 i . ' � Tony Ylascovich 4071 Kj, ` ' - ''' 1. 30 Mike Zastrovich 4072 5r•, t A. Kimsey 4073 83.. ; claims Reaort of Committee an Finance to whom were referred the claims filed agair_s the , ; 40 4 .rce oI Void 7 Current Fund and other city funds far the month of April, recomm.endir:g that the { i } Ziileck Tacanase 4075 2�,, claims be allowed and warrants drawn in favor of same, was read and upon moti�•n i ;-.:? ,; Miley sonman 4077 2'6 adopted. R:11 call: Ayes, Dwelley, Haynes, Germain and Snyder. Nays, none. , , Nelson 4077 ',rl 2 t }' ' Joe McClean 4078 `*c•� Tt light at ferry fatter of street light at '_ferry dock was brought to the attenti on of the ci y • ed to find out if city was paying for same, the light ',_-, Geo. Mr Clan 4079 64., council and clerkins�ruct ShesGri Bitckington 4080 • � 1.i 56,, having been out fox• several months. �% ,; ,. Sari Griffith 4081 ' ,•: • 60,i Norman Lopp & team 4082,�,�� 36•" ck additions Addition to office at ferry dock was asked for by custom official and the matter , o - s and Sewers to invetsigate. 1 1 ;� I • Frank Zroore ,er?,....� 4083 59 I'' was referred to the t,ormrittee on Buildings 408 r ' i , ,;,;• . -;A 1 I H. Brown 4086 28.° Approved in open sessions this 15th dad of May, 1923. 'r• t,Ra �'lmer Johnson 4087 11. ; £ • C. V. Duke 4088 26, ourn . Upon motion the city council didthen adjourn. " > `• I ` j: i ! J J. J ens on 4089 y6. ° .• ,' • ` L. Haser 4090 71. n r • ° 4 C. D. Gould 4091 ;2,i 1 • Ar H. Roe 4092 15.. !!;..1.4.;:ezi..-,:i.. • 4 Elmer Linst ed 4093 15. � �- ' WM. Sherman '_ 4094 2 ,2 L ayor ; tc { Lou Carlson 4095 7`'•� r. • • • a:, .. F. T Church 4096 56.E t: John Sweitzer 409712. { �=� `� i '• Camerae 409 22.i fittest. a Frazier, City Clerk, ' •' ` K '• Lourani ,' I Wade Thoiras 4099 �5�•' � �fc� ' j ,; ; �-y, I ;: 4 +,i ,4 A. A. Marrs 4100 2E.0 BYE U / f=' � y I ff i' F. Harris 41o]r 2r.0 Deputy 1: • , i �: �V Ji 4 I . L. hogers 4102 4L.� �a, ,, i. C. &. Sheets 4103 32A .,, , ; , .,, K. C. Eaton 4104 33• ) '.r; . • F. I� Haley 4105 Engineering yc.5 •J • {li R. L. Johnston 4106 Labor BB road E2.8 t' ', .•, !:;?;t-tt{ -4411".;:i` I, $' `, : r: i ' • +i,y Al March 4107 68.1 ,,j ,�, I i. 4 , 'f Dan Gilmore 410 44.G Il ,e: ; I • . 20.0 :- : R. B. Shaw 109 i ,., •:}3, i l j R. H. Dildine 4110 Wood for city hall 2.5I i ` ' ;'4 :f • + ' i, i'E Standard Oil Co. 4111 Gasoline for fire dept. 5.0 t i �� �`• ! •. ' ! :11 ; A. L. Iieltgn 4112 Frt. and drayage on hose, fire dept 1.6 .0$ � ;`3 ;': t • I11 ;';i Knap. & Ronneberger 4113 Oil for fire dept 5.7 IJAH i11)' sri i ;1 Valley Electric Co. 4114 Charger for fire dept. 1%.6 ,: 1 •- : Washington P L & W Co. 4115 Lights at city hall, library & sts ° ^'{'* +sit : . 1 •' for two months 331.1 lliiii004 ' ° '1 i:• ` - { • Water Dept. 4116 Water at library, fountain & by 222.5 il '' ! ,i1 ,(, ` }�,� • I P rn � 7d 4: ', (, ,1 k Anacortes Citizen 411 Publishing 63.0 • :,'` . 6 1, :1 �, ;1 i + ,'• 1,, :r Puget Sound Tel CoC . 4118 Tolls for two months 3• .,. ! L' 4119 Rent of b rn for street de t 2.5 41 !' ,•I �!' ,. , ; H. 0. Davey a p . .` '. '' I; ? Standard Oil Co. 4120 Gasline for streets 35.2 y ?�+�'• '; • i,1, �t�i I 'r !� ' Dr. S G. Brooks. Assgn 4121 Lumber for streets 12.7 i ►' s ;s Ed J kogers 4122 Harness repairs 7•6' i ! ;, r•r ': i •i i :i .; :, N urtis Wharf Co. 4123 Cement for streets Coal for city "' 'r i hall 9 .�1.i" ,,,s 1. � ` ;• fi. F ,i • 1 :..:: G. W. Shannon & Co. 4124 Supplies for eta, lib. & fire 1 •t . .( '° fi.' ass `�.r ! �; E. A. Phillips 4125 Supplies far park 11.2' I{��`+, i .� �• i �..'I . ;', !.'; �' J. F. Harding 4126 Labor in park 8'�•0' '�" i f��, 4� . I . r dint Kan pp 4167 Labor in park F�'•G' �,v.� f,'� �;� ; ' ` '~' r + `' ' , 'i ' t� R. Schwartz 4168 Labor in park `15 0� 4i a =�`� ';t•rli ?r t 1 4 i, i C. L Titus 4129 Labor i n park 7E'•G ` it iE4snk.°&cu' •',11i . ' , • I i �, ' • i Arnold L'ioa 4130 Labor cap saute park 44.0� _ y Perry Brewster 4131 Labor �;:� ` c} i �' t A. F. Schrieber 4132 Justice fees 20.? • � '•'` I ' I I!. Martha Harris 4133 Witness fees 2,01 (. 1 { Cit a roll 41 4 Payroll 1,333•5i' , .• `,f• Y P Y 3 I .� C. W. Shannon Co. 4151 Supplies for BB road ' 11:t .ii • ' Knapp & Ronneberger 4152 Repairing truck for BB rod 19.4 ' {, ►• . I 4153Supplies 4.4s f' 1, S. D. Templed Co. PP 20.01 ' �' �'i ' '':if } ` 6'; 1 r L. R. Ames 4154 Janitor at library , d } t I ' , E. Luella Howard 4155 Salary as librarian 83.01 I, ; '''i . Eureka Pharmacy 4156 Supplies for poice 1.0 ' • ? 1 .' C. C. Barnett 415rj Cash advnced for truck for eta. 5 %•G� . • j' r ; 4 , : r8 366•0o Si ; CoC. C. Barnett 41 Cash advanced for truck for sts. i 4 , 4i •4:, il i 7,167 '; , ..' . : "1. 0 I I GFP.FRInL WATER FUND i . +,I k y • -Wilson Caretaker Vihistle Lake �� ,t •S I� 'it• I Roy ilson 101 n i + ' ' ' ' Puget Sound Tel Co. 102 Rentals and tolls for two moo. 8• { °1' "c, • r �� 1 ' i hi K. C . Eaton 103 Labor. 1�. G ;0 ,' .f° ' • 'y ` ; IR. B. Shaw 104 Labor 1%'•05 41 ;1 I W, V. Wells 105 Rent of bar for storage f i ''� -", 1 $ ' 11 -t% acortes Hardware Co. 106 Supplies for water dept. 6.0, e ,.'. 1 • i ti. , , ', + :; l E F. A. Phillips 107 Sup plies for water dept. 12•"' (.1 0 �I 1� • ' i�'! ',i .� ; !� I'. Standard Oil Co. 4'�'%' �!, I 108 Oil andgasoline for engine • 1 • r E r - , . ,... ,-- ,. .. . ,- 53E, • -I-5 -3 zi — ' .;. ..._ • — 1 , i . _ —, A.ir? ;, it; • . ,irp, 1 • • .• ! . ii ii i• i ,, '1 --- ._ , 41 ..I } May 15th, 19�3 • is ` • ' a i .; ' i i 4 ice-T �}► _ ' Roll call The city council of the City of Anacortes met in regular session on g 3 •'; ¢ Y ljt. ;fights at auto The m#ter of li hts at auto park at 2nd and Commercial was discussed and , y Haynes, Gilkey, McCallum, and .,ride park upon motion the City Clerk was instructed to notify the Washington Power, Light �� ' 1923, with Councilmen Dwell e , Germain, Han r •_ > responding to roll call. Absent Morrison. . . , r P and eater Company in writing to install these lights, and the Committee on . • -Dire. liter and Light to look after the whole matter. ` ' �' ' ' May- Pro Tem In the absence of the Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem Dwelley assumed the chair, • ,,s Improvement The Anacortes Improvement Club asked permission of the city council to remove ! + ,, Minutes read The minutes of the previous meiting were read and upon motion adopted as 'iub asks for telephone from the Whitney school :to place in the auto park for the summer, the read. telephone for club to pay all charges of moving and installation. Upon motion the permission • , ! ' w, p . auto park was granted and the matter referred to the Committee or, Streets Parks. - o s City Attorney on Report of City Attorney on Ordinance No. 726, stating that same was correct ii . i • • ,, .'+ : Ord. #726 as to form, was read and upon motion adopted. by Snyderre-apportiontelephones ' ?': ^elaphtionede citytcharter.made Councilman to the of the 1 I �:. 1 Health Officer on Report of Health Officer on matter of earwigs was read and upon motion refer �Pp unsafe t , earwigs to the Committee on Streets be Parks with power to act. Unsafe walks The/condition of the sidewalks on Commercial between 2nd and 3rd streets was • introduced and referred to the Committee on Streets & Parks. Judiciary on Ord. Report of Judiciary Committee to to whom was referred Ordinance io. P6. ' ` # • 26 ommendingthat the ordinance be passed, was read and upon motion adopted. Data to on street Councilman Snyder made a motion that the Committee on Streets & Parke, the . I Fire, 'dater & Light = Report of Committee on Fire, Water & Light on petition from Fire Chief Carte e'�`i leases City Clerk and City Attorney prepare data on lease of street ends. r +• i is:.':.i... .. .. ? t • • _ for stand pipe at fire hall, recommending that the installation of such stars Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. • ; I ' l . ,s • ,iil pipes as were urgently needed, was read and upon motion adopted. f.l� • {` a Approved session this 5th day of June, 1923 ;,--7-.: ,t • } a ved in open a ion Remonstrances May1 th beingthe dayset for hearingof .. ; 5 of protests against improvement E 1` :,:,`,-'4' >:� .. `i alley between 18th and 19th streets by sewer, and the paving- of several stre ; , ;• „ ` _ r?: j. a the Mayor called for protests. none were received for alley improvement and �:�}� {•i: * _ • „ I •' '? but one against the paving. R. J. Peterson called the attention of the comic r •,.,�: I i to the hardshipimposed by the pavingbut upon motion the ;:Sf ' `` i p at this time, prat r•. s considered not well taken. Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Haynes, Gilkey, McCallum z ' and Sr_yder. hays, none. • i t i Ordinance #726 ;i Ordinance No. 726, being and Ordinance providing for the improvement of Seve ayor Pro Te t ,.i ,, 'r •,I :. (.. �... ` i . ; . , Street from the eastline of K Aveue to the west line of G Avenue, by grubbing 1 .;,. • i ! gradig, clearing and preparing the surface of the same, placing gutters an0 Attest. f • '' , :'• , 1 ' six foot cement sidewalks thereon and doing and constructing such other work Lourania Frazier, L-ity Clerk i'i . , i ! s:}? f V ��ti 4 I necessary to complete the said improvement in accordance with the plans of ;; ; •:: 7 ; t � ,l ! • � the City Engineer and creating a Local Improvement Distict and establishing By o / -ed i ' , i}, • �.. ! t` and fixing the boundary thereof, the property within which is to be assessedDeputy4' ' : + 1, Y. '. p i s• ? for the cost ofsaid improvement and creating a local improvement fund to. for the payment and costs of siad improvement, providing for the assessment `` of the property benefitted for thepayment of the costs thereof under the met' • i1 4 ;,4j, g `""' • ' ` '` i: . ' ,! of payment by bonds. was upon motion placed upon its third and final readi:.t : i. ,: _: t I, sections. Upon motion section 1 was adopted as read; upon motion. section 2 ••,r,,- * ' tj�11 was adopted as read; upon motion section 3 was adopted upon �m_�tion ec i n j'' s,i - 1., t 1, was adopted as read; upon motion section 4 was ado e'd 'as`Yead, upon �n`... ;�� t��, '1, „�., section 6 was adopted as read upon motion section 7 was adopted as read; ? • , , ��; ; : .y...,�,^� ,; 1 :i ! upon motion the ordinance as a whole and as read was adopted. Roll call: ',;1 ' i i i . .4 ,- ` ?,. 1 ,i • Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, Haynes McCallum ..nd Snyder. Nays, none. , ,i''• ',,,,,k I E+ i Ord. �� r Ordinance ce 1 o �7 beingan or I,j .t , i ,r : ;r dinance�providing for the improvement of the all ; ' '��, ;� � ' ;j; ;•f : ,; ; lying between 18th Street and 19th Street, from the center line of M Avenue ► �;•� F,?,; ,•:. '. .p:�.r ,! !' '+ , lR ! the east line of L Avenue, by laying down and placingal ghtalley, ? � `,t' ' kr on said al' a n. ` t "i-: r • ! ! -E. i' ; an 8 inch banitary lateral sewer to connect with the present M Avenue Trunk ` :,t ,0 ' t � i; i, ; sewer, and to do and construct any other work necessary to complete said t: I'.1 ',i ; ;-; �' • ;i •' 1 improvementwithinlimits of the said district in accordance with the pl :;4, ;! �,• 4 the lirs t ;�� ; t ;? . �• ! znd specifications of the CityEngineer, .' ' = ' '• t 1 { p B , creating a local improvement distri , ,_,,�' t '? to be known and desi nated as Local Im rovementDistrct No. , was u on mot ,a ,•• !PI : placed upon its first reading by title• upon motion the ordinance was placed �„ ; ,![41, ; • ' t , , { its second reading by title; upon motion the ordinance was referred to the C � ' (' ,Ijj } i. i, �` I'r! i+ Attorney and Judiciary Committee. r. 4`,'' '',iyj I ,%tallf? ' (('r i I�. + .f�3 j ;t • �I : :i ' ! E Ord. # A. Ordinance No. 71f, bieng an ordinance providing for the improvement of the , 'y�# {;; ,;';4i ; ,'1 i •'. '. : following described streets, b-wit. ,0,,,•'/1.' ; '�;. ; 'y 4 :;;• ''L 1 1.. Fifth Street from the west line of 0Avenue to the • t1� s ' ;`-. `' nwest line of I, five :�' j, tvr, :;::;;_ ; q, Sixth , i i' + , II 11 II II It „ 1, It f � t, ; a u u n u " On u n u �� t, 1 , Li " ., i :,� .f` ''fir ; I , i SeventhCommercial Av. 0 i' I :';;� f , 1 ` i I. :' Seventh " u o n u ""0 Ave n o a u M u • i • '' f ► ! u u n u u u n n n u n u �� �•i . 11, .'tjtA•i:e. ':y ,; Eighth Commercial 0 • !,.! '' :3 i}ta�ii' 1 �;1 i ' ' I' Eighth a o u ' u n 0 Avenue a �i o i� ii p u • i • .i� tl1 'it ii 11r`. �:'� 1 ; i. ! 0 Avenue south side of Sixth St. to the south side :f : ,1 •',: i + i' •}d north Fifth St. 1t ,I N o n u south " " Seventh n n A N u e / , "' ' '' '. ;;�by ,-,../- g• own and,pla irLng, on tries id described streets and intersections con- 1i�` 1. ;� i • ,, ' c to •pa end o ela. wid h herei ,after designated and by doing and constrict . 1, +, i ! + ' all other work necessary b complete the said improvement according to the pl.' . ,,I I it • and specifications of the City Engineer, was placed on its first and secoi:d r !'' ,1,. • 1,, ' ing by title. Upon motion the ordinance was placed on its first reading by ;� i r'.! � . ' ';; ? i • •,. title; upon motion the ordinance was placed on its second reading by title ; u + 1` • ! f`I. motion the ordinance was referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Colrritt ,'i 'i ,! is , , . • 1 'Ij';t ' ::,.rd, t; i i' j Councilman Haynes Councilman Haynes tendered his resignation as Councilman from the Second �,, f ,:I r • ' 1 ';, ! { 1.1! '1 resigner having moved to another part of the city. The resignation .was accepted with fi' t ?, t regret in a motion from Councilman Snyder, the appointment of a seccessor to 1, ., z • ! ( i be made at a later date. y.;',sg t,., 1 1 t'r ! kk i! ` i i,, Cost of library ; Matter of increased cost of repairing library floor was brought to the attenti ,Ltt'}. !; i V...- , ., � , -�' �� floor of the city council and upon motion the Building & Sewers Committee was ir:`:t"u ;I •?; 't, i ' ,; ,1'� `1 ( , , �,! to ascertain if city finances would allow this cost. i �1 ;11 `+ . i r . I •i;,, 1.. Mr. R. J. Pelterson addressed the city council relative to the neglected a)ne '�l I i4 i... 1i ,` , ` S i`. ance of the west end of Causland Park. • ' t ;+' ; ; I' , ll . i 'i I�j 4���f r \. L � I Torr N / i �I ' I L: 24th .l 2 , ` 3 '. a,Y 93 ty Roll call The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 24th day of May . , , call The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 5th day of Jur_e, 1923. meet ` 1923, meet in special session with Mayor Pro Tern Dwelley presiding and •.� in regular session with Councilman Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, LcCallum. Morrison - f. i Councilmen Germain, McCallum and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent none. - ,.:. , 1 Morrison, Gilkey. ;r pro tern In the absence of the mayor, Mayor Pro Tern Dwelley assumed the chair. I : t,. i Purpose of meeting The purpose of the meeting was the consideration of the $30.00G bond is kF. mutes read The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion that part relating r to Ordinance n728 which read, ""by laying down and placing on the sail described ,j�-+.} •. • Sale of bonds A motion was made that the question of further sale of bonds be post-Donee s pavemera" was changed till future meeting be called by the Mayor Pro Ten, or the regular meets,,`, streets and interections concrete to read "by laying down } : '.t; • + t and placing on the said described streets and intersectionsoncrete, asphalt, , f ? . n • ; : Adjourn Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. brick or any combination thereof". Upon motion the minutes 'were then adopted as ' ; I + 1'. • • 1 ' • read• . ' . I city Atty on Report of City Attorney, Ben Driftrviier, on case of City vs Paul Baer which was t I •' f p:.•,1 Baer case appealed by the defendant to the Superior Court, resulting in a conviction. • . p, ayor ro em stating that appeal was withdrawn anl the fin'1 paid to the Clerk of the Superior _ 1 Court , was read and upon notion adopted. ;_ '' Attest: '49 ' :Ii.:'.. ,' :1 . . . H �` ty Atty on Report of City Attorney on Ordinance Igo. 728, stating that same was correct as ? I '.'4 ! 1 L. T. Frazier, City Clerk, #728 to form was read and upon motion adopted. i ! - i , 1 2 Report of Citynttorne` on Ordinance .o. '2' stating that sane was correct asfb tt. >1: j •i ty Atty on .� t 1• '� / �l(i[� r, . t0� le P„zf form, was read , ;,y` r { , " /� _. _^. 721 a a and upon motion adopted . 1 ' Deputy :,, - , , ' I, -.sports of ReportsCity Supt. Streets, I ''�: ;::;�= •a I. of Treasurer. of Justice and Chief of Police were F . : ! '. :_ ::::::.i?i._.,!-41_ `i.: ?i; ' • . resented to the citycouncil and upon motion referred to the Committee on Finance .; 1-� 1. '?i -- , ' i; S�.aiciary on .� - �udiciar• Committee, to whom was referred Ordinance #727, recommended that the ' � ' <' • '' '; O.-,i, #727 ordinance be passed. Upon motion the report was adopted. •il F�?:, - i I' Zi�'iciary on Report of Judiciary Committee on Ordinance #728, reco�-:f ending that the ordinance .'t i 7<:_;'r. l ''�rd• 4728 be passed, was read and upon motion adopted. y;:$M i ' • Buildings nos & Sew Report of Comm ' - � •��`���. Committee ttee on Buildings �. Sewers to whom was referred the matter of � =� �;; .F:-•. library floor repairing floor at library, stating that the floor had been put in first class u • ` '�: shape, was read and u'ion motion adopted. ' ' , . li " p fromBoard of Pi rectors School District #18 for grading of J avenue ! `'` etition from Petition g g i; ,;;; •I :a clioal Board from center line of 17th street to the center line of 18th, was read and upon ; • , t ; -':' . j th Ci t En ineee and Committee or. Streets & Parks I •1 • ! i!-IV '-c: " • • i motion referred t�Y A y g + n:: i. I ;� 1: Petition from Petition from Gus Hensler for Portland cement in pavirg district , stating that 1 �'.. : .�::::14:: Y* • Hensler for 54% of property owners in the district were in favor of this kind of pavement, �f, i;,•' , �r .�• ;:4 ' I 1 ' I I; ?