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January 14, 1935
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The Council met this evening at 7:30 P.M. Present Mayor Grieve and Councilmen
Radey, Stevenson, N'o-rtan, Fleming and Corl ie s.
The minutes of the meeting of December 10, 1934 were read and approved. There
was no meeting on the fourth Monday of December, 1934 inasmuch as the same fell on
Christmas eve.
Mayor Grieve then presented Frank Givens, the newly elected Mayor, and retired
as Mayor, Mayor Givens was duly sworn in by Francis 'M. Applegate, Notary Public,
and duly took his seat as Mayor.
W. S. Stevenson and S. A. Norton were then duly sworn in by Francis M. Apple-
gate, Notary Public, as Councilmen and they duly took their seats in the Council.
The Mayor announced that the committees would stand as heretofore. He appointed
Francis M. Applegate as Town Clerk and as Police Judge, which action was duly con-
firmed bar the Council. Mr. Applegate stated that he had filed his oath of office and.
presented his bond, which was turned over to Mayor Givens for safe keeping.
R. J. Caretti---as former Marshal and dater Superintendent was present and ex- �
pressed his appreciation of the pleasant relations which had existed between him and
the Town officials.
W. E. Cosbey P:Vesented a bill for $588.65 in respect to his contract for the
Cline :Dwight & Austin Street sidewalk improvement.. The same was duly referred to the
the City Engineer for approval, with authority to the Mayor and Clerk to draw
Warrants for such q,mount as should be recommended by the City Engineer.
The matter of ;lots sold to Lee Miller from the City Park property at McClure
and Nest Streets was taken up, and the Mayor stated that there were objections by
the residents adjacent thereto to cutting off the timber, and stated that he under-
stood that Mr. Miller was willing to re -deed the lots to the Town against payment
of $25. which he hod paid for the lots. The Mayor and Clerk were authorized to
sign a warrant for this amount against delivery of the deed.
It was duly voted that R. J. Caretti be paid for three days extra work as
Water Superintendent and Marsha:.
Councilman Radey of the Street & Alley Committee reported in reference to the
condition of the highway in front of the Larson property east of the Black Jack
bridge and recommended that a ditch be dug to the south towards the bill b oarde and
garage, and the Street Superintendent, when appointed, was directed to do this work.
The matter of a catch basin in connection with this condition of the highway was
discuased and referred to the Street & Alley Committee for report at the next meet-
ing.
The matter of -;the condition of the sidewalk in front of the Hazard garages, as
well as the crosaiz►g on the sidewalk - in front of the Luxton property, was referred
to`the Street.& Alley Committee for report at the next meeting.
The Clerk was directed to write a letter to Representative Halloran in respect
to ,the claim of thq city for changing the water pipe line from the end of the pave-
meMt to Rockwell Avenue in the sum of some $1100., for reimbursement by the State,
The Clerk presented a petition from H. E. Gorman, Chairman of the Executive Com-
mittee of the Association of Washington Cities, urging that the
amended so that no ;gas tax could be used for any purpose other than for highway pur-
poses and in the mei.ntime the Legislature make no diversion of this fund, and the
Mayor and Clerk weri0 authorized to sign this petition on behalf of the Town.
The matter of the appointment of a dater Superintendent was duly taken up, and,
after discussion, the Mayor appointed Harley Norton as Water Superintendent and Mar-
shal, and his appointment was duly confirmed by the Council.
It was stated that the fire arms used by the Marshal were not in order and the
Marshal was authorized to find what the salvage value would be for the old weapons
and what the price of a new one would be, and to report on the same at the next meet-
ing.
The matter of the appointment of a Street Superintendent was discussed and the
Following applicatioche were presented:
Clinton F. Trasch, W. E. Cosbey, Thomas F. Connell, and Lynn Mason.
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After discussion, it was duly voted to postpone the consideration of this
matter,until a special meeting to be held on Friday evening, January 18, 1935,
at the Town Hall at 7:30 P.M. Meantime Harley Norton was duly authorized to em-
ploy such necessary labor in street work as might be necessary.
The Clerk was duly authorized to instruct the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Company to change the phone of Mr. Caretti over to Harley Norton as Marshal and
also to notify the telephone company that the Mayor would avail of his,residerice
telephone to which he would be entitled as Mayor.
The following bills were presented:
GEi1ERAL FUND
A. H. Adair, 1 day's work on fire hydrant - - - - -
Francis M. Applegate, premium on bonds, Treas. Mayor -
Francis M. Applegate-, postage 1934 - - - - - - -
Port Orchard :Lumber Yard, Lumber - - - - - - - -
Olympia Iron Sc Machine Works, 1 ft. of oak - - - - H. W. Jackson Machine Shop, 1i lb. steel, holes bored -
Duke Electric Company. globes - - - - - - - - -
Howess hardware, nails, battery - - - - - - - -
Howard Cooper Corporation, Fire Extinguisher - - - -
Standard Oil Company of California, Gas and oil - - -
Trick & Murra;y, receipt book -- - - - - - - - -
WAS FU11D
Lawrence Adair, 1 days work - - - - - - - - - - - -
National Meter Company, 5 meters, wipers & connections - - -
Seattle Rubber Stamp Company, Hand Band Dater vvith-d"ie - -
Port Orchard Transfer Company, 2 ske. Indian nut and lump - -
Francis M. Applegate, postage 1934 - - -- - - - -
Puget Sound Navigation Company - - - - - - - - - - -
Howe's Hardware, hammer handle - - - - - - - - - - -
Howe Motor Company, Sundry Supplies
Port Orchard Independent, printing - - - - - - - - -
Standard Oil Gompa.ny of California, Gas
Duke Electric Company, labor on pump - - - - - - - - -
and warrants were ordered drawn ,thgrefor.
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20.00
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9.00
2.25
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4.35
69.50
3.87
2.75
On motion the meeting adjourned, to meet Friday evening, January 18, 1935
at 7:30 P.M.
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January 22, 1935
A special meeting of the Council was held this evening at 7:30 P.I. Present
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Mayor Givens and Councilmen Radey, Stevenson, Norton, Fleming and CorlisE�.
The ilayor stated that the meeting was called for the purpose of appointing a
Street Superintendent and the following names were presented: Clinton F. Brasch,
W. E. Cosbey, Lynn Mason and Thomas F. Connell. After consultation with the Coun-
cil, the Mayor appointed Clinton F. Brasch as Street Superintendent, which action
was duly confirmed by the Council.
W. E. Cosbey was present and informed the Council that the rains had washed
the earthfrom underneath the Cline, Dwight, .and Austin sidewalk improvement. After
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diicussion, the Street Superintendent was duly directed to haul crushed rock and
other material and fill in the same, it being understood with Mr. Cosbey that the
Town assumed no liability in the premises by virtue of this aid rendered in the
premises. The Street Superintendent was directed to do the above work in respect
to the said sidevdal'c first and that he afterwards take up the matters of the drain-
age and sidewal'c in, front of the Stanton property east of Black Jack and the matter
of the drain at De 'Lalb drain while it was raining.
