01/01/1938 - Regular - Minutes472
payment of laborers and math rialoen. le vas culy inotructed to returp the contract an
bond, witK the rpquo2 2 tKat thy c3nzract coply witt Un call for bids, uhic! was
tilt is work b- completed by "uZ. 1, 1936, with a penalty of 0000 per uorkinE day
thereafter, anu that thn bond co. ply with the laws of tne State of dasniAgtaa.
The-Cl_rpresunted Resol;03n in rEspoct to the "iLkway money for the upkee,;,
of Lay Street, esi.inatiat that thE allocatioA should be used exclusively for Ve ov-
leep of Bay StrPet, Mica resolution was reqnirod by the State AQhway DgDartwunt, W
the resolution va s duly adopted, Councilnpn Stevenson, KortoA, Corliss , Cobbey and
Tnov;con -,ML in favor of the sane.
The mattur of tAe riahly-of-rnV on 0" east side of Whey Street froN Lelcmer
to the to7n limito was discussed, aw the Towineer Ptatra tint Ke wouic see if the
riens-of-way coo ld be oltain-d in ny ean S!Ge Of the street for an ad6itiOnUl twen-
ty feet.
The
attehoo" of we
strrot
uncrintennent
was can&
to
the fact that tke
con-
crute MO
Mari& at certain
poinzs
on
Clinn
9trect, 4"r hu
otated
that ne was _OAL
to COCK&
the Rtate HiLhyay
Dept.
aAn
lee
how nj& it wo;: 6
coat
for a black top
body
outside the
concrete ojrfacts,
Ln,
hewas
directed
to co"Luct
the
local siporvisir
of
the tate
KiEhway Dcyartn"nt
in rnpqoct
Q
the coAwtivns at
the
Standaro 3tutions
unct
aloe E West
Bay Meet.
It was alga swuLested tAnt Cne Meet Opt. convact ceorge hrouLhtoa aau "luert
luyLon in rusynct to the dralnuEE to :ront Af their jrv2iwv2 on Bay Noreet.
Ni 11.
Toe Street NocrimndeAt vuo birecte6 to fill n2c s at thn uotton of Poziery
The Itrept q�qc rinteAdeat nos far tnar dirciM to co-` act the ownere of the Tex-
sco Gas Mllon on "apt My 4tr-at in refcronce zo fixinL tne curb.
teeth.
T4- Conn Endqeer was dir-ozed to incluop the improve. eAz of Harrison Meet fron,
to, --itoay under WPA uolc.
The Street Tupi. was aittarized to nrocurn a new Lruder blOdc " nCurifier
Councilmna QfvveAson otatm tint Dike MecTric Co. nunsed Mi for lc w fixtires
Lt thy town hall and the matter .us laic ovor u•_til zne next meetinn
The f ollowina hills uvre gr-ooizod:
TtanjarG ail 00; puny
AcTson �achine Bko-,,
V.h. jal(well
Wsey & I. tEPWDil
County ROUE Us".
&a. nruhann
C. widezal
Carl Lun6bPr,,,
Alvin hovce
Vels Lsr?urse---,.
lowman ! 7&nforc
Awe Motor Co.
R.Y. BiWell
Carl law2tad
A.D. Amer
premerton 702cr!e
KRZET TUND
Uasiline, oil, tires,
Lraleop coal, etc.
31.4
dues, At:
1.50
20pnirs %o bump trAc< a"6 Lruder
30.57
O�QnMCAI OnAtl:t
14.88
C'wpn�
i0.00
truck driver
15.13
Mulldozi opLra!02
44.80
.-hovel on-rator
23.1)
avltinL leac joints
is.00
State ULaway vovcnerL
2.10
repair ban, "truce
9.49
chainvoll
9.01)
chainnan
6.10
dra5n tile
72.12
303.61
(7
i
473
Verne Corliss
i't.Orcl�urc, Inde_oenoent
Standard Oil Co.
s?orton
A,uirn. P1bEr. 1r MealV1 S 1-1pply
7lovr c.'s 77-ar6ilrare
Duke .Electric Co.
Ho';,e i:iiotor %o .
Associated Oil Co.;
Pearson & Cra,,� s'nav
'7.R. atc-:lart
i't .Urc�_aru Inc;e-�eiz�ier�t
Richard~ =3rusl. Company
Rovic- -'s Hardware
:Mill iams 'ardiiare
Holmberg �w Ilorman
Standard Oil Co.
-Pions-er Sand 2: _ravel Co.
Chas. R. "Jatts Co.
ilowe's Hardviare
R.'". Bicknell
Carl Laws tad
A. ". Carter
labor
cu.�1 for bids, xater toi.rer base
`a s
50 =al. dr'im, key-, frt Ae.
pressor' cooker
elc c ari cal u;oy;lie s
re -pair to vrater truc'�:
u }aS,
ga s
labor
G-7IIT FL' I
clea.i-u) 'orocl-:i:Zation
broo-ms for lee �,iiller
=ise. supplies
mails
mixer ti:.^.e
gas " oil
ela9tite
spray outfit
Ian t(—'rtls, :-lob('s, etc.
AID -70.:�6
rt ilx e r tine
ZIP I:�O.40
czu i;:irt n
t ra;is i t aan
and-::arrants were ordered dreo.,)n th,�refor.
6.60
, .65
1 .06
21.48
11.173
",
3.02
4.41
4.96
8.80
4.00
11.68
7.85
6.86
49.50
25.97
56.00
12.75
4.50
45.00
9.00
9.00
12.00
On mation, the meeting adjourned.
OR
I: ug 23, 1938
i
The '2ov.n Council :: et t-pis � ve-�.i . at 7:3J p.r 'resent: _,ayor y>+'1� link and
Councilmen _ orto_:, Corliss, Cosbey and
The minute~ of the meetin` of iI'a'y 9, 193: ,-iere redo area ap,' roved.
Lr. Sloa-i nresente6 Lt lir.,t of 43 na:;ies us possi-ole t.>utro:::is of Lis arbaf,,eCD
ser-
vice, and he was authorized to co_ j-1denice to collect � arba- e o 1. J une 1, 1938, in the
To,r,m of Port Orchard, but it was unaerstood th�-it ._�. �u+::r'�ib�r�er cot;,ld continue to
collect garbage under _-is Zvi nj azs au
the Council, but tt the 5 4.00
'geretofare paid to Jacob ' i rnber er s-+ould be cancelled.
The Street :Su•;)erintende;it re.)or•ted in respect to the cost of fixing, Cline St.
with blac'c top, and: the cost would be about '"325.00, and t�_e Matter Was put over for
the moment.
'i'he Street 7)uperiatendent reported th&t ne 1-.ad fixed the drai �gaLe i-n front of
the Luxton a,.nd .L5rou(1to 1 r)ropr rties, u..ci iacu filled up tt:e holes at tLe 2oot of Pottery
Hill.He also reported tl:at the Texaco people ;-could not do anyt_'Ail,; in the r:idter, as
t-e curbing: was up to the to.m. he furl?:er reported that he had ordered a grader blade.
f
474
The Cleric read a com"uni c_:t i on fraA AM -i ordby, Seen t:'ary of the library
Board, nO was duly directed t) ': r1 to to the Library houra, ti tatinE. that they could
go ahead and UT up the library room, and that the council would take up the Pat ter
later. 'He was, however, to , oate that they should not uo "tiythlnE until,the roof
WM fixed, <<r%-ich had been ordered by the Council.
The Cleft read a letter from hiss -elen Grclila l in respect to the bridle on }
i
the Black jack at the fact of Division street, uAd it ':gas uecidtea by the Council
I
to investlaute the matter on `:3unday, June 5, 1938, at aM a.a., when they would Aeet
near _..T' Carcmils ,souse on L,?icht Stre t, :ad Eafterua]rds taCe such Lction as they
saw fit.
The Clerk brou;:ht up the matter of a letter K ich he laa received fr.)E the
Washington Construction hea6ue, inciosl.`_ g copy of letter from nr. i_ockley, ReLion-
al Director, Yederal Emvrgenc7 "Ministration of Public '.forks, and the Clerk was
directed to write him ;or a fora of application for local and E rant in connection
with cull proposed sewer syst s.
I
The Clerk presented the n1:_t-G=er of f:'1f orcim of the fireworks ordinance, and
�1e nas duly directed, In accor we �: , r ce � .-
' ZT (Aa e �11"G�: p&:.�t :.3.'aC;Gi , t�3 have tt;E: arallc:l dis-
tribute a . otice that the disc_.arEe of firework: vao absolizely prohibited in the
Town, exceat that f it wor4s co:i. 6 be son off froo noon, duly 3, to midi iEnt, July
4th, 193S, but tt t squealers, bombs and tanedus could not be s t off aL any Niue, ana that
t7F -�rS: all be duct".Or].ZE.Ci t0 employ =aSSlvtunCex Oi`1 july 3s'Cz «:"iCi 4ti i11 100ki:1E af-
ter this matter. The Cler! .as fury er Oir_ cteG to write to the dealers in the
Town that the Council consibern6 bombs, squealers and ioryeaos Can,erouv, and ask-
ing then to abstain fro!i se1.linE tRe sam .
The Clark brou,_"ht up the :latter of ha'1 inC the additional levy e&ection on
Primary My i "i 9ppte`."'-tiler, IMA, instead of in V _ latter part of "e'OtC.mber, in vie '',
of the fact Kat it apparently would be "uch easier to Elet the voters ant on that
date than at a snecia.l election. Te,was directed to confer with Vgar D. Smith, the
County Auditor, in reference to this matter, to see if this would be satisfactory
to bold the two elections together.
The Street Suet. mas directed to procure 4 5 fret of 3 z 8 lumber for curb-
inE on �ast Bay Street, and to construct a concrete vu n er anc crossinv Ut Seattle:
Avenue on lay Street. the Cl_ k uas vi ected to wrlta .;ohn A. Pattlson, iUl'n .gin-
Ginee_r, to see if he coald ii7C. M the strip of gravelled sioewalk on Kitsap. StreE;t,
near the .;Tetzel property, uncer the `:j.2.A.
i ac,e Clerk reported t'Kat the MOM TelePho ie a lelegrag_ CO. hate tilea a
written accpptance of Urdl.nance 437, which had been oily Y!eu in tr1e. Clark's office
on nay IF, 1938.
r -c= . OAt .s of `' un ul T a" "Must, 193E? the
�. It ::a.� dal;; voted that ciur•ilt_ t 'r ,, � � -:
Council neetiiE at 8 p.m. instead of V:30 ;.M.
The follos:;in : - ills were 'oresentV:
4.5)
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co
Port Orchard `transfer
Pt.Or. cl rd Lumber Yard
Lumber cupply
Pt.Orchard lumber Yard
Bremerton Concrete Products
Iumber Supply
Lumber Supply
town phones 6.05
2 ricks wood 5.00
lu giber cc nails for tank base
lumber, water tank piers
r-,
lumber L Sails, Day Gutters
sexier pipe
lumber
�IIISICi`! 9`2'11 L.I.D.
lumber
and warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
On motion, the meeting; adjourned.
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,7,�RX
46.25
3.12
147.24
23.01
6.26
16.53
I!UYOR
June 13, 1938
1 the Council met this eveninE at 8 P-0. Present: hayor• 21emin6 and Councilmen
Stevenson, Norton, Corliss, Cotibey and Thompson.
.the minutes of the meetinE of Lay 23, 1538, were read and approved.
We Hoglund appeared before the Council and stated that if there was any extra
dirt on Sidney Street, it should be dumped on 5weahey `street, and John H. Pattison,. tthe
`.L'o`iv'n TyEineer, who was present, stated that as soon as it was determined what dirt was
needed • for Sidney Street the: extra dirt would be dumped on Swea ref `street.
,0ke- ="oE and coley_ pained about t't";e humps in the sibe.wal o, ane the 1j"tter 11vas re-
ferred to the Street and Alley Committee, 406 it oas aLreed that the ;street ana "lley
Committee would meet on Tuesday, june 14, 1938, at 2:00 a.n. to discuss this matter.
.The Layor stated that he was present on Sunday
morninU,
.tune : , 1938, to
inspect
the lirdce across
the lack jack,
but that ., e was t'Ke
only one
present. after
discus-
sion, it was duly
determined that
JoLn H. Pattison, Town
7ngiaeer, be askew to
include
this Me the TPA.