� z was read and upon motion received and taken under advisement. I _' '. ;;":' P - rtland cement • } • !' I ,` Ordinance •#728 Ordinance No. 728, being an ordinance providing for the improvement of the ;1 , ,z % ssi;'; ;'�%;? I ;,' )� is following streets, to-wit. !' . " ; ';!'}`t'' , 1 , Fifth StreetAve. , }�' • „ . •' a f `-•, Z from the west line of 0 Ave. to the west line of M Ave. ` t '•I:t�• 4 ''`'��� �' `;4 1 , ' 'I 1 • Sixth ti • II II " " II " It " It M " iI ' ! ',�: ; , ' ' ..i? ; " Commebcial 0 1,• t 1 : r?'. •;2 �+';,..���','� t •I • Seventh " II II n " " u u u " �'�1 ,.�; ;_;• ''"��"'° 1;.'•.i,,. ' " 11 11 " 11 1. " 11 II II II • ,� ii I ; Seventh U Ave M •�� I•'I�, �.?�3: i i 1 : 3. • , 1 Eighth " n " ° " Com,meeci al a It C u ; vti ;,' I, " " " n " II II " " II u t f %fit . ` $t, �., EighthF ; #tip 0 ,Ave , 1 y��..' ' 1 , 0 Avenue from the south side of Sixth St to thesouth sideEighth ?i� 11 II 11 " 11 i• II II II I1 II It II 11 II 1' , ,'�,, 1. u of St. �• �;�� : � north I+ifth � �'��� ,'�. }'' ::: i . ; ;. '► k1 N south Seventh north • �;�,• 44 1::. ::f ; a. �1 I ' + 11 '. + `` I by laying • ,.,_: :, i in down and placing on the said described streets and intersections 1, 'i n: • , I ."; concrete, asphalt , brick or any combination thereof, pavement of the width H' '.o } �s'. !i I , 1 ' l hereinafter designated and by doing and constructing all other work necessary y •`. :'ak�,,• �•• i(ia�r ' to complete the said improvement according to the plans and specifications of 'kf,'• 9, ` • 1 o'It .. i 3 1 ' ' i 11 the City Fri ineer creatinga local improvement district to be known and desi �' 'ar�• `: i • 1 ' nated • as Local District iro. 1 8 b fixin and establishin the I.'.' :If. ?r�`s tz , ,. Improvement3 • Y S g !t1 R{ it , • �+ i' r7 �� ,.•••. , boundard of said district which is to he assessed for the costs of said improvemet I , � (yyQ �. , . lY , ll• , r 1'; 1 I , ( ,, I and by creating a Local ImprovementFund Mi. 138 for the payment and costs of said 1, y �: �,:,•: ,?,1 I improvement and providing for the assessment of the property benefited by said I .',.- `v;1i1i,, •:1:?::::;•4� improvement and the costs thereof, under the method of payment by bonds, was H • '.11,1�,1 - :' " I ' zl. 1 0 ' upon motion placed upon its third and final reading by sections. Upon motion the 1 title was adopted as read; upon motion section 1 was adopted as read; upon motion . .. ''/�, . i ' !�I' 1 .t section 2 was adopted as read; upon motion section 3 was adopted as read; upon : 1 I 1 • c motion section 4 was adopted as read; upon motion section 5 was adopted as read; t+1 :1; ' ' • .1 upon motion the ordinance as a whole and as read was adopted. Roll call : Ayes, I1 '4:., �; , • Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, McCallum, brrison, and Snyder. hays. none. 11, .' !;,;? 1, , I I. r, I I r Before adopting title of above ordinance Councilman Gilkey made a motion that ,, . .. ';ant Portland that all types of material be stricken from the ordinance and six inch Portland V ' ;; , •:,nt only cement be inserted only. Ayes , Gilkey, Morrison. McCallum not voting, mays. ` ti �j: , , l ,j I 1 Germain, Snyder and Dwelley. Motion lost. rJ I 1 •.'ditiona.l police Councilman! Germain called the attention of the city council to the-steed of more i • ' ; • : ; 11 r'' 1Y • Three police during the Eagles convention and upon motion the matter was referred to ,I i I I iII ; the Chief of Police and Committee on License & Police with power to act. on 1 + r. i i. I 11 1 "•''ielter for A shelter for custom' officers during inspection of tourists was asked for and ?' •'!; I ), I • • ;;1 ,:1, 1, 1 L'istom! officers upon motion referred to the Committee on Buildings and Sewers to report upon ' ';I�!i "I , I • +i at nextmeeting of the city council. •� I:' `''!. � , • .I 1 scar Clinton on Oscar Clinton made his annual address in regard to cows and horses running at i I ` ' 1 •1 �'' n's large in city streets and the matter was left to the Chief of Police for attention. I : 1'! ' • 1 I ! I Ifs II • `igneto for fire hew magneto for fire engine was discussed by the city council and upon motion i , .11 , ` ; I E'-tgine referred to the Committee on Fire, `.pater and Light for investigation. 1;n' tI • . ‘., , • ( ::( 1 : ji 1 r : .. 1 , ,t i "••• ':.„,,:.,„t•,...„,,,,.....,,„,..............„:„...„.„.„.„4. .. . ......• , • . .,• .., , r ,-, A , .. _ „A. ,: , ,:.,,.. ,• R 4 q ''''.-' i , ,.....„ _ c . ktE f 'S IVI k. 4a3 .oo : `�`-=� ' Chester blackinton 4238 Labor B. 3. Road - Councilman Morrison made a motion that Rev. A. I. Perch be nominated to iii, F. h. Haley 4239 25 .00 the vacancy caused by the resignation of Wm. H '1:. aynes of the Second Ward. Wm. Sherman 4240 20.00 i• ' . ., • • 58.50 ! i .{ • Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, Morrison, McCallum and Snyder. LOu Haser 4241 • , . i' / ',�sys, none. ►, . L.A.Ol i n 4242 12.00 • D.S.Grady 4243 89.50- . ' ' i Claims filed against the Current Pxperse Fund and other city funds fort Great Northern By. 4244 Frt. on pipe and valves 54.91 ' ! ' 's �•`. month of May, 1923. as follows, were presented to the city council and 1 Harry Brown 4245 Labor B. B. Road 8.00 ' 1u, I f x motion referred to the Committee on Finance: " " 49.50 Vine Oreb 4246 I Dan Gilmore 4247 83.25 sly Geo. Cook 4248 91.00 :�. , • R. L. Johnston 4159 Labor B B road A.A.Earrs 4249 27.50 I• Dan Gilmore 4160 61. ! ; Al Lurch 4161 2;, LukerColvin 4250 31.50 ;4 5 • W. O. Johnson 4251 12.00 I Elmer Johnson 4162 30"` Lee Palmer 4252 5.50 H. G. Roe 4163 2G.�, Vim. Cameron, 21. 50 Carl Gerhart 41644253 -0 I ,; Flmer Linsted 4165 4•,, rick �asovich 4254 9.50 E. Harris 4166 14,9 A.E.Benson 4255 24.00 V.Funk 4256 23.50 ' • r` ...:has. Anderson 4167 '"r�. Sherman °: ,` >,;yti I• I; 1Y►n. Sherman 4168 ,�'Ui ., 4257 26.00 • '' • ` � John: Switzer 4169 28,r, Like Zarotinic 4258 92. 0 y s • :2: , ' i:orman Lopp 4170 =4 r, John Switzer 4259 12.00 • i �f • : E • B. Hewitt 41. 1 ✓b. D.S.Grady2 4260 9 ' ' � ;:;. s'r; • Joe 1;�cLeau j H. Nelson 4261 9.00 �..r :;.< , .`` tl 4172 �.0 0 t Elmer Linsted 4173 6c.,+ L.Carlson 4262 5 :•f. ! Wiley Dorman IC + Mat B.barovich 4263 ,5Q r ` ::` �:,. i 4174 93 5 ;';; j:- H. R. Lioore4175 r Wade Thomas 4264 ; -, �'.: 3 150,00 • ., :' - :�: = • ' Harry Brown 4176 30.G+ E.Oakl ey 4265 85.50 ( , _' �v--- . ! Sam Griffith 4177 24.0+ J .Jensen 4266 96.00 v ! ii . L. T. Haser 41785b.0+ G.1'�.Rollins 4267 28.00 r .� !` John Barnes 4179C C.ii.Sheets 4268 64.00 �=`�` ' ' Chester Blackirton 41 12.0+ L.Rogers 4269 2 t Wm Cameron 4181 4 .�•e C.V.Duke 4270 _ 16. 00 ` ^s ;. Harry Roe 4182 eo.G+ C.D.Gould 4271 79. 00 f }<'� ; C. V. Duke 4183 2a•C+ 1'.L.Church 4272 79.00 t Y;r }, i W. W. Graves 4184 38.0+ Frank Moore 4273 63.50 =� { E. Collins 4185 8. G+ Chester Blackinton 4274 24 00 ` ' ' , . , P. L. Haley 4186 32 G+ A Kimsey 4275 6 00 ., , , ;I 17 F. McCracken 41872-.0 Al. March 4276111. 55 ti � s h j i:} i ,i C. R. Sheets 4188 41,E . E.L.Johnstan 4277 152. 08 (..•,:Y .:; 1. ;; i• Gt. ri. Ry Co. 4189 74.5 K.E.Eaton 4278 16. 90 ( '' sir: r �' L. Rogers 419057.2. R. B. Shaw 4279 10.00 j' ,� } + i ' ' f{ Geo. DcLean 419 68.0+ F. E. Haley 4280 114. 25 ma's • 4 . { ` + H. Nelson 2.(%+ W. B. Short 4281 ; ''; � ' Tony Vlatkovich 4193 42.G+ Chas. Moller 4282 1.25 1 j ' :-rfa I f L. Colvin 4 46.0+ Schwartz 4283 4283 Rep. for B. B. Road 24.84 + tK r: 4 :`• ;; �ji i. Elmer Linsted 4195 38.0+ Standard Oil Co. 4284 Oil for stump puller B.B.Rd. 21.07 �, `�' ?�� ;; ' f ! Joe McLean 4196 4.C+ Knapp & Ronneberger 4285 Sup. & Labor truck B.B.Rd. 38.85 f< '�•:-.' , ' i Norman Lopp 36.5+ Crane & Co 4286 Sup. B. B. Road 10 I? .i ; .F ; ''i'• ( c PP 419 5•10 1 ,i. rf^ Geo. McLean 0 G Knapp7. 54 } %:>�: �:f; ; ( 419 4 + & Ronneberger 4287 Gasoline for truck B. B. Rd. ,., '� r;. i E. Oakley 199 I4.�+ Helton Tran. Co 4288 Feight & Dray64.104 . '' 4 . , g pipe for B B Rd. +� , ;. LH { iS. P. 002 . 0+ E A Phillips 428 S p soad 2 r:{_''� ' # Roy Suits Clary 42 2•G+ F.A.Philli s 42 0 Supplies for B..BBRd. 15' 7 ';i' ►' ':`' :r �' 421D1 P PP 0. 05 ;I �t' , I±; { �`. Lesoine 4202 1E.C'+ G.W.Shannon&Co 4291 Supplies for B.B.Rd. 189.75 ±I '? � ' r • y' `': ^' ' ' + A.A. arrs420310.0+ F. 6.40 ' 1 • 1 +� ' ` ( i" Lou r+ F.15 Yiorth 4292 Rep car for B B Rd +.� +�,;�+� y f�" �;; ;;. • , , , f u Carlson 4204 b4• H.A.Taylor. 4293 Blacksmithing for B.B.Rd. 53 0 ? { , • ::a , , } 91m. Cameron 16.0+ L.A.Farmer 4294Building water S 1 0.4 ¢M. `� � ;I 4205 0 t++ i gtank Cap ante 5 .75 , ' , .:1 ( • • ;. . , ;; H. Roe.._ 4206 ? E.A.Phillips 4295 Supplies for parks 9 k, - •, L''. ;r I 4 '+ G.IY.Hollins 4207 4.0+ &,W.;hanron & Co. 4296 Supplies for park and Library 14, 71 a� t; f� ,� L n a ante for ark i;�.�} ' • + ' Chas L oll er 4208 50 0 Julius hel son 429 ayi g pipe C p S p 6.64 ''tt , 4 �' • '1•�3 ,! i "' .D.Barringt 12.C( Clint z na 42I :�-;r ^ x:i , ( on 420 K PP 9 Labor Cap ante Park 12. 00 4i :,v .,�,,. ,, ; ►. , ''� j j C.D.Gould 4210 2` .G+ J C Harding 4299Cap S • e 84.00 ; a : .! ` 1 (1 Labor z ant Park " ;r� :i '+ i K. Eaton 421141• L.R,Titus 4300 Labor Cap Sante Park 84. 00 f ,�trr' ;;'h;' 'r� I; ' •' , : :` , T. T. Chinch 4212 48• %+ Perry Brewster 4301 Labor Cap SanterPark 102.00 '!.I',!''a i`;I • r;,•' +`^' ','�;,., , ' C.D. Gould . , , i,; 421356.00 Schwartz Iron Works 4302 Repairs on tools 1.10 A ,�• .,u. .{s T �' Paul Bronich 4214 R.Schwartz 43 3 . C y 80.00 '• I 1 ' . E,� .a . � •�•'4 u 0 Labor ausland Par?c & Librar � ''�, Harry Lesoine5Anacortes star! ,'';:: i a r 8 C 33. 51 ' £;;'�A + Y 421itizen 4304 Publishing 1 : C.V.Duke 4216 6.00 City Payroll 4305 to ._i� �n' " ,� I. ' H.r:.Brown _2. 00 4 1 Payroll , 1�.�_. ':� 3r; ;'t; I• 421 3 y 1017. 05 + , ' • • , ;I�, H . H.R.Moore 421812.00 Curtis Wharf Co. 4318Material for Ferry dock 31.10 ��: ;, ' Sam Griffith 421948•G7 The Guemes Co 4319 Piling for ferry dock 167.48 c .;'1; •Geo, Duncan 422 64.G0 Anacortes Piledrivirr 0o4320 Mat. & Sup. for Ferry dock 118.92 ?5 ' � , s f ' ' ' ''. Pelson Crim 4221 lU.C'J Helton Transfer co 4 21 Hauling sard,cement for ferry dock 8.25 I'I . ! ; .. ��,. , • Albert Crim 4222 10.00 Island Belt Stm.Co. 4 22 Water furnished driver for ferry dock 2.Ob ' . .,�a 422 14.00 Island `Transfer Cp 4323 Drayage for ferry dock 5 00 !i �'' '.,; E t Archie Duncan 3 • ,I ,+ •, , S.D.Harrint;ton 4L24 14•00 John Groesbusch 4324 Labor moving custom office 12.00 i!,' .;1 '.`.'.Smith 4265 10.00 G.W.Shannon & Co, 4325 Supplies for ferry dock . 50 �, ', + ; • is i Harry Roe 4226 •G0 Skagit steel & Iron Wks4326 Labor and Material for ferry dock 24. 45 i j ' Ij 16.G0 Geo. F. Ambrose 4327 Piling for ferry dock 662.15 s �'' • + t Wiley ey roman 422 ?' I' ' r.I;.Hal ey 4228 �' Franklin Iron Wks 4328 Labor and material for ferry dock 61.14 t i' i' i' + ! ��' Bell Machine Wks. " " " R.L.Johnston 4229 �''• �,) 4329 23.10 (; '!I k " Vine Oreb 42 5G. .- - G.W.Shannon & Co 4330 Powder and fuse for ferry dock 1.05 , , 'S, ! �R John Switzer 4231 4G'��0 A.G.Wooten 4332 Towing and lumber for ferry dock 68. 95 _ ;>> �' C.A.Olin 42 2 3"' E.A.Phillips 4332 Supplies for ferry dock 24. 43 �,f ' !` • 1 I I U.L.Steinman 336.00 Schwartz Iron Wks. 4333 Labor & Material ferry dock 800.41 +� ' ,j I A.D.Eatabrook 423342 �'00 00 Marine Supply Hard. 4334 Supplies for St. Dept 1. 95 • • t•. j " ( , 1 , • Bert Swisher 4235 i6•00 Wm, Weeks 41.35 Work on street 80.50 , ,.4 r :�' TonyV Tom Dodson 4 6 Labor 119. 25 ' �'` latkovict 4236 4.00 33 • ' tot, ' Tasovichh,00 Lynn Bal comb 433 Labor 108.00 ( ( �''• Lick 4237 7 Anacortes Ice Co. I i , .; 433 Feed 4.01 :�, 1Schwartz Iron Wks 4339• Repairs on tractor for ets. .€i4 t ,i, - _ .. -- ._�.��-. �... _�__ _� .k'�'� �'• •• .. '}..J:�/. 1 .. _ . •^may ••.'-k A• l'.' q.'t,. • • Iti 1 E L_ • I 1 ';''''' , i r 4 ' . 3 ' ,,,,-,, , i. . , ' 01' '� t c' S i .q�,.t , 4 !1 ( l i c.1• M1- f 1 June r Lid" ne l9th, 1923, Feenaughty Each. Co 4340 Plow plades ' West Coast Dairy 4331 Feed �G :1 The Tire Surgery 4342 Solid tires for truck mac• c--Z '" 9 ' ' The city council of the Ci t of �:.c�curtes did .3_: the Z th da,, of June meet ir, . H.A.Taylor 4 4 Blacksmithir. 1`'c. regular session with .�aJor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, :�'ercr , �' e Helton Transfer Co 4344 Frt. for Fire Dept. DeptP gY v p 1-., Germain_, Lorrison and Snyder res:;o)�cin to roll call. Absent 'IcCallum and Gilkey. Standard 0i1 Co 4345 , Gasoline for fire and sts. •, t - �s approved The minutes of the *_ ' , endersongAr�es Co 4346 Supplies for police dept. 7.1 - - previous meeting were read r::_d upon notion odopted as read- . ; Stewart Christenson. 4347 Witness fees 11.7 !'' ' 1 , A.F.Schrieber 4338 Justice fees :'. • ::ce on reports Report of .onlmittee on Finance to rrl.o:*: w 5 referred reports of depa.rtrrents, rec- € ` v , • J.R.Leatherwood 4349 Witness fees 2O. t ^� :rt eats omrer.3i ::g that reports be acceptedj' ' J.l'.Crouch 3 9 y andplaced on file, w,,.•• reed �nz upon motion ' , 2 adopted. . i '•l : • F.�.Ayelley 4350 Calsomining Library 15E,. 351 Specifications for City $hgineer I j 3 ' I.F. Cahail 4352 Repairing floor for library 2• _ "ester & L Report of Committee o:� Fire , 'W•tter and. L i:sht on rr;.tterof new a-nneto for fire ; t 'H Dept. of Labor & Ind. 43531G6 : --erg magneto engine, stating t?:�tt fire chief had bee)_ ir_structed to place order, woo reed c 't I Ind. ins.& Med Aid o o ; Puget Sound Tel. 'o. 4354 Tolls 5d.6 "ire dent. and u »:, a otio:_ a,-"opted. ! ; t E.A,Phillips �.a , .. r { 43556 Fire pot for heater at fire dept. ,, 7 Pol. on Report of Cow__ ittee onLicense & c Anacartes .Ar�exican 4356 Publishing and printing - • P TMPolice on additional police for Eagles convention, •'. ; , t Union, Printing Co. 4357 p, 1 police stating that the Chief of Police had been given full power to act in the matter, • t� j I ! Curtis harf Co. Supplies �i'�::al �-� r >ti 4358 Coal for City Hall 5.2 'ales con, was re-id and upon motion adooted. ►• , ( Washington P.L.&W.00 4 43.2 of thanks •Water • Dept. 359 Lights at City Hall, sts & Lib. :. ' { P 4360 Water at hydrants fountain & Lib i67.6 _ nication of Councilman Dwelley reported that he had received a communication, from the City � _ -; E 222. ,^. :- s from city of .Lt . Vernon for naming, the ferry boat Mt . Vernon, but had forgotten to bring ` s ! '� ,4 ' Lawman & Hanford 4362 Supplies for City Engineer 1 . i H.A.Taylor 4362 Blacksinithirtg B.B.Rd. 3•b Vernon. it with him. ? :- Ls: Sup.Hdwr.Co.Co. 4363 Supplies for B.B.Road ' •a ; ti. ._ •• "- ; fonsas:. ' Renreslear 4364 Valves for B.3.Road 11• 1 :ace ;727 Ordinance I'io. 727 providir_ ; for the improver: Pnt of the alley l;Iring sear `� ' ' •a 1?i,.0 Street and 19th from the center line of M Avenue `.o the P.,�t tin; r 18th " street `' e ce):t �e of L Ave.riv • ,a.-%•a , • by layi nL_ down and pla i ,g along the said alley, a)) 8 inch sanitary sewer to c ' . , -F • - •'S: the present ,: Ave Trnk Sewer, and to doconstruct a_ other an- " ' nett with t' a eat + a :4.4IP,:: ' and �y work • .,~ '�, . :. t # necessary to complete said improvement within the limits of the said district in `$s • accordance with the plans and specifications of the City ngineer, was upon motion GENThji , WATER FUND. placed on its third ,d final reading by sections. Upon motion the title was _z p t • i' F.A.Philli s adopted =�s read; upon motion section 1 was adopted as read; 2 <ry i p u; on motion section. 3; P 122 Supplies • was adopted as read; upon motion section 3 was adopted as read; upon motion section 'i '. � • . •�: r 123 Void 11'•� 4 was adopted .) read;upo). oration section 6 wa:, ad tpted as read; upon motion sectiar� t _ ' •< : _ I: 124 Void was adopted its read; upon motion the ordinance s a whole and as read w:�s adopted. .`.y: : Standard Oil Co. 125 Gasoline for water dept. �, ' j, Roll call : Ayes, Dwelley. Perch, Germain, �..orrison & Snyder. i:ays, none. i •_� +•� •:ter-�i:sr:: ' 6 Puget sound Tel. Co. 126 h�eMtal & 7�•' d f'is. Tolls 8 ' ' ' I, ' Anacortes.:american 127Notices .7, • Ordinance ho. ' �' t: �- -1, _ - being an ordinance relotinw to local improvements and creating • . <:,.,}< } '1 i' G.;Sr.Shannon & Co5.2' a fund for the purpose o f guaranteeing extents o ' , Y�v: 128Supplies for water dept to the of such fund bonds issued ::,*S. + Scott & Lyons Motot Co 129 Front seat cushion •• ' in local improvement districts pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 141 . Laws - -ram,,: . _y f Pioneer 1 Reportforms 6 C ington was p aced on its first reading '';, k}+�: ;: Print Co 0 6.0' of 1923 of the State of :h l r''` •. 3upon motion nl .' e t. Of Labor & Ind 131 Ind. Ins & Med Aid 'ay ,1U2� 1'. by title; upon :Totion ordinance was placed on its second reading by title; upon �' t .•' �,• ; ` a ,:• l PQt. end Z. 31 ,. ,_ R'. I, �` Pairba}aks Morse 132 Supplies for ' � 5•, motion ordinance was referred to the Committee eand City "'?`•. f i t r{ Pa i. y.Roll 133 to 13 Labor Vir t engirrte 6ept .6 Judiciary e Attorney. ,,, ` l 1 I • I t I t: Ana. Citizen 138 Publishing for Water447•0' i• Ordinance Iio. being an ordinance providingfo ) the issuance of :�30 0�0 " '4� ': dept. ' ! ' 139 Void gP 4.7 of General bonds , providing rg for the form and details o f such bondss �'� 1.. ' r,c x'`' Dept. )rav t- r detail for the ! <• . rf.- � : '; ; ; Ylat ert•1''� ! oao•o P 140 10.6 payment of principal and interest thereof, was upon motion placed on its first �• .t �,�!. , .;:. ''��.•-, `s � `¢ N.C.Jorgenson Garage 141 Sup.& Rep car Water Drea:'i rig by title; upon motion ordin•nce was placed on its second readingbytitle; '� '�' =�'iig ` 'I T T Surgery S P• er De t • l K, n same a ord i ):once ��< CityAttorney and JudiciaryC . :.,,. .. .1 i III' S.D.Temple 142 u Water Dept. Dept. I•` upon motion m as referred to the om at . ;' 1 ;� �''• • ;; s ; •1 he ire 143 Tire rep. water dept. c 1• t ; ' >' - Knapp P car ; . ' ,:�; ++ �'� pp & Ronneberger 144 Oil & Rep on car 2•�' CI-I.:: to publish As the ordil�.attce for the sale of $30,000 road and watermain bonds passed before I• � `• ,'•±" s • ., _ . { j, •• 58.0 - call for bids the new statute relative to - t r : • • became effective, a motion ! 