The Mayor appointed "W. S. Stevenson as Chairman of the Water CoLmit tee in
place of S. A Norton who was in turn appointed in Mr. Stevensonts place on the Street
and Alley Committee, so that the two committees now stand as follows:
Street & Alley
Harry Radey, Chairman
S. A. Norton
D. V. Corliss
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J. S. Stevenson, Chairman
Harry Radey
F. B. Fleming
The Mayor also appointed a Parks Committee as follows:
D. 11. Corliss, Chairman
F. B. Fleming
Harry Radey.
On motion the meeting nrlinlirnPtl_
CLERK
IaYOR
January 28, 1935
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The Cou4tcil met this evening at 7:30 Y.I. Present tlayor Givens and Councilmen
Radey,Stevenson, N `rton, Fleming q and Corliss.
The minutes of the meeting of January 14, 1935 and of the special meeting of
January 22, 1935 were read and approved.
C. H. T,lacomber appeared before the Council and complained in reference to the
cutting of trees on ;Seattle Avenue and the dumping of garbage on that street. After
discussion it was the concensus of the Council that, as a general propositions trees
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should not be cut on public streets except under permission of the Council after
adjacent property owners had been consulted and their views thereto had been ob-
tained. but that each individual case would be decided upon its merits. The
Cler'c was directed to write to 'Mrs. E. Lieske, who had ordered the trees cut,
stating that the Council did not desire any more trees disturbed and that she ' 1
sh-,uld have the branches from the trees cut cleaned up and burned. The Clerk was
directed to write to S. Gz,rbarino and T. Garbarino in reference to dumping garbage
on Seattle Avenue.
Teonard Cookson appeared before the Council in reference to the complaint of
A. E. Currie as to drainage from Mr. Cooksonrs property across the alley unto the
Currie property, and the rratter was referred to the Street & Alley Coiffaittee for
investigation and report.
I1r. Cookson stated that he thought that there was a leaky main on Sidney Street
and that he would point out the approximate location of the leak to the 'later Super-
intendent if ..e ou.l^ ca-11 on 'nim.
Tacob Nuernberger was present and complained that garbage was being hauled by
J. P. J,)slin fron the house of 'Mr. Johnson on Division Street and the natter was
referred to Councilman Fleming, Chairman of the Health Sanitation Committee, to
ta'ce up the matter with I1r. Toslin.
The Street & Alley Cozn,1ittee reported in. reference to the condition of East Bay.
Street and especially in reference to the crossing at the Dufield property and the
da:_�aged sidewal'c in front of the Hazard garages on East Bay .Street.
The Street Superintendent was directed to repair the worst part of the sidewalk
I where the state truck had dazmaged the same in front of the Hazard garages, and the
Cler'c was directed to write to 'Er. Hazard stating that inasmuch ass the side;'ralk in
front of his garages 7,as four inches only and he was using it for a driveway that the
Town could not be responsible for further damage and that he would have to make his
own repairs hereafter.
The Street Superintendent was directed to clean up the sidewalk at the crossing
in front of the Dufield property, and the Clerk was directed to write to Mr. Buxton
stating that the Town would do so but that it would be required, if they continued to
use that place for a crossing, that it be so fixed that the dirt would not come down
on the sidewalk.
Councilman 7?ade;y called attention to the condition of the wooden s iciewalk at the
Black 'Jac'c and the Street Superintendent :ias directed to malke temporary repairs
thereto and to put a railing on the inside thereof.
The matter of the condition of "':itsap Street at the fill was talcen up and the
Street Superintendent was directed to corm,lence liauling gravel thereon on the morning
of the 2:?th and to continie at this job until the same was finished. he was authorize
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to employ such help as necessary in moving an6 relaying the concrete sidewalk.
The Clerk wasi directed to write to James R. Pattison stating that it was the
opinion of the Coumil that Mr. Cosbey, the contractor of the Cline, Dwight and
Austin sidewalk, should at once .finish his fills so that the same would be in con-
77 dition to lay a sidewalk as early in the spring or summer as possible.
The Street Superintendent was directed to take his grader and throw the dirt
towards the insidein front of and adjacent to the A. D. Corliss property on Pot-
tery Hill.
The following bills were presented:
GENERAL FUND
Francis M. Applegate, recording deed, revenue stamp deed, etc. 1.70
C. A. Hants, harshal Bond for Harley Norton 5.00
W. H. Latherow, 8 day's work 10.50
Sterling Norton, 2 day's work De Kalb & Sidney drain 2.00
Lee Uiller ; Q hrs. work, keeping gutters and drains clear 4.50
Lynn Mason, hauling gravel one day 4.00
WATER FUINZ
George Bryant, 12 hrs. notifying water shut off on Pottery Hill .75
H. Lyons, 32 day's work, thawing pipes, etc. 13.00
R. J. Carett i, one day's work 6.00
Arthur Adair, 1 5/i day's work 6.50
and warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
CLER'�
February 11, 1935
The Council met this evening at 7:30 P.Y. Present I1ayor Givens and Councilmen
Radey, Stevensnn Norton, Fleming and Corliss.
The minutes of the meeting of January 28, 1935 were read and approved.
Irs. Ella Stanford a7peared before the Council and asked that Dwight Street in
front of her property be narrowed down the s me as east (?f Sidney, bat i , was
ny ainet to tIlcat this action on the part of the Council was taien because prop-
erty lines encroached on the street. Mrs. Stanford also filed with the Council a
letter stating that she did not wish Dwight Street in front of her property disturbed
by any one without her consent.
Tars. YcConcrie ap7eared before the Council and acted if it were permissable to
slome tKe rar' ing strip anC, seed it to gratis in front of her ,roY;erty and she was
informed Vat it would be 7ro7er for her t - do so.
petition Was dull oresented by 11 residents in the neighborhood asling the re-
placeoent of the light at De7alb and Cline Street and, after discussion, the Council
duly ordered the Cleft to request the Puget round Power & Light Company to place a
light at this point.
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isyYOR
February 25, 1935
The Council met this evening at 7:3€I P.M. Present Mayor Givens and Councilmen
Radey, Norton, F1e3ting and Corliss.
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The minutes of the meeting of February 11, 1935 were read and approved.
Mrs. Ella Sta#ford filed a written protest against dumping garbage on the west
side of Sidney at Vivision Street and the Marshal was duly authorized to put up a
sign that no garbage was to be dumped at that point.
Mrs. Stanford' also filed a written protest against the use of the northerly
portion of .Uwight 4treet west of Cline by Sohn Wood for a garden, and the Clerk was
duly instructed to write to Mr. Wood that he should confine his occupancy of the
street to his own aide.