It was stated
that it was thr ouUht
that it
was necessary to
fell a
cedar and solace the same across the strea", together with any o16 lumber thaxt could be
availed of.
f hr. Schooley, the renresentative of the CuicaCo Bridge L Iron Co. spoke to the
council, in respect to the labor ^itoation in the erection of the new water tank, and
stated .that he thong4t, in all probability, it would be necessary for them to sublet
the contract to a Seattle contractor, with YV. Lawson, their 'ormoa.., re ;ainin6 on the
job, and sup; rintending the construction thereof.
After
discussion, it was
the consensus of
o inioa
of
tie council
tout the Council
was aEreeable
to this solution
of the diffic.alty,
a.la that
if the tank
was not finisted
by xuE. 1, 1938, thsY would give clue consideration to the uaivinL of any forfeiture by
47fi
reason of t Im- -ei-co-:ipl (-, t i b" '4 ante.
HL 11 e y
'D 1-t '0 a 01: F' ti: er't
m'tt��T
'i-f
tli'(:
nuOeosity of -)Urcr;as
180 feet
of 81, pipe, 2
8 11 7.ralves L. iu
t:::e
iii
order
t-j
pi-o-jerl cw iiiect Lop wi -u'i
'U'Lie cw talik,
a"'.6 _ie via-S cu'ly aut"lorized t-o wu L:Ie -possib-le n,:cice, L',:0 to
uce Iowa Valves in thle. installation.
The ?mq-1 Oub-Iittlr(� ficurcf, on te ties i., tne, Coll,-tj-L).r-t' ()4'
o u 1-16 at.. 017. for t:Ir ijev1 "'Ut t er to?? oy lu- erg, F, _G c ouoci I I diJy a cc e- _ -p e d t h e
jo�Cl, anc nt o-f of totall bile, ''.Or'
- U: _1'� Ze6 PaITII`�P-, I -, 3. 13, to it t'nP' C-afl of
.17
t'L':c'�
he, alic
, ayor
.'IaG L "o to
on
�.;"L�urs-
6ay, June
193P, L"o s�,e tie
'Ras
'3eal't-le
to
Sti
iri 1-That
enj�"iT
Gut" 'l-lecessury
in
the
t i r) J ot ii
j � (1, 1.- o j-1 ?.vas �3' e -,r
a c
IC 0 LI _0i I IJ
tI i "t
q
1'.(I_-te of, ti,%c.
price of
c s arY
aL:ta requireo
i-I'1 the Lz�pplica
tion,
Out
I w u I C" '-, C
Ile
nrerar�_�6 to d s L� t
�',ie ne:�t
of t'-c
D U YI c 3, -L
�'n,_ w-re 1presEiced:
L.
Cookson
R.
P, arson
p .
sluc r-Lib e
.T.
01ITeill
Co.
6wa re
cta'lbard %'L'-)il Co.
70 S t e m Un i on
Amr. Pllcr. ,- 17tenm 9unnly
A.D. Carter
D.7 Ste in
yd'.
TCliance —C'or Co.
-L . S) au no e r S c on 1c --a c t 0 1-
Mdcaro 'ri6f-e Iron G'06
np 1E: 11. �te
Olyn'lpi C 1 1 C'..'L :-' -C i01-11ti
7113 via rd -CO Oper Coi----_
dust r i Tractor �c Tquiot. Co
Howets
Standard Oil Co
,Tac'cson ,'ac'Line
Pt Orc"-IU_ 6 1 tj'11;er 'd
Tumber Su-ppiy
J'ol-m H. Pattison
Xozlels Hardwzirc
Standard Oii Co.
DImber Supply
"Olue L_otor -'o.
R.L-1. Bicknell
Pt.Orcl:,atrd Yd
i,aydyj 7,IUL:,,hes
i".1'. Cal -ter
Pioneer `-Fnd & GrL-Ivel
i "Y f
'."ork on ta.-I.0 f ounca�i )II
10 . 4-
It 11 !1
6.33
it it
8.80
to
8 .,3b
200 i()-,) --
- ,'lifts
1.72
dIL"_, o0iiCI, et": for-O' c
13.87
Ot 0 1' b i 11
G a o 3 1 in
U t e r, I
8. M
I, J. n - e r i.-II L' CA: 'ba S e
4.00
7.56
.10 01 Oa cc, il,able
4 . 6 b
b .,-,I
0 nie
4 9 .17
1C'L u I' G cA: i'c
to
a G Jy U iu f:,;!) a I
R e c'r z, e C . 0 - 2 ?i .-- e x 2.25
cuttinL' i.4ra(,er
nal , I F , .95
- L-p a�.
oil 36-29
coal, rods, :i its, 5.63
1 i-ber 33.01
1_a,,nber l u1 tF rs j 27 .42
?;II) -a) . 40
Irt o S F,
4
enLi leerin,
I'L .00
b)I-s, etc.
12.07
-oil aiic; j.L-,s
12.67
1 umb e 1,
2. 29
re -pairs tc true'{
12.00
1 U, nU'e 1
27
6 2
er i
a:-'C " r Lk
41177.
DIV13107 STREET (Austin to Cline) LID
A.D. CARTBP Bngjneerin�- 8.00
D.E. MY; Enci ne er i ng 6.00
OWTGH! SWRART I.T.D. No. 3b
PT.0-RC1--,-hRL Ordinance Appruvinb;Gol,ec0on 11.50
and warrants were praered drawn therefor.
1 On motion, tKe mvetinL adjoarneG.
x A
FrE
2.B. Flemim, Ynyor
June 27, 1938
The Town Council uet this eveniuE at 8 p.N. Present: hayor jleuinE and Coun-
cilmen Stevenson, Closbey and Corliss. In the absence of 2&nois L. ApplcEate, Town
Clerk , Nora A. Hejry, Deputy Town Clern, took Ve minutes.
The minutes of the meetine of June 13, 1938, were read ana ayprove6.
Councilman Corlies reported for the Street & Alley ComEittee in respect to Like
HoUlunbl, complaint about sibew&lKs aV the conditioi of Gueaney Street, and it was the
consensus of opinion that there was no nocessity for doing a"ythinE in the Katter.
The matter of water seepinL tkrou,h the Crouno on Prospect St. near Pendletonts
wao brouEht up, and Harley jorlon, Water Superintendent, state6 that he was of the op-
inion that it was not a main leak, anu Ile was sirecteu to note dili,ent effortz to
find the cause of the trouble.
Farley Norton, 'Dater Superintendent, reportce on the prices quoted on the pipe
and fittinEo required to connect the new an6 o16 wer tanks, anc he was directed to
buy the mopt inexpensive kind.
Discussion was had in respect to -he parkinC problem, ano the Water Superintendent
was direpted to inform the Town EarKal that the Council KVM6 hiPq to c0r.ar.,ience to
issue parkinE tickets for overtime porkinE and inoroper pirking on Day 3treet. The
Town Clerk was directed to write to the Mate HiChway Department to make sure that the
Town Lod authority to enforce this ordivance of the Town.
It i The Deputy Town Clark read a letter' receiv& from the Oun of h1wa is respect
to rental rates on a newer system, and then precented tentative figures on proposed sys-
tem for this town. After much discussioa, Council truly voted to told a speciol meetinE
on Tuly A, 1918, at. B,p.m., when sewer nnEiaeers would be present, to niscuss the matter
more fully. The Tovn Clerk was directen to write a letter to the Portland Cenent Assn.
askins then if ihey could Bend an engineer on sewer systems to be pwe2enl at Kis meet -
Doh n H. Pattison, town EAEineer, who wao present, stated tE at he van another
en,ineer,woulc aEree to nate up all plans on u sewer system in form gatisfactory to
the PWA, anc have tlem completed witKin the time stated by tl,,(-, :g,jA, for the sum of goo;
478
I t In t i f 'L r ' C. "o1.Oj act1 s -c- !..l t 'Giar0uttlC, G!!:- for
7ja o f e t ota cost o f I; e '3 V 0 LZ ',3 a -i 0 A 0 0(' Ue 6 Ui t (2 d
n e L e u U t v C r"{ Y. e ad t t e j:' f r J+J- b;a 1,< 2 2:. s C C, G.O. reiLti ve to t Cie
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�'- The lerm-,s j. t t -Cl -
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Df the ljo,-v wa t e, r 't 6. 1?11
senteb ly Dejuty -Cler,c, the to !Liave co,,�t �b-38, vvL-�icii
acce-)tt--6. (,y U,!-,e ;30ullcil.
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Clcr',C r)ii-3erittla u re e - ijti :M Ct 11' Ctu tt!c- 4 u- t e '.2 e, U U r ass T Ll
of Of, --,tate .1CCi
f
re Ut i oil vja _-. U Ui I y . -assed by Gt,.f2 Goulicil, _,O,3b(2y
votilll- in fw:01. t-IE:reof.
1)3_f2 S(:!_ �1wn -ii; i 1,,icer
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t t
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PI&Ce --rc-cen ,ave -0 1.E a.16 a _-t :L, GA !I-. CUB Si Oil 1.e, %Vu 2 Cil,,,,ct-
'c to re.IEAce Sd v.,it", ]LB1,11 or 241, C0,1cr"tr, 'G:) S best
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ri c L'lb� Stec;.: C,�;
a
34.b0
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c ei, -e----.t etc -,,i t L� I 'uaqe
100.00
ur tout !u-)Y)ly C 0 .
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3.30
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steel , -b,
P3 -Lor tali'{
f
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n e (,,r4 _USe
lb.00
J" 'Tall -ford
tc
P<., C 4 f i I 1:0
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4 . 50
1�
ta 1 , C'i�;in bloc `&y t
U, i nL-, --v Icier-
7, r,
,,ren,,,(-,rton oil Delivery
Roa6 oil
7 3 1 .,r,) 0
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0
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a v e 2_, t iL, 'm unloa(,scow
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479
Sidney y Street, L.T. �Jf
"40 � contiylueu j
jolmber[: & Nforr,,iarj
mixer time, t ruc:k
tir_re
24.7b
Pt.Orc'rhard Lumber Yd.
cemen t
808.02
D SDI.7 S T)_;T n1,1 7 10
J36
Kitsap Lurncer <c Feed
plywood
1.02
Hol•nberr- & Noriian
.slixer time
40.50
DE Kt�B
?fit sap Lumber Fieed
plywood
2.88
nol berL & Norrlan
mixer tine
6.75
a .c warrants were ordered ora�,;n therefor.
On motion, the rleetin=_
ace„lourrsed.
i
'. _Aer_lin� , Uayor
, ?1?L ,GA'1' :, Tovr12 Cler7c
t
By., � -�'. D u t �J
July 6, 1938
`1"Cle Council met this eve-1-11iiiE 1'il soecial s('ssion �,t 8 p.r'r. to consi er a pro-
posed seder system for the ''Drip, ir: accor«a: ce rrit : arxar., et_iezi-us made at the meetinL of
t111£ Council ielo (on yjunle 27, 1938. Pre ent hAA:'or' zi'le:ilf1 alU Counc1.11Aen :�tevensoli,
C •iTorton, Corliss, oubey aiii� l[;o
John H. Pattison, `town _';InEincer, wac _)resent anG tad wit 1 Lim ! f3 W y, a sew-
er en[•inee r. :-r. P<attison stated that the State health Dept. wou16 not requireDi u
oiw�ro:al plant.
It wa-s the: cougensus of opinion of the Council that the sere, develop 'ierlt should
be limited to the con,, -rested 'oorti'on of the to--n, a ld routTlly from, Rockwell -venue 1,]e.st
to include Pottery Hill, and ragninr 'back on )iuney to 'e1.cl.er Street.
"Tt was formally decided 'Ghat a public heari.nLr would be held i i respect to the
riiatter at the next meetiii{ of tpLe Council, t •be helc on :Tuly 11, 19,8, and the C"ierk
vras duly directed to ask Guy ''letzel, as a6itor of the tort 0r•chard YidB?)e lcxent, to Live
due publicitw- i;n respect to tPe nro�sed rseetinE .
The followi-nc 'bills ,,vere presented:
,.. ,- -„
Henry -u -cher 10 hrs. wor.c, 22:°os pect leak 5.50
William Br ua - ahn ° " F6 " 4.95
Ri charo odk ins 12 6.60
area viarrants ;ere ordered ravin therefor.
0n motio'i, the rrieetin` I ui'1-1C_a.
Vranci� = Applegate, ;ri 1 vrk
ylerninc ,
July 11, 1938
` Ile Council met this at r p.na. Present: I:mayor Y-ler.liliL: alld Council -
Teen '7:teveneo-n, 7%,101-trJ'_'.l, Corl1SS s:7C1 COti t ey.
minutes of tho special mpetinE of .duly 6, 1038, were read and c .rode( .