'i „p;; ,' ! 1 was r?3de that the cleck be instructed to kids Roll +;•`'n' �'' -,soon ;;, truc publish another call for 1 ,,. at �• � ' rinance or. claims Report of t Ayes, Y, , y ays, none. { ''j j` ii he 8ommittee Call: es Dwells Ferch Ger► •�,in L prison and Snyder. it ; on Finance to whom were referred the claims ag+ii t (�.� �{ ��' 1' I Current Expense t p e Fund and other funds er• city for the month of May, 1923, rec ,r^, -- - 'ig expert to Councilman Snyder suggested that J . P. Young, who eras in thongs of the earwig !` '` ' i ( t ; 11 that the claims be allowed and worr.ints drawn in favor of same, was neat' : 1.; s*'issed b:itin;, be disch:�reed and s:tti.sfaetox apron events made for a eat of his t. ' ' + (; i;: ' motion 11t• +, ; : : , . adopted . tali: NDwelley, Gilkey, iLCC r charge y 1 . t and ::nyder. l�aysHonone, Yes, Germain. a11um, orris Y• p: Y g <_ p g P r r :i • ;;:::;,''' , solar ��s the health deportment had of the c m ai n a motion was made ;. 1 • ;� !: ; �, th:.t the health officer dismiss the ex;�ertwi thaut further delay. ii ' o ' •1+T a I 't Adjourn • N I ,� .a t- gr'Oe7 Upon notion the citycouncil did then adjourn. A Shavr ;,:rs. Austin S►,;;w aridressed t})e ui ty council in beh�Llf of the L+rdi es Improvement tt �' • ,t •' ,s ) _ ..�.s,ed council Club stati nto that Lrs. Parchman, as a member of the park board had been ignored I t, ;!Itjf- ••: -�<approved in oven session this 19th day of June, c }`'`'�'f � '' ! �I1,23. ��.r'_; board i:� every respect in all park matters, that work had beer, done at Sunset 3 c �5)�' t ` ' 'aft � # + ,; �' SFr park without 1 ins. Shed if n et ea h • ' . t� :4 ''• p rou<, h r now , also asked there was any money left in the t ' }:. I' j rk. Afterx:�... }:t; 1 Ir. i`r.l- )ltrdpt!7 .t n , , r.: 1 t i, pa ' e :r few remarks by eyar brooks and Councilman S)ryc?er, t'�'I ;� i, �; `- q _ ., __, _ _ _ 1 e _ e _o_fy onset B ' r prods a motion *}):tt �rs i .xc})iron be c rr k 1i' :s• r `- ` � t: v i. h. each ��, ��' �,�.���:• +'• '> ' Park :.nc "Or: i2". Co?;�tlnctio ti+ith the Ir_1 rover e' Ot Club `ha".t ' 1- r'p'� s.• •. :<�:�:.�, t 1 9`CU f Qp 0f L, P r...,) r:l f Ir - t�sla 1l { h'''.4•'.+ ri7ii P a divi sialr , ; f'� ° r�;''• ry, ,# t , Z• t49 S „eC.-s +✓ ..1 er: ainin� I 3nP�• ill t r it { ura be >. ode li -i.:a;,iOr .rooks and e committee ,I r. 1 Attest: L:a or Pro 1' .. ed for that purpose.n '} o„,., s.a a-<.. .�c.o-1�t_/ I , .'_i�• "1'••'•• rj • ,t l Y em annni t o r. , r OSe � ne different parks. d) ' 11 L. T. Frazier, City Clerk, I � '+" '3tih# t �yj� �� -';ourri L'r+oo :• �tion the city council •lid then adjourn. `,?1, •p ' • I 1 • Deputy Ar roved in open session this 3rd daj of July, 1��23 . t! • `.,•I• ' } 1 ' } ' '• t , �' ----)---tL 1 . i i 1. 4:4 !!, • c �,: yap r •�i' , • : 1J ' I' i Attest : ' By i / uty pen t 'f't, ,i t I. i. l :si { f i i I ,' i '! kt • • , , ! t 1 1 ;II} . Tpao. .I,. 4: • 4040 : • • . . . :: :,,•.• .,,,;.,) . . . _._ . ..___ • _ _._, ____ . . . . .;, , ,.....?.-::‹..i.:.:- : •;': •;::7!:;?• :•'!• •••-... ': - ' ' ' • ' ' . . ti, \ i : i... 54 ,--s _ 1 July 3rd, 1923. July 3rd. 1;23 ° -1 .f _i.., { I ti- i ! Roll call ' The city council of the City of Anacortes met in regular session with J. P. Y:•un_g 4365 Supplies earwigs 15.00 t . 1 i . G. `: . Rollins 4 66 Lbr. B. Road 12.00 i_ I - . z , Mayor Brooks presidingand Councilmen Dwelley, Perch, Gilkey, Germain, 3 " " u . r :.:cCallu r. Morrison and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent, none. Lee Palmer 4367 12. 00 • _ ( Chester Blackinton 4360 " " 31.00 ; . :..inu*_es M.inutesof the oreviousrreeting were read and upon motion adopted as read. H. Loomis 4369 " " " 2 .00 • Frank Rollins 4370 " " " 1 �� . . 16. 00 ' ' Luke Colvin 4371 " " " 20.00 1 • 0 t i ` ' i City :_tty. on Ord. Report of City Attorney, Ben ?�riftmier, on ordinance No. 729, stating t;,_,. 11 " �� '' ��, #729 same was correct .?s to form, was read and upon notion adopted. H. Brown 4372 12.00 •- i Claude Hagen 4373 " " t+ 18.00 ' , . j Cit , atty. on Ord . Report of City ._, tay''_iey or: or^i _.ance No. 730, stating that s- a wa come L C. Y. Duke 43?4 It /+ a 37. 50 *motion adopted. ir7�C as to form was read and upon C. D. Gould g376 11 " " 36.00 ! '. 1 ti ttJohn Switzer 4 ' " " " 20.00 ; x. ' 1 • i 16. 25 . rSupt. A. L. March 4377 " It 0 i ;: . ! ; • I:enorts of depart- Reports of City treasurer, Chief of Police, Justice and of Streets =, : " " " 4° { ments ref. presented to he City Council and upon notion referred to the committee on i L. C. Wilson 4378 42.00 1 f V.F.TFunkrch 4379 � 'II ft 00 Ord• i, 729. Ordinance `:o. 729, being and ordinance providing for the issuance of -hi_� 3 I • Thousand Dollars of general bonds, providing for the form and details of so: H. Loomis 4381 " " " 20.00 • ;, bonds for the payment of principal and interest thereof, was upon notion Wm. Kenoyer 4382 " " 1+ 20. 00 ' i OG G 0 . placed on its third and final read by sections. Upon notion the title 1.7vo, J. Kenoyer 4383 „ „ „ 410. 00 . '_ j 1 adopted as read; upon motion section was adopted as read; upon motion secti H. -Brown 4384 • 1Y T. Wilson 4385 " " " 44. 00 • ;, . :�c:.�,;,.;: ; ; ,r,t• 2 was adopted :�s read; upon motion section 3 was adopted as read; upo;: -',ti -. . ' 1/ 11 " 48 00 ' i1 • �� � �. �� -�~ ���..'{ ,., , Wm. Sherman 4 86 .;:;., section 4 was adopted as read; upon :_*otion section 5 was adopted as read; u,; 0 3 " 11 11 28.00 ` 1 motion section. Johr_ Switz r 4387 • • Y;-ue?}.. 6 wns adopted s read; upon motion section 7 was adore ted s read; upon motion the ordinance as a whole and as read was adopted. Roll c:: J. Christensen 4388 " " " 20.00 ' ] ' .. '- ` :-.::* ? 1 . CI Ayes. Dwelley, Perch, Germian, Gilkey, LCCallum, 1 orris;fl and Snyder. La-is, Lou Haser 4389 28. 00 • �_ >? 1 Void 4390 t • •;a. i= ..,,,,....:•,:,:it: ; 1 , . ' il :::2':� l { Ord. 1 30 ' Ordinance No. 730, being an ordinance relating to local improvements and cre Sam Griffith 4391 " " " 34. 00 1 .. Y-.;;,; ` ^;a` i n R " " " lot•53 y�i�'• :� a fund for the purpose of guaranteeing to the extent of such fund bonds iseu: Great Northern y. 4392 , ., x • i - .. C C. V. Duke 4393 " " " 12 00 - Z Y `, i ?: • in local improvement districts purusant to the provisions of Chapter 14_, �„ - . �.`• =dick Tasovich 4394 " " " 58.00 �y. `� of 1923 , of the State of ..ashington, was upon motion placed on its 3rd an.:. tt " " ,V``= ! ,$ reading bysections. Upon motion the title was adopted as read; upon_ motion Void 4395 • 1 , ,. section 1 was adopted as read; upon motion section 2 was adopted as read; Lou Carlson 4396 " " " 64. 50 ' a:-r 'ts �: �'i".F.Wilson 4397 " " " 16,00 ''= -. motion section 3 was adopted as read; upon notion section 4 >•�as adapted " 11 " 1' j. �'; �.. ' H. Nelson 4398 48.00 if�fl, nY ` '' n ro..ion section was adopted as read; upon mtion section. upon 6 was adopted 5 D. Grady 4399 " " " Ditch 68.00 �:�i;� ' r read; upon motion the ordinance was a whole and as read was adopted. Toil tt •` g . r : a ..yes . Dwelley; Perclm, Germain, Gilkey, McCallum, Morrison and Snyder. 1,=;:-s, . D. Grady 4400 " FIrry Dock 18. 00 }<`. : ' �' . .; _ L.C.;lilson 4401 B. B. Road 16. 00 �.1 x ii Ferry ' ui1air,g • changesF,, A A.Liarrs 4402 " " " 72 00 .1 ,• ;� :`, i:.. 4 > , Matter of in building at ferry dock for custom officials was ref " " " 72. 00 . i 1'. ,y� ;'• 1 • l4 to th- Co>rrlittee or: Buildings and Sewers and City Engineer. Geo. Abbey 4�?03 L.R.Titus 4404 " +1 " 36. 00 'ti (' { � : • I? %,; j C • rt pi s for paving Bids for the paving of 8th and other streets were presented to the city cowls Mike Zastrovic%i 4405 " " " 80.00 1; i !''; ;� John Switzer 4406 " 36. 00 ,ia 4 1 ;; ,� and upon notion the city Clerk was instructed to open. the bids, which were ;_:,Z , •;' ' li follows: Wm. Sherman 4407 " n " �. 32. 00 I, a 1 • � g campaign_ & f rt, adv 11•., , -A J J. P P. Young 4408 Salary earn i 351.75 � r J��s-'?�`= 1 I, 5 5 4409 Lbr. B. B. Road 28. 00 r , � , Alexander & McNeil- lit . Vernon- one course concrete- 8 ,08 .L3 V. Funk , - ' ; , R. G. Stevenson- Seattle. " " " 85,029.64 H. Nelson 4410 " " 'I 8.00 ,f f� i a r '.` ,: :. ! i, ,1 " 11 " 4411 11 n u 8.00 ','s' i ;, ;{xi;;: I Goetz & Brennan-• 86 ,086.82 I L. Rogers , ;;., II ": t A. C. Torkelson- Tacoma- 2" bitlzulithic top on F.L.Haley 4412 " " " 78. 00 � .,..„:. . I ;a 1 4" concrete base 87,374.50 Mat Babarovich 4413 72. 00 ik r!11 II II ��{ tik;`cf i ', I "1 i . " " " 2" bitulithic top on 3" Geo. Cook. 4414 " u " 'i .i:.� ,l..: r I' s bituminous base 85,828.15 A.A.Marrs 44 5 24. 00 , �I i `?Tx;, i { ' 1`' " n " ►u 1u 4416 " " " '1 %� , 3 ,, r: Io , i 1 bitulithic top on 3� E. 4417 " " " 84.00 ���" f �r y.. J Jensen ��� 3 `5 ,. 1441 !• 1 bituminous base 82,735.45 oaley11 11 " l <j 1 I;,'` i 1 ' i " " " 2" 4" Wade Thomas 4418 150. 00 ;1'4 " k ';I } , }4 1 1 �, 1 a, , . asphalt top on concrete Vinc Oreb " " " 4. 00 ! � .�' ' • , y : i ' ,• base 88 02. 1 4419 x�. �r� N 99 630.00 C. A. Olin 4420 66.00 fi, ' • ' ( ! • Standard Construction Co. Seattle• once course cone. ,` , ,` I ; F. T. Church tt tt 11 3 ` ��, � Jr,i44 21 4 00 '1i ••��'• ,I� �sY`,�•;#,' r; ; j a ;' Sam Griffith 4492II II C" ` I, I 4423 " " " 28. 00 . `; 1 . ' ; ,i Upon motion the council adjourned to consider bids. Lou Haser 4�7, ` ,1 ; R. i. Shave 4424 24. 00 } i, 3, y Jai " it 11 .41. YF • ! ' , ' Ma�rar called the council to order and upon motto? Frank ;::pore 4425 104. 0G , ,. }�' 3. ,.`; { After due deliberation the scr, Harry Ri ckab;r 4426 Tovri ng stumppuller from B. to F.Bay 15 00 • ail, �"`+ Goetz & Drennan r and C. C. Tonkel _ , ' "��=,�Y : 0�. 1 the bids of Standard Construction Co. , oe a ar , o E ,rk�.; ;1 } ''' I Aids of Alexander & McNeil and R. G. �k Continental Pi e :fi. Co. 4427 Pipes for ;3. Road 680._.35 h . 1�''!i; r} 4,. ;i•,1,z • , were rejected. Stevenson were taken „ P = a^; ' to Island transfer L'o. 4428 'rr_r-a.•e for B.3.Road- 11. 50 �I : :! 'i k7) t.` • • '; ; � ,; ' ` ;' �' under advisement to 'receive further consideration at an adjourned meeting Cor.: ',. ) Anacortes Hardware 04429 Supplies for 3.B.Road 181.. 90 ?l� 1Ff YV `;•••' i, be held Thursday, July 5th, at on p m • . .I ' ` I ! ; ,' napp & Ronneberaer 4430 Repairs and oil for truck B.B.Road 187. 5 ' ` • o: oat 1 �• , Claims against the Current FxpPnse Fund and other city funds for the ro' ' Herman horsey 4431 Special Police 20.00 • ': •i : " ') 1! ► ' ' June, m follows, were presentee {•a the cit,� council , and uaon motion: rifP71T: Tom Jones 4432 Fitness fees in Paul taer ca�-�e 5. 60 f "'-' '' , a • � ' I ' ` to the Committee on Finance: A.F.Schrieber 4433 Y�itness and ,justicd fees 23. 50 ',� •mac 3' {. I' `lest 'oast Dairy 4434 Feed 14. 65 :' ` :.1a: Rent of barn May & June 5.00 i } 4' I Ii.0.Dav ey 443 59 �: • �`� . ' ' , I Anacortes Lbr. & Box Co. 4436 bupplies for streets 1 . 50 {;� � '' i' '` Schwartz Iron Forks 4437 Repairs on tractor 18.14 1'� l, •.;) , : Anacortes Hardware Co 4438 Supplies for sts. 5.95 • 1 !t , ; • ii Feenaughty- Machinery Co. 4439 Supplies for rooter plow 10. 95 1'1�°� "1,1 I t IE {' f Lynn Balcomb 4440 Labor on streets 108. 00 , �: • Tom 1'odson 4441 Labor on streets 104. 00 ; 1 1 I ';" •• Wm. Weeks 4442 Labor on streets 82. 25 '; f1�1 4443Labor on streets 34. 00 1 ' y .. .j1 ►` '� i� ro i{{ aser Carl Lou Olin4444 Labor on streets 26. 00 ,• i 'i' ' . ••�' i, �'' SamGriffith 4445 Labor on streets 16• �� i ,. ;1I k; }, r Knapp & Ronneberger 4446 Oil for f;�re dept. ,' Standard OilCo. a & Fire dept. 128.3v '`i t i � �, C 4447Gasoline �orRedscros_, fire hose 3• ` ! " 1 ' 4 1' United `'tates Rub. Co. 4448 500 ft. 2„ i' i # . Water 444 Water at hydrants,lib.& fountain 222.50 i ` ione kept. C 4450 Budget forms 11 `,1 •,1 ,.., t ,•� 11 Pioneer Pri nt ino o. 44. 20 i s o - • Kaseno Products Co. 4451 Earwig bait for streets and alleys 43.70 ! ' �' '�I`!�� • Bank of Commerc e 4452 Box rent2 00 1`''''� L. • i ;+' !.II P.L.&W.Co. 4453Lights at city hall , library, etc 180. 40 �� ; �`lashint. ton P. Y • „: i , 1 , i ?.A.Vernon Daily Herald 4454 Publishing notice LID#138 1.50 `ii : • ,.F la it . 1 .. I, •il, 1 Pacific Builder & Engrs► 4455 Publishing notice LID#138 22.35 ;i:1 f 1 1 . i • i.' .'•i l I I •i• I , II i �. h1 , `tit �l "\ 1 '1, •'t 7, . c • ,tea, . .• �._, ' - - - - - ::r; : 1 • 1 i � f i ! - -- - ---- -- -- - - i7:: t,v,!t:I. ' I i j„ , ' ' i July 17th, 1923. ,t i# I. ' ' , . is :'R. �• , - - c_�.11 The city council of them City of Anacortes met ir: regular session with ?Mayor { i 4 - - ? �" LcCallum, Germain and Snyder resnoAdir_g M�. Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, s • 44 6 to roll call. Absent, M`'rri son, Ferc'r. ar_d Gilkey. r; ' •; i E�L.Dwelley 445'j Specifications for City Fng. • It I,ID$138 27.50 The minutes r previous n eeting were read and upon r!•otion approved as read . _ • ' #; •'! 4458 Blowing sumps at Wash Park 5.OG ir.u..es of the L.F.H as er ! + ! , j 4459 Halyard for Causland Park 4.OG }` : ' : Perry Hardware Co. _n f_o Petition from Milo Strock for two weeks leave of absence was read and un_ on voti"n • ;<< ^ 4460 Labor in parks 87.0' referred b the Committee oi: Fire Fire. Water and ' i ht with power to act. I ' ;, j ; Perry Brewster # • � J.E.barding 4461 Labor in parks 72.00g p �` contract ,• ' `�`_- 4462 Labor in parks r .;� . ClintKnapp 64.0 ,, ii �_ f Stevenson 3ozid. of R. G . Stevenson, for $fi6,000 for pavindwas presented to the city council j � 1 � - ,, 446 Lab & Mat Cap Sante Park ? c', I Julius nelson 4 , s ' n=rton Park 24.0r and upon motion referred to the Judiciary Comr*i ttee arrd Cit;,,• Attorney ' ; I ',-1 ,,, • • ,. i • t 4464 Labor ashi � M L.T1tus , • 1'� ' R.L.Johnston 4465 Lab. & Machine Wash. Park 27.5Ethat same was correct I. . ' c attorney on Report of City Attorney on bond of R. G. Stevenson,St statin` { L.A.Farrnner 4466 Placing new halyards at Caus.Pk. 2;,Oc• f Stevenson as to form, w..s read and upon motion :adopted. `: 1 • R.Schwartz 4467 Labor Causland Park 80,Go KO .. Knapp & Ror_neberder 4468 Rep Lawn mower Cans. Park. 1•.� ;.,ry on bond Report of Judiciary Cor-rrittee on bond of R. C. Stevenson, recot_nTending that the '.a . ' E.A.Phillips 4469 Supplies Cap Sante Park •7- " ' - o iensot. bond be accepted, was read and •apor, rotion adapted. 1' L • . • • ; ., City Payroll 4470 . '' ', to 1201 8r. �t for paving ing Upon motion the Map= and City Clerk were instructed to enter into contract with _ . '..L. � 4483 City Payroll1 , • Special Fireman 16.OG R. G Stevenson for pavi'_irT. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, McCallum, errrain and } ;. {;; '.;: • i : 1? L.E.Snider 4484 pLays , j :., ._. Snyder. j • •�''�`!la <.8;: - . ! �' '' Water Department 4485 Meter B.B.Road 50.OC .11 - • ae,-a3,:J� ' • , G.Vi. Shannon & Co. 4487 Sup. for city hall, sts, & pks. 30.�, and Immigration Inspector Joy stetted the needs of the officials. �►s the city is �t ,.•ii:a-:'•, �; Publishing 48.7C y ' ,/', r i, _ i Hnacortes uitizen 4488 had greatly exceed the ar~oun� originally is• P.aded for the build ink; of the ferry '=Ja } } 4489Blacksmithing � c <}},, �i; :::•::;;!; . ii i' H.A.Taylor 35 codock, it was thought best to ask the .bo«. company for assistance in this matter.aaao:a a 1 ;,� -. it ii.A.Taylor 4490 Blac�ssmithing B.B.Rd. a ' - "2 :: , Upnz: mo�ion the I.ayor t:as authorized to apnpini a com*�1t.,ee to interview Captain � ..• . t Crosby and ascertain •"n-,It they would do t' -:rard building the shed and r�a.king ^ , ,. + F changes 'at the custom office. c f•ti` ' �`r • Gen. 'Hater Fund. _' _ _ ! • Water dept. 75•Oc o • , •1 Rrancis Short2 145 Lbr. '! I ' Francis Short 146 Cash. adv. lbr. water dept 10 00 i ,t.-e for The Mayor appointed a committee coi.sisting of councilmen Cermain and IucCalluLn ±I� I-� ; ' . + �� ; Fran i } .,a-'��:�:. 4 Laborr'Water dept. 10.00 t ferry to take up the ~matter of new shed at ferry dock with Captain Crosby -or Capt. � ! Geo. Abtey 1 7 1 00 idcDani els a , '��.. ','.: I ,: 148 Survey on Lake Erie 9 t ,•s ' a . F.L.Haleyf z .fir: r-,:' ! ' Payroll 1490 ;se of Lot 2, U on motion the Corrrittee on Buildings any? Sewers and Cit Attorne were yr_structed ' ,g '_ f f Y p Y y . i to 3 Ori Pt ' i 368.00 r g• to ne,gioa,a.te for the ourrchase of lot 2, block 63, Original Plat, to be p.Yid z w , • ! 154 Payroll o from - . t� �` l 1 1 Survefin 60.0 the proceeds of the water department; the City Frgineer to be charge of the j 1 .� t } am ! !� R. Shaw 55 g i ik shed to be erected .hereon. i; �,�f,ti . L.T.Frazier 156 Cash. adv. for sundries • 5.41 I ,• ' c `` Kna & Ronneberger 15' Oil & Repairs on car. 17•74 a + F ; f pp rr. Upon motion the c i �� council did ,.hers adjourn until rig-ey evening, July 20th, 1923. `' { } i ,;:cGills Service station 15 Gasoline l ,�, '' Co. 159 valves 3.83 I ► ,, Alll Fairban'�s horse & ,r', ` I Water Wks. Co 160 Meters 290.40 iz yi Pac. 'r' , ' 1. .' Schwartz Iron Works Repairs on pipe 2.50 { "r` � j��' `,^ I 1 ' �' I 161 Re air nd rF airs on car 7.3�'' I• :', �• ' . ' f L C .Jorgenson 162 Gaosline a pa .2�L1 i4,, 4 '' c Anacortes L.&..B.CO 163 Lumber for 41�t -r dept. 26.35 or �� ! '+ ; + t Ni i _ ! ,n I , \i V Wells 164 Rent on bare r ge 2' r0 1lttest . '. ':. . � ? i for sto a , j 'I ' i ' I ` ! '' 1 Standard Oil bo. 165 Gasoline and distillate 57.26 Cl1 �, Lourani a Frazi er, Cit,,� 1 rr.. i . I •-,a s ,'y, : `{ k 166 Labor on car _ •5. ,; 1 � r ,, � J Dormer Ii .°� `f ' F.A.Phillios 167 Supplies for ,cater dept. 20`- .10 .,f.. I ' 1 i�Q/t.C.-(• d /�.i2 f,.-��_- , ,• ,'y ' `fit "'7�•7,'. ) 1 i Surer 166 Battery and tape 18,6G BY • ;, �, :,`: 'i, !' :i i; Tire � y Deputy t '�' :� I ��y,e� a: 1,; . 