The Street an4 Alley Committee reported that they had conferred with Mr. Parrett
In respect to the 4rainage at the Kitsap Street fill but they did not think that his
suggestion would solve the problem. Their, however, recommended that a. concrete gutter
be put in on Kltsa]r Street from Sidney east to Seattle AFenue to take care of the
drainage and the Clerk was duly directed to send notices to interested property owners
to confer with the'Caunei2 at its next meeting on March 11, 1935 in respect to the
said proposed improvement.
The Clerk rea4 a letter from. Pfundt & Carlson Fisheries at Olalla in respect to
opening a fish market here and he was directed to write them that if they opened a
store that it would not be necessary to procure a license but that fish could not be
sold from a wagon on the public streets. He was also requested to ask them in respect
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to what was meant by *by—products.*
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The Clerk presented a formal claim of C. J. Brown for damages to his property in
respect to the breaking of the drainage pipe at De Kalb and Sidney on Z-anuary 22, 1935,
in the sum of $200.00 and, after consideration, the Council duly rejected the same and
the Clerk was directed to so inform Mr. Brown.
Councilman lforton of the Street and Alley Committee reported that he had conferred
with X. R. Pattison, the Town Engineer, in respect to lowering the fill f or the sidewalk
in front of the Nellie Blankenship property and that Mr. Pattison was of the opinion
that it was not wise to lower it to any considerable extent from the present proposed
grade.
After discussion,. the Clerk was directed to voite to W. E. Cosbey that it was the
opinion of the Council that the fills for the Cline, Dwight and Austin Street sidewalk
improvement should be made at once and to send a copy of this letter to T. R. Pattison,
Town Engineer.
Councilman Corli€.s brought up the matter that Mr. McConchie at the corner of Cline
and Dwight Street had constructed a garage upon his property before the proposed side—
walk improvement which necessitated moving the same and suggested the use of the Town
truck to move the same, and the Street Superintendent was duly authorized to attend to
this when Mr. McConchie notified him that he was ready for such moving.
Clinton B. Brasch, the Street 'Superintendent, recommended the purchase of 10 foot
mould board and blade for the grader and he was directed to inquire of the State highway
Department if they had any mould board for sale and, if not, to purchase the same
through usual channels.
The Clerk was directed to write to William Hazard to repair the sidewalk in front
of his garages in view of the fact that the Town had made the repairs caused by the
State truck
and that .if he
did
not do so it would be incumbent upon the Town to repair
the same and
charge himfor
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cost thereof.
The Marshal brought up the matter of drainage of sewage from Roy Slabaugh's house
to the inside drainage of Cline Street and the Clerk was directed to look up the minutes
in respect to this matter and report thereon at the next meeting of the Council.
The following bills were presented:
GENERAL, RM
Pacific T. & T. Company, long distance calls
WATER XJND
Clarence Williams. 2 day*s work on Cline Street leak
and warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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Uarch 11, 1935
The Council met this evening at 7:34 P.1-L. Present Mayor Givens and Councilmen
Stevenson, Ylemingmand Corli.ss.
{. The minutes of the meeting of February 25, 1935 were read and approved.
The matter af the construction of a concrete gutter on Kitsap Street east from
Sidney to Seattle Avenue was taken up. The Clerk read a protest against the installa-
tion of the gutter signed by the following persons: C. A, Ranks, J. P. loslin, Mrs.
F. X. Applegate, George Blanchard, L. S. Pendleton, J. L. Kieran and Hugh Bartlett,
Messrs. 6. H. Macomber, T. H. Lundberg, E. G. Harmon and Guy Wetzel and Mrs. J. G.
Parrott were present in person in respect to the said improvement. Messrs. Macomber,
Lundberg and Harmon and Mrs. Parrott spoke in reference to the matter. The attitude
of 1fr. Macomber was that the street, in order to be properly improved,,- should be
narrowed to a 28 foot roadway street and paved, and that the cost of engineering for
paving would be about the same as the cost of engineering for the gutter along. It
was explained to Mr. Macomber that the matter of paving was quite a serious matt I er
in view of the facti that it was probable that to do the work under local improvement.,
that the contractors would want to take a considerable discount on the bonds or war-
.; rarLte to be issued and that this would make the cast almost prohibitive. There was
no',definite action taken about the matter of paving but it was suggested that investi-
gation be made to see what could be done about the matter. After discussion by the
Council, it was duly voted that the project of constructing a concrete gutter be laid
upon the table for the present.
The matter was then taken up of properly draining Kitsap. Street from a point on
the east side of Harrison Street to Sidney Street, and the suggestion was made that a
wooden gutter be constructed, at the expense of the Town, on both sides of the street
to accomplish this end. After discussion, the matter was placed on the calendar for
the next m eting for disposition.
Mrs. Stanford appeared before the Council and inquired if Bar. Woods had been
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notified to use only one-half of Dwight Street and she was informed that the matter had
been attended to,
\ The Glerk read a letter to the Mayor from Hon. X. P. Hal.laran in reference to the
claim of the Town against tihe State in the sum of 01,127.GG in which he expressed the
hope that the appropriation would be granted.
The Clerk read :extracts from the minutes in reference to the policy of the Council
not to- have sewer drains enter the drainage system for the Cline Street sidewalk and he
also read extracts from the minutes in reference to the overflow of the cesspool from
the Roy Slabaugh house at Cline and Le Kalb Streets,, owned by C. A. Hanks. 'The Marshal
was directed to confer with :Dr. Wilson in reference to the matter and have him make an,
investigation in respect to the matter and report on the same.
Councilman Stevenson brought up the matter of the installation of a concrete
block chimney on the house on the City Park property and the Council duly ordered this
improvement.
The Mayor brought up the matter of the dog nusiance and it was explained that it
was difficult to handle this situation in view of the fact that it was not easy to get
a pound master, but the: matter was referred to Councilman Stevenson to see if he could
get` someone to' act as pound master.
The following bills were presented:
Pacific T. & T. Co., Extension telephone H. Norton, Marshal -
- 1.72
Standard Oil Company of California, Gas - - - - - - -
42.76
Port Orchard Transfer Company, 2 risks wood - - - - - -
4.50
Howe ]Motor Company, Sundry Supplies - - - - _ - - -
• 27.88
England & Petersen, Lumber and Cement - - - - - _ -
.. 1.62
Reliance Motor Company, Gas - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
4.31
Port Grehard Lumber Yard, Lumber - - - - - - _ _
_ 5.23
Howete Hardware, Police bully, drain tile - - - - - _
- 4.50
WATER FUND
Puget Sound Navigation uompany, freight on meter - - - -
- 1.00
Trick & Murray, Meter Birder, Aluminum cover - - - - -
_ 6.00
Standard ail Company of California, Gas - - _ - - - ..
6.88
Palmer Supply Company, Galv. Nipples
3.68
Neptune Meter Company, Repairing, testing and rebronzing meters -
23.65
Port Orchard Tranerfer Company, coal - - - - - _ _ _
1.30
Howe's Hardware, Bolts,Shovels, Packing - - - - - -
6.13
and warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
On motion the ,Meeting adjourned.