A nU"jer of citizens were present in respect to the call for ca general Met -
to to 2xnrnsn an opiDion about nw� in(- an vpDlicutinii t(7 the for a nroast ana Ica"
or r, tee. er Nyt...... 2r.e .`.uyor pr..ve_Z E:c toe nutter that we i,.a.ca an op,;or .ity to secure
rant of 45 and a loan of EL`' pit 4% 1 of Brest , to conotruc l+ d wt:l;ler system in the
town, and that a roo _ estinatE had been made of 60to 80 thousand dollurti for a oe':I-
e:'r Mick voulo cover from Rack ell, west, includi e Mdney out to nElctlm Cline
Street and Po.tery Yill.
it :;as estionted toot it could colt Q1.00 to 3100 per residence ice ic.r :iontii
rental, in order to pay the loan off in u Duriou of a bowt 22 years. TV consensus
of opinion of the meeti_hL `.4"as hat it woold to Mee for tie %+7':'n to avail of this
opportu Aty, but objection wati v)icea to tar fact tKat w rsons who aftF:i'wards con-
nectel Flith tAP cE'wer oystai woulo not 'Jay their Droper proportion of the cost
t!her-of, aM it was uY1C'eroto& t nt in franint t c pr• mince roper provision s': oula
to mace Mt people sa; oequentiy to ninE in on the s-ner should guy for a ;art of
the co.•t of the tru_h t tower. & s w«7.1 as for runninL in outlets for vunant lots.
It was finally decided that it was wise for the Council to expeno the sum of
`' M for prel iminory e hnineerj nE esti -rsies in order t _ :t a proper agDlicatiun could
be m,6e to t'hu 1 1k, if, beinE ua6 rstuu6 that the coat of We enEinceriuL would be
000, Mich would be a plied on account of tl e total, e h` ineerinL will if the ;roj-
Ect was accepted and the Eraot uAd loan mude Q t ., _ I , total enUineerinL an unicil
woulo be between i J . nu 7 p r 2ent of the total cist of the project.
John H. kattlson, tLe Ava _,nLiHeer, and M My, Lis caosiciatQ, ve're :,`rest z,
and tnFy were directed to ii".vcci< tely rii.ka this prGl1Y_inary survey, so as to be
rE'uacy to put the application in at t'_'2c eur in t po sib.ic moirent.
` ll-, ; Cl,, rk read a Atter "_'ron the 2airbanks horse Co. statlnL t'iut thuy Would
"Ive QJE. 00 for the olo pump, f.o.b. 9eattl . !he Water Supt . stated t} ut tLe pres-
ent motor could JE _Nailed of for runni'nf_ ¬'rher pump, and be was cult' cirected to
order the necessary ']arts, to that we would have a fully eq_ Sped pump as a st red --by.
I
:,arley Arlon was also uireeted to ask Omar Vaq ee if he would not dump his 016
auto bodies at the foot of Aredericc Street.
The ;'lers was 6irected to `;trite N .C. lorthe , _'own—urs..al, to i J c:':'E'aG an6
enforce the traffic ordinance in respect to Bay Snreet, iY1. o rued so the i ouncil l":as
adviFed yyr t''tl- rtatE HiEhva. icy t. that the town a6 jurisdiction in rLagect to Loars
s
of purti'.L, etc.
The follomin, bills were presented
h.... Jackson
Lolmber. ` & A crma.1
rtanVrd oil Co.
Hu, 4ey Octernin
Harley . .Gorton
Verne 0orliss
coal and steel 8.34
Las, etc. k?.84
mixer time '7.50
t as 43.44
repairs 00 Grauer 16.2F)
pL:troi duty j my arc .. 4th MAO
.r 10.30
481
PuF- et �.-ounc Nelys Go .
rowe I'Lot•or Co.
Tacoma Supply
Afarn. Pl`bg. & :..tea*_i'Sun-ply
Vifi11iams• iiaratsiare .
Carl. Lal,•�stad
Holmberg « i•lorman
� olmber€ J orr;an
Standard{ ")i1 Co .
Carl Larrstar
Bic'_Inell
j Tames R . Patt i s on
Donal6 7% f .tei n
A.D. Carter
0'r;e Tuiotor Co.
Vlil l iamo Hardware `
1- ov c' s Ha rdv;are
Peartion Crawohaw'
Ho,�ie's Hardware
Holmberg & Norman
James R.• Pattison
Jackson IZuchine 5n5p
Do nal a -7-� . r t exi n
cler'<_ts office sap-)Iieti 3.60
repair:; to r)ic':, up 21.63
I«eters 'hose 9.48
f re i f h.t 1.30
snove1 k1.70
e_l iiieeri iL , ter ta- 9.00
KI*2-.,-L2 S21YR"ET LL.I.D. r41
r:�il_er tine 4.50
9 -'R� ET L. T.D. #40
mixer time
12.75
:' 1
7.57
e:: ineerin__
18.00
engineer1nL
6,00
e ni2- in e e r i ri &,--33.00
engineering
24.75
engi ne.erinEi-
8.00
reuasrs
50.59
nails, hose, etc:.
13.75
globes, lanterns
2.25
tc.
28.09
1ariterns, hails
16.90
]1,TVT:>T; ., X-,.Y1SI �_, _ C3:I= :�) T:ID i"km
mixter ti::e
en';ineerin
grates
en: ineerinz;
anc warrants v,,ere ordered dru,mn therefor.
per_ On r2otion, the meet �E journec.
An
"r
6 .75
1.00
10.00
2.25
July 25, 1938
=he T'o-w-n Council met -thi'- at E. p.m. Present: i ayor 2ler,inL and Coun-
cilmen iTorton, Cosbey and 211ompson.
The minutes of the T:ieetint- of July 11, 193€3, vrere read a:Ld. ap-11roved.
Councilman Cosbey brought up t'tie r_utter of the fact t �t C�u t Lindquist wisYaed
to put a cerient sidewalk in f ro It of his ba'ery, and Eye trishea to know in respect to
grades, specifications, etc. , and after discussion the, Street Supt. was authorized to
fur As11 a sketch and specifictions in respect to his property and other property atirn-
ers on the noi.ti_ side of Bay Street .A o raiz ti t be i iterested, and in case of need, to
employ the `ho�rm ono-ineer i�i respect thereto.
The Clerk reported that the County Assessor stated that tine assessed Valuation
of the Tot n for the year 1938 was "p3lg,471, an increase of some '9,000 Over 1937.
The Clerk also reported that V e Street Pxoject submitted to the 13taie Highs^gay
De pt . t.ad been duly a-,pprovec by the Dept.
The follovAn bill-; �-aere presented:
Pacific Tel. &- Tel. Co.
txL. •..BRA. � �i���l,
'�ayor's, phones
5.20
482
jeylry Doyle
Richard AIrcills
Tacoma PlbC,. `',u-pplv
Am j�n . P1 bE, t eanm 7Z un'-ply
�'a i rb a n1c s o r e & Co
Pacific '2r,1. 'Y- '.el. Co.
�t.Orchtzr6 lumber Y6.
IiiElmr."ay qui-t. :+'Und
I. urnb e r
B I' e rl'e r t on Y
Pt.Orch&r6 _unC
'Jiloer
1't.O1c'.,lur6 Street
Glen Jilcer
R.1, . Bickii-ell
Pt.Crc'-,_-i-d Genc.ral AuiCj
F_ Gl--n �ilo-er
v,.,(D.rk an, water punly), etc.
1-1 V-1 3- T) -1 L. I I t
unions, lls, cock:
T1_;
1 _ImI r , L,
e
I j.1m er, na c
60 bblo. rood oil
T '7T :'3 6
reira)ursea
Z. T.D. , -37
f 0 r e r gates
E.YiLirieeri r i E
ft
�s 0, r e , i,r n C- e r i I -v tu
-4-1-1 ne C, I' i Ili--'
Iumtev Su-0ply i1r;foer,nails
Chas. R. "I'atts CuY_-L-' coi0ou 16,
'�-tr,,:et 2und e i n i - ouy,Ge for t3m-,-. L :_-tbvt.
Ptl.crcl--=,rd Iuyn�er Yard cer.ent
1. D. #41
Glen Wilder -ineeriiaLl
and warrants viere ordered druvm t'aerefor.
On MctiXl, the rieeti.-,.: a
'0 r,"�
10.4..
2.20
0
18.60
11.46
3.94
1.00
1.38
21.38
40
12�- .0 0
6.00
1.5-00
31.48
2c,-.00
6.00
19.7-7
Z.00
1-11-30
47.30
132. r121 0
787.bC
16.00
1
_U,�Us-rs 8, 191_�;8-
1- t Y c) r c LIL a ri d
the 2 ov,, n Council m e t t ai s i at P1' t--
X Oe
Counci Imen 7 te ve n 2: 0:1 "Orton, 0
a�,v r p eac E"'Id. -C;
T f ul 19 3
t re t ct c on F, ol t e 6 �,v` tr the Town 1'rir I r Uout
-et pia r e,� o i t(6 Q 6 lee
front o '_ Dl u , is I i 6, all th4_7 t %vas le e 6 e
pj:,oDej, boJL16-in!__- I i nc, to Curb.
-1cil iyl r('spect to -uttin. in
uppealce<., i�-Iore t`l;�
the alley a6,jjacent to his proP)ertj, a t,,,:-, 1-e Put tult-ie alley in sl pe
!rjj. t,,rl in the next t,::ro or three
Jo- n 11. Pattison in rr,,-snect t3 __rs, itoLL,!�.y cores lti,i id'L about t1le
conditiorj of t1jt.7- ,jjr-r b et%ri �veei �-ier la ac 1_rs.
,j
u, i c� e r
t,-:,, t e G t 1`1 t h e .�! o 'j la
'v e p u t s a o e T, le
Z k
C I e 1- -.,c e --I -p 1 - C- o e Y I L (.1 A !'O:L I,,! i u f OV' ill� 10 C L
ir,aprove-."ierit (,i.—Iricts;
483
Division Str�et (Sidney to Seattle) sidewalks, curbs a -_au g utters, 1•I1) "36;
P.e:alb `street & Seattle Sidewalks, curbs `utters, LID -r37;
Division Street (r.usti.i to Cline) sidewal-Cs, curbs anc gutters, LID f38;
Ki.tsap Street ( Seattle to Roc,a=ie1J.) sidewalks, curbs and• `utters, 1lIZ # 41;
VlhiCCi wdre OrQeSeQ p.LaceQ do file. '[Ie Cleric tKen pre ,e''Yteu resolutions for the -'near-
.
ii1 on these asse.smeYlt roi-�s on Sept. 12, 193�?, at 7:30 p.m. r:.a p ic. ., l reotions 1vere
duly severally adopter by the ";ouncil, Councilmen "teven,on, Uorton,.Corliss and Cos -
bey votinL in favor thereof.
The Clerk was d. ly autilorized to wri to to the C icaL'o :-ridge L Iron Co. that
the neti^r water ta:�'k hGd been accpeted by tie Council.
The consensus of opinion of the Council •,as that for thie tire beinC,, while he
firms busy, the ';rater 9upt. si-lould devote '_1is tide excluoively to the water, until the
further orrder of the Council.
Ei`scassion was hao a'Lo It providin a:ic, shLed o:'i the `:later tan!c lot;,
and the same arras referred to the Council for investiL,'zition and takinL a iy action at
the text meetinE.
The, Council discussed tiiCe i.gattes' of a - arb +e 6ui?i'J and d:idiu- the Nu--6e;ted sites
were: �t i_elcher Street; a Lulch oil the first road runYliYiL' edt;t from ;iuliey just South
of the town limits; a:16 t'vie apace on 1?re6erick Street between furs. Coiien's &Ila 84teven-
son s-'urntiture Store, and t, e Clerk was duly directed to write the Council, calling
their attention to these sites and also to investic ate the po,,sible loacation of an
ecquipnient shed at the water to k .
John H. Pattison and Z:.'°:.8. fey appeared before the Council with dntd in respect
to the propoeed sewer syster. '} ey stateu that the sewer system covered practically
I
the entire town, eicept :11itcliell ilill, a-jd that the estimated cost was -';?158,592.00. Af-
ter discussion the Council 6irected the: calling, of u special r�eetin to be held next
_
°-onday niht, ''ugust 1.5, 1938, at 7:30 p.m. a-r the ' g_Owl) fall to discuss the data fur-
nished by -the Engineers, the public to be present.