1 S.D.Temple & Co. 169 Supplies for water dept, 1 OG ;L, f1,1., & 170 for water dept. 11.0'! t12 ':4 ;! •,i , i ' •`"1 $` I . ; t G.W.ShannonCo. Supplies . ;j + I{ • 11 i = !I Finance to whom were referred the claims against 1ie ,...4.' �"*. " q '4S' • : . I. �.1 l Finance on claims LReportLof Committee on 1 Current _ xp_ ease Fund and other city funds for the month of June, 1923, rrc•-r. • ! �' i +,: ! , ' ; `,. !1 ' ! I .I' ''. g c s be allowed and warr=aiits drawn in favor of same, was =•t .• ,ttt�, ,',I �, .f in that the liam 1 { , ; I�`{ + II , ,•', and upon r^otion adopted . Roll call : Ayes, Dwelley , Ferch, Germain, Gilley. 1' 1' • i I i ► .,! :' McCallum, Morrison and Snyr'aer. Lays. none. } �' 1 ia;i , , t ! I' '' I '!, !' Adjourn Up-1n motion the city council did then adjourn until Thursday, July 5th, 1 , ! 4 ' r , ; ':,; �,; 't II, f�' �' ,one p.m. y�f., ,,.' l• l, Or• 1 . 1j • i. ! ( ; `' ',` 7_,. • ;,i;;! July 5th, 19?; { r4, i Sp. :4 s f 1 i ' ' ' roll call Ttire city council met in adjourned session with Councilmen Dwelley, • •e= �'�. ' • ' 4` ' !" ,, IGilke and ;.cCallum responding to roll call. Absent Morrison and Snyder. • 1 y y ,.!i. •'� yr.Fria ,4� I { I • i . i � • 1• `, .II: �i, i II �.�.. a !-• In the absence of the h_a or, Mayor Pro Ten Dwelley assumed the chair. { I ! a�yc�rpro rem Yf1 •I11 ' II:► ' 1 ' for U on rr'otion the contract for paving of certain streets was awarded to thf =0' I Contract let + {1 , ;+' • '1'' ` I Ibidder. Roll call : Ayes, Dwelley, Ferch, Germain, Gilkey and i::cCallum. - a I `4,'' f I i 41 Hi pavingnone. I'' '4� ' ,I ! ', i ,• : Thanks :R. G Stevenson, of Seattle, being the lowest bidder, thanked the city coca.:i' �.' , � ' !I1 . 'i ', i Adjourn `U:�o{. motion the city council did then adjourn. {1 1' • ► .'r'11 , 1 ! ' Ii ' f t 1 i • . .. tl ' ! 1's q -Approved in open sessi c.a the 17th day of July, 1923. . . i • i /� G 3 .. 1 ► ; .' i . .1 . . . ,, , ; , . 1 ;, ll : 1 1 . May Pro T ! , . ;. ! 0.: Attest : (../ -\- - . 4 ,t.. .! ' i Lourania Frazier, Clerk City 1r i !. 'ti , �; y Deputy ; ':: '.t4� -d fl ' • . , , , •;,,. , : :, 1, 1 d!1-"-1 .4 . • ,,1,4,.. ,,,,I , ,.(. 1, . :1:: w i <a.... • \ . , C i i - . 1 � ' �,., _,r ii t sr ... ._.. r i July loth. 1923. r3 , � '' •:, _.:, august 7th, 1923. ' - I=.o 1 call - _ >> cr._1 The city council of the City of rirnacortes met in regular session with Councilmen • - . , , 1 The city c „_sc it met in d j ourned session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Perch, McCallum, Morrison and Snyder responding to roll call. absent, Gilkey, i '. ; • ! , Councilmen Germain and Gilkey present. Owii_ to 1-ack of quorum the met:,.. ,A • ! postponed postnoed until aturd�1y. July 21st, at 1 p.m. Germain and Dwelley. # xf cr Pro Tem In the absence of the Mayor and :aayor Pro Ten, Councilman McCallum was elected k as temoorary Mayor Pro Tem. Lay 21st, 1521. ( i a ': I t ::o ? c; -1 The city council met in adjourned session with ��a.) or Brooks presiding ar.;; :-utrs read The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion adapted. • Courcilmen Pwelley, Germain, Perch, Gilkey and Snyder resnondi r-g to roll.ca-1 .�,.ts of depts. Reports of City Treasurer, Chief of Police, Justice and Supt. of Streets were ,Iy I. Absent, Morrison and McCallum. ,. I presented to he city council and upon motion referred to the Committee on Finance. ; . % .`;; _ '-i _ tome_ on The City Attorney, to whom was referred the title and deed to Lot 2, Bloc;- (r ;' :ter & Lgt. Report of Committee on Fire, °.laterar;d Light to whom was referred the matter ''I - ! title e�,'� to , Original Flat, submitted deed that conveyedbut found that tr :c �e' good title, al L^L -' 6�• • had not beer ne.id on lot. Ltpor, motion the report of the City Attorney was ,:-cation for of vacation for fireman Milo Strock, recommenditg that the vacation be granted f ' adopted. reransubject to the approval of the fire chief, was read and upon motion slopted. s . . i • =eer == ='P?t"d Upon motion the deed to lot 2, block 63, Ori irtal Pl=�t, was accepted. .ecial Com. on Report of Special Committee to whom was referred the matter of changes at ferry • :11Ges at ferry dock office, statingthat work had been done and that steam boat company agreed a- , �i ? for ;__le of Bid for the sale of - •3q,OGG road from the State five to pay the expense at the present time, was read and upon motion adopted. . Ind t-'ater_main bonds . . t 4 • t:,�, �'..a bonds of Washington, was presented to the city council and upon motion the oity „ F: `° } '� P l tition Petition from Chief of Police, Al Sellenthin, for vacation of two weeks and leave ` y' wasinstruct _d to ones: the bid. (There here no other bids presented . ) ; z r ,.•" i of absence for longer period, was read and motion the petition was granted. t - =- `` mid ,f t �e •,f : The bidUi :,he „tt:te 0`' S,:J - t0_'_ was "S foll9�rS. Saidc ! �� i `Y''' ands to draw i �; f ..'` • the _ tp of �r ~, , , ,� _ur:i cation from Cor ;unication from Gus Hensler relative to deed from the Washington & Great north- • �i 7 p r.n e semi-annually, of h z^t, p__, _ of s -a.lnud��y, denomination be $1000 each. ° s iiensler re ern Townsite Company, conveying its interest in 90 ft. right of way strip thro ' :� i is deeded to city Lot 1, Sec. 22, Twp. 35 I�R1E, to the City of f=:nacortes, was read and upon motionY F ` 'L }?- ?i i accepted _ referred to the City C ,!_ • :':4 �,.;,: P motionPCommittee Upon the bidwas pRoll call . Aye n+xel ear, l'Frcl�, CFrr 'i y �ittarney, Judiciary C e and City Engineer. �_,accepted. G 1 Etc e ' :a _ Gilkey nr_� is �r'?Pr. .:L. ls . Lone. � ' :. 'tiy '''r tition from Petition from James Jackson for compensation for right of way through portion of ? ' ' `yam` , 4 e_ . Jock s';c^ the rr-t:ar o _ she t f rrd s. JacksonSE ' of Sec. 22, Twp. K.R. 1 East of V;LL �� e for of SW 35 for highway purposes, was ' �,v�� m C c_ e dock was discussed and. un�: '"�tisn :•eferr'�' '� .�i iJ per. rperaation read and upon motion referred to the City Attorney and Streets & Parks Committee. , t-1' l i , , titi c, for street Petition ; ' ' .Yr i ! t-ci j our:l ;Jr,•,._ :ro from M. Curtis and others for street light at the corner of Second and <,-. o.: the ei ✓ c•,ur:cii did then c�ijot�rr:. • .,,� • ;;:: i • _t-A V -avenues, was read and upon referred ;.o the Fire, :.Toter and Light Committee. ti',ig,, ' II' Approved ial ope'__ °es.iion this 7t'1 C.:_ o'' ::u_ust. 1923 ;� � .;:� • j li rkeri Sidewalks Matter of broken piece of sidewalk on south side of park to be repaired at time . :I ';`5, '� ! t of pavingwas brought tothe of th ct ,. °':`{::,- ` ug e i ty council andmotion � : • upon .,, referred to the City Engineer. r :,�•� " �� /7''-' near 3rd ,;. ao +r[:� 1• : :,, 4. walks at The unsafe condition of sidewalk on R & T streets was discussed and upon motion ,, ;; `�' z ;.. ]]''f left to the Superintendent of Streets for attention. ` '1' 1; s :ition from The Oity �n ineer presented a verbali �'{ Lo zra::i• i .zi er, CityClerk, g petition from the School Board for permission s' �• : ;; } ' i hool board to open J street at 17th and upon motion the permission was granted.under the ! : �i.. ?3�;.":..;' -�j� v..:Y • . J��'/•�fi �,' l ��z,, ., -- supervision o f theCi ty Engineer a. .:r: :Try:# .- ( ••} :;c'`;.:: '. • ,f' �( • I • :ims Claims against the Current Expense Fund and other city funds for the month of 11 • (: �• ;wr' ' ' • ;'{; July, as follows, were presented to the citycouncil :1 1 4 ' • f ;� and upon motion referred to : !} • the Committee on Finance: { f, -1 , Ii 4492 void t ti ' L. R. Titus 4493Labor CapDante , ���;y �., (' Sante 8.00 t c ?4 i': ' ; �� J I c Clint Knapp 4494 LaY•or Washington. Park 20.00 f, ,;' -k ; 1 3 ' 7' f i �' i • '�. �, • H Schwartz 4495 Labor Causland park 75.00 .';'' •i ',3 l'� � R, A. Phillips and brush for CapSante . :� 1 ' .a. • 44 6 Paint -� , , �. h + , i 9 park 4.80 �f c.,��}` ` ,. fI ,1 ,' ;� '� C. N. Shannon & Co. �+497 supplies for C«uslc,ndpark it i' i '4 c1�' ; (" `' (i i4 I' J. T. Harding 4498 Labor Washington36.00 ' 1 • ; a g park . };s , •r, iI I j I , ` PerryV; Shannon r& Co. 4499 00 Supplies oor rsforgton fire &rk st 43.00 8.90 •�l t� '`c' '� i•'' 7-s ��� li } �`' Knapp & Ronneber er 4501 Service battery for firedept. & 4 0 •I' ': j1 •'7 _' i , i ! i 1i standard Oil Co. g 4 02 Oil and d p st$' 0 , i jz � 3 ti; 5 gasoline for fire & sts. 93.00 1 , , i ' i1' 7d ''1, ti ., T. LuellasHoward 4004 Salary 3 �ras glibrary rY 20.00 'N�'}j! `'s{ �:;j • ;� amratli, Inc. 4505 Books for libary 69. 57 ; ,1 ;` ,;. ,;:. , �;vl ` ; ' 4506 Witness fees 2.00 Ih .` i i• 7'': Antone Lortenson ! ' '' 'en orj ,r ;;: ;� i ,� '• , A. F Schreiber ,�:<;*�V" •• { ,,� 4507 Justice fees 7. 50 i,��,. (�i ?,^ ,` .1{ I : ( ! j �; �'� ` Al Sellenthin 4508 Salary as thief of police 135.00 , �P '�,., ' '=sy , ';:: !; , ; J. T. March 4009 Salary as night all 7 ► `, 'd .:• i;1'` 3 ; Lit Vernon Auto Co. 4 1 Balance tr ,," t :' ;�: • t marsh all �� ,� I ! ,i i5 0on tractor 891.67 t r ti ;'y ! ' i H. Dzvey 4 11 Fie2. 50 ,: ;t+i# 'i 0 5 Rent o f barn 2. 50 , ' � ,1�; {0,11, 'III !' I. Schwartz Iron Works 4512 Repairing rooter plow 14.40 ?!' II t Dairy 4513 Peed 1�3.23 r,', ' Si est Co-..s y 0. A. Le�:ning 4514 Salary as st. supt. & cash adv. 126.80 y' ..J1 ,. •, ; . • Lynn Balcomb 4515 Labor on streets 112. 50 , , , _ Tom Dodson 4 16 Labor 5 ,f ii i + 5 104. 00 1 , t Wm Wicks 4517 Labor 87.50 .i ` { 1• ' j '+ , . earl Olin 4518 Labor9 (', I A. Marrs 4519 Labor 22. 50 R Frank Moore 4520 La o or 80.oo i , � ;( ! + H. A. Taylor 4521 Blacksrnithing for st. dept. 13. 55 ' I Ar4acortes Ice Co. 4522 Feed 11.60 ' 1: - F. A. Phillips 4523 Supplies for ferry dock 6.30 1 ,' • ; ,i: 1: • Anacortes American 4524 Printing 5.75 "I• i j Helton Transfer Co. 4525 Hauling earwig bait 2.00 +� S 1 i� I, I • Washin to:-P L & W Co. 4526 Lights at city hall, library & sts 176.75 , `.• ± }' �i ': Puget Sound Tel Co 4527 Tolls r_ 4.30 I ;1 • • ;i == Water Department 4528 Water at fountail, library & Sts. 222 3 • ` F`, •' l: 1 • Anacortes Ci r,izen 4529 Publishing 47.02 ; : !II ' • f l t f. E. A. Phillips 4530 Supplies for BB road 9.06 • i', l: I f . .i H. A. Taylor 4531 Blacksmithing 6.50 JJ 1 ' i Anacortes Pile Driving Co. 4 2 Balance of labro on ferry dock 140.93 ;•;. • : ' • h • ;. . l: I • . 1 4533 Too.oo ; . f 4 `1.( ; ( Wm. Majerus Salary as fireman • • } 1 i ; 4534 Salary as fireman ' 4 'I Milo Strock J. S. Carter Salary110 00 l; ,f• , tt f , 4535 as fire chief, janitor 149.30 i{ .if,, • • {{4 . 1 ft - • • • b r�+.nG.i+rn._— Wiz-._=sa�.ea�.,-v. ...,-�s..�-�....�,�..w.. -•.,•.r-.-�� ,3•. : l ♦ •-. . . !. i �" F 4 ( " r �. a August 17th, 1923. . ..i t. . = • I �' ` r Ethel Barron 4536 Services in Clerk's office 12 The city council of the City of Anacortes met in special session with Mayor • i ' . t1 Ben Driftmiee 4537 Salary as city attorney & cash adv. val call Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Germain, Gilkey, McCallum and Snyder •i •' ,. I. T. Frazier 4538 Salary as city clerk �� I•et�pandirg to roll call. Absent, Morrison and Perch. ' Dr. A. Shaw 4539 Salary as H.O. ;I_ liari�r. Watkinson 4 40 Salary �.s cityteas. 25 - .ose of meetingTher t �k i i 5 & cash adv, 55 j;: purpose of the meeting was to change the type of pavement on 5th to �. streets , ,�;_ • from 1 Knapp Honneberger 4541 Repairs on truck BB road , 5 feet each side of the center line to 15 feet each side of a 10 ft. parkingt ! . 4' . Helton Transfer Co. 4 42 Hauling, 5 pipe to Burrows Bay 71 strip in the center; also certain changes on 0 Avenue. Marine Sup. Hardware Co. 4543 Paint for ferry shed ' • Smith & Mktson. 4544 Painting shed at ferry dock lb arc;::-e in type of A motion was made and seconded that upon the filing with the City Clerk of the - t Geo. Abbey 4545 Labor on 8th St. Lid #138 went on 5th st . consent . or instrument, by the City Attorney, signed bythree-fourths .' i ; � . , R. B. Shaw 4546 Labor on 8th st. " " 1G P 8 (3/4) of ! C T if „ j4 the property owners in the proposed district on 5th street, consenting to and `: , 1ti Claude Levey 4547Labor 8th st. `� 44. agreeing, and guaranteeing to save the city harmless against property owners I.' F. 1.. Haley 454 Labor 8th st. who do not sign, that theplans of }i I 91 g the paving on 5th street be then changed to 1. " - provide for a 10-ft. parking strip in center, and that the City Engineer be • i directed to see that plans are chanted accordingly upon said instrument being filed. . i • :flange in type The following motion was made and seconded: There being a misunderstanding . 1 + GENERAL WATER FUND € specificationsthey are hereby directed to be r �, n .vement on in regard to the on 0 Avenue, ;.;,;, t'r I ;venue. • p tr $ to each side of a twenty-two ft. parking strip. ` � �; Eaton 171 Labor �.::;;;: :. :,. J. Jenson 1 2 Labor ° Mourn i .t ( a_ r;" ' F 7 20. �j Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. ! -:;;A;;�'.� t ' F. E. Haley 173 Surveying for water dept. 61. ;' ; r `'':' ` ::::,..:i.,:::.:, . _, . I A/ A. Marrs 174 Labor - } •• :::.. ..„....i.:, i il <+ Geo. Abbey 175 Labor40• „.. 5 ; r ,,. q Fairbanks Morse 6- Co. shpplies for pump f i':',. . s! Low an '� Hanford ' 1Y :,;,, ;}:_ 1I7 Blue print paper Pacific dater 1�:orks Sup. Co. 1'j8 1�ieters 1' //7 �`i • E. A.. Phillips 1?9 Supplies for water dept 4c� rI ' f Island Transfer Co. 180 Hauling ment to road work l 9 r • ` ` , I 0, Puget Sound Tel Co. 181 Rentals and tolls - nos. 2 :�'`'� Neptune Water r 1 2 20 ;I1 r . i p a e Co 8 Meters 126 Attest: Y. • I E. \: Worth 183 Repairs on car 1 s: r ; ! i; , j Anacortes American 184 Printing 7 Lourani Frazier, City Clerk, , �"+ ' .' : i + 1: : :' Bell Machine Worsk 185 Bushings 3 _ / / . 1i • W. B. Short 186 Salary 250 ��, • �/�" / 1 °, : f i', ? Marion Watkinson 187 Salary e Deputy ' ` . ° 'r' ' t Leith 1'�z 1,C. / P Y �;. f de 188 Caretaker Whistle Lake 85 ( >i t `� ;,.-4 , Mrs. J. Bonnie 189 Caretaker Heart Lake 20 ,,.il 3 iy,v.24 3:. ?' i �} Francis `"}sort 190 Labor 48 i j �1 ' , :}' } • ,; ;.1 Fthe1 Barron 1 1 Services in t� p. :»+,: s,., 9 at erDe t r rl;,lii .ode Th_'was 192 Labor 150 ., `` t � J�;A. 7iaylar Blacks h �' 1k . • ;:V I 1 193 r►it ir�g 5 I : ' . ; 7 ; ., r Geo. Abbey 194 Labor 10 , ,1... , ] < �: • 195 L f ' 3• ; ti; � B. Shaw Labor �, ?;�±�. : 1 �';',,,II,' �: Vlaude Neely 196 Lake Erie Survey 3{ I. S` '' f ' :� • :i 1 ,ii1 • , ,I j A. A. Marrs 197 Labor 2� i� r:,;�. i ; 4� . Andrews 198 Labor 4 I' : :T:.: ,,t:. .; ', . , I s,{ ' 4 �i:� Joe Kenoyer 199 Labor 4 I �';I, ,- �;,. • ' Qr •, t ;' ,; : Robt. M. Smith 201 Labor taboe for water dept. '� r �, ,, ? `' '. • ' •" ' Standard oil Co. 202,. Distillate p ?o6 i1 ',,, ', i';s. '± -� ! if• Knapp & Ronn eber er 20C R ; : , , ' •. :' s ! l i� r. +I gRepairs on car �� y i i F. A. Phillips 203 Supplies 34 � 1.,!... .. .• ' , s fI `. I w. V. Wells 204 Rent of barn 2 i ;3 • ;,` ! , ' G. W. hai.ron b. Co 205 Supplies for water dept. 35 r1 ` ; +: < . , Black & King 206 Level Books 3 ;o� a�: } l; , `.rt , Anacorte t.iotar Co 207 Labor on car ,1 1 9 Y > . `i Ii i. ;; + �i Helton Transfer C. Haulingmaterial to Hl 17 t' � I ` ' ) 208 .ya �, 1'I . Bank of Corrrerc a 20 Lot 2, Blk 3650t '����� Ch-s . Voitus 210 Supplies for `•7i`istle Lake 14t�,' 11'a I I ; • rI rLiYti: . Report of the Com-..ittee on Finance to whom were referred the claims a ^ihst ::�' .s ?�t,r. Finance ai. claims € ''` ' ' i Current Expense Fund and other city funds, for the month of July, recur.: ci:« lil��"gyp �;� k...),e} > I'" allowed and •I• ► I the claims be warrantsdrawnin favor ( ' ' �,`. I ' ` #r the of same, was read ... �' ,., ,. :; •.;' # J t i l ' , . �,! motion adopted. Roll Calla Ayes, McCallum, Perch, korriosn andSnyder.der. i "' " 3' i 'r I •' '1 , none. ry ,' tt� e'��' a3 14, 1,l Adjourn Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. ,• ',�w, j.�, ^pnroved in open session this 21st day of August, 1923. , � ,41 ,_, ,�. 1. ,. ' F ' I ' I • '• i' . .� Mayor Pro Ter: I. .1 •` 1 t '1., 4 • Attest: - •�, F+'4 i , ,i, jt L•ourani a Frazier, City ,Clerk. . ! , 1,y y i ' i S, By i 11 ' 12t �� i24z��� 1 ' r , , .. Deputy azv, t I,� '� }''r ' V • IN • ` , ;+,1 1, • 1 t t f `� I , r F • pf 4F L_ ! i 1 + • r.___.; ,-,„_.• ...J Olt i w. . .1 ,1 t i t.. ''' ' .1. g'V 554 i j S $ ` x � . •t � 1 • 1 + i . September 4th, 1923. • . , I. August 21 st, 1923. IS i =f - The city council of the City of Any:corte•s, did on the 4th day of September„1923, :4 :4 Roll call 's'he city cowicil of the city of ,',nacortes did on the 21st day of August, iy : :11 call meet in regular session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Perch .meet in regular session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley. Morrison, 1i:cCa??um and Gilkey responding; to roll call. Absent, Snyder. • :I ' r: ! Gilkey, i::cCalluc and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent. Ferch, GPr'"air. and Lorrison. �^ i;uses approved The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion approved. ;} ; �(. 4 ,I . :' Minutes approved Minutes of the previous meeting were read and with one change were adopter from J. Communication from J. George asking that partly burned electric light pole at the `. i, _ •• ' as read. • ; t.r4e re electric corner of 20th Street and Cormercial Avenue be removed, was read and upon motion ';i - '. • pole the City Clerk was instructed to notify the '.:asi,ingto:• Power, Light 1... dater Company I • �i. is City Attorney on deed Report of City Attorney on deed from Great northern Townsite Company to - to have the pole removed. ' :. ! ; ' • '+ 1 City of ;�.nacortes for highway purposes through Lot 1, Sec. 22, Trap. 35 =•n ` i { . I . 1 , 1 E. stating that deed was correct as to form, was read and upon motion, Edo, , : t 5r.••..nication from Comk,unication from Gus Hensler relative to concrete bulkhead at 8th and F streets, , G :_er.sler re requesting that same be removed, was read and upon motion referred to tie Committee �_; j I '.