The Council met t...is evening at 7:30 P.Th-T.
Radey, Stevenson, Fleming, Norton and Corliss.
VAYaR
Larch 25, 1935
Present Mayor Givens and Councilmen
The minutes of the meeting of March 11, 1935, were read and approved.
The matter of a wooden gutter on the north side of Kitsap Street from the east
side of Harrison to Sidney was taken up and, after discussion, the Street Superinten-
dent was directed to install a wooden gutter consisting of 12 X 3 plank on the bottom
and side and 8 X 3 for lip.
The matter of the overflow of the septic tank f rom the Roy Slabaugh house vial con-
tinued until there was smell therefrom.
Councilman Otevenoon reported that a chimney had been installed on the City Park:
property house.
The matter of dog licenses was discussed, and the Clerk was duly authorized to
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secure the necessary license tags and give notice of the imposing of a license fee
on all dogs , of the Town..
The Council duly voted that the Street Superintendent purchase the necessary
plank for the protection of the garage of Mr. McConchie at the ,corner of Dwight and
Cline Streets and irlstall. the same,,,
The matter of a proposed concrete sidewalk on the north side of Hitsap Street
at the water plant Was discussed and the Street Superintendent was directed to furn.
ish and fill in the; necessary material so that the sidewalk could be constructed as
soon as the fill settled.
The following bills were presented: ,
GENERAL MM
Williams Hardware, 6 lights - - - - 1.08
England & Petersen, 10 concrete chimney blocks - - 6.50
Stevenson's Furniture Store, Coal heater, stove board - .- 5.00
WATER FUND
Palmer. -Supply Company, curb cocks, pipe, Gals. ells
aid warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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ML.YoR
"pril 8, 1935
27.15
The Council met this evening at 7:30 P.M. Present Mayor Givens and Councilmen
Radey, Norton and ]Fleming.
The minutes of the meeting of March 25, 1935, were read and approved..
The Clerk presented the matter of the Town assuming jurisdiction over the State
Highway within the Town limits as enacted by the last Legislature and presented a
proposed resolution required by the Director of Highways in respect to the precentage
of moneys to be expended for maintenance and construction. The Council duly voted that
501"o' be expended for maintenance and 50% for construction, and the resolution in this
form was duly passed by the Council, Councilmen Racey, Norton and Fleming voting in
favor of the said resolution.
The Clerk staled that the examiner from the State Auditor's office had audited the
accounts of the Tovfn and that the bill for his services was ill the sum of 09.08 ihich
had been paid by a General Fund Warrant. The Council was of the opinion that the Water
Fund should share in this expense to the extent of 50 and the Kayor and Clerk wer
e
authorized to s. ],gn a warrant on the Welter Fund in favor of the General. Fund for the sum
I of C,39.54 to equalize this matter.
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Layor Givens reported that 1�artin P. Halleran had seen him on Saturday and in-
formed him that the Governor had signed the bill appropriating �'P1127.00 to reimburse
the Town for changing the water main from on Bay from Sidney to Rockwell Avenue.
The Clerk was directed to write a letter of thanks to Tartin P. Halleran, Senator
Lehner, Representative Lula D. Haddon, and R. J. Caret ti, thanking teem on behalf of
the Town for bringing; about tis appropriation.
',V. E. Cosbey appeared before the Council in reference to completing the Cline,
Dwight and Austin LID Improvement, and the matter was referred to Councilman Norton of
the Street and Alley Committee to confer with Tames R. Pattison, the Town Engineer, in
respect to this matter.
The following bills .,�:Pre presented:
GIEMRAL FUIM
Standard Oil Company of California, Gas - -
Port Orchard Transfer Company, Sand and gravel - -
Port Orchard Lumber Company, Lumber and nails - -
Olympia Iron and Machine Vorks, Rings welded, labor, etc. -
Reliance Motor Company, Gas - - -
`J. E. Cosbey, Lumber for McConchie Garage - -
Williams Hardware, Shovel. - - - -
Howe's Hardware, General Supplies - - - --
Brenerton Concrete Pipe Company, Sel:ver pipe - -
Henry Buscher, :Furnishing & installing -pile under Town Hall
Port Orchard Transfer Company, two ricks wood - -
Howe Motor Company, 0`il for truc'_t and labor - - -
Sames Hussey, one days work overhauling pump - -
Kenneth Kindred, 2 day's work at a day - - -
Lawrence Adair, 5 hrs. work 9 50;,' an hour - - --
Howe Yo-tor Company, Sundry Supplies
Standard Oil Company of California, Gas - - H. W. Jac'tson Machine Shop, Yachine Bolts and nuts
Olympia Iron & Machine Jorks, holes drilled in valves -
Howe"s Hardware, Sundry Supplies - - -- -
Port Orchard Transfer, 2 sacks carbonado - and warrants were ordered drawn t herf or.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
CLEEK M—tiYOR.
12.30
- 2.80
1.76
18.76
6.03
2.30
2.2.0
- 2.82
32.20
2.00
4.50
9.25
- 6.00
8.00
2.50
6.15
3.75
.42
1.00
- 9.71
1.30
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April 22, 1935
The Council met this evening at 7.30 P.I Present 7",Iay3or Givens and Councilmen
Stevenson, I1orton, Fleming and Corliss.
The minutes of the if-leetin,-_; of riril 8, 1013b, were read and approved.
The Clerk presented the s•eport of the State Examiner in x-eti;pect to the Town
finances and he was directed to have the corm -cents in respect to the Twin finances
printed in the Port Orchard IndQoendeizt.
The -Clerc reported that the Town liad been sued by Callison's, Inc. to cancel
certain :local improvement assessments against lots where their warehouse was located.
The Clerk reported that these lots had been foreclosed by the County for taxes and
that
he
h«d
examined the
said for
closures and t ciU.t they
a-;:peared to be
in order .nd
that
the
Toan
' reas'urer
hard bel=n
duly served with sunmons
and com-plaint
ins aid fore-
closure action, and; he Was of the opinion that the Tot=n had no defense in this action.
The Clerk presented a resolution for the %ayor to acce; t service of said summons and
com�laint and to cofe,,;s judgment _n repect to the relief pr_aved f or by•Callison's,
Inc. vihich resolution as duly adopted, Councilmen Stevenson, rSJinf , ITorton and Cor-
liss voting in favor of sane.
Councilman Dorton of the Street and Tilley Corti__ittee re orted tIlat lie :lad conferred
;iitYi Tames R. Pattison, the City Lnk sneer, and that 1'.r. Pattison said th�:t he viould
instruct 1Er. Cosbev to finish lae Cline, Dv: ight and Austin LID :;ire e al.k and that I1, r.