The Clerk presented 0rdirla lce J-4o. 439, callinrE, for a special millace election
on Sept. °12, 1938, which, on motion, arras duly adopted, Council.rien `>teven.son, Tortorl,
Corliss and Cosbey votint, in favor of t e sa:. . fhe electionx officers mere: Inspec-
tor 1,.T. Harris; JuuL,,E , ana JudLe, iurti. 1-dit i i'. Munzelman.
The Street Suet. was directed to rer:,iedy the condition of the rocks at the foot
of Sidney Street.
The followinE- Gills were -presented:
.T. Harris
',alph Pearson
Dick Adlcins
'W i . I'ruhahn
}ienry
Turlber• Supply
Standard. Oul Co.
airbarsks, 1 - 0 r s e "o.
Ho�Rre' s Hardware
110vie ..-otor Co.
Kittidp txuto 'reit_i t
i Duce Electric Co.
labor, new tank
3.85
labor t«nk
26.40
labor, new ta_1'c, water tud
40.70
labor, new tan•c
34.65
typias meter books
5,40
2 sacks cement
1.73
L.ati 01 i n e
2.87
sct fltt.nL.S for 'r' t,im']
91.00
union, hai1:,.;:r 'ianoic—s, etc.
2.26
re;pairs to pick-up
2.78
freii;ht on nui_,ilo
4.37
�;uUrc, ;_'loge, locknuts
.68
y'ciir'L`anc , Cr'tiF, & Co.
"'clir'Oc.�Ks _.:orcFe .-. vo.
Pacific ':V tevroi'cs ',apply
11ia-,S iTar(IWaZ'e
Co.
-ureell ',o.
Amm. "IbL-gtea-._ ;p^ly
Lu'.ce Iec^,ric C•0.
l'Sinerl ur'een, ITTc
H,,::' Tlav,e .
01yuiric Iron �• Qc: i �Es,.
Le,Xa1.b `'Rattle LID '�37
T.' A", (continued)
r s Yi' x on pump
5.170
L0untinc�, purn-0
91..90
` basic pum-0, 1 ss _�iti:il�
+Ei.00
valves, noxxes, tees, ''lu':
1 .27
sIzovel.s, �:tu::ps, uTlion, etc.
fre1i€ 'nt oil trade-in -pump
pipe, pI[I, f tee, ti1F.e%To
;c51.22
cutter
.39
libra-r", l ii l:t s, 010•)e , ( "n or 33. �0
asOl�.Yle '7.0`,
4.00
t: r'Icterrit�,a f'>`,C LiE d.leyr 101.34
1:ctCa1 b ca `,eatt-e
I.TD ;'J37
for' 10an i; -3 r'is
C.
Livi ion :.treet I.I�
.3
"6
foil "Yu 'LErIc-:iS,
:tC.
lf].brr
i't.Grchcai.•O trr- t
2'uild
truck reel-4:::1
0
Jciin H. Pc--6tison
{:i l lilt
IIb 00
pt .C.rC'f:V'l.'6 !�-tr•E`c t
'u.n6
trU C':{ I -feted
4.5o
T_.:. Glen 'ilc, er•
ill it eri :(
E:.')0
E. GI r-:n '.'il6er
e_i ivT.eri'z, rise:
e,lt x 01.1
8.00
Jo}.ri ! . PG, tti�Qn
! rl�•"iiiF'E'r1Yl`
l�•U�
:1: n ''ii1_cer
e"i inr�r!.
2.00
Pt.or'c'iar6, Street
_r',z="iCz
true{ ('T2tai
18.00
John H. Pc �ti=orT
:.c;iYl eritis
60.00
John 11. P-: ttis--)n
eYlr;i:Ieeri1-1,
30.00
Divisi0 1 Strept I -II:
;i
r'].c:,iS,
CtC.
4F50.66
Holym iL ToJr. : aia
'i011'ic;erE' I;ori:�lz
E .T-. I loyd
Wilk ins-LursFa, Il.Lc.
,�tanoa:L-6 -i.i �` ).
V. Ca16 e11
Kit.,L. t ut0 '-TrE:i.. it
t=
1,uYILer ~,apply
HQ',::; e I s 6 we .
Hove 110-tor Co.
t r UC t? IiiE_
3i C'r t11';
t ru C? r`- ntal
a s of ine
Pearl U,il.
10 0 f t. 'CIO s f::
1 l-t; nu 1.
on vOlil-�a, L1'ei at
lur:lbei'
1 ittF"P'irsfLb� tC.
xc-o«ii•s t� true°cs
an, v:�;rr:_,i t: E rF orcPY ,c, c: �'�..a., t;a
#iF_ c
JJ.J6
54.00
'34 . ; 0
J✓U
Jw70
a.50
2.24
27.13
�4.67
2b.53
f
�iUj"LIE: t :ib, ici 38
-purEUua-lt; i;0 no-no
tilE' nr'Op0 E Q E'z.'Fr' ,�y 0 r Ct .
I:"1 a.CC;^.:lG_i:.Ci; F11.G_."1DtiC , 1.VE'.'li, c. 1 • 't'_�� �,ex", r1't1£-_ E);. x1��L.E:ilti�' `:'i�i;:, �rf;S:'1t �.:t
tl'E.' City` 41Iall, vi-!ne--! thi? Mce.tiYT�: C_"l. Pre s1�!A ItcY01' 21--iliE_ ct'IQ
COuncili_e-i `'teve..so_"l, 0i10", carE -ison.
�fl iIpr i-t1 �01, �i:�' i,- ,.'_'Yl �i:__-,-'�-Sr'(-'Stwl ��Cl i; :,� Uc:i ci 1?1 L•c.�.}c:CJi, tJ `G :.e ,�J c:',•'i-
er prJJectu" ['_J'. l:L` tip CJ: t E. LJU", i �i, 1CA �li;ai; C',
485
b;, :� LveraC. r,e r2 1t.T. to the ordinary 'louseholder of • :1.5() per riionth. II stated that
a canvass of tine had been rlade L�:ia t?i�:t wI--ile the total .:Quad .•oe 472G a.
rie:CmontI,, the t o t a I rev2liue t,iouIa uc %48.00 p, xr montcl, Liv:I.:1L a iotal of about
per _nonth.. iLn informal dote was t iiEll, V!ILIC(I 24:101eG 14 LOx: a"-I(i 8 ciEc�iil:;t, but
all t .ose pretieYlt' V.:ere nj-15 re 'resenlec.. 1.'1 aucl-1 ll2iOri::lcl Vote. TLe citizems 6iscussed
tYie r`iattel - ro and cc-n, and fi:-iaily CQUIICi1_`lati '"J'O'`1.ies .lovec. t'lcit ctn applicc:6ion be sub-
•nittce: to the ';vA,in res pest to t}le project, �, .'lic" 1::��tion �-ra s culy eeo'ndeu ana tide mo-
tion duly carries, Councilr3ea1
c,orlitis" c,o bey and iixp2on votinL in favor
Of the same, ano Councilman
s:Q1'tO17
votl7.:-LL
a ain t.
.1ne "ayor Ce:clarec: the :`.lotion duly C 'rIEG•
•il }
he Street erupt. prF: erl;.cc t1:--c.tt,-r t'i.-;t Pa. for Gils.ispie o-_ the Gos;�el `'a�b-
ernacle desired the side- allc raitiE:;d in fro --It o�' ti-e cr:urck, but t�,e r_idtter was coati -a -
Lied wits- t'r_e vi-oug'nt that tI_e sU= to s'_ould fill iii —Bay street on the Churc _ side so a
to conform to the proposed raised sicle�✓c;'.{.
The fi ollmr;inu bills werr, presented:
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
-- Reliance I-otor Co.
Pt.Orchard Lumber Yd
rsi:..al's phones
gasoline
zi]`i:Y S'.L}U-E`i' 7:.I.D. FAO
cement - lumber
and warrants were ordered dray.n therefor.
n Motion,
Francis j Apple
4.85
6.90
792.86
d
7 r A65
+' Fler_.inL:,, I.?dyor
:.u�ust 22, 1938
The Council 13Ct t'!is eve -Lnj a t8 p.ni. Pr( --sent 112zy'or JleriinL anti Councilmen
Steve!l on, !orton, :;osbey and .ollpsoll.
T1- e •l "5 1� f_ p f l i 1
ine ninut �s o:E" the :_'1:_etii7�; o. .�u�. �., . �s, ie�:.: r�ad <:;:;cl �:�)�ir�Q �c.a, aiia tii
ii?11.3t '"a of t le special raeetivi-- of "uf . 15, .1936, 'were -react and aj)�)roved.
The matter of t}le se,.-Ier was tale,en ul) uric, it ^liS x'e_,)ortea viat i)(,titions were
be'inu circ'_3lated in the Town acainst the se`iPT' project. Tie flier'{ -,,,vas directed to
formulate a letter to the propel-ty ow-,I,ors o_ the `i'o :ri, as'{inG t?.1at t�:.ey express al -I
o-pinion in respect to the tiewer, by mari{in�. a ballot to be inclosed in the letter,
ballots to be opened at the Council I.eetiriL, Q!l Sept, 12, 1938.
The Cl: rk presented re solution uat .orizini the -`ayor• to file and ApDlic_ztion
for the svywer project, :and thr , T.Jayor and and To%,m -:n5,ineer to fur-
nish such data as mit7'ht be re:.Iuired by thkr P',IA, which resolution was duly passed,
Councilmen Stevenson, vQT't01;, Cosbey a .a 1"t"1rJ1'r1'pson votinr:; ii1 favor Of the sa.xe.
Ifs was cult' ceciuea by t..e ;aouliciI to use the ti:trcet e,lu betweelz -.-rs. Cohen's
r c. e r b a 6 urn 16
~tore a-.,.,c t �� veii so�-i Zu rn J- t 0 G
t3 --�v lr�, f-) ,ITILZYI l-e 7,-rect 7)6-t. wa-- directed ',,o 1(-,,Te.-L C 10 p ot" a- L o 1 r 111,
c u I in 2 5 10 d c ro girt at t' i c n o 1) 10 c f or j c J-
--c t C) 1�
cover t'!,- L,.,-arbaEe. e 1' i-� r 6 r r,�- C 6 0 1 DU i fy a,16 u
Geol-c-e zl— ccllectors )- I Lm.-a rb, a, - e o cecz-,,,'P fa? s-:'Or,dAC aium-
Y, Uoe t :� Co:, -q c
Street 13 u wa s a I � o 6irecteb to off al(; c,-'-cb-- UJ,Li,ip uiu -)u -u U,:) s II
to Vr,,,� cf ect t:,:St t?ae 0 C o u n c i LML� 11 C o b i a s c, A 1 111 j I Z) t L t i 0I s ]L'c c a -A u Z-�u
1 T - e I -, - a,-,
C. I V e I- t s t L�� TI I C C C S,9:il'y to Iloto-,., i.i 15�'ie
br a,)� .0")
..t''r t r ,I C,r, 6 t III t t !-I c G. r 1r v; C.. 1, JOG, v., C, u, d 0 %r f- 3:
-)r 2. o c 0 i s -ed to 1,
f S(,-jt-6
,T I n 11,--1, t t i n bOO . ,)0
I F a7T C-1 1 r.1 c t i Sri s u I L i,� � 2.00
j P(-- t cr On vota 'or tea 2.81
R. Peal "301 ox.
n-
2
r0a,r Oil C1, U.L e t e r !?L11-c(:111 Co. f I � I ., I Lt�.0 i 0 L, I B 2
71
Ti, -:%va�tcr -Issjc. -il Co. a 01 i 1 41.1J
-1dard Oil Jo. a s :) I i "-I .80
40
rd Oil Co. 42
o u n 6
TiL e- t c-, r s c . t>il 1C o . C.ase '6 . '734
I- r: fj t
0 %-1 T,.q 0 t i -xi t e, t i A71
-Lyol
71r C S n
C) u,1 I
C
z -7 1
1 -, t 7 1 A,
t, E. -Cre "Le lit r
u -!.I C - e,
a T,
I -
J 01* t 1) 1 D
Pi s f
t h Em
f
:r a 0 LAIla ovec
a; s, i
v;a D r c e
hill- -3 .L U :;:C U1,2CL,,,3seci
C,
(Matt'r
C)C
( 'Di u
1) f 0 1' 1 L S kU U �3 2 1 C U -6 own
Ha 11
It s, it�i�
iy
c i
d e 6
t 1, A t';�- -C, c 1
t t Y.
-,-3 u ) - -,, ,
a G 0 r i V C fe r
t -U L3 12 ',j 0 A c D I
L; c 0 u 1u- te
t tc 11
:u -1 IG
at u 0 -0
t
ne�ir -1--le 'o,
:1 ' -or 0, ) r
1 a a :r ana
-mi 41 nt
e f n, r it,
E-
Ics.