` Finance on reports Report of Committee on Finance to whom were referred the reports of dep;,rtr •--„ead on `streets and Parks City Engineer. r•. - ; of departments recor:s endi rlg that same be accepted and placed on file, was read and upon :il 1 F • P s adopted. from City Communication from City Engineer certifying that contractor on L.I.D. #138 had =ir_eer re furnished material and completed work amounting to11,831, and recommending that , . { • i{ I • ; Judiciary on deed Feport of Judiciary Committee on matter of deed from Great Lorthern: Townsit- s Citjof Anacartes, recommending that deed be accepted, was read and uocr, ^r:trctor' s . warrants be issued to R. G. Stevenson in amount equal to 80% of the total estimate, = to ` motion; adopted. ti. :zte ar9,464.80, was read and upon, motion referred to the Committee on Finance. a` ' ' - + I i py. • 2_ts of depts. Reports of City Treasurer, Chief of Police, Supt. of Streets and Police Justice ; ;I ••'- 1.� - ".-_. ,t ,;'' L •' '''•:1:• •4-1:. . _ f Fire, rater and Light Report of Committee on Fire Water and Light to whom was referred the petitis • ' ;,.. 1,• � � were, presented to the City Council and upon notion, referred to tae Committee on . r,.:..,.^ �.-;� on street light at street light on 2nd and V Avenue, recommending that petition be granted, vas ' Finance. ��• • '��� ,::•` - ' ; 2nd and V and upon motion adopted. a j• • Pks on Re ort of Committee on Streets & Parks on etition from Jas. Jackson for compensation • •.. .' .ti�,�. 1 x r 'c tion from Councilman Germain, tendering his resignation as Council» •'' p P •• _. t "`; " i: I •i ' , ;• Germain resigns Com_.ur a ' i for r/w through property, recommending endin that the City Clerk be instructed to make I-? : x at-large was read and upon motion the resignation was accepted. `4 s. Jackson an offier of $25.00 for right of way or $125.O0 for the whole tract, was read and t . ' .1 upon oration adopted. . , `� .•; ,: ::: ; i ` Ordinance # Ordinance providing for the issuance of Thirty Thousand Dollars of general t ' for the payment of the pri . for the fcxz►n and details of such bonds, + ftr`.r�.; I i ,` providingn its first and second readir. 1e of southside A notion was made that the sale of the southside hose house be ratified in ac- i and ir:terest thereof, was upor:motion placed o noise house cordance with the plans of the Committee on Fire. hater and Light. 't1 + _, :;„ . .. upon motion the ordinances placed on its second reading by title• nci -ii. �.,' '� -.7 i title; was (Clerk) �: • '��= • ¢ 11 motion ordinance was referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee. _t.;;;i is for - Upon motion the City Treasurer was authorized to issue warrants as needed to • f `! ' ' I So thside hose house conditions of the southside hose house wad discussed ^; E1_t shipments meet payment of cement shipments for L. I.D, #138. Roll call . Ayes, Dwelley, s�` and upon motion referrer �. + + u for LID ir138 Perch. orrisan, kcCallum and Gilkey . bays. none. Fire, Water and Light, to reported upon at next meeting of the •• Committee 1 f,�x. t , + ttee on c '1 e . "r ss the Cit Council relative to the ro ress of the , "A•3'� �� t council. n�j ng« on The City x ngi n ex ado a ed i ,• District #138, statin • that Geo. Strangand J . F. Collins t,, t }..4':' -I 'ID -138 local improvement work in !' U on motion the city council did then adjourn. 6 • .`" *r -e Adjourn P had been retained as inspectors. '• '' •' `, " i' 1.9 $ • s on this 4th d of Se tember. 1923 �' �'• , ~� i, A proved in open ses i �Y P The Committee on Finan.c a resented tine following estimate of amounts required to ; ' P. _,..,,,. ve Budget P • meet the public expense for the year 1924: 4 ;.,,8': 1 t , , I i II c',,,, 1147:- . - . ..1 I ''':I,. .•:4.04' ak-a"6657:72 - DI SBUhS) i. Iy'1,S , 1��� �. �' • ' i ,• { I i Department of Executive • • • 25 00T. •i• +''' `# I i • ` .i Attest: Legislative 50.00 11.11 "' ;ydg` • t4 .00 } I.I ; Clerk 5 I :r. ,:�L, i '•. • • i ; 1,1• a ie Clerk ' }fir;' +s �;: i Lourania Fr z r, City Treasurer 50.00 �' 3 . ' I ,` 1 ' 1 Attorney 625.00 i ,. {"r ! . :' 1 t t ;: r ; „. ,f By ,e 6� //,t/,.Ff•_,.�L Engineer 1,500.00 k,� 'f �� ; :.� .i' ' De utY Parks 3,500. 00 t ' { • M '' i1 i, Fire Department 10,875.00 , ;�`',., ,. i r{•S::.s •Z1 1 ; •; I. 1 _ { ' Police 3,525.00 .d: z a . •,' s�:' • '� '� i' i ' , ` Streets • 9,892.00 t';,:i ' '�' ' • ,' ' +il { ;, ►;, j• '` i'' Publishing 350.o0 1 + � i ' I i!. Health 325 i', ,' t •, ; �, ; ;. Sewers 500. 00 R + ••, ' ' a'•' Lights 2,000.00 j.' 4I11 'g ••,''i',; {_ I i I + ^ ' i' a I �, Fl Elections i on s 700.00 1 i Y , . . `', ;a ,' i • " . + Library .0•. , II Retiring 1914-15 CE \'Its 10 000 00 �t I�1',4.1.•I i •• `?'`''�`'' ' ingent r'a.- • •E I I ,i, I, ' • i ' Cant 628.00 �I�''�f��'`t '�t.,. ' ,L5 Ift , ;, + 1 $48,400. 00 ,n 1., ;1 i, :.1; I { t , t RECEIPTS • I ; ' 6"!..P' 1. ;11 f I + :f M 1,• , • Direct taxation 15 mills on valuation. of 1!-- t 2 000,000.00 ;;30.000.oQ ! „ •. ' I 4 ' Five (5) mill levy for 1914-15 GE Wts 1 ' Interest on city deposits 300.00 ;.%�+ ; ; , I r ' , ' 1, ,i General licenses 600.00 ' I 800 QO 1'' ' } ` , ►; , i ' Police court collections • � 't1 `!I 2% on telephone rentals 400.00 • , (• i r Rental of street ends 300. CO + ,' „ ' . : f', , s ` ,1 One (1 ) mill lev,; for parks , ! ; , �P i 2 OOU 00 s , , I i 1.15 .. I. it library 2,300.00ti : ,I, ;; l ' ,'� { �{ . 85 o n U filling, lowlands 1 ,'700.00 + : i! ) �• 1 ,1 . i11 , ,, ,.a : I' ' $48,400.00 �1 i ,• � . l� k, ' ' its•I 1'�I ,I r ' i„ f • I'• " �; t U on motion the above estimates as prepared by the Committee on Finance • .4 '•.+ � i• , : i ; P ;. k;•,l • , .I;�yi were tentatively accepted subject to final adoption. i' 1'0 • f • ';' I ! • = �a give notice Upon motion the City Clerk was instucted to give notice of final hearing of ;,� � r i 9 ' ,� 1 �' • Budget. �''. It Ip,� ;� • • i.i '. . • f •.; 1 I ••,;,1,\m, ...,s,,,,, ' - • :•(, . ,.‘ , 41 - .0 .... . kv i N . f 1 ^ars,roc______ mow. _ . .. - .._.��..��.�. �.� .,.�..� u }:ti�� .�. .:,�.~~ .. . - `' ,........ _ i , ,. _r5 a(.-.; . t_.) c_. i . t ..,11.. , iif,- ! .,, I ' ::tt!%e. '' '.'''''; ,,,, 1 . Al '+ J September 4th, 1923. . continued. . • September 4th, 1923. continued • ` ` _• 1 i- .,.-. ' :'. . i claims + F y; ; :a con' t. 1�eo. Gasloff 230 Labor 11.25 Claims filed agair:st ,.he Current Expense Fund and other city funds for r. month of u�,ust, as presented this 4th da,� of September, as follows: •`f Void 231 ;l E. A. Phillips, Inc. 232 Supolies 553•55 : t urine Supply 233 l '. . Albert Jackson 4549 Special police p- ,� Hdwr Co. Supplies 19.10 ' 2 4 Distillate 1$b.90 ": ' J. T. Larch 4550 Auto hire police dept. 1^'c Standard oil Co. 3 i , ,,,.,- S. D. Temple & Co. 235 Supplies 3.80 I >?. . a State Treasurer 4551 edicel and Ind. Ins. fox ; '-c police �,,� G, ',y. Si.�irrtor. & Co. 236 Supplies 26g.48 . P. Schreiber 4552 JJustice fees , ?•;� Citizens Bann, Assignee 237 Chevrolet delivery for water dept . 575.00 t Perry Brewster 4553 Labor in Cap Sar.t a park 'J� - • ' Knapp 4554 " " " 1` '�' Hel ton Transfer Co. 3 p:. 5 . ',�• 2 $ Ilaullrrt su dies to laQe 1�. 0 t R.Clintnt Knx•tz Labor12•U' Knapp 6. horrneberj;er 239 Gasoline and repairs ott c:;.r 10.35 ; ! �` , '' I 4555 Causland park & library 2c . 80 . .- Art �outrete Co. 240 teeter boxes I ,:, i . ,,..si;ingtor: P L & Yi Co. 4556 Lights a t city hall, sts. & lib. 1 i : ' 0. A. Leaning 4557 Salary as st. supt. & cash adv. 7G'. The Guemes Co. 241 Steel pulley 5.00 �= i 1 Torn o er. 4558 Lbor on sts. i2' • Bank of Commerce 242 Unearned premium on insurance 1 LL Lynr. Balcomb 4559 Labor " 1G�'� policty, lot 2, blk 63. 5.85 Frar,_c L >r.re 4560 Labor " Chas . 1 Gi11 243 Gasoline for i.rl,„ • ' Continental Pi e Mf Co. 244 Pipe 25g•6°.89 Carl Glirt 4561 La:nor lG;v p g• • ,t „ 245Cash a ..r.. .ricks 4562 Labor 17ater Dept. dv. for frt stamps etc 19.1$Iride Thomas 246 Labor 1 0.00 Standard Oil Co. 4563 Oil and gasoline for fire a sts lU`.,, r_•. r 5 E, G. \'i. Shannor. & Co. 4564 Supolies for sts. & pks l� Gus Arneson 247 Labor 31.50 ; �,' . • Artaort es Hdwr. 4565 Supplies , . J. Olson 248 La��r 544.OQ i ! ;. 5 518 OQ r:f 'i `:� �;:�; ? V. B. Wakefield 249Labor I. < -.;•;r: ;. - H. A. Taylor 4566 Blacksrnithing _ .,,- 1 1 , `t H. O. Davey 4567 Rent o f barn 12; Francis S i art 250 Labor 151.30 • Y,•- ai,:a a I Lorley' s Grage 4568 Babor on motor fire dept. A. A. .�arrs 252 Labor 28.10 L� ' _ +"• ,` - 1K 22. 0 � = ' i 1Yater Dept . 4569 Y;ater at sts. lib. , fountain 2G2. Rae BabaloffD 252 Labor cr 5 . _ ` ;,;', I ! - H. Fickaby 4570 Scow line for ferry dock 45. ' `''•. ;�;• , Tom 253 • LaL�or 11.25 , _5,; • `�_ 1 ' Frank Moore 4571 Labor BB road G. D. Ladley 254 La'�c•r 13.5 • •+ ; _. �' Carl Olin 4572 Labor " " ',pater Dept ,,; .. • - A. A. Marrs 4573 Labor " „ c'' 1. Sb/ Short 2 5 Salary as suet. 150.00 ._ i ' E. A. Brainard 4574 'agi neeri ng LID #138 25. I Mrs. J. Bonnie 256 Caretaker HL Res. 20.00 >c„ ::::. • Black king 45?5 Level books for LID 138 5 Chas. Breitkreitz 257 Caretaker HL 90.00 ;! ? • j' `` ter 4576 Salary as fir c cash adv 163� ; Leith 1'iade ?58 G�.retel:er „'L 85 .Oo { . a- •e hiof &J. �. Cyr 5 _li. Yiatkinson 2�9 Sal�(ry as c12. clerk 1 0. 0 i ?>::. . - • Milo Strock 4577 Salary as firemzn 110 r i ', Ytm. Maj erns 4578 Salary as fireman 100.r Ftherl Barron 260 Services i n water dept. ?. 27.00 _1 ' !:1 •0, J . T. i:arch 4 'jCo. 261 Su • ,lr. 5 9 Salary as night marshall & cash ad. Anacortes Hdw o pplie 11.17 . t `={;' -; 3 H. A. Taylor 262 Blacksrti g 10. 50 �`• ` . !°, ,, Al ,ellir►thin 4560 Chief of Police l '" thin ' i' • , Dr. A. Shaw 5 Salary as H. 0 �5� ' P. Rademacher 263 1 ke 6. 50 ! -• ' 4 81 Sal a Hauling engirler ad material to a r_.. �.,,� Marion latkinson 4582 Salry as city treas. & cash adv. .1 An acortes Lmbr & Box Co. 264 Laumber for W.D. 19.10 j , -r Y _ thel Barron 5 It '. h�• i ; 4583 Services in Clerks office 56. Tire Surgery 265 Tire � r:_? tire repairs 2 .1� ! r3�•`:%:, I Smith 2. 25 '' ';; _1 .f3; .�,, ,.'', Alvin 266 Pair; tin for `rater dept F i1 ; :;.� t Ben Driftmier . 4584 Salary as city dtorrrey 50. la t ;;; • . �. • C s. Supplies for lake arouse ' J Frazier4585 5 r ua ti'oi to s 26 j k 1d. 5o ,_.:,• 7: • L T Salary as city clerk o. : , , , is ? Vl. B. S;yort 4586 Salaryas city 100. Anacorte g ;;w . 5 engineer s Ameican 268 Publishin 3 00 , ' t E. Luellq Howard 4587 Salary as librarian 83. 1 3365. OS ! ,;•*_�•n^ 1 'ti * 4 Knapp be Ronneberger 4588 Supolies for fr, parks & sts . ! , ('' ;; r�.}, ?: J ? ' 1 7 ' I' • L. E. Snider 4589 Services in fire dept. r I ,. ( �� :, r•zs� ? t i:.= nce on claims Report of the Committee on Finance to whom were referred the claims filed against i R. Guy Sir.'pson 4590 Wiring- at ferry dock 6. :t�.' i',: �i ..; i= Curtis �iirarf Co. o t .e Current Expense Fund and other city funds for the month of August , recommendig I1 , , ,i i ), ,.4,,.a } , J . 4591 Coal for library 93 !i:: • ' 1!• ashin ton P L & u Co. that the claims be allowed and warrants draw,. in favor of same, vas read and upon , t:r ,.) • 4592 Light at ferry dock 2. : ,,, •• + will'3 Puget Sound Tel Co. 4593 To_ls 1, motion .,d�pted, roll call: Ayes , Dwelley, Perch, Mofrison, McCallum and Gilkey j , W . "as:. I 1 `i Eli j, ' i , iI . L. R. Ames 4594 Janitor at library 20. Nays , none. 1 ':4' i ! ;a� 'y , co,,• Id- ourn � ' I, 4 O '�' 1 I ` ! I H. loll r•r 4595 Engineering LLID#138 86.8 �; ;: i;;;' <� " „ �.0 1 • Upon •motion the city co�:ncil did then adjourn. �J,; .: : J .'llA.. . R. Shaer 4596 Fnginectring .� -1; • r ,� I E. i.. 4597 " " " 1,/ r r• ' � '; ,r '' . ?' I.;, ' I 1 1 ii Amcor Haley irrnerican 4598 Publishing (1 �,,1G rip roved in open session this 18th day of Septer- per, 1923 . 4 ! 't•• E , ,4 , •!;• •!:•••! :•::, ' i ,, ; ' 'i j 41. ..(121dfigliZ__ . i ::! ;,..;''. :. ',1'.*.% .i' ' 1 • . . h3,' 1ST it t', Local Improvement District No. 138.. Attest: ; �'. I ,� tLourania Frazier, City Clerk t 4 i • �' ! ; . R. G. Stevenson 11 Cement 635.'� �y}� / it":tt, , ;":24. . ` � !j i ' • „ „ 1176 Porti ' n of estimate 1 ,GGG.O By /�/��svn r L_ ` ''r}'' " j. t ` I; ! !1 , `I " " 1177 Poc•tiort of estimate 1,0'.,0.0 Deputy 1��.1''!�� 4 ,i ;,0:i. . :i: ,: 1 i H L " „ 1178 „ n " 1 p000.0 I 1TO • 1' : ,,� '` ( ',' ; 11118709 1,000 , i'';i ` i} 0 Y " " 1181 " „ „ 180 00 11 . s., :';i,' I ;? 1182 „ „ „ i,G GC.0 .1 •=0;.j i.iIii ,!i'.,. ..:; , ! • . j1 I n i ,83 n „ „ 1 000 0 'l 4. ,,�Pt { ' P 1, 1 ; ,;. , „ it 1184 „ „ „ 1,00,0.0- I 1�1�•I'1 , :Ifs IIII1185 I, 1, u 46a. . •• • , P„ :•I i, :•! '• •'� FRAL WATER FUND f�'',i ►� MI , GEi. ,. ,' t tI • 211 •• t �� 212 f t• • 1' t I 213 L { '''ll i' '1' `laal .j1 214 • ? ;t , I ! H. Sem 215 Labor 7.��. • 11 r ` ; .4 K. Gaen 216 Labor '; .0' i ;; '� +'; • Jim Kasoff 21`j Labor 7•6' „ I' j • ; ., ; ;; ' S. Peet 218 Labor 4• ` 0 4j. + ! L. Peet 219 Labor 7• !a. , •;J " " il, . I. H. Prince 220 Labor sli i �. Paul Dirks 221 Labor ?,. II, J ''i' • ,"� I ' t►ike Ritke 222 Labor 11. I ! ! ti. ? a ; ,I'i!f ! • },t G. N. Ry Co. 223 Frt on meter 15 5 ,1 ,, F , ! • s 't Curtis Wharf Co. 224 " It pipe 2.'. :.��,. • j " ; A. A. Larrs 225 Labor 50. + '� Ili • r It.. 1 e ! Geo. Abbey 2 6 Labor 82.0 . , V. B. . akefield 22` Labor k .ii I : ' i., • ,`'; Theo. Lunde 22 Labor 27.0 l I�: •i • •�, i 1.• ', . •i ' Theo. Lunde 229 Labor 12. ;�.;I,� i�iI • : ti . i + 5 5 b t., ,... ,_-_,, . 4,. ,... .. . ,•-,,„:, .. . ,s ,,.. .., , , „ . „ . : i- , , : ,-, -- ,,, , : , , , . _.,. 1 ? I- ; October 1st, 1923• ` ` •L Al `• , I i be tee per 18t'n, 1 2 _ ' `;k The cit council of the City of Anacortes met in special sesaiontentativelst Ia.- t • j Roll call the city council met in regular session with Major Brooks presiding and oli cal for the purpose of final adoption of the �tdget as prepared and c . ) - • • Councilmen Dwelley. Morrison, i:cCallum -urn Snyder respordixg to roll call. adopted on Se tember 4th 1923. all in accordance with theprovisions of { , Absent Perch and Gilkey. Chapter 3$ of the Session Lags of 1909. .ti . ':inutes approved %.1.3f to ATnio.if quorum the city council adjourned until Tuesday, October 2nd, i ; ,' + . ' 'she minutes of tie previous meeting were read and upon motion adopted rs ;P ,. :' c' of quorum at ' � y i Report of City J:eport of City Clerk, d;-�tin� that offer of 25.00 for Rf1l. or $125.00 for R p - � 3� Clerk on Rf`Vi1 whole tract of land belonging to Jas. Jackson. had been made to went of _r • ' I • . t - Jackson, was read and upon motion adopted. OCTOBER 2nd. 1923. _- ; ;I ? :.e+}ort of City Clerk, who eras instructed r.o notify tiiashington Power. li It The city council of the City of Anacortes met in adjourned session October 2nd Report of City 'cater Company to remove pole on corner of on20thm & Coinadopted. stating that li. go11 Call for the purpose of final adoption of the Budget as prepared and tentatively is . c • 1 I Clerk on pole at p t 20t i and Commercial " company pad beei� notified, w :s read <a,d unoh. rroti �I. adopted. adopted on September 4th, 1923 Yi ,nor Brooks presided and Councilmen DwelleyiMorris' .-'ti ry Hansen, Gilkey and Snyder responded to roll call. Absent, Perch. Kc Calluro. ! • ' ::,.., . , Finance on LID 7138 . Report of Committee 9n Finance to whom eras referred the matter of comr!ui:i.. ,� il c 7h:tr-:ctor's warr?iit fr m city a ,ih:eer relative to warrants for contractor' s completed work ()nil) Budget Upon motian the Budget as shown on September 6th was amended as follows: ; ., I • :: +' s be issued in favor of coi tr .ctor Steve::s.a item of ' / , s s for completed work ' #138, recommending that warrant adopted. item of 1500 credited to the City Engineer was reduced to $7500 credited to _ for 80% of the completed work, was read and upon motionp 00 credited to parks was reduced to $3000; item of $10,875. i ? 35 was added to and credited ; • • . ;_.•.; t 00; item of475 item of fire department was reduced to $9 5 ;:` f , x • f:,• .:::: to police. 2 credited to streets was reduced to $9.300; i. • �:,:; r + ' Report of Committee on Streets & Parks on communcation from Gus Hensler iteri of �9•89 r ' h• + : . Sos. c Pat on P 1 • l' t1011 from relative to concrete bulkhead at $th Street and F Avenue, stating that ir. $500 for sewers was reduced to �150; item of �62$ credited to contirlg�nt was .,.;f �,` : i..;60. , coy. spies 6 the count�t assessor having furnished an additonal valuation ,, :; ,�,; '' `� Y I' i-:ender re bulkhead as much as an injunction had been issued by the Superior Court that the rr.t�, b , , - iincreased y 3 5 7• 3 1 was added to library; 99 i items , `� ... motionfollow were affected: 3 '''='` ? • be left to the decision of said court, was read and upon adopted. • of ! 11,393, the n8T CZ wts• $201.96 was added t o contingent. Roll call• • r) `?~'��" - _ - added to retiring 1914-15 � � '� •��"'~ "i: was none. I =, ' 'j� , ? • _ - Petition from 3 . C. Leadbettex for permission to install street clock at 410 Ayes• Drrelley, Hansen, Gilkey, Morrison and Snyder. Nays, ! + F•,�, Petition from J . C. 1:. i ' ' } Leadbetter to erect ' Cor-merical. was read and upon notion referred to the Committee on Streets • ; [ DISBURSEMENTS l}- - street clock and Parks with power to act. u �` ' :,-14. ' Petition from E. F. Vielever for vacation of alley in block 3 of Kings :.ddit , ecutive 25.00 .E ;.ty,. Petition from .--..._ ;; ..��-�• Department of- Ex 50 40 • i E. F , to the City of Anacortes . was read and uponmotioih referred to the Committee Legislative ; ,}eleven for . 745.00 ` Streets and Parks Clerk • I rjh.' 's I � vacation of Blic 3 850.00 Kings addition. Treasurer 625,00 .