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Pattison thoup-_ht that the grade should remain ,about as it was riov�r located.
t was reported that lirs. Grieve had as'.,--ed f or the grade of the alley betwe, n Day
Street and Kitsap Street east of Sidney and the dater Superinte�ident <ias directed to
e:7iploy an enkineer to establish the grade of this alle�7.
Jacob Nuernber er appear.ed before; the Council in reference to the building of a
sound for dogs and he was authorized to Y:urci^,ase the necessary MatE;rial and erect the
same.
The ClerlT brought up the matter of the new Volunteer Fire Denartrient -Pension Plan
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as adopted by the la:st I:egislature and the Council v;as of the opinion that in view of
the fact that the ent ire i Volunteer �+ Fire De7artmerit was inr urea for the year of 1r;3,-
with t, e Aetna Lire Insurance Corrpany, that nothing s-:o old be done about the matter at
the present time. I'owever, the matter was rY;ferred to Fire Chief `_Pot en to take: up with
the department, and make recormgendations in clue cou ,se.
.Fire Chief -gotten a geared before the Council a:na reconLsended thepurchase of 200
feet of 22 inch double jac1cet undervrritej�s hose in accordance w i -v-h the order made by
the $card of Underwriters, and the Clerk was duly authorized to advertise for bids for
this hose, to be returnable at the next Council sheet-inF; on
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Harley ITIorton, The `dater Superintendent, re orted ir, to the fact that
the PrOS'-)ect Street water ;;.ain ic!16 ht_:ve to b i2e;placed, thL:t a Y7et 6 inch main
�,,aould have to be run in the a=_ley betti•r®en -Bay and Kitsap, Street:;, east of Sidney to
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—pzards, and then down to Say street and a brass lz inch main or u 4 inch '.:Loden main
would have to be re-laid alonf, the seawall alonE he north s ide of Lay titre -A He was
dirE-cted to an esti_:iate of t'.'Le cost of t ie.:e re_olacez_lents and 1•E;l cru at the next
meet in;-.
'lhe Water SupE:Vintendey"t altio reP r`.(d the;.L B. a. iOL"rE. lad regl.iested a one inch
rneteY i'o� 'Cl�s ne,a zes�.d. e;ice a Sri ?,e Cler'.: : as Ou"� y author iz,r,d t o orde a ldash 1 inch
meter, strai,_:ht -allon iE c�iri; :ith°ipe.
The !.latter of the SiGe'.ul' ;CouiYty Inn': )roper-,-ty ,,ya discussed and
the StrcEt au )erin- ena e—iit wLL s directed t o tea, ztie s iE e aa__': from t'rosn ct Street to
the a -.,Tr bui"ldin; and erect b�.rricacLe�� GnQ si` n s in the - to.
11Yc f oll .: 1ij- b il�.s -4 1 ;:I eye .t ed:
Za Yll er , 2Sa rS tit"Ya;' E:i1cd
+ll a m-Drulla[1n, �: 1�8 days OT':tC
J, 11. Peterson, poste. for 'own
Pacific Co-.st 2tam,s dc:� license tars
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" aitie s S t o ut s oI'I:
4 ill iam 1 ruhahn, 1. da;.,,•.s va,ovk
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n , grid vlari'ant s -:;ere o,:•dered di•a.,rn t1IereL Gr.
On motion the nE;kt inf', add ourried.
OA
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1 .00
8. J Ci
:50
.15
2.00
6.00
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May 13, 1935
The Council met this evening at 7:30 p.m. Present Mayor Givens and Councilmen
Radey, Stevenson, Norton and. Fleming.
The minutes of the meetingA 22, 1935 were read and
of April p approved.
Harley Norton, the Water Superintendent, reported.that he had had the alley
between Kitsap and Bay Streets, east of Sidney, surveyed up to about the property of
Charles Grieve and that beyond that paint the property owners had built their garages
in reference to. the street grade and he did not t'_nink it wise to change the grade be-
yond that point.
Harley Norton reported in regard to the purchase of pipe for the Prospect Street
and the alley between Bay and Kitsap and along the seawall as follows:
4 inch; .31710 per foot 6 inch .420 per foot
and if pipe burlaped wrapped, .06¢ additional.
1f inch copper pipe for the seawall ..34.e less 10 a, about .29g net.
, Tie figured the total cost of the pipe would amount to $826.00 and that the total cost
with labor would be about $1800. It was duly moved and seconded that the Water Su-
perintendent proceed to make this improvement and the motion was duly adopted, Council
men Radey, Stevenson, 14orton and Fleming voting in favor of the same. It was the
view of the Council that where the pipe had to be changed from the meter that the Town
would only bring the water to the property line and that it would be up to this proper-
ty owners to
pay
for
the connection
between
the property
line and the meter.
It
was
the consensus
of
the
opinion of the
Council
that the job
be done by day labor
and
only
Port Orchard men should be employed.
Mrs. Stanford and John Woods appeared before the Council in reference to the use
of Dwight Street west of Cline, Mrs. Stanford contending that Sir. Foods was using more
than half of the street for planting dahlias. It was finally decided that Harley Norton
as Marshal would locate the center of the street and that Mr. Wood could only plant
dahlias up to that point but could not encroach upon Mrs. Stanford*s side of the street.
James R. Pattison, Town Engineer, ,presented an estimate in respect to the Cline,
Dwight and Austin sidewalk in the sum of $503.00 in favor of W. E. Cosbey, Contractor,
and it was duly voted that the Mayor and Clerk sign warrants on the Cline, Dwight and
Austin sidewalk LID .improvement district for this amount. Bills were also presented
against this Improvement District by Mike Hoglund for $30.00 for inspecting service
and by James R. Pattison for $15.00 for engineering service ,end the Mayor and Clerk
were duly authorized, to sign warrants on this Improvement District for said amounts.
Tlie Clerk brought up the matter in respect to a protest of having to pay $2.50
for a spayed demale dog and that three of the councilmen had authorized him to accept
$1.00 in such cases, which action was duly confirmed.
In accordance with publication and notice, bids were duly received for 2.00 feet
Of 2f inch Underwriters double jacket fire hose,
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Eureka Fire Hose Division of the U. S. Rubber Products, presented by Williams
Hardware,
Hewitt Rubber Corporation, presented by Howe"s Hardware,
Fabric Fire Hose Company, and B. F. Goodrich Co., presented by Howard -Cooper
b orporat i on,
The bids were substantially .the same, that is:
21 inch Underwriters D. S. couplings .86e,
Rocker Lug couplings .883e
Inasmuch as all of the bids were practically the same, the Council duly voted
to award the contract to B. F. Goodrich Company; Howard -Cooper Corporation, sales
agent, it being understood that the hose would be laid down F. 0. B. Port Orchard.
Jacob Nuernberger appeared before the Council and .stated that the garbage dump
was beginning to smell and it was duly arranged that Harley Norton and Clinton F.