487 ��
.Tobin 1. Pattison ''tateu that tu-'Ie i'l rst block of tle �otte,-r-1 k %,jas
laic out to L--o on tine ea,��t side of L--p street, but 11-4t� 2:ecoj, U y1d C
0 tliat it start on
tile ,uest side of t-.- Street. It . aaS L. tie Council woulo v, i it the, Jill
e of
the si6pliva11.c on e6'.nes6a- niCJAU, --Dez)t. 14, 10,38, a-d decide about the i-iatter.
d
0 o u n c i 1 in a n Cosbey '��eatGlc- Sown --
in o"o-le -�roparty South of tol.1,,i, --for a Cjarb��,
(jutj but 'rka6 11.),L
y('-L a2d froni h i r:i
It was repol-ted tliat it would be -necessary to -,)!At in '--o�me piiing- to hold the
garbaCe d um-p beti;me-n !7tr he.-nls o-,,-i S aid C'one"! ' s st o:, e , a- - U � -U;-'ie Street Sui)t. vjLts direct-
_i
ed to at -Uen(" to t1l10 is -V:lell as ai.-i-ple oir6 -u,) (.,over ti1(2 du,'r,P).
It renort:A t-at -6hc-' ul"til occu-yim" ti--e p.-)perty was
not )Yne dL1rinL-;
t1re day, ct=7G it wac reconi;,Iended -1E,1!ut be as'ced "o reitove on or beo-fre fDv. 1, 12.38,
ana t�,at thlace b)ccunied 110rtol' relt, litit 2% ic, ate2 free.
The
cl:-ri.�as iected to as!c t'ne r.?ydto so vacate.
It was also 6,-,cid(:- Q that aft,r harle-,,If J'libethe
e I '�OrGo' n 1.1oved into Vllse P-er' s that
Or a d�: e used to tit ore 7-3""'I c- (A --I -it.
-�'n e C 1 2:-k r (- p a r t e a that t" C ma i 1 V0tE oil �It I (- s, EC 2 'Pr -,')o i t i ) Y i iia -o as f ) 1 i
.Against 190; ri,t:,,-,
for 6 4 2'5 4 ThAe Council -,iaceCi itsel-f on record in j:,ef(-,2:-Ejjce to
L
said vote in t lia t i t :_ only be i j-,-- vial t ca-rrly ou t the wishes of the -people of the
town, 's'.nd t'nUF rllV(-� t�le-� 01pol't'j-1i�Y to POTPij of t- A 2 n t
U PW r a. - 6 lowl, if they
SO W1 S'C-ted , 5--id wi 4L'no u 11 any f orce t'he issue t1-rou,-Ov.. 11 � Cal e rk wa s
U
aul- autjiorized -I.-o notify O.C. 'HOC',Cle' tlYlr,' PWA t?E,+ ill vieW of tviis vote the Town
i'-:ould itsapplicatio-ii for a slelver fir, nt a-.16 I o a -n
1"his ;gas the venin[,, for V, le on the �'inal rolls of t' foi-
10 W lat- Oistricts:
Division `-', t r P- e t {SidY t 1 e} LID T'3 6
De-:a'Lb & Se.a t tl e ll vent ie ID
Division Street (Austin to LID #38;
Ki'tss-o Street (Seattle to T.TD ,�41;
uno no ane was pre.sent objectim: to the -'ame. Tlac Clerk ILun read t"lic f o- oLqijl.,, ordi-
nances:
CA,dinance 441; ap� provini--,- assess'r.ie-it roll for -local Imp:L-)vejrl(..-lt District 36;
Ordina-rice 442; approvini_-, a&Eess-lent fDr I-ocal Ii',2j)rove1ieit District 37;
Ordinance 443; approvinC. assessnent -roll f or Local T,-.,I, - -tr-C 3
L - pXovement EiIj i t 8;
Ordinance 444; approving assessnient roll for Local IM-Provel.,lelit District, 41;
mmk i --qL-- the assessments heretofore levied accorclin& to the ass(�ss , -ieiit rolls as filed a
lien aE, -ainst the properties s,,)(---c--',fied in said ojrdiri-Ince,,q wer E, severally
duly adopted, Counc'ilrnen Stevenson, 'Torton, Corlies, Co -bey and ",Ioln—.,ml votirlL in
favor t1nereof.
rs. 'L�ilman made a-p-plic, tJ;)n to 61tl e Council for j3erLli:j i0l'i to 1101 eetil of tne Gurley Creek Garden Club a-t the -aii a.i(i -i„intain a c,,qpboard wit?l books
lcherei',I, a.nd V(-e natter was referred to trie 'llibrary �Joarcl for Lictioll.
--.vas preseill� al -id coni,)Iaia7-ed about all open 61
tcl - oil tIhr� north side
48N
Of i�i v i o i Y, o'n 'C'! i -I et 3 �i tf I (: "t r (? C, t 5 u'.'t . wa -_ a -- '_-Cec U ) at t e., I C. J Tt"C; -I e
L -1.16 t"nr" CIe, srruo directed t n ot if-%, t I I e f)rOpe r%V 0'.-nic S to at -up' no Z I _e next, I. ee- i. !IE of
�:, 12 . . - -.) - tl 4-
t h l t:) t EL t 'rl e -lu- t, e 2' o f, -,)JU i _1 a- I Q. '� 1 C L 1. on - - -, - L. U.
I C,, C
0 -F* t a' I t t i
I I Q it w J tl l ci t
-u "t. e :'> '6 il LA '6
_i'_l 1 i S f), C u I I, t U,,
`11& t e I
iu riy
_:Di' t :) 'i
re Or t G
u i a -I. I e Q a new motor iii ciis
truc'< at Lk co,.t of
o,Jer .101).01).
-t e d t 3 b t y t e e, f t ?i e C" I e r-, � "'Ira 11� () 1 :C __ LC
i,,,&l'c at t`_e 1OLliltaln nr000rtv.
T t was dal led to the atteYlt on of -.1 �11C`L 1 -15 ft e +.�,ivi s i oil of " _Luni C mpal
Cor-Poratiorts xx ruled t'iLt t"-,(- town -,ad lio ri,_`rt to fur_ii:i_ cltiurcl;es wit'! free
y e - `n�, t 'I a t wa -
-IT
�
t 1. rent 0 1" 1 0 e r -1 a 11 t V.; C) C- "L d I C11 I ar{ EG a i 1-1 t oyl after Oct. 1, 19,`
'_2 !-� e
a s
e c,
e
s r -iin,' -t",at tlie
'2own �;�-c notlr to
CO itjj to
- Cj:,
)y-OC)rrt
-xb,- L;n
is -.cent o%,,IE,r k'_LU'
(Iel' %'1100116 be 'L 0
C
01, t`iC, n-tter.
U `0
directed to irlc 1 de as resit i ;oG a "I'mDx i"''Tli._ t U I y 0 C o LIIT_;. t __ 13 L4 TaX YI 1-4 i C vita
about i1 1 ) o Li -i From 19 3 8 ".."');J16 to Z-,� cF 2:. -, D-L, 1"'10 i'r) o, 1: 1 1� G S - 0 U 1'i3 lu -
u Salary, lectAC LiL..tinL, S et, -'5')3
: L 1. r" C f 011 0�v i nc b i 11s ,7cr presented:
Ric�fielib Service
il , 4-:
a , 3 Lie tc
b -) - 7"?
I . - e"
'o
.�=s:):Line, etc.
41.51
T I
, 0 �., e I t t C) r C a .
etc.
1 . 12 9
Lurdb-r Suply
c, e i.,., e i -i U T(L:� r
1 .33
olyrupic "Vor",cc-
nuts
3.57
T,ret-aerton Oil 1'.elivery
oil
130.60
Georg.e _i?lanc,-Iard
cio-,, i for Fti:-ee+u
1.00
E. Ciei- t7il6er
ield 'nook for �3 t 1, o t
32-00
27,,'r e me r t o .i C, o Yi c r e t roducts
r b o x c s
36.00
Va-,tiri 11jericen
45.10
Tacoma 1'c Sur, I
i 1-1 c ad
;,-2 . 6 8
r r p _p- t" vave iron
4.39
0 lym, p i 0 Iro."I
on 1qaL3C tla-.1", t C
15.60
1,0" TL'otor Co.
i 1-s U r)
103.07
Ge o rr e E1a11char6
--iclor
41
Van ',Waters _'�o,:ers
b
Pt.Orciiard I11der)ende-_,1t
LL r 1�1-CIIJDlt, etc.
41.70
i,)ly.,-�,-ipic Ir�xn I-ICS
etc.
10.66
Du __cc 7-1 e c t r i c -"j'o
c I i D L; e s
1.90
iouices of clect-on, etc-
20.00
1-irlber Su-pply
I u iia`� e r
17 .01
T' T.'-. "0 41
't.:- I'arc rld 0 -0
' C T e.i(:ent
oil
9.40
All
r cl. P t -iard InCe-ae-,16ent
lution
9.3-1
r -3 1 j. L 7,
Pt. Orchard Indene.ndent
resolution
9.45
11� "'Li" 3 111717._ I i P_ 37
resolution
1,,) 20
489
'0' .11 r rl L.I.L. .o. 39
� I
;�.D. Carter
Carl Lawstad
James Pattison
l:r. rilson
H.?'. "ryant
James R. Pattison
.&.D. Carter
Bremerton Concrete Prdo.
Richfield Service
Standard Oil Co.
Holmber& w Norman
Hussey a Peterson
Pioneer Sand & Gravel
Olympic Iron ec I;iac'ni r•ie
Jro,,eI, Hardware
7. Lloyd
!Yilliams Hardware
Lumber Supply
Holmberg ec Yorman
Pt.Orc'ra.rd L,Lzmber Yd.
enL,ineerinL
►l
it
f,
fl
I -I . 1'0. 40
e:lgi�leeriri�
sewer �)i-pe
E as of Lie
. oline
rail er t i r_ie , truck t ii,: e
piston, ring— j,istalled, etc.
Banc, a1,1G rC,tvel
bl�. c'�srli t'Yl coal
nai L, fi l -S, -Ac.
ircuk tiAe
nails, spout, etc.
nails, shipla-.;, e'c.
truCc tl"ne
1,000 sa cer_1eilt t' Sr' lumber]
and warrants were oretered crmun t �er.efor.
8.100
3.00
32.00
5.00
lb.00
12.00
4.)0
5.25
3.29
45.99
92.25
74.61
24.46
360.00
4.00
15.16
24.50
7.35
6.89
y2Q4.755
r! r_ J . 3
The bill of Glee ':lilder against the Sic:nev .street LIMP :?o. 40 for en-
&JneerinC�• on the Cookson vial1, in the sure o� 1F .r)0, was ordered ''tie Id up renc..ing
further i r,7eMtiEation t.le-reol.
On mention, tl meetin1 was adjouriic;6 to "ieranesday 14., 1938,
at 7:30 p.r.i. topass ticte bucuet for the year 1939, su1hj act to the millaF ,.lection
to held ar pt . 13, 1938.1
�. �. _,le—,.ljnL'. , 1'eiayor
Francis ,.1. p1e ;ate, ;n C1
Septernber 14, 1938
the `sown Council raet in s-pecial session t}-.,is `venintt , pursuant to adj ournraent
of t'^e meeting; of Sp��t. 12 , la: 8, to �r�ss u�or� tli�- budE-et. ?resent: �;� yor i�'le.nin�;
and CounCi1'nen Steve—,so-1, ?'Torton, Corl'iss, Coti:bey and i') Ori13sC)t1.
l'he C I e r1cpresented the buf_4 et as made u-y for the year 193:=, and after discus-
sion it was duly voted to adopt the sa 1e as Made yap, COLUICilrleil `)tevC: is a.-1, ' Orton,
Corl iss , Cosbey and I- on son votin in favor th.eY'eof.
The -f:,.atter of runnin,, the first stretch of the ].'ottery -iill sidewalk on tile
east or vilest ,ide was discusser, and after cue co--isideration it was detf:rrriried to
have the zame run on the east side ws oriEiilally plaaner, and the Clcrc was direc-te-d
to se notify the engineer.
On,motion the meet .�� ad. darn d.
brancis L App1- gPt:E. "' Va CI rkj.