� :� V. Wellspresentedpetition from the F. K. Viooa Lumber Company, ! , , -,. ..,�. , b i Attorney `3 • ' T,' Presidei:t Fred J . '.flood. tasking that the city quiet title to old RfVi that swi: Engineer 750.00 . Petition from K. 3,000.00 �-t described as a strip of land 0 i Wood Lmbr. Co. for around the eastern side of Washington Park, Parrs • '} • tri dtli over ,a.d t:cross Lot 3 sec. 21 Tvrp. 35. ti. R. 1 k, eir�g 25 f . Fire p tment 1 . #,:. h • R/�?, through Wash. ii• i ' ''' { i: ' ! ' , on each side o the center line of the e>�isting railroad grade as constructe, Police 4,000.00 : �;`�' Park 9 340.00 'i, :s ax rx ,� • , 4 ov-cr and across the easterly portion of said Lot 3. A motion was made -.i:c Streets �` i ! th t the I.a or ampaiiit coi�rittee to investigate this matter and rep Publishing �350,00 ; • , I; <:-1.:1, secoi�.ed .. z ,� I , ' ;} back to the city council The Mayor appointed Councilmen McCallurm. Snyder Health 32ca00 i `" - 1: • to act as a com: ittee. Sewers 150.00 i Dwell ey ' Lights 2,000.00 i '� I"' �� id, i I 700.00 • . h on 0th street a eared in a body and asked the assistance . .'r' � ; ! Petition from Citizens residit �; 3 pP Elections • ::i'. .1'',..i:.i,,i4,,,,,:.:.:4%:":1:''1.,.;..3:'.,,'^ '2,31 .13� ����' : residents of Qth " of the city in opening slid grading 30th street, the property owners to blow Library '``� t '' the s tum s cut brush and prepare the road and the city to do the grading. Retiring 1914-15 CE Wtt street for help in P 3 921.96 ff on :streets andj • ; j; I opening street Upaih :*otioll the Lnatter was referred to the doirmittee er rs Contingent • ' + 'i:' ' 'fI I �' !; and Su erin.tendent of Streets. 48,662.08 '' ;• .i:' f Unsafe . condition of} ' ; fi{ i ,; :' the brid e . on Oaks Avenue at the gulch was brought to the attention of the '+`+ 'Bridge at gulch on b '� ;' '�! : ` ' ! Oaks Avenue city Council and upon motion the Committee on Streets was authorized to rep:: I"� 'i'' � ' '� the cost of same to be char ed to the Burrows Bay Road f�a�d. RECEIPTS ',; • ttnd >ridPi. bri�;e, g .„ '� '' i4�,• l• • . '. L cation of ;; '' ,� .,, � ''• • "` • .i; Councilman-at-large Office of Councilman-at-large to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna�ioi: Direct taxation 15 mills on val ,/ ;'•. � • k { Councilman Germain, was presented to the city council . and u )on motion P. �. $2,011,393.00 30, 170.89 appointed 5 10.056.99 • I �' `_'". • ' !I ,•• ,:. I, ` Hansen eras nominated to fill the position. Upon motion the nomination were (5) mill levy for 191401 CZ Wts 'i? Si�� d Five 00 00 I i '�. + t + t ' i L:orri son and P1'• cit de osits • ,� I t I y declared closed. Roll call. Ayes, Dwelley. McCallum. - y Interest on Y P i1 , ,d��� • 13 t ; 2,rtys none. Mr. Hansen eras declared elected Councilman-at large. �00.00 ;�; i. General 1 ass i._ y ; is en $00 00 ` • + i, t { " ; ! ' Police court collections 400 00 ti 1 ! ' , ; The road leading into city was discussed and upon motion the Layor was on tele hone rentals ' ,� ' ' ` �I hoad leading into shrine. The o. p ends 300.04 , • �. : �. ,4 • city authorized to appoint a committee to ascertain the status ofRentals of street '?: %. • s • ! �" declared he would appoint tine con. rrittee at a later date. One (1) mill levy for parks 2,011.39 i (LII - , I iilibrary 2'313 1 a'�S{1 ! r.,.� . 1' I f 11 levyfor 1 t1 ;sir i. ! t' ' i L r-+ ' F "- to nd Li }it Yras ixn'tructed to confer with Lr. "' 1,709.68 ' {,I," ;� r{:=4f , ! ' ! I } Fire, W,ter u Light The ommi ttee on _are, .a r a g •85 mill levy for filling lowlands ......_ ,e.t • } '! '� (' 1 of the ',.ashington Pourer, Light �,aterConpany and urge an improvement of $48,662.08 �• . • ' ! • , I. to interview light t. • t i �br'y•�,i • ;_ , ' `'� :4 I company electric lihts. r ;; ;.I;} { { III { Adjourn : Upon Notion the city council did then adjourn. (Omit) , + .'�{��..Eci This ordinance to Ordinance No.^,•,,, being an ordinance levying a tax upon the real and personal ,�i, :.i ', , ".•, , ( Washington, far municipal °t!!I • roved in open session this 2nd day of Uctober, 1923. be omzpited) property within the City of Anacortes. Skagit County, ii ; ;f ,, Approved P t ores far the year 1924 was upon motion laced on its first reading by title; i ,, I. � , � Pure p p • , i •' upon motion ordinance was placed on its second reading by title; upon motion ,t ' '• .� +' .;,' { same ordinance was referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee. ; {i ',' . � , 1' (/ - M t i i i �', 1 \ /9/frotoo-C �-4' motion the council did then adjourn. '' • ti { i j� fir Adjourn Upon , , �'. li ;, t� • ► �rttest. l ll f� o. . -��40.//�i.- -- i +t' i t' ; , Lourania Frazier, Ci t,� Clerk, Maya _ � ' �� Attest: 'r'I r „ y • By �ti o�`G��2 � Lourania Frazier, City Clerk Ii �� E • - 4! ji li, . il • ' , . Deputy �y ��` -i!- . • �_� . By 1 I .! ,-1 ,I' ;,1 r eputy I' . '',1 ,••. . : li' I .. ,' ‘I'14 ill•! • 1 'r , 1 1 ,. , I ' Z1/41._ A‘,.• :' ' \ . . .' ' H ;;.! I ' v1,11W, 1\ .. i ; • eN ' ili-N' ' " t- • gyp;'• ' '' ti • a October 2nd, 1923. October 2nd, 1923, continued. ___ ,�. ;' f, I i ' j Roll call The city council of the city of Anacortes did on the 2nd day of October, 1 t,laimas R. H. Dildine 4599A Wood for city hall 2.50 ;� , • ! .meet in regular session wit)i Mayor Brooks presiding and councilmen Dwelley, 9' Washington P L & W Co. 4600A Lights at city hall, streets d� lib. 183.75 � Hansen, Morrison, Gilkey and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent, MeC bight marshall 75.00 and Ferch. J. T. March 4601 Ni Albert Jackson 4602 Special police 125.00 Al Sellintnin 4603 Cash dvanced for prisoners meals 1.20 •` , +`,' Minutes approved The minutes of theprevious meetingwere read and upon motion adopted. -- E ' �'' - 'r• PP P P Void 4604 'R 9 J . T. ldarch 4605 Car hire for police department 1.00 <: , f • . . Reports of depts. Reports of City Treasurer, Police Justice, Chief of Police and Supt. of ;;tr: A. F. Schreiber 4606 Justice tees 10.00 • I were presented to the city council and upon motion referred to the Com mi tte_ H. A. Taylor 4607Sharpening tools for Wash. Park 1.25 ; on Finance. • Clint Knap 460 Labor Washingto park 4.00• ;� I I R. Schwartz 4609 Labor at Causland park & library 80.00 ' , } , ,, - • i Engineer on Con- The City Engineer certified that the contractor on LID #138 had furnished Pu et Soind Tel Co. 4610 Tolls .70 , ' ?' ; • tractor's estimate material and completed work to the amount of $►39,576.60, and recommended Anacortes American 4611 Publishing 3.90 i ` . E - that warrants be issued to R. G. Stevenson in amount equal to 80% of the Water Deprtment 4612 Water at fountain, library & eta. 222.50 • esti_*uate, or $31,661.30. Upon motion the report was referred to the Com2itt West Coast Dairy 4613 Feed 91.39 { •` 12 .00 it ! on Finance. 0. A. Denning 4614 Salary as st. suet & cash adv. 9 • S. J. Rogers 4615 Harness repairs 2.00 I ; Ste. & Parks on Report of Committee on Streets and Parks on petition from E. F. Welever for Standard Oil Co. 4616 Gasoline for streets & fire 121.ti0 petition of Welever vacation of alley in Black 3, Kings addition, recommending that peition ben The Tire surgery 4617 Tires tor truck 275.55 y+ 4 • a , ' granted and that the city clerk notify Mr. Welever to desist from cutting ti H. A. Taylor 4618 ilacksmithing 15.25 • • I from said alley or in any way obstructing same, was read and upon motion ado Frank Mo ore 4619 Laoor 88.00 : i :.:•f.. HAj - Frank Wicks 4620 Labor 75.00 + , � r ; • + Sts. & Parks on un- Streets & Parks Committee, to whom was referred the matter of unsafe conditi Carl Olin 4621 Labor 92.00 x ` -. • .,,- i safe condition of of bridge at Oaks Avenue. stated that the bridge had beenput in safe 100.Ot t • " '`s' ?:- ?.. of Oaks Ave. bridge g g cond . Tom Dodson 4622 Labor ! . },. g Upon motion the report was adopted. , ,a , . Lynn Balcomb 4623 Labor 132.00 + `':i 1 H. 0. b�avey 4624 Rent of barnp 2.50 _ I , .. t_ '';. i'- ' .::.:...?.;.:A�;; .,. ,• � for Se tmc�t %, �_,..,..� '.i: ':t•:: ;';;t•. , - Sts & Parks on R ort . of the Committee on Streets & Parks on gradingof 30th street, statiAnacortes Lmbr & Box C`. 4625Lumber tor tire & sLs. '� " } , `. + eP 3'! 35 i gradingof 30th et. that work had been finished, was read and upon motion adopted. 4626 supplies for tire & sta. `� `.' ' ;;: = P u. w .. Shannon & Co. PP16.54 ` . .:; •• L. E. Snider 4627 Special t i rem.n 3b.0u -' .1 `_.. .; •., ;5 _ Ste. & Barks on Report of Committee on Streets & Parks, on petition from J. C. Leadbetter for eureka Pharmac 462t8 ou c�lies 1.85 • = , �.. :•:` ry. • - • i petition from Lead- •• street clock on Commercial-recommending that petition be granted, was read a iorle s oar a 4b2 magneto tor tire a L. 115.90 , ;; ' beeter for st. clock upon motion adopted. Y balary as ti1'emanportion of mo. .00 = • dames lla u 4b306 7j }> :• B. .Luella HOward 4631 Salary as librarian 3 w. ••.. .,.•.• . i Special Com. on pet. • Report of the Special Committee onpetition of E. K. Wood Lmbr. r'$'.: r p Co. for L. ,R Ames 4632 Janitor at library 20.00 �• ; from E.K.Wood Lmbr. •• R/Vt across Lot 3, Section 21, Twp. 35, lv'R 1E, W.M. was read and upon motion L T. lazier 4633 Sa ary as city clerk 50.00 �• �� , ' / • adopted. >. Co. for r w Marion �'latkinson 4634 Salary as city treas. & cash adv. 55.00 ''' : I! 1 r•, ! ; Milo Strock 4635 Salary as fireman t ; 110.00 ' 1 a' , Ordinance 1�o. 731 - Ordinance Ho. 731, beingan ordinance providingfor the issuance of ThirtyJ. S. Carter 4636 Salary as fire chief, janitor & ` i I ••11 - • Thousand Dollars of general bonds, providing for the form and details of sue, cash advanced 145.10s. ; „ ' • i .. • �. bonds, for the payment of the principal and interest thereof and for the sal -I . • P P P Ben Driftmier 4637 Salary as city attorney 50.00 4 i' " ; '1?:' ' =i/ 1 l ,,thereof, was upon motion placed on its third and final reading by sections: J• J• Lockert 4638 Repairs on typewriter 1.00 . ,y �y; x�: :3 . ,,,.$upon motion the- title was adopted as read; upon motion section 1 was adopte Eaton 4639 Engineering 55.5o , :,•. ' r ,,,i, L. as read; upon motion section 2 was adopted as read; upon motion section 3 Wa L. Haley 4640 Engineering LID #138 47.25 `, �� r� ; ;•. s f; • - adopted as read; upon motion section 4 was adopted as read; upon motion WI i. . B. Short 4641 Salary as city engineer LID #138 100.00 :. ^�5�;, ' i . section 5 was adopted as read; upon motion section 6 was adopted as read; F. G Braman 4642 Inspector on paving work " " 115.20 1;''.:;' -. �'. • f. I upon motion section- 7 was adopted as read; upon motion section 8 was adopted J , F. Collins 4643 Inspector on paving work " " 85.00 ! , , ` 4: • !x, iI . as read; upon motion the ordinance as a whole and as read was adopted. Roll Strap 4644 Inspector on pavin work " " 105.00 . • •• :.k`, }'�- ''. 1) • , • 11 j j' - call: Ayes, Dwelley, Hansen, Gilkey, Morrison and Snyder. Nays, none. Geo. F•Lowman & Hanford 464 Supplies for engineering dept. " 9.68 )', I ; ' ' ,-*4;,- I: • , . 1 1i , t,1 F. N. Haley 4646 Engineering LID #138 216.95 (.i ; 1 1 . '''4�%'iN,': i ! , Ordinance # _ , Ordinance No. providing for the condemnation, appropriation, taking and JuddC. L. 4647Photograph work for LID #138 17.50 : t� • >_'.;: :;-,•• • :•,:.rf I' 1 , damaging for public use, to-wit, for public streets and highways, certain la, H. Moller 4648Engineering LID #138 115.85 n1 :;•,�'= :: :: •.,;; : I I 1 ' ; .11 property, property rights and privileges as relating to the intersection of Ben Driftmier 4649 Cash advanced for filing answer & ,' •:. _.A, I ; '' Eighth Street and "F" Avenue, and Blocks 1 4 and of the Original Plat of ! ` :1&. :r: :�, + �, 1 i! •� g7 175 g expense Hensler case LID #138 13.00 � �,, � € t i ! ; the City of Anacortes, and directing the City Attorney to begin and prosecut $3 510 06 ' E ' y f qir. j 1 • is i the necessary action therefore, wasupon motion placed on its first reading b' r[,• ` µ;j :•,: title; upon motion the ordinance was placed on its second readingbytitle; �, ,}�p,',1 !''. ;i , 1 ; II II i1 • upon motion the ordinance was referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary co. L. I. D. #138 !�.`'� ' s,; `;t }j' ':� ( ' :1! , 4; I , , Ordinance # Ordinance No beingan ordinancelevying a tax upon theerso +�.1 1 I ."„�, y g p real and p R. G. Stevenson 1186 Cement shipments • 1,000 00 A ;j,,'I a,, yi n , t1 '` propertywithin theCityof Anacortes, Sk County, Washington, for municipal „ „ " " 1,000.00 "'; �:4i,;; Y g 1187 I ,, :'3";•3'ai•• . ;r. , i " ' ' purposes for the year 1924, was upon motion placed on its first reading by ti ,I „ 11E8 " 1.000.00 �. >•:7.F,r;1•. a. j upon mltion the ordinance was placed on its second reading by title; upon " " 1189 " " 652.00 '4.I°,,;'�4; .? �1:. '' ' ' • motion the ordinance was referred to the City Attorney and Judiciary Commit; „ „ 1190 " " 1,000.00 ��`' • :i,h ,,II�. " " 1., r:v cr+},2, ;�.:� � 1191 " " 1,000.00 � .��' •.�, :;r;_fs.,; I Resolution . Resolution. That the CityMayor and the CityClerk beandare , „ 9 " „ 1 000.00 ,, , _t -'. ...1 ,,,., j:;k' 1)' ' �, they hereby 11 2 , I + :, dr.r • , :' ' 1 • authorized and directed to execute and deliver to E. K. Wood Lumber Co. a „ " 1193 " " 489.75 , ' <, 1 ;3 ;4 f ; corporation, and easement of the city to a strip of land being fifty feet in 1194 .- ; ,: 1�'i.,, }' width being the present grade for railroad as now existing on and near the „:. „ 1195 905,75 .f1 ' '' i,l�; ,;; �, eastern line of Lot 3, Section 21, Twp. 35, North Range 1 East of W.M. , said . ;!I I , 11 ,j 'conveyance to be made by the correct legal description thereof when ascertain, 9,047.50 t• =1 Upon motion the resolution was adopted. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, Hansen, 1 , •�•:'1 • . ;' ,II Morrison. Gilkey and Snyder. Nays, none. GFERAL WATFR FUND 1 II ' ;) t • • I ' , • I Com. appointed to Mayor Brooks appointed a committee consisting of Councilmen Dwelley, Hansen, V. B. Wakdeifld 268A Labor 12.35 1 ' ,• i , i . '• ' investiage new road Gilkey and McCallum to investigate the matter of a new road leading into the ' John Domick 269 Labor 9.15 • • IL, . ; , '' ; •I into city from the south. Wade Thomas 270 Labor 5.55 i ' r I ' G. D. Ladley 271 Labr 22.50 a` • 0 city Clerk to notify Upon motion the City Clerk was instructed to notify the light company to disc Tom Babeloff 272 Labor 23.65 , +•. • ,,l:, companies lights at auto park, the telephone company to move phone back to Nelson schoo G. Gasloff 273 Labor 41.70 ', , I• i lC' ! i 1 I i and the water department to discontinue the water. R. A. Gentry 274 Labor 5.00 1' ,' Francis Short 275 Labor 29.25 ill • . , f,; ;a; a Fire, Water 4• Light The Committee on Fire. Water and Light reported that $40 had been offered for 121.15 . ' ' •' '( r to accept bid on old g P Rae Davis 276 Labor • 14 P the old fire truck at southside hOse house, and upon motion the committee was J . B. Bell 277 Repairs pn enginer at lake 10.32 , •'f 1 1 t ' , fire truck • ` �1 + authorized to accept the bid. H. A. Taylor 2`jb Blacksmithing 7 � 0 . ' •; S' 1 i� j • I' ;. •; Anacortes Hardware Co. 279 Supplies 4• 3 • '' �' I I 1 ' Claims filed against the Current Expense Fund and other city funds for the Helton Transfer Co. 280 Drayage 2. 50 ;I:!'1 } I Claims g P '' • I, ' month of September, 1923. as follows, were read and upon motion referred to • Anacortes American 281 Publishing 1.25 i'' ``,• . i • ? a Com;• ittee on Finance: 282 Chemicals for lakes 18 40 ? '• i 11,I ,I I : 1, Eureka Pharmacy • • Anacortes Lmbr & Box Co. 283 Lumber for meter boxes 37.80 • !' • ' •�,t� 1' f Q Report of City Attorney on Ordinance 'r,'l31, stating that same was correct i'S S. D. Temple & Co. 284 Supplies 3.45 t { 111' II •1285 Distillate for lake engines 230.67 I i . I• ito form was read and upon rotion adopted . • Standard Oil Co. ' 11 ' + • y t1 } 1 :',,. I Bellingham: Water Dept. 286 Use of tapping machine. etc. 60. 56 1 di . `I . ,; C! Report of Judiciary Committee on ordinance #731, recommending that ordit=��1'c New Wilson Hotel 287 Lodging for service inspector 3.00 F I , i be passed, was read and upon motion adopted. t :., i�+ j ,, ; -�.N; \ - I i I • • .. a i'lt 5 E = f� C 1` Sj3h:, �. `-f .244 i : ,, : : $ 1 October 2nd, 1923. , , i ' •�+: _ October 16th, 1923. - k ; • i‘. .,_.- , • _ r - - Pacific WaterWks Sup. CO. 288 Meter 27 72 . '` ` . - Puget Sound Tel Co. ,1 call The city council of the Cityof Anacortes did on the 16th d 'g 289 Rentals and tolls for 2 mos. 2 ;o_ y day of October, 1923. John Olson 290 Labor 100.p� meet n regular session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Hansen, ! f* - 1. } Gust Arneson 291 Labor McCallum and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent. Morrsion, Gilkey and Ferch. ; • 98.45 • ' Louis Willoughby 292 Lzbr• 4 - - =; A. A. Marrs Labor 52.30 utes a proved The minutes of the ' • 293 55 p_ previous meeting were read and uppn motion adopted. Knapp & Ronneberger 294 Work on car and engine In 23.28 ' '1 E. A. Phillips, inc . Supplies `•= " 1 Mrs. J. 295 71.62 City Attorney on Report of City Attorney on ordinance levying a tax upon the real and personal . Bonney 296 Caretaker HL reservoir ordinance ronert for • 7 20.00 levy property year 1924, stating that same was correct as to form, was read and i - Chas. .Breitkreitz 297 Engineer HI 90.00 upon motion adopted. • ; ;_ " . ' Leith Wade 298 Caretaker Whistle Lake 95.00 ' I M. Watkinson 299 Salary as chief clerk 150.00 City Attorney on Report of Attorney on ordinance providing for condemnation, etc. of certain i , l • W. S. Short 300 Salarynation ord. landsstreetsstatingtahtsamewas correct � .ti as supt . cor,dem for public and highways, a as to form • • t ; I Francis Short 301 Labor 149.60 wa a read and upon motion adopted. ';J:. • r ! G. W. Shannon & Co. 302 Supplies 62.80 - , ,. • Finance on con- Report of Committee on Finance to whom was referred the matter of warrants , l i $1,855.85 tractor's warrants issued to R. G. Stevenson in amount equal to 80% of the ,estimate or $31.661. 30 .:, I I - in LID #138, wag read and upon motion adopted. '- .' Finance on claims Report of the Committee on Finance to whom were referred the claims for the - ✓' ! �. 