Brasch sprinkle diesel oil on the same and burn it.
The Clerk was directed to have the Port Orchard Independent give publicity to
the fact that no oiling had yet been done due to the fact that oil co <ld not be ad -
cured 4t the present time by reason of the tanker strike.
The Clerk presented a resolution in accordance with the suggestion of W. W.
Sherman, examiner of the Livision of Municipal ,Cnrporati.ons th„t all assessment
rolls where assessments were delinquent more than ten years be cancelled on such
assessment rolls, and after discussion the Council duly adopted the resolution,
Councilmen Radey, Stevenson, Norton and Fleming voting in favor of the same.
CLERK
MAYOR
May 27, 1935
The Council met this evening at 7.30 p.m. Present Mayor Givens and Councilmen
Radey, Norton, ' Fleming, and Corliss.
The minutes of the meeting of Hay 13, 10035, were read and approved.
The Marshal reported th&t the garbage dump had been burned over twice and was
in good condition.
James R. Pattison, Town Engineer, made a report in reference to the Cline, Dwight
and Austin sidewalk LID reporting that there was now $551.49 due to Mr. V. E. Cosbey
on the contract, with a remainder of $367.22 in thirty days. He also furnished a
report showing that the cost of the contract had exceeding the preliminery estimate
in the sum of $614.98.
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in the itmes 'of ex
pense was for the collection by the Treasurer and he was
directed by the Council to elizinate.this item from the cost of the assessment.
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After discussion, with this change, the report of the Town Engineer in respect
to this LID was duly approved, ratified, and confirmed and he was directed to bring
in a final assessment roll at the next meeting, to be based on his figures given. in
this report.
The Mayor and Clerk were duly authorized to issue and sign LTD warrants on this
improvement district in the sum of 551.49.
It , was duly moved, seconded, and carried that during the summer months of June,
J'uly,. and August,. the Council would meet at 8 p.m. instead of 7 s 30 p.m.
The attention,,cof the Street. Superintendent was called to the condition of the
alley between Hoglund "s property and Eimer Wilsonts and he said that these conditions
would be remedied.
Roy A. Noyes, President of the Bremerton Trust and Savings Bank, appeared before
the Council in respect to some $900. due on the Pottery Hill Water Extention LID and
asked the Qouncil to pay this out of the proceeds derived from water rents in respect
to this extension at the rate of $20. a month, and stated that accrued interest would
be waived. The Council set this matter for special hearing at the next meeting with
the request that tho Clerk get all the data on the subject and that Mr. Peterson, the
Torn Treasurer, be -jsked to be present. A. D. Corliss, Mayor at the time of the
improvement, also spore in reference to the matter and stated that the Council had
promised that the wr of a advances would be cleared up in 6 months.
Harley Norton, -` Ater Superintendent, presented a letter from the Federal. Pipe &
Tank Company of Seattle, stating that they would be handicapped in promptly deliver-
ing the pipe owing to the Lumbermen`s strike.
The following bills were presented;
P. 0. Independept, printing
Bremerton Oil Dolivery, Diesel. Oil
Pacific T. & T.'Go.
GENERAL FM
sip : a UP r,
Palmer Supply Company, Sundry S uppliea
Federal Pipe & Tank Company, Pipe
P . 0. Ind epdnd e4t, printing
Tohn Mutters, 3 ;hrs. work
Arthur Adair, 2 daye work,, 2 hrs. work
and warrants were ord..ered drawn therefor.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
ChER�
Z-�
MAYOR
15.90
58.58
.35
30.90
15.36
8.50,
1.50
0.00
June 10, 1935
jThe Council met this evening at 8 y.m. Present Mayor Givens and Council-
men Radey, Stevenson, Morton, and Flee ing.
The minutes of the rieetinL of Lay 27, 1535, were read and approved.
The matter of toe Fottcry mill Ouier Extension LIDcontinued Tram the last -�
meeting was taken Lip and i. U. Peterson, the `gown 'Treasurer, gave Wornation
in respect to the said Isla:. After discussion, it was duly moved and seconded
that the claia of the Bre;lerton Trust and SaviuLs Bank in the sum of IQ900.00
i
oda in respecU to the saic LID against the eater dunu of the `Sown shoula be
disallow& and 6e'nie6, which ::iot'iou upon bei- E duly put was dulyadopted, coun-
cilmen Rauey, Steve_l,o i, Norton and 2lemiaG voti E in favor of the same. The
Clerk., however, Was 6irected to write to the Division of YuniCipal Corporations
i
, at „1y.._p_a, as':i71E if it wo_zld be 1 eEal for the Town, under ouch circumstances
to pay the outsva_Zdi j ww� rants from the water fund.
The Clerk present -ea %he final. assessment :roll in respect to the Cline,
DwiL ht , a, Austin street Sidewalk, LID 134, as oreparw by Tames R. licit ti 2 on ,
Town Eu inevr, s'r owinE th&t the total roll as mace up under the Qirection of
the Council amounted to the sun of 0125.31, anti the CleO submitted _ 0eoo-
1'ntiO'_ iii;LUM My 22, ly3 , at s o c.lo'c%, P•.-_. as the date of the hearing
of the said resolution, which Resolution was duly ac4oyted, Councilmen Radey,
Stevenson, Horton, and FlemiM vOQnL in favor of the same.
The Clerk was duly directed to advertise the said Resolution and Dail no-
tices to the intere„ted property ouners in accordance r:ith the law.
the Clerk presentec the matter of the Fireworks Orcinance, of the Town an6
questioned whether it uas t,roaG (_notsQ to incluce bombs, torpedos, squealers,
etc., ano unu Crdi'1bace uas My adopted a..endinG j 166, i:iclu6in tOr-
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peG c& , ti Vuealers, etc., mere rro:_ibi tw - only f irecracher S were al low& by the
C r6i'nancE to be yet off in Ay Street, with the consent of the Council, and
that no fii•enor' s could ' e set off inside a bui1 din{- , wn6 ttat Witt the consent
of the Council f irecracher S and ra0et s etc. coy ld be Set off in othe2 rats
of the Town, but settin af.=' bonbs, torgeuos, and squealers, etc., were Pro-
hibited at any time. The sY L:(6inance as Quly adopted; Council"en Ra&ey,
Stevenson, FleriinE, and Yorto l voting in favor of the same.
=attention vas callea to the fact of an accumulation of papers between the
Post Office and the 4il2on DuilCina a& also of the deposit of ashes near the
t'.cSC'11G .Te:_'yle, and the patter was referred to Alan Totten, Fire 3hief, for
investigation and wnDed iM Of these co uiBolns.
Councllwan Stevenson_ brouC t up the Palter that Delbert WiiSon was Lrao-
inn Cliche ,`street at. Divisionadjacent :t to Lin property v 'tee lenEth of his lot,
but that he uid not have the money to continue the ErauinG to Lwight street.