/'/.5-, ;;�
+'. 'lerrliri , lAlayor
r C. -q -F ;Tit, I ; . .LC
'2rr- To,,-i n:- t I/ : 3J e. i tu Q r 11 i C,
e V "i 1111, L
Co un c 1,1- r, e i On 1 D ' 1 1 1, `3 C) L, 0 _0 ell
T r.11 i r u t i� o f t I`i v e c t i S )e01ai 12 C e 1 -,1
.9 t 14 I'D 3 E�' �prDveo
Th e C i e r:.< r e G ?�i I e t "U I 1, 011 --i. q --a -L u i a t %A I-ef ��rence' -to co, jo
r L 0 -p r t 0 1 r a, - 'r
E: r 1.: 1: 1 a 's 6. y e C! I'. e d ';J Cel IV( -,I t 1 )0 i'l
2:- c s,) e c t 3
C 1:.':C E6 " a a.-, eX t ra C t fr011-L t"'C: t"i 12.:"
ril I'E' e C: t to 'xL.e a"-16 the
C-1 - v:as d i,- e cte6 t) 1.!r1'6,-. -u`ic L«x r co i..L E, c -15 o t �,L e be ":-,r c'u3.- (1 o IL sa�.Ic a, ':;aw-horse- si-n-s -were OrdlereC _"I&Ced to e fro-,_,i p;xr'cint so as to
prevent prone r
o onF )-orr,re6 i.,-i to crvlllstructi'�'.l of a Cii-1--ter On t 1101't:'
Side of v J-'- 2i -, n t r e e -t 4_1 11 f _r o Y-1 t of P 1 o c lan6 the ';Ireet -'w)t ':was (7i-7.-Ict-
1'1-ieasure tllle 2-a-e jp -7.,n(, ("jti.:1L;tp -As to f'�'-'C" 10 q4' , s 0 t t t E" C J'. Ik c o u
notify t lne 0 ':.' rl'. rS.
1"'las 'r onsD of
t C -Q j.'j 0 1 1 . '_ . L
. -.- -L -ea
e)g &I IC -10�t"j 1rO.__ T:,? - - (, p
f '�oao, a, -Id
it
ied a-c r'is at
e t Ll r I I wide,
-Ct&S to ")e 'street dleY "o*naitt-ii-l tne13ar "tree�EnE, i neer, t Cotact -.-r i1i Di-t to -_,ee t Cie wou-1-a uo abo -it 'Gh- ldutt- eD'
-;G C I e r 'p t L.- t 3' 1 c'!?'O'Isor '1c' i7i i':r. o 1 L
P1 La C e
j Oh n Pa t t i '_' On r e ec �A s' -10 lici 7� def (=ed -AIL e c 4.
t -is rr.eetli-iil.�.
b11Is r
r s t e d
D
Pacific Tel ze I Co
"C'Or
4 95
o e a n
0 o C
C. j Hilt
7.00
!,.d i t,-,, ".anzel--iran
7.100
IUMI-;el' SUpply
_,'cxaco c�,_rvice
Lant- i- , Ins u1'a,IcE�
ti e IcTavi
li6ew:_-6er "-SOC. Oil
1,an,_er, T;isura:ice
'-_3qt_ri ca,-, i'l "br Su-,)
u t i 0 aa'L '.-'t e r do
"'acom.' Plb(... Sun-ly
JC t J l6e
Pt.CrC'L'
u
j i ine
0.'1 -�-)J '-SUT�)
a` V. ells
iJ frost Leturs
i.e so n
IT T77� 1 '[ I __4cm
r e ,3 o I tion
Etc.
41
1.33
4 9 . 0 -'-
23. 9_
2J
1.94
6 9
9.40
9.35
491
Pt .Orchard Tndepeqdent
Pt -Orchard independent
A.D. Carter
Carl hawstad
J.R. Patti Non
R.C. Wilson
H.-F. Bryant
DIVIMaT 021=77T T,.T.D. 'To. 36
resolution
Ur K.)J,B :' -7ACM, 1. I.P. 137
resolution
POT'T�,'-IRY HILL t T =dial T T.D. 39
en;ineerinL
[I
It
ti
It
1TTTR'--:1,:T, T.T.D. NO. 40
Texaco Service Easoline
Chas. R. Watts Co. Concrete curinE con sound
Pioneer Sand L Gravel Co. saw and gravel, elassite
and warrants were ordered drawn tneTefor.
On motion, the meetinad� urned.
Francis 1.. A-ppl_ea e, - A I
9.45
10.20
8.00
3.00
32.00
5.00
15.00
36.17
47.30
396.00
MminE, Layor
October 3, 1938
The Council aet this evenimp at 7:30 p-M. Present: 0,yo2-.' a116. Council-
men Stevenson, _+orton, Corliss, Coobey Lnu Aompson.
Twis was the neetinE on the haurinE on the AM Budget. No one appeared in in-
spect thereto and the BuQet was wuly approved. Me Clark %Lon read Ordinance lo.445,
levyinE the 1939 taxes, wKich or67.' ance was My s6oDtc6 by the Council, Councilmen
Stevenson, Nartou, Corliss, Conbey and Thonapson vazinL in favor of the $a: u.
Walter Will$aws a7peared before tho Council and stated that Me property owners
on the proposed LID Sidewalk were aot in favor of alb uing the petition unless the side-
walk extended to the curb, and the Council . ent on record in favor of E xtenbinU the
xidewalk to the curb.
R. Eloy6 appeared beforn ne Council in ref orence to thervices of an enuineer
to Co the necessary w=4 in reference to comnletinC the bidney `?treat sibewalk, and 1r.
T.A. Cave was present aV recomsendeb the employment of a Yr. Titler for the Own En-
Eineer, aQ the Councii autLoriz& thi2 enployment.
Yr. Cave, the enEineer for t':-.e WPA, apyearna beforE the Council in reference to
criticism of citizens of the Town as to the ',,flVi. wor-. in the 2own, ano suLnitteu M re-
port form No. 301.
The PuEet Soyno Power & MUM Co. apDeured before Me Council in reference to
the new lighting system, and suggestcd u cnange from Steve's Service Station to just
beyond thE Theatre, to run from the foot of nottery hill to the brevery. This showed
the net increase per year to be 1810.00, or 367.57 per month.
Barley Norton applied for purr: ission t; attend the lot 2acific hort,west Course
for `� aterworks & SeVage Wreatment operators, on Oct. 13, 14, and lb, 1938, and the Coun-
cil declineo to crant such perniusion.
492
Counciman Corliss Malec Vat inore was a propaeutive ouycr Von t"s old
Park property at to foot of voltery M, SOG t. j)nacil rent 0" rwco2L in fafol-
of sellinc tie 2ume
7&6�
Trancis r, Aqplr�:- P.Oc
�"�) I , 4E, -, 0 11 n
October 13,1938
the
2onn Council
met 1"ie
v7eninL at
7:30 p.A. Present:
Haov naeyin: ..
Councilmen
Qtevemon,
Torton,
Cosbey and Tiompson.
The
minutes of
the mectiAE
of Sept.
26, 1933, uU of the
special meetinE of
Oct3ber 3,
1238, wore
reac and
apnrov&.
County
cownissionur
care
tti agnea, vu
bafore t4c Council
vith reference to
the hnilwinL of the sivewalk on Litchell hill roLc, aa(: Etat& that he thouch! it
would be a Ureat mistake to anild it as Lr. "Insworzn eeened to want it. hr. Steven-
son was of tie opinion that Lr. ninswortn would not OunEt toe nutter fr)m his preE-
ent plan. Ac wole matter v&s referrea to tne Mreet " "My Lmxai%t,�(_- witit', the
idea tart Ld. Co obey ana othe r mviebers of t"Ine Co-.,-ilmittee would Eet on the job on
the lltt ano iron tK2 matner out.
Whe C?vrk presented a rpsolution offercd by !,_" Peterpon, 'Au, n Treasurer,
with rnfvrence to trangferrinr a sam awountinE to 5% of tkv present TTD inCettedness
from the Spheral lind into thr General TTD Guar&nten func, vnick resolytLyn was
duly pasupd uy the Council, Council on 9tevenson, Morton, orhey una Yowp,21 voti,
in favor tt2veof.
:0. WyompsDn ravaTteu th%t he anu nr. StvvensoA c "d the Town Mrk :ad visit-
ed Olympia and had seen Er. C=cy, Chief Suq2rvasar of —unicipul Corionations, anu it
Md been arrhnEed that tKy Council s:ould Uo on record that taey did not NO to in-
cur tbe election expenoe for ratification of tAw vurchase of the new water tank an6
tVvt in vicof the fact that the Kitsay County hank would Wo tke warrants if tA,
To= vDaid Luarantee them to the extent wat if any objection was mace thereto,
the Town voul6 inmate ap election for to ratification of z"c warraAm such Euav-
antee was aroered placK on to sinutus.
Rex Thomppon vas alloveb V P sum of 06.00 for Cransporatation for the trip to
Clympi a.
Yhe mLtter of a
request for the on
on of an alley
bewen Sroufe and
velcler streets was reforred
to the 9treet &
Alley WimitWe-,Na4don6QQn
of the,
sidewalk on the north
We of "Bay Meet wuo
a!,,-,c rcf�-_-rrr-o to
the Arebt A Alley
Committee.
eamed nerniuson o use 16Wrorton, as jater t
Lradley anc �iz te�m for cleahinE up the vater tank late.
The followin; bills vere Dresented:
4.9. 3
ST,7 'i i' 1T ..jet 7TD
( ` as ... ., .� i. J��_V
Bremerton Concrete; Products Co. sever pipe
Howe riotor Co. rv;airs to true<c
I Lumber Supply Nails a.N lumber
Howe's Hardware Jlobes and bolts (Ainswort ')
Pioneer Sand & Grarel Co. saaa and Lrovel
Reliance Motor Co. Lasol ine
Standard mil Co. ca s of i ne
Jackson Lachine Shop steel ane labor
Olympic Iron Work,-, blacksmith coal
Hiehway lqui pt . Fund equipment rental
Williams Hardware
Standard Oil Co.
;-owe motor Co.
Hobert Ryan
Alex McTavish
Kitsap Lumber & Reid
Tacoma -.Bremerton Auto At.
Duke Electric Co.
,;o,,ess Hardware
Lumber Supply
A .P.Arnold
Tacoma PlbE. Suppl;
Pt.Orchard Independent
Henry Lusther
Chas. R. Natts Co.
Trick & Yurray
HolmberE & lorman
H.T. Doyle
Pt.Orchard Lumber Yd.
Lui:le.r Supply
Kitsap Lumber A Feed
?reliance Motor Co.'
Standard Oil Co.
Howe Yo f o r Co.
material
8as of ine
repairs to true';
labor,
wort/ on overflow
100# tar
fregit`_ on pipe
condulets
hinGez a_ 6 steel wool
lumber
pipe fi t t ii'1Es
fl`anEes, etc.
�E 31 , _, ?.; L =;`V .7D
budget " tax levy
lots at Lawbage dump
Bus Stop s itns
red ititration -supplies
L.I.D. 30. 40
truck an0 mizer rent
labor
lumber
lunfoer
lumber
gasoline
Easoline
repairs to truck
DIVIOTOX STR7 "T, I.T.D. ro. 36
Pt.Orchard Independent Ore;. approving assessment
Pt.Orchard Indepdeadent ord.app. assessment -notice
Pt.Orchard Independent ord.app.assesament-notice
KIY SAF STRIET LID 70. 41
Pt.Orchard Independent ord.app.assessment-notice
and warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
On motion, the meetian adliourne€i.
WAY
2rancis h. Apbleeate, -o ; ? C' r.;rk
6.84
4.80
1.29
10.27
272.40
5.71
67.32
4.00
4.00
85.02
0.24
1.33
14.18
2.20
4040
2.50
0.50
1.90
0
0.79
22.82
15.65
28.05
11.00
2.20
15.21
97.50
13.20
3.90
3.65
28.68
12.97
21.07
8,65
11.40
11.30
11.75
11 . 25
494
October 24, 1938
The.T-own Council met this evening at 7.30 p.m. Present: Councilmen Stevenson,
Thompson,, Corliss and Cosbey. In the absence of tiayor Fleming, W.S. Stevenson pre-
sided as. Acting Mayor. mrs. P.M. Applegate took the minutes as Deputy Town Clerk.
The.minutes of the meeting of Oct. 10, 1938, were read and approved.
Hugo Hoglund appeared before the Council, and requested the Town to fill in
with dirt to make the approach to his lot at Sidney and Sweaney Streets better.
The matter was referred to the Street Superintendent for action.
Carl Holmberg appeared before the Council and asked if he could submit a bid
on sand and gravel for Pottery Hill LID #39 Sidewalks, delivered, rather than on the
scow. He was asked to submit a bid, which would be considered.