3udiciary on levy Report of Judiciary Committee on ordinance levying a tax upon the real and month of September, 1923, recommending that the claims be allowed and Warr- _<: 0; ' ordinance personal poperty, within the City of Anacortes, was read and upon motion adopted. . , drawn in favor of same, was read and upon motion adopted. Roll call: , .,:. :* f` ! j • ' , Dwelley, Hansen. Morrison, Gilkey and Snyder. Nays, none. es `- • Y Ayes, I Petition from James M. Harris for pool table at Taylor Hotel, was read and upon 3 ; �' �� ,1='�:i' :{� Claim for Sherman petition from motion referred to the Committee an License ar.d Police. t :^:,:;,� -':::. .:',Z.. _ ' f Upon motion the claim of Sherman Commons for $20 for special police work • .' •'= ' + •`: ' Commons , auto park during Eagles convention was ordered stricken from the list and : z ;'a;?: -:};• '���_: ' � t Ordinance No. 732, being an ordinance levying a tax upon the real and personal � ' • '=�•.4,• - bill referred to the Chief of Police. :,< `.- " ! Ordinance No. 732 property within the City of Anacertes, Skagit Couty, Washington, for municipal f t ' -;:r . purposes, was upon motion placed on its third and final reading ' -.. ,:.-,J` ' i =by sections. i ::, >` :; r'. LID #138 Warrants :. A motion was made and seconded that warrants MID) in amount equal to azeun- Upon motion the title was adopted as read; upon motion section 1 was adopted as ;•; ,y ' .t of engineer' s estimate be issued, less prepayment L >, • p paym of cement shipLnents. ( oca read; upon motion section 2 was adopted as read; upon notion section 3 was _'. . -~1 �sti ;1 `r I : ImprovementDistrict No. 138) Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, Hansen, Gilkey, Morr �{ •; • adopted as read; upon motion the ordinance as a whole and as read was adopted. ``-`• '- ; i and Snyder. Nays, none. ` '�^}•s > t, Roll call: Ayes. Dwelley. Hansen. McCallum and Snyder. bays, none. i ; + 'e• i:4, ,•i, ' Adjourn Upon motion the c ry council did then adjourn. z, •- aunt r" •" ;.. Hesnlution on 1892 Resolution declaring void and ordering cancelled certainGeneral Fund Warrants '-, .a::. _i.• l{. ram. ' Approved in open session this 16th day of October, 1923. ,,e..k:.,.•;' ►- warrants that had been called for payment for a longer period than six years, but had x ° 1 � g ;: r ) ; L not been presented for payment, was read and upon motion adopted. Roll call. I' ' ` i Ayes: Dwelley, Hansen, McCallum and Snyder. Nays, none. F Yes ' I' Upon motion the city clerk w 5 in stru4. -• ' `; • V. i r pa cted to call for bids for thesaleti� ;'of Attest: Clerk to call for :; f bids for $30,0000 date000 of of saleetoral bonds be NOvelnberr the 20th purpose of road building and water main, is , bond issue 1923. ln.:. r: .i!; • Lnurain Frazier, City Clerk, ; '; 7 I. S. Stafford asked permission of the city council to cut timber on Cranberry ��• ' ! I I + • Timber on water , , - j shed 1. `; ,.,.,r Lake water shed, west toward Burrows Bay, but the request was not granted. +' ' :; • • . By � .. Q-'1,� ...�/ _ s•0• :T' i Deputy Electric light at corner of 4th and N streets was reported out, also that - f `.' ' S .lectric light { c �3 ' 1" ' ' ,!1' �i out it had been out for a longperiod even though the light company ^; 1;,, !! g B had been a ` di notified ':',� -� i ( i! at various times. Upon motion � !• ; . , .•zr, ,. i n the matter was referred to the Committee + ' .•� �: , ;,:`. ! .P , i on Fire. Water and Light with power I �,�' ' �• ,. e t o act. �� �; :+.:•,.•�:•.,. ' ! CouncilmanDwelley , :,.,fi, x,. stated that residents of 19th street wanted the street depart- 0-:, s � '' ;� ' , ;i Iitch on 19th st. to plow ditchalongUponp ,,a • i,,. ► ;� _. `t ment street to drain water toward Commercial Avenue. 1,r ^' � '� motion theand Parks andStreet '+; ,; , ' ' -�,•.. 'Y� 1. � ' • Superintendent.o ter was referred to the Comrittee on Streets ! _,1k : ,�Y . r f �i ,i ti4x • ,dj ourn �,: , y( .. i 1 ; f i I /1 • Upon motion the city council did then adjourn until Thursday, October 18th, at �,• • • :� i !• 10 a.m. �'� `'�. Jy Fr '1 1 :. :' !;; I sessionthis 6th des of November 1923. '+� +',1 `f 3i i ` :.pproved in open y ;� `t-.;`;•r i t t j i I i ,!' .�1 is •- ; 1( .,??' 1t7i I • , 1 , , ., i , a} .err}'� • �, I i . �': 'L3 I1 1 ,i • �c� I(1• °`,� r' i l'*, '; 1 ' r Attest: '� , �, : .. ..:. .4,','Iz' 234 7 } :; t Lourania Frazier, City Clerk, ••�'�' ��'' _.ss..' *I I •' !I 72'1a. -' -» -6'-'_//e, _ �� ,#�` ,�'t By. 11 �'1 ,•Pq- r ' • I Deputy �' . , ',• .+ • , ,I I ; ' • I 1 t `I , i ,' .I ' `.: r, `� I, i i j •j • 1 •t,,,s • ., , /, . , r 1 4 I 1, , �. !�•, ; !,� 1 ,(I . , r' -•--.—...__ ._. �....� - -- _ _ ..fir i-}: _:.�, - . . '...... ...r� , 1 i • ' ' • - 5' -"t (-: 6 -.-±/' - • t ` . .I • .111 •!, i October 18th, 1923. :. .! S' - 'T+'r' November 6th. 192j �. • . Roll call ' • _� The city council of the City of Anacortes met in adjourned session with key, �,tll call The city council of the City of Anacortes did on the 6th day of November. 1923. `,. { . Brooks presiding, and Councilmen Dwelley, Hansen, McCallum, Morrison and ;,n with Mayor Brooks preaiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Hansen, McCallum, Morrison " { � responding to roll call. Absent, Perch and Gilkey. Perch and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent, Gilkey. Settling of Hensler . The settling of the Hensler case relative to the bulkhead at the corner yi:,utes The minutes of the previous meetings were read and upon motion approved as read. r ( , I,. _ case re bulkhead 8th and F Streets was the purpose of the meeting, and after due considerate i ' r� ' • Councilman Morrison made a motion, seconded by Councilman Dwelley. that tre -,:�•Jorts of depts. Reports of City Treasurer, Chief of Police, Justice, and Street Supt. were presented . ' . bulkhead be torn out and street leveled down to conform to the order of the to the city council and upon motion referred to the Committee on Finance. >� :;;. court. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, Morrison, and Snyder. Nays, Hansen, Lot ' " voting, McCallum. -� , { j Co:,tractor s eat. The dity engineer certified tht the contractor had completed all work in LID #138 ;C according to specifications at a total cost of $89,300.65, and recommended that H: L I,4 Committee to present Upon motion the Mayor was authorized to appoint a committee to ascertain he receive. 80% of the balance, or $25,162.24. The city engineer also recommended " tht ,- that the work be accepted pending final inspection on December 4, 1923. ! •full r ►ort of case full particulars of the case and present to the council in writing for t};F�. purpose of publishing and spreading same upon the minutes. The Mayor a :-. ... City Attorney Driftmier, City Engineer Short and himself as a committepptl Psubmit a full report at the next meeting of the city council �o ;ts• & Parks on $e ort of the Committee on Streets & Parks on the matter of t'ne city plowingMitch on 19th at. ditch along 19th street east to Commercial for drainage purposes, stating that the street department would do the work as soon as possible, was read and uponFnt,iI!eer to remove The City Engineer was instructed to remove the bulkhead. motion adopted.bulkhead U on motion the city council did then ad'ourn. ;ire, Water do L The Committee on Fire, V,rater and Light,i1V ' ' P •� J to whom was referred the natter of - r . . :.;;:,;•..,..Yay ( lidjournoe electric light electric light at the corner of 4th and 1'. streets, reported that Mr. .allmond hads; Approved in open sessbn this 6th dad- of November, 1923. oe 4th and 1- been interviewed personally and that he had promised rom t action. U on motion • ;�f: . ,,`.i ,� prompt P `• the report was adopted. ( t •�i. . '' Petition from Report of License ' Hi Pete P and Police Committee to whom was referred the petition of James •, . •4`, L L . Harris for M. Harris for license for pool table at Taylor Hotel. recommending that the license ' ( _ ',�' t ' `'' .' 1 ' yor , pool table license be granted, was read and upon motion adopted = :; ., ,,• i special Committee Report othe the Special Committee to whom was referred the matter of road into city 'i� ,l , ,: ; ti , t • Attest: on road into city from the south, recommending that the city engineer be instructed to make a surveyIt '"`'''i'` and an estimated cost of both the present road and a proposed road commening at `{ ;-;fir ?��`.r_. Lourania Frazier, City Clerk, the end of the State• ;,E;.<paving and coming into Commercial Avenue on 37th or 38th ,:$r� .�s : I / street , was read and upon motionadopted. i. ; :<<xsi ' i' By �� �'�� �n/ �(.1-���,L.o_-tom-/ ± : "s r', Deputy Petition from Petition from W. R. Burke for establishingofgrade on35th street • �% ( between the :sE..,. rj' =-'';: Burke for grades west line of Commercial Avenue and the east line of 0 Avenue, also for permission n I % to bring the same to the grade so established using the surplus dirt so far asp t ` it': ?: may be necessary to fill to grade between the curb and property line on the west ' ".s 1 '`<'� { side of Commercial Avenue between 34th and 35th streets. was read and upon motion ' � ..,,,!-At .�' q} granted i T . • I, ' es' r • fir r • .`f } �t; Comm. from All- Communication from Douglass Allmond relative to the road leading into city, '�' : 3 ( , , , ' mond offering to dedicate portion of land in section 30 if the Weaverling-Thirty-eighth ;' Yr• `' • e.&,'; : `` strreet routeshould be adopted, wasread andupon `` "' ' f7 I October 24th, .92 p , a motion placed on file. }s� ;: Roll call the city council of theCity of Anacortes met in special session October from Mrs . Communication from Mrs. Wm. Henrich relative to torn shoes on wooden sidewalks 4 • 1 ;yip;,: s i fi' ' Henrich was read and upon motion accepted and placed on file. °�'">'$: f + + I 24th, 1923, with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Hansen, rf;'',,�,. • r: i' � ", ' I i fi ' McCallum and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent, Morrison, Perch & Gilk: t'; ' ;;?; ± rA;:>i,41' !} ! � ( i 1{ I City Treas. to pay , Upon motion the City Treasurer was authorized to pay the contractor for 80% of r ',,r yr , ' �: ; } I I ;'' i •! Purpose of meetingJ ne contractor the balance of the work completed in LID #138. ' sz;>;?;•: :;;••;•::t1•• ! p purpose of the meeting was to consider the offer made by Mr. Hensler to +, •, ;t • a ,. N give a signed release to the city in order that they might proceed with the , I. •'1,4 �' •eia •J ' } !' ! i City Fn to make Upon motion the CityEngineer ' ' �'`'�``,` i; !':•;:. i• I'1, ! . I1 paving of the intersection at the corner of 8th and F streets, without stip g• was instructed to make the necessary survey and I,f j • ", ` ' of anyknd whatever. survey establish grades on 35th street and proposed road into city. �� ' s ., : i , . ' 6" watermain The = ' ��'�• .'ra ,I iJ t Tearingout of bulk- After due consideration the citycouncil made a motion that the former actin city council decided to adopt as a maximum size to be assessed to the r, `�' ' . ' head to be recinded of tearing out the bulkhead be recinded and the work of pavingthe intersect raximum on 8th at. abutting proper y en 8th street, a six inch watermain, the difference in - { ,'i ..• :}•I,, be rice between the eight ' proceeded with, according to the agreement, the city to be relieved of al P g t inch watermain already laid to be charged to the i s� =S::, f;' �i costs other than court costs. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, Hansen, McCallum ani water department. Roll call: Ayes , Dwelley, Hansen, McCallum. Morrison, Snyder !( ''ll,�',� { ;f ' i . • i •t' i '! ,I, Snyder. Nays. none. and Perch. Nays, none. �,+' ';i !' •�'{ ; ` i :i,,r}t `'`'i +' I : t • FnFire, Water & L Upon motion the Committee on Fire, Water and Light was authorized to complete !."1;' ': ` "",', ''''.?'`'t I, ginger toproceed Upon motion the cityengineer was instructed togyp . proIIeed with the paving oftP p' ,, •i11 ' z ::,,;i: ;• ' ' ' Ito sell apparatus sale on offer received for old fire Apparatus. :cr l ,� .� ;I ` with paving of inter- intersection. pP { i ' ;!i l' section • ;1 ,.- -, .;:, r �!' Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. -ire, Water & L The Committee on Fire, Water and Light was, upon motion, authorized with power 1Ii''I't '� ' r, j`'�i; ;,' i ( Adjourn to sell old prop. to act. to sell old tractor, team of horses, wagons and other obsolete propertyIr ���' • ,}:l;%a • ! aroundthehall including 6th dayof 2vvecitycityto t f :$} i: T , ': I �►pproved in s ss o tuber, 1923. the old b 1 g t. ' .:• "qfit:r;: '•;: �� j + open session n thisbuilding on . I r, AIW i ( � Chief of Police to Upon motion the Chief of Police was instructed to 1•( _ ' II . Y '+ .y !. + 1,1 i P publish warning notice relative , {. y �,/ ,r�, warn parents of to children coasting upon the main thoroughfares. ,1!• ,; , ' • : I I' , I ' 1 M r '��."'-- children ,• , s ,� x ,i • Attest: Claims filed against the Current Expense Fund and other city funds, for the , ', ; • �Lourania Frazier, City Clerk, Claims month of October, as presented this 6th day of November s follows, were read !� ' • -,I ••(1) ' 7. .I.• ,. l l //� • •and upon motion referred to the Committee on Finance: , '.; ,• ; •+; ' Deputy H. A. Didriksen 4650 Shrubs for Causlandpark 131.70 Il� i ' :i ! ' ' • ' ,I ', Kanppp & Ronneberger 4651 Ground mower for " " 1.50 ' I. - i • I E. A. Phillips 4652 Supplies for Causland park 20.00 ' f' i • i', I i, it , , Schwatz Iron Works 4653 Labor and material " " 2. 35 t r•j J I ArthurB. Womrath, Inc. , +r.,,' :I i ,I 4654 Booksfor library 108.16 • `1 'it' : di ,' '+ Jorgenson Garage 4655 Gasoline for city engineer 6.10 , • i ' 1 , if t-t:' 4 Anacortes American 4656 Printingand , -' t I 5 publishing 12.50 i �, , i l , b c1 Anacortes Citizen 4657 Publishing and pringi nt 74. 38 • , • • ,i + Curtis Wharf Co. 4658 Coal for city hall . 25.00 ' t • }' • EI { A. F. Schreiber 4659 Justice fees 32. 50 • >• ; • i, {• Albert Jackson 4660 Special police 5. 00 '� •' • �' i, The Marine Supply Hdwr. 4661 Supplies for street department .35 • ;'l �1 ' , i ', it Archie Allan 4662 Rent of plaow, I' ',; , l �� li + BBroad 4. 00 i ! ! {; Feenaughty Machinery Co. 4663 Bit and bolt for grader 11.08 I•, �r i �{ ; 1� , ! , Anacortes Lmbr & Box Co• • , ', 4664 Lumber for streets 18.10 4665 Lumber for streets 15.57 �!i - • i '' ,• ; Standard Cedar Lmbr. Co. { . , , •, , , : r .i • ,., .11 . v,it4' . :,, . 4 , .,,.. ,, . . ,,..K .. ---- . .,..,: ,f, •• .. , . i J i ' ` ..r L�L1 . , A,., "t"i:;-3T..'"'"'".."" r--- or--; - 4 , ? 1,7'I. f • 4 1'4. I '. November 6th, 1923, continued r�►• ` � - [ k� _ _ 93 f+: - _ _ -- ---- ------------------- - -------- -- --'------ -- ---- ----- ' < > .1..1 1 ' - _" + H. A. Taylor 4666 Blacksmithing 4.40 ace on claims Re ort of the Committee on Finance to whom were refterred the claims for the - ,, ,• ;.: , -- State Treasurer 4667 Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid for street dept. 23.75 tln"17 , month of September, recommending that the claims be allowed and warrants drawn . ;: 5 4668 to in favor of same, was read and upon motion adopted. Roll call: Ayes, Dwelley, •- ; • 46?3 inc. void Perch, Hansen, McCallum, Morrison and Snyder. Nays, none. f : ' + L. E. Snider 4674 Services as extra fireman 68•00 Upon 11 ''' °a • Morley Garage 4675 Labor repairing fire truck 4.00 Aijourn Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. 1 ` , i , • , Standard Oil Co. 4676 Gasoline for fire dept. & streets 103.00 . , f , Washington P L & W Co. 4677Lights at city hall, library & sts. 171.30 Approved in open session this 20th dayof November, 1923. - & p . - Shannon & Co. 467 Supplies for sts, fire, police 31.29 ; t,''R Water Department 46?9 Cash advanced re Hensler case 6.55 ' '! C. M. Adams 4681 Services in Hensler case 11, { I 1 ! • flat er Department 4680 Hydrant rental 222.5o c _ . • g Fred Kelly 4662 Tape, repairs and supplies LID #138 8.33 (t]IlzW,kay '' ' F. N. Haley 4683 Engineering LID #138 239,00 ,� Attes t: t I' ' H. C C. Moller 4884 Engineering LID #138 117.50 Louraina, Frazier, • '` 41, K. C. Eaton 4685 Engineering 67•00 City Clerk. ' ; }; ..'. • ' I. E. Moss 4686 Services in Hensler case 15.00 �1,y� //t' i - • J. W. Meehan 4687 Services in Hensler case B /�/ of f/u->�3z% I `': ' ' 4688 Labor'LID #138 15.00 Y t Geo. F. Strang 10.00 Deputy _..._ ' 0: " 4689 #138 I i Virgil Rose n " 50.00 • W. B. Short 4690 Engineering OUD #138 150 00 •,,,,:,:, ,:.; 1 • F. G. Braman 4691 Inspector LID #138 108.00 ��. - .. y ; :::: 1 46 2 " " " 120 00 •. ' J. F. Collinso11in 9 = yt € • , ; State Treasurer 4693 Ind. Ins. and Med. Aid LID #138 27 , :;•, #; J. S. Carter. 4694 Salary fire chief & janitor city hall 144.45 : °.,,. i • ;•;f• Etherl Barron 4695 Services in clerks office LID #138 9.00 • 1 . }y .. t' ' J. T March 4696 Salary as night marshall & cash adv. 76.50 r = • i, Al Sellinthin 4697 Salary as chief of police 137.50 ,, Milo Strock 4698 Salary as fireman 110.00 t ` Y` `` R. R. Ames 4699 Janitor at library 20.00 •,. _' .+„ ', 1 ; . • E. Luella Howard 4700 Salary as librarian 83.0�� ."' •r ' =p 11 James Colgan 4701 Fireman 113.65 4 •t , �- Ben Driftmier 4702 Salary as city attorney 50.00 1 ,-, i i L. T. Frazier 4703 Salary as city clerk 50.00 I : t' • '` , ' ' Marion Watkins '.n 4704 Salary as city treas. & cash adv. 51.25 r R. Schwartz 4705 Labor Causland park 50.00 .' .. 9 3.,, nse re Hensl er cs z K' ' dv c for e e .60 '` $�h*';;i I �< I: . Ben Driftmier 4706 Cash a an ed xp - John • Briskey 4707 Court costs in Hensler case 49.30 • f( • ! - ; , Perry Brwester 4708 Labor Washington Park 46.75 { ` i'' / L. I. D. ' La+] . • i R. G. Stevenson 1196 to #:' ,: . �_ 1 ' . p 1210 PPortion of estimate LID #138 15,000.00 },, � ;' I ' f i. ' " " 1233 to '1J,, iXs��'r I.; .,, . , . ,.... ' iF 1239 Portion of estimate 7,000.00 . ,�',;' , , I , 11 " " 1241 0 • " " " 978.55 s f �' fit' �,� y 1 ) • ; 1242 to a r t ,; ] ,; '1' .i,� ; • RI 1261 Cement shipments 15,721.75 ;• 1. ,li� '..i ;. i ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND '' i+ 'ii ,'' . ' • ! 