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T. George also appeared before the Council and stated that it would be a L;reat con-
venience to people livinL on and South of Division Street that this be done even
if only a could be provided. 1Teos:s. 'dilson and George proxaised that if the
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Torn would . excavate t'le saia Street t�_at the;; woula endeavor to ta'_:e up U colYec-
tion so t1.at the street could be Eruveleu before the fall rains. It was therefore
duly roved. aa6 troted that tie Town e-:-11�loy the shovel of EolraberL and Norman at
the rate of V25.00 per day to complete the ob ana it was underst-ood that if it
required more thaii a day, that the fractional pa_,.t would be paid at the pro rata
cost of '425.00. per day.
G. C. Hale appearea before the Council in reference to &radinE adjacent to his
property on the ire alb ti'Jate rti-;ay and permission was grai.ted to hire to do So under the
supervision of the Street Superintendent.
It was duly voted thGt Jacob duer iberLer be allowed 25X ;, day for 3 days for
the keep of any dok; which he might take up to be collected from the owner if re-
deemed and if not to be maid by the 'Doran, al -id that he was to be allowed also the
license fee foxthe doL-- in case it was redeemed by the o-mer.
The Cler',- was directed to write to Floyd Brant that the tee porar,, water con-
nection which vvas g:a-_ted by the Council 1r;aulci rave to be ter inated and if he wish,
ed water in the future that he wou16 have to install an independent line in respect
thereto.
The Cler'c was also directe6 to :,rite to Peter Peter•so i teat, iinas mwch as he
was sei-vinE dater to two houses throuLd- one r:eter th«t he would have to install an
independent meter for the second house.
The Town I.arshall was eiirecte-c to confer with Erik;lurid ano Pete]_se.i in respect
to their trucks oceupyi iL pax•t of .Bay Streit in loadi-ae and ui-loadiiig.
Harley llorton stated that a couple of j: o:i a;ie. is :gad been disturbed by the Erader
and .-ie was directed, to have thezl reinstated iii t1ne propex° place.
The Tiayor presented various 'ox .zs for recur irig a rant of z15;� from the U. S.
Government and the load of at 3% for the balance, and the Clerkwas directed to
vrrite to ---r. xioffriaii, actin State director of P`,;rs at Olylpia, statiiiE that i i gen-
eral ter'it t 1ac the Town would to spend soi;,,ie `110,000 in replacing zater mains
in respect to the rTovr is Water System, and as'_CinC� for ti»e in ti°i iich to -nrese:,t for-
mal application, and d.efiiiite elan.
The fol.owine, bills ,:ere presented:
ameri can Surety Coripany
Ho,v:ard Cooper Corp.
Standard Coil Company
Verne Corliss
Standard Oil Coi:npary
Y
H. V. ��ac,�:son
Howe .rotor Company
Duke Electric Company
Howe Hardware Company
GEa1ER U: U .M
Bond
5.00
lire Hose
12.48
Gas
25.42
ZL,bor
4.00
Gas
b.5'-
Sundries
36.20
Sundries
47.29
Sundries
2.37
Sundries
.99
330
Willia!'_s _=ard�.are
Steve's 'lire Slop
P . S . l;aviL--ati on Goi:ly,ayloy
LC (o�ncr77Ve (/t��e(� Pipe Co.
H o'.; e i�:Lto Company
Howe Hardware Company
Sta'-ldurc� Ui1 Coi.i-ally
Verne Corliss
illiai:: )ruhahn
�aies Stout
G e OrL c Puy nc
Pete I uernber6er
TI �I-TE S , _ .i IM
verN
`Fire and .'ube
rei 1,t
Pipe
3u:id.1:1es
_'� re i ; } i t
Gas
Labor
Lab o r
L<.,bor
Labor
Lab or
and ,uarrLu, 1z were orrj.ereci Graven therefor.
On r_iotion the __iectinv aajoLArLied.
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BYO' ' 1.
Ju -10 24, IID35
c; . 62
1.80
12-81
3.91
`7.16
.50
13 .QO
4.5 0
2.00
2.00
._..cc
The Council i:tet trii;= eve -Lnc are L�..i . I'rese:it _ a� or GJve;is and Council-
r:,r;n:�ae;r, Stevelsoi:., aiiG a ort lii.
1,e ii1'.:tes o e L ru,fle eG.tiof 1yc
' he Cler'- ,:' s ci3:'ec ,�c to Vdi i u to G. C. _, i1 tr.a «a'c r-ir_1 t=J a�tucno trie
next ineE_ti_i o t';•le Couii,:J w l eferei'_ce t0 til fJl-- L;L6 ack., t0 hi ; ri'pijer-
ty on t1he De"alb
The i_latter of t'n.e ."Au _i 1cLin - �1 ro_the 45;to be by
E-rant a =d t0 be by i.)a--, for t le rJ'J"ti .i ti•i ;tLl' t:1u xis. �9 5 dicC'' i 2d
ct:1G It ti,as u-1l„ vote6i t._at- Ora-i: 'di e-ILS L s ,--ajro3:• be ALitl.Qa'1ZEU t:='_E �. :1 ttie
general L,--,-)I .cation for � 1e 'dater auperint0_i6eY1t
Seca'"'e tl,e ,,ccE:i.'ti�ary 6at'. L,:,,u ii.iZ:A t .i0 e'-171 Oat tiSOni as enE�i11E ('T',
t0 .11cI,:e the necessa:cy rE_•0_.t Eanc. thin;-'rLLnc:-N aS Tovn ;Lttorne;yr
)e a-kt[=ized t al�YYl Vne ! 2 1 re'.;03:'t a 1C:. t :at tLe said ayJ_:Lltc4ti-on a%-6 re-
,Dort- GAF- Se -t Oi2 t11e .:1Ct1:iY :>t,'-t- 3 1 'eCt r 'Q t- �'ii`.i at 01.
Tcle i' ter Oj in E'y e:_ C='•nectio— for tie Petei,00n Property an6 tl7e
t '-'-) r ti i = 0i1 S t 0
-Jran- yJ 0 )ert',, ,as refe- —( G iL +�r3te u :,C"wili'UC. ( e-i ;1 1i� LX .0 .'
i t -iti;t 1-1,7)0n s::c- inc.e lei : E... cjntiecti:).-s.