D.IL Corliss, of the Street and alley Committee, reported that. the Committee
had settled the Mitchell Hill right-of-way matter. Councilman Cosbey of the Street
and Alley Committee also reported on. the alley between Sroufe and: T;elcher. streets, .
and the matter was to remain in status quo until it could be leartled whether this
alley had ever been vacated.
The -matter of repairing the gutters in front of the Reliance Motor Co. at Bay
and Harrison Streets was referred to the Street and Alley Committee.
The Town Clerk was instructed to write a letter to the State Highway Dept. in
Port Orchard, inquiring when the shoulder of the raod in front of the Standard Sta-
tions, Inc., could be finished with black top.
Councilman Stevenson was authorized to instruct Henry Buscher:to put in more
Jlogs at the present garbage dump between Cohen's Store and Stevenson's,Furniture
Store.
Alan Totten, Fire Chief, appeared before the Council and stated that 50 feet,
of hose had broken, and that the Dept —should have some new hose, and also that the
fire hall should be repaired. lie was authorized to contact some hose dealers and,
report to the Council at its next meeting.
The -Deputy Town Clerk presented the usual resolution relative to the annual
town election, asking the Kitsap County-lection Board to take charge of the elec-
tion, and to appoint the following election officers: E.T. Barris, Inspector; W.W.
Alderman, Judge, and !Are. Edith 11. Kunzelman, Judge; which resolution was duly adopt-
ed by the Council, Councilmen Thompson, Corliss and Cosbey voting in favor of the
same. The Clerk was directed to give the usual Notice of the Caucus, to be held on
.Nov. 14, 1935, for the town election Dec. 6, 1938.
s were presented:
bill
The following
YIATER FUND
Puget Sound Power & Light Transfer control circuit between
Division and water tank 16.01
MME'P FUND
F.J. Williams Engineering on Mitchell xiill 18.00
John Steel " '+ it t 16.00
C.R. Smith " " H 67.50
\ Pt.0rchard Lumber Yard engineering stakes, uiitchell Hill 3.93
`I
k
Pt.Orchard Transfer
Psci.fic.`1'el. & Tel,. Co.
E. Glen Wilder
B. E. Lloyd
GENERAL FUND
2 ricks wood at town hall
Mayor -Marshal phones
SIDIIEY STREET LID NO. 40
Engineering, final assessment
Truck rent
POTTERY HILL, LID NO. 39
5.00
4.85
48.00
24.5E1
P.J. Williams Engineering 19.87
John Steel " 22.00
C.R. Smith " 60.00
C.R. Smith Use of car 1.65
Port Orchard Lumber Yard Engineering; stakes 5.08
and.warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
Un motion., the meeting wasadjourned to Monday evening, Xov. 7, 1938, at 7:34
P.M., when the Council will again meet to consider the bids on materials on the Pottery
Hill III; Sidewalks;-
W.S. Stevenson,
Acting Idayor
Mrs. F.U. Appleg t' ,
Deputy Town Clerk
lJovember 7, 1938
The Town Council met this evening at 7:30 p.m., pursuant to adjournment of the
meeting of Oct. 24, 1938. Present: Councilmen Stevenson, Nortons Corliss and Cos -
bey. In the absence of 1Iayor Fleming, Councilman Stevenson presided as Acting Mayor,
and Mrs. F.M. Applegate took the minutes as Deputy 'down Clerk.
The minutes o!f the meeting of Oct. 24, 1938, were read and approved.
The following bids were received on the Pottery Hill LID #39 material:
Pt.Orchard Lumber Yard
Cement
2.90
per
barrel
" " It If
Form Lumber
21.00
"
110OG ft..
tr e If
Expansion Joint
(T
3.20
"
100 ft.
Pioneer Sand & Gravel Co.
Sand
@
1.17
cu.yd.
.4 W It-
Gravel
Cat
1.17
cu.yd.
w It a rr ItExpansion
Joint
C1
3.20
"
100ft.
Holmberg & Norman
Sand & Gravel
(2
1.45
c.y.,delivered
on the
job
or on scow
It was moved'by Councilman Corliss and seconded by Councilman Cosbey, that the
bid of Holmberg &"Dorman for sand and gravel, delivered on the job, be accepted, in-
asmuch as the fact: that the material was delivered on the job would balance the dif-
ference in price;'and that the bid of the Fort Orchard Lumber Yard on cement, form
lumber and expansion joint be accepted, and the motion duly carried, Councilmen Cosbey,
Corliss and Norton voting in favor thereof.
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The Town Clerk was instructed to get in touch with the telephone company with re-
gard to moving the Water Supt.'s phone from his former residence to his new house in
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the city part.
The followingibills were presented:
WATER FUND
Wilkins-Lureen, inc. Gasoline 2.58
Standard Oil Co.. If 5.12
Lumber Supply - Lumber 2.47
496
WATER FUND ( C o nt ' d
Callisons rebate on water 4.20
Howe Is Hardware pins, clarips, etc. 1.63
Nels Markussen work on tank 6.58
Howe Motor Co. lubrication, etc. 2.43
Alex McTavish labor 13.20
STREET FUND
Standard Oil Co. gasoline 24.56
Geo. E. Mitchell plan profile ]-Utbhell Hill 1.00
Reliance Motor Co. gasoline 22.95
Highway Equipt. Fund equipt. rental 15.50
Howe's Hardware nails and globes Mitchell Hill 1.72
Williams Hardware axes and wire Mitchell hill 2.28
Howe .Motor Co. repair truck 11.47
Puget Sound News Co. supplies 3.22
Vlaters° Specialties Co. receipt book, stamp pad 2.55
W.F. Leavell election supplies 2.00
Philmor.e Lund Halloween patrol 5.00
Verne Corliss Halloween patrol 5.00
POTTERY HILL, L.I.D. NO. 39
Howe Motor Co. repairs to truck 14.78
G.H. Eckert engineering 1.88
Daily Journal of Commerce publishing call for bids 15.40
Howets Hardware nails, twine, etc. 6.55
SID_NMY L.I.D. No. 40
Reliance Motor Co. gasoline 11.24
Holmberg & Norman truck and mixer tir..ie 18.00
Standard Oil Co. pearl oil 7.42
and warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
I.S. Stevenson,Actizig iiuyor
fire. F.I. Appleg t , Deftvy To" wn Clerk
November 14, 1938
The regular caucus for nomination of officers to be voted for Dec. 6, 1938, at
the annual tov�n election was held this evening at 7:30 p.m.
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Mrs. Francis LL. Applegate, Deputy Town Clerk, read Notice of the holding; of
Caucus, and Guy L. Wetzel was elected Chairman of the meeting and Iirs. F.M. Apple- {
gate, Secretary.
The chairman announced that nominations were in order for a Mayor to serve two
years, and Dr. H.E. Wilson put in nomination C.A. Hanks, which nomination was duly
seconded. V.M. Parks put in nomination A.R. Cruikshank, which nomination was duly
seconded, and on motion nominations were ordered closed. A vote was taken on the
nominees, resulting as follows: C.A. Hanks 12 votes
A.R. Cruikshank 8 votes
and C.A. i-+anks was declared to be the nominee of the caucus for mayor at the coming
election.
The chairman announced that nominations for two Councilmen to serve a terra of
Koh
two years were in,order, and F.E. Langer put in nomination the following: W.S. Steven-
son and S.A. Norton, which nominations were duly seconded. .Tames Pattison nominated
Harry. Hill, and J".M. Pe•tereon nominated George D. Cline, which nominations were duly
seconded, and on motion, nominations were ordered closed. A vote was taken on the nom-
inees, resulting as follows: George D. Cline, 12 votes
P.S. Stevenson, 10 votes
Harry Hill, 10 votes
S.A. Norton, 8 votes
Another 'ballot was. taken on W.S. Stevenson and Harry Hill, resulting as follows:
W.S. Stevenson, 8 votes
Harry Hill, 16 votes
and George D. Cline and :tarry Mill were declared to be the nominees of the caucus for
Councilmen at the coming election.
The chairman 4nnounced that nomination for a Treasurer to serve a one-year term
was in order, and �F.3. Langer nominated 1.19. Peterson, which nomination was duly sec-
onded, and on motion nominations were ordered closed, and the Secretary was directed
to cast `the ballot of the caucus for J.M. Peterson, as `Treasurer, which was done, and
J.M. Peterson was declared to be the nominee of the caucus for Treasurer at the coming
election.
W.F. Cosbey duly moved that the ticket so nominated should be known as the "Citi-
zenst Ticket", which motion was duly seconded and duly,carried.
It was also duly voted that the Chairman appoint a committee of three to fill va-
cancies, and at the request of the meeting the Chairman appointed the following: Air.
F.I1. Wrona, Mr. K.G. Leahy and Ir. Charles Grieve.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.)
Mrs. Francis M. elegle
Secretary
November 14, 1938
The Town Council met this evening in regulw cession at 7:30 p.m. Present: bbgXON
Councilmen Stevenson, Norton, Cosbey and Thompson. In the absence of Mayor Fleming,
Councilman W.S. Stevenson presided as Acting Mayor. Mrs. F.M. Applegate took the
minutes as Deputy Town Clerk.
The minutes of the special meeting; of Nov. 7, 1938, were read and approved.
Street Supt. C.F. Brasch reported that Ers. Frank Givens' sewer should be rebuilt,
and he was advised to confer with Mrs. Givens about the matter.
Discussion was had on the Pottery Hill L.I.D. #39 sidewalk improvement, relative
to the estimate, and Mr. C. Russell Smith, Town 1ngineer, was instructed to hold the
cost of the improvement clown to the estimate.
The condition of the gutter at the alley near Mr. Hazard's property was brought
up, and Street Supt. Brasch was instructed to meet with the Street & Alley Committee
on the ground on Saturday morning, Nov. 19, 1938, to consider the Fatter.
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Water Supt. Harley Norton reported that the steps at the water plant needed
attention, and he was of the opinion that the same should be put in in concrete.
After discussion, mortion was made by Councilman Thompson, seconaed 'by Councilman
Cosbey, that temporary repairs only sho-ald be Dade at this time.
The following bills irrere presented:
STREET FUND
Tohn Steel Engineering Mitchell Hill 8.00
C.R. Smith fi " 15.00
F.J. Williams " " t' 6.00
Mrs. F.E. Applegate recording right of way " " 2.50
Pt.Orchard Lumber Yd. lumber for culvert 31.05
G. sNF,RHL FIM
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. phones for ,�.ayor, iiarsr al, Fire Hall 5.85
Kitsap County real. payment on park property 9.82
Howard -Cooper Corp. refills for fire extinguishers 5.00
Henry Burscher log at garbage clump, labor 4.10
SIDNEY L.I.D. NO. 40
J.R. Pattison engineering; 4.00
POTTERY HILL, L.I.D. #39
C.R. Smith engineering 5G.63
John Steel 11.00
F.J. Williams it 13.13
American Blue Print Co. tracing of preliminary map 0.60
E.E. Lloyd truck rent 10.78
Bremerton Concrete Products Co. sewer pipe 10.80
and warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Y.S.Stevenson, Acting Mayor
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Mrs. F.I . A legat Deputy Town Clerk
November 28, 11-78
The Town ",ouncil met this eveninL at 7:30 p.m. Present: Councilmen-'tevenson,
Norton, Corlise, Cosbey an,,- Thompson. In the apsE nce of Mayor F1e.mine, Councilman
Stevenson presided as Acting mayor, and Lrs. 2.1:1. npplegate took the minutes L-.s Dep-
uty Town Clerk.
The minutes of the meeting of itovember 14, 1938, were read and approved.
The Deputy Cleric presentee the assessment ro-Li in respect to Sidney Street (Di-
vision to ielcher) Sidewalks, curbs and gutters, L.I.D. No. 40, whicci wus ordered
placed on file. The Clerk then presented. Resolution for the hearing on this assessment
roll, on L'ec. 27, 1938, at 7:30 p.m., which resolutiorl was duly adoptea by the Coun-
cil, Councilmen Norton, Corlise, Cosbey and Thompson voting ii1 favor thereof.