11! I ': Labor on streets 0.00 - !;, ,; Wm. Weeks 70 9 ' �}-� ' ' �giw;.:•,� a �± N i 1 Labor " " 0,` I Frank }dooreI�' ,I , ? 72 Labor " 196 00 '',, j141 a.r 1 : ( Carl Olin " nF{' ••:.,'' . ' �. 4 a i : ` ,i is Tom Dodson Labor " " 108.0 7;7. x j i..:! .1 u " 111.50 �3 yy ', i 73 Labor p II, '•I j t 1• . l. „ ! , Lynn Balcomb 74 t I, . Oo A. Lenning 75 Lao or " " 1 .5 i'. A.I' , ) i ;I GENERAL WATER FUND ... e. c• . .•. .,.b I S �' . 1rl .,,i,, 1 . ,:. y . : ,II ; Gust Arneson 303 Labor 9.00 �• " � E il;••• • .1 ..1 ' . ,1. •1 ,I Louis Willoughby 304 3 It 1 +' I r ' ( Co 305 Supplies for water dept. 6 3 .tj�l �.� q Shannon & 6 ; i •11, i E. A. Phillips 306 Supplies 1.08 �' 1 i; • , � �< >";f t • • I' Water Dept. 307Cash advanced for freight. etc. 3 Eureka Pharmacy 30 Lime for lakes 16.50 ,l S� i." ':', : .• •� �' ` `� Curtis Wharf Co. 309 Cement for water dept. 1.05 � S f , 1 ; 1, A.A. Marrs 310 Lsbor Water adept. 125.95 i I ( " ' ' rMall reducers • o ]!I 11 \,4, I,. . ! ',I ... . .!. '{ � �• • 11 �� Pacific Water Wks Sup. Co. Anacortes Hdwr Co. 312 Supplies for water dept. 16.5 '1I ': 1r 1 G. A. Anderson 313 Shingles 9.00 i 61 0 �• h� # ' '' • ' "' Anacortes L & B Co. 314 Lumber 9 j. , i `` Puget Sound Tel Co. 315 Tolls and rentals 9.60 . • {{{I E' ,. , ' Heineman Diagnostic 316 Examination of water in lakes 5.00 • '''HT "' "' ' ,' Standard Oil Co. 1 - Gasoline and distillate for lakes 164.52 I� ! + '!' I. '� ' S. D. Temple & Co. 318 Supplies 1.-0 '`•`;I � , ,�I�' i,, '' � � 20.15 `( J. B. Bell 319 Mater and labor on engine at lake ;I , • ' •e;. • i , State Treas 320 Industrial Insurance 17.24 '. • ! ' ' {` 'i, E. W. Worth 321 Labor on ford car 55.35 'i i 6� 'S 5.00 • ', ',I'( 1I ' 0. W. Lamphier 322 Labor on gas engine l 60 'I ' � ,f4± ! ; '•i! Ili ! Morrison Mill Co. 323 Lumber and pulley 3.6 ^� 1 l •I' , , .' ;• ;. . Tire Surgery 324 Repairs on tires 2.25 i ` i .: s „.,1 ' 1 i' , Marion Yiatkinson 325 Salary as clerk 150.00 '; 1+= ' Vim. Short 326 Supt. Water Dept. 100.U0 r''I `�!1 •. ! !' 327 Engineer Heart Lake 90.00 �� ,, W. J. Made ,. �f1` �• +� j�( ,� , � Leith lfiade 328 Engineer �Yhistl a Lake 95 -�1 , '' ' • Francis Short 329 Labor water dept. 184.95 'I ' Louis Willoughby 330 Labor " " 103.3 Y- 'f, J Bonnie 331 Caretaker Heart Lake 20.00 ,1 � 1 I 1'� 1wi I t,, Mrs. J . I • , , , ' I! ' �' . E J. Ro era 2 Re airin to Ford car 2.25 `�; �' • �,�, , , {{ � .33 p g p � � , 1i''. ! I, , ill ' Lowman & Hanford 333 Supplies 1.1J 'i, .'ar ;' 1\ 1 i ! • • r,^ Z'pc• , __, ': ,, ..-(7,1,:•,,..::,,,o,,, . ;,-/X -060 56P ss1;1.. .. .,.-1.-c , -; .,...?,,, ) ,, . 4 4 + ,...,.- :;.„ ,.; ...i• . . . ,. i 1 . ; . 4 . . , 1 , •-• . November 20th, 1923• December 4th, 1923. ' • ;� ,w` . ��--- �- Roll call - --� ice``.-fir •. c ,t - ,is I _ - The city council of the City of Anacortes met in regular session or. trove The • cit council of the Cit of Anacortes met in re ular season pit }Ea or ' + ' • zo11 call .� y g Y 0th, 1923, with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Hanseri, L-o. BBrooks presiding and Councilmen Dwelley, Hansen, McCallum, aorrison, Gilkey i-; ` :i '';1. McCallum and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent, Ferch and Gilkey, and Snyder responding to roll call. Absent, Ferch. " Minutes approved • The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion adopted. ;. P �'inutes approved The minutes of he previous meeting were read and upon motion adopted. $30,000 Bids for the sale of $30,000 9f • - BBids for 1 •��. � .general bonds for road and watermain cor:- ;xoorts oil Depts. Reports of City Treasurer, Chief of Police, Justice and Supt. of Streets were I ' ,i ;#: bond issue struction, were presented to the city council and upon motion the City tler presented to the city council and upon motion referred to the Committee on 1 t,h was instructed to open the bids. Finance. Ll . . The following bids were read: BAILLARGEON WINSLOW do CO. Seattle Wash Final payment The City '+ngineer reported that contractor had complied with all requirements t-_ . '4, t For bonds bearing 6% interest we w 11 pay 101.09 for eac OG 1 #138, , , r . 4. thereof and accrued interest to date of delivery to us. of the work. Upon motion the report was adopted. - P� value o; contractor in the plans and specifications of LID and recommended the final accptance . ; � • { II;, . .ID #138P P P I �+ • 1.4.. Forbondsbearing5 interestwewill pay $lOO 098for each $100:i oParvzlu'' [c.' & Parks Report of Com�►nittee on Streets be Parks on petition of ;ti. it. Burke for removalthereof and accrued interest to date of delivery to us. ai of old sidewalk on his property on 35th 4. Commercial, recomrending that the , ki ' i petition be granted was read and upon motion alopted.LUMBERLEir•S TRUST COMPANY, Portlard, Ore. For bonds begin i% .will g 54 ii-tere.,t we .>pay par rind accrued interest from date of issue to deliver to us ir, Goy, R. Lee Bradley and others, asserting that the t � ;' . Anacortes, Washington, and a premiurr� of forty-two y from Hensler Communication from Gus Hensler, �� y ( 42) dollars. Ft al re lights Washington Power, Light & Water Company was charging its patron arbitrary and x '• , ' mow • unreasonable rates for electric currents, that its service rendered was - IF STATE OF Y(ASHIhGTON: .'.aid bonds to mature in such amounts as will . �'- • `'' t interest on all o stSaid bonds, be net b an a:all as :Illy together inadequate in quantity and inferior in quality and that no apparent attempt was c i ,; . ,•;';r: ' g y q lev for beingmade to supply present needs or future requirment, and requesting the • ` `'`' " , payment of said bonds and interest, said bohds y t PP y c! q g • - ,t,,. to bear interest at the rate ' city council to initiate action to abate an intolerable condition, which, if „ it 5f % Per annum. _=`." 3' 71 , , ; permitted to continue, operated to the detriment of industry, undue and w ' ?h ' '3•. ! Bid of State of Wash- After due considerationexcessive costs to its involuntary patrons. and restricted growth of the city. t � .::. �' ` - � of the bids offered that of the State of i�>rashin"to: A motion"was passed that the Mayor appoint a committee to investigate the f4_� . ..y P pg :...-: : - - .1i -ington accepted was upon motion accepted. Roll call, dyes, Dwelley, Hansen, Morrison, ,�1c matter.+ • Callum end Snyder. lays, none. }- _o- r,orii. euildin across streets and alle s was .._City Clerk to pre are pond of Gross- 3oiid of Johi; C�rassbt_sr; r g g y t;,.,•; P Upon notion the city Clerk was instructed to prepare transcript of proceedi tksch presented to the city council and upon motion the bond was accepted. • i transcript of the city council relative to bond issue and sale.! ` Comm. from►. Dou lass hearing on Assessr,ent roll for LID #138 was presented to the city council and upon motion g Communication from Douglass Allmond asking the Mayor to publish notice rely: LID #138 assort the 2nd day of January was set as day of hearing on the roll . . Allmond re breaking of to the breaking of street lamps and offering to and reward of roll + t -, . .. pay the bill • + street lamps was read and upon motion the City Clerk was instructed topublish notice. Pi; ineer was upon motion instructed to run preliminarylines in the �f ti ; t Lake Campbell The city r✓ p '' _. rater way Lake Campbell water supply survey. _._ ~ i Cit., Clerk to enter Upon motion the City Clerk was instructed to enter protest to County Co '� ,minis. protest against sale against the sale of property adjoining the new county court house at kt. Ve Garbage dump Oscar Clinton addressed the city council relative to the garbage dump on 26th ' " S ': ;i- .,; .,.' i I •IL of county land now occupied by an oil station. tis li and T streets, asking that sore be removed without delay. The Mayor assured : .i !, .i " : .4 Asa:;: lr. Clinton that the ratter would receive attention. , •1 : F- „, - Yr; ,{, • Lic. & Pol. Comm. to Councilman Hansen, chairman of the License & Police Committee, recommended 1 l * : hPt.r`. ��: � furnish ideas for new the • ,rd ! (; • passage of an ordinance covering the regula/tion of automobile lights, Facavating on Work of excavating on J Avenue at school douse, and making alley passable, was 1) .,:! „ 1 I : # automobile ordinance • parking on paved streets with leaking gasoline tanks, storing on streets, e "j0 Ave. brought to the attention of the city council and upon motion referred to the 4,• . : '` '. ',.`ir` .. : y,! i the ordinance to conform to the State law. Upon motion the matter was left Committee on Streets & Parks. • _ ': ; • ' rf , to the License & Police Committee and Chief :;i:'7,k • of Police to furnish ideas for ! � • ' •"• ,� �:?; •I ; ' 1 , such oridnance. ',�,. ' :Er 4"ter• : ?' ;r , + i Craig complains S. J . Craig appeared before the city council and complai ned that the owners of ; i ;.#_; •y,: ` ' F!+ '''. Burke asks removal of to council re the Hanes service station, which adjoins his residence, had filled in part of , . .`y*�t', ;. '';., I W. R. Burke asked the city council to direct the removal of old sidewalk nes n•,. old sidewalksidewalk the parking strip in front of his property with concrete for the purposes of ' ! �•�, , • j� • :•.,�. '.'':$i�l'1 I , ! ; ,. , x, is ,,.,.k r �,� , his residence and upon motion the matter was referred to the Committee on I l : their business. Upon motion the matter was referred to the Committee on Streets i i � " %•; , , , . . ,, , • Streets and Parks. ;..>� ; ?;'- r• I. and Parks andCity ngineer. I {: Adjourn Upon motion the city coucil did then adjourn • . �' � � } 1 d Car for police Matter of car for the police department was discussed and referred to the Committal : t y 4 II de t . ' tt r.' ' '' `; ; + , 'k ' t' approved in open session this 4 P on Licence and Police with power to act. f 40.: • i ; P th day of December. 1923. � , • -:1i.i: ,.::: . , I • Latimer re Mr. Latimer appeared before the city council and asked that city pay his physician. �.r:;�,•:7.. ' • ! . ` ' + • damages for fee which was incurred by his falling on the sidewalk on 32nd street and spraininE ' ,±,..,•'1 - t4� . 1 + . , falling on walk hand. Upon motion the matter was referred to the Streets & Parks Committee to •1 fWi : �, ' I) ! ! ., �� t investigate. r! ' �i'1l. 3fG .3s .1 ,-;' '; !;• I f, I againstp and other city funds ,#i4},y, �, ;' yo j claims Claims filed the Current Expense Fund n ,,i,, ' r , Attest: for the month of November, 1923, as follows were presented to thecitycouncil ',ly ' ' � y � ,� ;,?, 11' I Lourania Frazier, City Clerk. 9 3, p t d .`� , ?i,F, j: ` :I I, • .J , and upon motion referred to the Committee on finance: ,,1" );'i :{ :t> : a?; r'11t1 1 'q I Deputy For claims see page 575 • • , P " �� +� 7 ram }. s' ' ' 'i Report of Committee on Finance on claims filed against the Current Expense , ,'�_ >'•" ' ' . ' city ng that the • i s . ; ii,;> y i , Fund and other funds for the month of November, recor+r endi 1 k;�#:r '. E �, claims be allowed and warrants drawn on the General Water Fund only. was ',it .; . , ,� tit read and upon motion adopted. Roll Call: Ayes. Dwelley, Hansen, McCallum. ,y, I ! ;d j ours; Morrison, Gilkey and ::nyder.. bays , none. ' i ;.S ! I Upon motion the city council did then adjourn. �I 1 ,((� � ' ' ' ' , 1 ,1 , F 1 Approved in open session this 18th day of December, 1923. ,, '1+' • . 6:),----/-0/Haaf ------1--'‘ , 1 ' . 1` ?, i `" I, 'ai l ; 1 . ti .!' ., - Attest: • t '.r • �; iI r• ' Lour Frazier, City Clerk :ij �'1i' , ,f ,. " • { B ///ll ru, .e2X--K-----L"�, , • Deputy • ;i r • • i - !• ! : ,i".:[ 1 I • ' `gyp 1 • �. 1. i. • i 1 • • • ----- - - ------ -- . . r7 4 --.,-', . • T5 7 0 S #` ,,, ,, ,.., ;: : ),...- 7 :,..• , . , . .„ , . .,, , ,:b: ,• , . ! --%t— ....i7 .- ...1 1' "' December 18th1 1923. . . t ' 'I January lat, 1924. {..��3 ' • i `..t. bo meeting of the city council was held on this date. +�'.� .I I - Roll call The city council of the city of Anacortes did on the 18th day of December. , • iii -- 1923. meet in regular session with Mayor Brooks presiding and Councilmen, January 2nd, 1924. ; i : Drrelley, Perch. Hansen, Morrison, McCallum and Snyder responding to roll C. 1( • Absent, Gilkey. 1 :oll call • A special >rreeting of the city council was held on January 2nd, 1924, with • :1'1 - • Councilmen tLorrison, Perch, McCallum and Snyder responding to roll call. '1 1 i ;[.. 4 Minutes approved The minutes of the previous meeting were read and upon motion adopted . Absent, Dwelley, Hansen. I t, Report of City Eng. • Report of City Engineer on road leading into city shoeing estimated cost of or Pro Tem In the absence of the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem, Councilman Snyder was elected ; ! V' on• road into route. highline route and waterfront route, was read and upon moti '"� temporary Mayor Pro Ten. ! { ;_" leading present -• 1 ii 4 . city accepted and referred to the committee in charge of the road. : wing on assmt Hearing on the asessment roll of LID $138 was in order and a verbal protest 11 l ;' ' •' . Sts. at: Par'_ss on claim Report of Streets and Parks Committee on claim of Latimer for physician's f 8 from t.l'fred Olson was heard. kr. Olson objected to distribution of cost of , Y yof LID13 •• I; `:a of Latimer for sprained hand caused by fallir.g on sidewalk on 32nd street, reco>rr..erail., tDll intersection on 5th and 1 streets, but upon motion the protest was considered • ' L . that claim be allowed, was read and upon motion ,opted. not well taken. f: • I ; i parking s p ' also Councilmen Kelley and Sts. & Parks on park- Report of Committee on Streets & Parks on matter of Sri in froLthereupon entered the council chamber, or enters The Mayor , t; ,, ing strip in front of S. J . Craig property on Commercial near 20th street, filled with cement by P • propertyHanes, P pread and upon motion adopted. council chamber Hansen. and the Clerk wa's ir_structed to lace their • names upon the roll. 1 • f •I ! Craig prop r , Wm. Haynes, wasP p 1'` gists on paving Upon motion the hearing of protests on the paving was continued until the next '' a •h ` • 1 1 Streets & Parks on , Reeport of Steets & Parks on matter of excavating on J Avenue at school hour . fro regular meeting of the city council. ,. h ` .•,;,,�,_ - 1 • excavating on J ave. by school board, recommending that the request be granted, was reed and upo, adjourn .I ' . — .. . = `~ a> 1, up motion theourn. , ;,._- . z:�: :;;.,� 1' ` motion adopted. Uupon city council did then adj I �•� ' ` • 1 ' Lie. & Pol. on car of Committee on License & Police on matter of car for police depute ; Approved in o en session this 15th day of January. 1924. ' ., x ' x , ReportPP P • , . I ' I. for police department recommending the purchase of a Chrevolet roadster fully equipped at price o • . t t� G_iy. I ; • `d:t Q625.00, was read and upon motion adopted. ' _ j t`` r `� t { - EZ c ; Com. from Hensler et , Communication from Gus Hensler and mill owners, asking city to make necess�: �" a.Y ;; % ' i'' al re fire equipment purchase of adequate fire equipment, was read and upon motion the Mayor w;s .I ' authorized to appoint committee to devise ways and means of obtaining funds r `i ,rr' • rD Attest: ► �'` '�: t ; The ?rayon also requested a committee of mill men, consisting of VI korr t.. • N: :Y 'i + E. C. Kaune and G. A. Anderson, to meet with the city council in regard to Lourania Frazier, City Clerk, • ? . fire equipment. - , : , Ordinance No i, Ordinance Ivo. being an ordinance providing for the issuance of Thirty Deputy • f _; i • 1 ± Thousand Dollars of general bonds, providing for the form and details of sup j i .: ' C1 , 1 bonds , for the payment of the principal and interest thereof and for the sG ' , 'j � mac. ,'•( . 1 there, was upon motion placed on its first reading by title; upon motion or, I' ,' ,., ' 1 was placed on its second reading by title; upon motion ordinance was referr, •r' :y T d c ar and Ci t Attorne ; ` ..,; { the commi ,.tee _r_ u i iG y y y• i I' �..' t ill that • ' Mayor to thank Mt. A motion was pass>tid the Mayor write a ltter of thanks and appreciation to t • r:• ' !ij ` Vernon & Bellingham city adminzs�rations of Mt. Vernon and Bellingham thanking them for the r�..�' 1 1 t ' ' ' for services of fire efficient service rendered by their fire departments during the recent fire #� ' j; I, department at the Morrison mill . and ;asking them the amount of reimbursement. i� ,'' 1,41 'I ' ' a�' ,. i ji;' $ • r- ! . •; ; Street crossing at t' Street crossing at 27th and R Avenue was reported covered with mud and clay 3 �, :. .; A : i t• 27t:-i and R l; and upon motion the matter was referred to the Coirrnittee on Streets and Par t V' ' `� ? ,. ,�, { ,I I for attention. f�' c;1�� :. t ' } ,. I, • lt' '.:, e tar. { ' ' Dirt on sidewalk be- F. E. Haley addressed the city council relative to dirt being dumped on sid 'j, 1 t �;, �• ! % .+ tween 8th • and 9th on on L avenue between 8th and 9th streets where excavating for house eras goin: I' ' '� 'f ".'`•- Lf'� !' . ;� Lave. Upon motion the matter was referred to the Chief of Police. , • I ? '•. :; 1{ ,1 I,! • Walton, to move bldg. F. S. Walton asked permission to move old building next to city hall to loc. V;,*1 ; �Il! 1 on 16th. Upon motion the request was granted, subject to bond. . i • I' . motion city council did then adjourn. i�."ti I (` �,: ,, , '' ',Iit 47,,i;;;;tilft . *� i. I 9,djourn. Upon the j { ' 1} ' Approved in open session this 2nd day of January, 1923 . iI ' .:::.;.i;i'l 1, ! P '11 0' : ',I• , . • i.S,,ki.. ;�,• . . I 1t 'I .It; t 1. ' j ' !Ale r` III I.‘!; !I ! • ft j` 1 .i 4 e f: • • I r 1 , , -1l 1 lu . t 1 I I ', Attest : r 1•., { � 1 • :::0,1,;011 ; M4i. j; ,,j I , ', . +(� ,` Lourania Frazier, City Clerk, ' ;• ' n ''1 y I. + t ,dt' ' " • By— -' )1 • .Il ` Deputy ii 11 •, II 'I !: 1,� 'l1 •,Ir1 1 i r •' ' {• �,y to 1 1t q 1' 1 k '1I ,!I 'i * I�, ' . • I i . t I ' I ,I1 i { ; i t I I '' '1 1 1 .1 t :I 111 ` + J1 a '.1 i J '' I i'1 f t ' • • 1i li .1 ' : + . ..i I• ' fly „ • _11 l:( off' , 1 \ .