The following bills were prresentec :
WF1T Fd 1' V1iD
Trick & Murray Water Consuriers* Ledger 13.56
Charles Bowers Labor 4.40
V Tacoma Plumbing Supply Pipe, unions, hacksaw blade; 14.20
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G?MT RAL o7JND
Howard -Cooper Corp. Wul C 0 Two Recharge 5.00
Trick and murray warrant register 54.50
Waters' Specialties Co, staples 1.50
S T REST 'FUND
I
r John Steel engineering, Mitheell Hill 2.00
C. Russell Smith �► „ ,t 3.75
SiD113Y, L.I.D. NO. 40
E. Glen Wilder engineering 72.00
John H. Pattison " 150.0Q
POTTERY HILL, L.I.D. NO. 39
C. Russell Smith engineering 31.88
C. Russell Smith use of car 3.50
Tohn Steel engineering; 10.00
F.J. Williams engineering; 7.50
Pt «Orchard Lumber Yard cement 580.00
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and warrants were ordered drawn therefor, with the exception of the bill of C. Russell
Smith against Pottq-ry Hill LID #39 for use of car, »3.50, which was not allowed. Mrs.
F.Y. Applegate was authorized to sign the Warrants as Acting Town Clerk.
On motion, the meeting; adjourned.
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I'rs. F.M. Appleg--
Deputy Town Clerk
W.S. Stevenson, Acting Hayor
December 12, 1938
The Town Council met this evening at 7:30 p-m- Present: Councilmen Corliess,
Cosbey, Thompson and Norton. In the absence of Mayor Fleming, Councilmen S.A. Norton
presided as acting Mayor. Deputy Town Clerk Nora A. Henry took the minutes.
It was stated'that fix. Casad, the engineerta in charge of the W.P.A. work, would
be present Tuesday evening, Dec. 13, 1938, to go over with the Council the situation
in respect to the Pottery Hill sidewalks, and in view of this fact, the Councilmen
decided to hold a special meeting on Tuesday evening, December 13, 1938, at 7:30 p.m.
The reading of: the minutes of the meeting; of Nov. 28, 1938, was deferred until
1;ec� tuber 13, 1938.
The matter of the bill of the Lumber Supply Coy. for p55.39 for lumber used on
the Bank wall and sidewalk, which bill Ur. Langer has refused to pay, was taken up,
but was continued t-o Dec. 13th.
The following bills were presented:
G?�+ VFR.�=.L PtTi1D
Pt -Orchard Transfer: wooa at town hdZ1 5.00
Pacific Tel. & Tel Co. Mayorts-Marshal's phones 4.85
Howe Motor Co. repair to fire truck 5.83
Helen G. Kearney election officer 6.50
W.W. Alderman " it 6.50
R.T. Harris " It
6.50
Kitsap County Auditor 1939 Fire Truck license 1.25
00
S„7 ,
TR�s�, ; UITD
C. Russell Smith
engineering 11itchell Hill
5.63
Howe Motor Co.
repairs to truck
8.47
Williams hardware
shovel
1.55
Lumber Supply
nails & lumber
8.01
Standard oil Co.
4asoline
55.77
Kitsap County ,,uditor
2 1939 truc< Licenses
2.50
WATER `FUND
Reliance Motor Col
gasoline
5.39
Olympic Iron Works
meter box covers, etc.
5.02
Palmer Supply Co.
1 can Green Streak solder flux
0.69
Duke Electric Co.
chisel, switch
4.75
Howe 1,1otor Co.
repairs to truck
2.29
Paget Sound News Co.
carbon6t paper
1.50
Howe's Hardware
stove oil
3.70
Standard Oil Co.
gasoline
1.23
Howe's Hardware
soot destroyer
0.75
Kitsap County Auditor
1939 license-V8 pickup
1.25
Peter Nuernberger
clianging service lines on 'r ull Sti.
14.85
PO`r VP,IIY HILL, L.T.D. NO. 39
Iiowe's Hardware nails, ells, pipe, etc. 8.95
Olympic Iron Works 200# blacksmith coal 4.00
H.W. Jackson grate frames 47.60
Lumber Supply, lumber 0.37
Holmberg & Norman sand & gravel, truck & mixer rent 248.75
Standard Oil Co. gasoline 35.25
C. Russell Smith engineering 31.88
John Steel engineering 4,.00
F.J. Williams engineering 4.50
and warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
On motion, the meeting, was adjourned to 7:30 p.m. _)n Tuesday evening, Lecember
13, 1938.
S.A. Norton, Actin
Tukyor
!Mora A. He
Deputy Town Clark
December 13, 1938
The Town Council met this evening at 7:30 p.m. in special, session, pursuant to
the adjournment of the meeting of Dec. 12, 1938. Present: Councilmen Stevenson,
Norton, Corliss, Cosbey and ^thompso i. In the absence of Ialayor r'lemine, Councilman
W.S. Stevenson presided as Acting I&ayor, lire. F.M. Applegate taking; the minutes.
The Clerk read the resignation of i+.B. Fleming as Mayor, on account of ill health,
effective as of Dec. 13, 11938, which resignation was duly accepted by the Council. �
Nominations for the unexpired terra of I.r. Fleming were called for. Councilman Cor-
liss nominated Lr. C.A. Hanks, the L"ayor-elect, which nomination was seconded and
carried, and on motion the nominati:)ns were closed. Mr. C.A. Hanks was declared duly
elected as Mayor to serve -the unexpired terra of Mayor Fleraing, Councilmen Norton.,
r,
Gorliss, Cosbey and 'Thompson voting in favor thereof. Mr. Hanks accepted the office
in the spirit of rendering community service, and took the chair as Mayor. He ap-
pointed Mrs. F.3,u. Applegate Actin; Town Clerk from Dec. 10, 1938, to Jan. 9, 1939,
to fill the unexpired term of Francis 11. Applegate.
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A delegation !was present from Pottery Hill, with Mr. George Cline and Air. Peter
Nuernberger acting as spokesmen. They objected to some of the work done on the cross
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roads, on the ground that they were not included in the original petition. Mr. Smith,
the engineer, expllained that he had taken it upon himself to cut out additional widths
between curbs. Councilman Stevenson suggested that the Street & Alley Committee should
go up and look over the improvement, in which suggestion the Mayor concurred. The com-
mittee agreed to meet on the ground at 9:30 a.m. uYddnesday, Dec. 14, 1938, to go over
the matter. lair. Smith stated that his object was to keep within the estimated cost of j
the sidewalk, and jgave quite a coriprehensive report of the work done. Ile reported a
total cost, to date, of $1042..00 for materials, etc., and engineering, $267.00, making;
a total of $1310.00, and stated that the job was 75% completed.
Mr. Lloyd, foreman of the WPA was present, and explained how much lumber was on
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hand and what use had been made of the various purchases, and stated that the value of
the lumber turned fiver to the Pottery Hill job was, in fact, about 73.00. The matter
of the lumber usedion the sidewalk and wall for the Hank, as well as the bill for en-
gineering, was discussed, and Mr. Hanks postponed the matter until the next meeting.
Mr. Stevensonjreported that on some of these jobs man -power might have been used,
instead of steam s'4ovels, which would have reduced the cost of the improvement to t he
town, and suggested that Mr. Cave of the WPA should meet with the officials and con-
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sult with there on future jobs.
County Commis fioner Caretti was present, aijd stated that the Mitchell Hili job
had been stopped until additional rights -of -way could be obtained, in order to widen
the road. These wejre now in order. He inquired when the pouring of the sidewalk on
Mitchell Hill would; be started, as he also had a sewer project to put in, and did
not want the two jobs to conflict. Mr. Smith stated that the work on the sidewalk
would probably be done early in January.
Councilman Cor..iss reported that some of the residents on Sweany St. would like
the County to let the town use the bulldozer to straighten this street in places, and
the Clerk was instructed to write County Commissioner Caretti to this effect. It was
explained that the presidents making this request would pay all expenses incident to
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the straightening off' the street..
r On motion, the meeting adjourned.
ors. ppleYk.
Acti To C 1 e
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December 27, 1938
The Town Council met this evening at 7:30 p.m. Present:: Mayor Banks and
Councilmen Stevenson, Norton, Corliss and Cosbey.
The minutes of the meeting of December 13, 1938, were read and approved.
Tr:is being the return date for the hearing on the Sidney Street L.I.D. No. 40
Assessment Roll, Mayor Hanks called for protests thereon or objections thereto.
fir. T. R. Ried was present, and objected to the bank left in front of his
place, and Tohn H. Pattison, engineer,'reported that he thouEht the bank should be
fixed, as it was sliding at one end, and said that lie would be glad to meet with the
Street & Alley Committee and try to take care of the matter. The Street & Alley
Committee' agreed to meet with 11r. Ried and the Street Superintendent on the ground
at 7 p.m., Dec. 28, 19'38.
tar. Barr complained about the light. pole in front of his property, stating
that it has been set in tte sidewalk 21 inches. Motion inias made by Councilman
Norton, seconded by Councilman Cosbey, that the pole be removed and placed in the
proper position, and that Mr. Puttason be instructed to take the matter up with the
Puget Sound Rower & Light Company, which motion daly'carried, Councilmen Stevenson,
Norton, Corliss and Cosbey voting in favor thereof. Mr. ftttisot stated that he
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would take this matter up with the power company, .�
Councilman. Cosbey reported that Mrs. Cosbey was assessed for 24 feet of side-
walk, but that the lot itself could not be found. It decided that this was a
private ttr,:tter, and should be taken up with an engineer.
There being no further objections to the Assessment Roll., the Acting Street
Local Improvement District No. 40, making the assessments heretofore levied according
to the assessment roll as filed a lien against the property specified in said roll,
which ordinance was duly adopted, Councilmen Stevenson, Norton, Corliss and Cosbey
voting in favor thereof.
The Street and Alley Committee reported with reference to the complaint of
Peter Nuernberger on Pottery Hill L.I.D. #39, and stated u at the Corx;iittee endorsed
the recommendation of the engineer that the aistances between curbs be shortened,
as he had laid it out.
Councilman Stevenson st:Ated that he had asked Mr. Cave of the WPA to come over
ane explain to the Council. the work his department was doing. Mr. Cave was introduced,
and he in turn asked Mr. Cliff Casad of Bremerton to explain the program of the WPA
in Bremerton. ter. Casad .3tated that full advantage had been taken of the opportun-
ities offered under t!ie 1VJ'A to make extensive improvements in Bremerton and had been
found to be very satisfactory.
idr. Smith reported that the work on Pottery Hill was progressing very satis-
factorily, and that there was only about fifty feet of sidewalk left to complete.
He recommended treat a new curb be put in on the east side of High Street, as the
old wooden curb had vrorn out and it was only a matter of time until the Town would
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be required to replace it, and stated that it could be done much cheaper while they
were working on Pottery Hill. He estimated that there would be about 280 feet of
curb t.o be put in. Motion was made by Councilman Stevenson, and duly seconded
that money be allotted from the Street Fund to replace the wooden gutter on the
east. side of High Street, which motion duly carried, Councilman Stevenson, Norton.
Corliss and Cosbey, voting in favor thereof.
Mr. Pattison, the County Engineer, reported in respect to the Mitchell Hill
sidewalk improvement, that the bids on the Mitchell Hill sewer had just been
opened, and a report would n,)t be made thereon until next week.
The following°bille were presented:
Pt. Orchard lumber'Yard
Ploy G. Applegate
B. F. Goodrich Combany
Pt. Orchard Lumber'. Yard
John Steel
C. Russell Smith
F. J. Williams
Pt. Orchard Lumber' Yard
Pt. Orchard Lumber' Yard
lumber
postage, 1938 (Town Clerk).
fire hose
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cement
engineering
engineering
engineering
panel
1 umber
WAT R FWD
Tacoma P1bg. Supply pipe
Amrn. Plbg. & Stead Supply ratchet & handle'
F. P. Arnold oakum
Floy G. Applegate postage, 1938 (Town Clerk)
Tacoma Plumbing Supply ells, ratchet, etc.
and warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Fl oy Op#eteAiting
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Towk
January 9, 1939
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98.00
353.80
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26.25
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17.92
1.66
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The Torn Council met this evening at 7:30 p.m. Present: Mayor
C. A. Hanks, and Gouncilmen Stevenson, Dorton, Gorliss,_Co-sbey and Thompson.
The: minutes of t` e Meeting of December 27t1-1, 1938, were read and
approved.
Cou!ncilma.n Corliss of the Street and Alley Committee reported on
the bank in front o�l the Ried property on Sidney St., which had been referred to
tYlis Committee at tl e last meeting. He stated t'. at the Committee had visited the
property and recommended that the sandy part of the slope be riff -naffed with
sacks of rocks and boulders.
He also stated that he had investigated the walk in front of Nat*s
Service Station at the junction of the Gig Harbor Highway and round that part of
the railing along toe walk had broken down and s1.ould be repaired.
A third matter tsras t e cro sing at Taylor St. on Pottery Bill which
is too level, and he stated that the curbing :hould be out back and lowered.