` n1 Cler'< ve-,poi.ted the r ecei, f a 1� � per fro t ,'.E Division Of I 1 i1Cl-
p<al co:C'-' ol- ; t io-:i::' , S 6�.t? _--L;
ti-L .,
t'le t1tt0-r-ne.;
G L
enera
4F ;f
u 1 +.
the Q��i lioll tl,i t t
vioula at be 1eL-,a1 to ',uL
t ie
11 tjc3;T Hi11
_,SL` '4+"� �:'r-
its cut
of tl-_e ":later 21 und,
coy)- of `.iillc`l Cie had z i:. -
t0 tide
LL-uyor and
Counc? '!
a-.iU 'tile -vas
dil'ected to .
send a copy of tie sa:Le to
the
Erei:_ertO i i'rLAS
«',a
�-v�.liL
�,a__k at bre'rierton,
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Firs. E. ti. Helson appeared before theCouncil in reference to an accident
which: happened to her on June 21, 10K, alleged to have been caused by a nail
or raised board in front of the old theatre on Bay Street when the tripped
and was thrown to the sidewalk and injured her shoulder and elbow and left
knee and hip. ifter the discussion, the nwtter was referred to Chairman Rad-
ey of tKe Street and k1ley Cor.2E: itte to contact property ownero to see what
they wished to do in reference to the sidewalk on the north side of Bay street
from the Town hall to the Dock entrance.
Hugo Hoglund appeared before the Council and requested the grace and lo-
cation for his si6ewalk in from of his -or3_ erty and the Council authorized John H.
Pattison, as engine: r, to give tine grade and location of the same
"gib. E. Coebey applied for the final insta.�ment in reference to his contract for
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the construction of the Cline, .i:wQht, and Austin Sidewalk LID W34 in the sun of
1367.22 and the Mayor and Clerk were 6uly Guthorized to sign warrants on the Cline,
Dwight, and Austin Side n� k LID ii& And for this aaount and the bond of W. E. Cos-
bey was duly exoneratec.
Harley Ar•tow, titer auperintencent, usted if .e should proceed to instal! the
copper pipe in lieu of the wooden rain on the north side of :gay Street and he was
duly authorized to do so and; the recannez?Gation of the Council was that he bury the
pipe and t nt he only meter the heavy water uocrs.
The bill of Holmberg aN Hor1aan for Q50.00 for cutting through continuation of
Cline, from Dwight to Division was referred to Connoil_ian Stevenson for investiga-
tion and report.
attention was cal-ed to t�e fact that by reason of the iriprove,:-.ent of the r-oad_.
by
the County from
Black Jack Creek
to Retail
that
t :ere was ahump
in the junction of
the
Mitchell Road
and tke reach Road
and the
Street
Superintendent
was duly author-
ized to remove the same and to employ a nan to aid him and to make such disposition
of t"u dirt as he saw fit.
The Stre _t Superintendent was authorized to secure crushed rock from the rock,
quarry and wheA the oil mix was applied by the county to the fort Orchard- Retail
Road to zecurc the necessary material and apply it at the junction of Bay and Sid-
ney Street.
Thel following bills were presented:
Bremerton Oil Delivery Oil for streets 399.00
B. F. Goodrich Company !-lose, Couplings 172.48
WATER
Verne Corliss Labor 4.00
Tacoma Plumbing Supply Co. Cocks 11.58
Palmer 6upply Company Eatto& handles, etc. 34.00
and warrants were or•deren drawn nerefor.
o � ti on� thelai do ned.
CLER1< ZAYOR
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July S, 1'335
Co rcil let t" i. e5:e:�i.i 4 t 8 1>. r:, Present, r.'ra ilr Givens, Labor, and
Councilr,En Iiorton, 2eiriint , u ld Corliss.
' ' of T�le <4,535, were rea'irlutes of t'lie Lie(.tiil and atimoved.
G. U. r',�,1 . appeared Oefore the Co_::lcil asid promised tolLup the Gracie
of I fz1•� dLj
iacf_it to t': -e 1%e_�a_lb %' L.;ter�'d`ay by ':l.ii tin6 ravel c 1C. Crusix ;Q rock
tilex•eon.
John H. P-ttison ria( e a report in rr::spect to t' re:-jai.:-ii:1g' o tile -�;ate r
syste`:, of the `.4own foi- t':ie 1�:I.4:1 Lrant aria load, ail( estiriatwe(f the tote cost
of 1'e".'_Li L ing at �r;27, _D66.0G`, L ,Yia As ro-oo-:'t l7cig G''lay al');;rovEo.
.0. forllu! �-., Ulicatlon re�;Ji?t].on il,,&a by t'.le Cler"., autliorizin
t e _!-`.ayo;:, To',rl '1'. Pattsloll, �2owsl 1"i °1 of r, aiid tide To' .1 iittorney to siL.i tae
ap;;li cati oal for t'.:e ;-ra ft .:l(t to n to ��' e ??':JA.
Doe ::.utter s lu—ro4iL`_t 1,) fox: all federa_ aid for cit"' ;rojects
ti'y'itho it _,f c t-;- ?ilE ', c_:ia a Mica ;ioii was, ca ley authorirecA fcx
ter re-:-Iaii-11-_1L i=.iS ''uerLL,, e tiyute::i, c::iiU.1�� 'ei, tOt�l'1 eiibincer,
autllorizt�6 t ) f.lr lis'. sac._ (I_,ta as ile cealu, so uS to be sLibmittec throuLa h R.
J. Care tti, Counc' Cwa< rlis-i )ner, at 'ieetin, to be ilela at '1acorl� , July c,
19 3:: .
0 report llas io.i.e oil tale Sicc. , u_L< on t ie no't.i Site of 15ay Stre:_t, in as
i;'uc':1 as Lo nCili:l�iil =,.Cte�i, (ilairt—il of trie :street u d 211!ey CoY_:l:".itteE iiTc`ls riot
preae,it, 'cut t'le Clerk was duly auth,)rized to write to --roper.ty ocIdi101•s er•e
the side%:rul': was dangero is to p.it Vie ,A_; e i,l _roper shape.
r ey _:ortol;, cater as";eriiltetic.C"::t, r• ;,o7:•te, 'uh-at it :(is Eiavisab_le to
pure)lase three nel,i n.yci, arlts ;:,'re:1 ti-,e c &-6-e t:.as .. c (; from t1.e I ortll side of
Pay Stre-t- to the Mouth sic e of -!ay Street, a"i1d Vaat t'-le r)-:.sic cost of 1'ly--
ara .ite be ' 72.32, «i d s, i uu :i=i_ ry valve in one ca= 3c it would riake a
tot,.:l of ?1�3.7`7 grid irl t1:e -)t ,F'r c«se �. 1j4.32. 'ibis Matter Z','as canti zueci un-
til tI e 11e.-,t eetinE.
The followiiaf;: dills rreie i,eoeilted:
U ?e u- . li :A
J . H-I. Pattison
Labor
3.0
Glen
Special Patrolman
13.50
Clarence s!Iell
labor
6.00
GeorF,e Payne
Labor
3.00
C. P. Ai_l1 )worth
Lobz Vood
1.08
Standard Oil
Gasoline
36.PI
Tac'cson _.acilirie Slia
Grauer Teeth, c al
17.00
23remier4t;o:: Oil Leli,Very
Oil spx'uyed on streets
445.'20
Howe lrotor Corii)any
Sunu.ries
4.00
Port Grcnard L.;.rlber Yd.
.'«teriu:is
.,`9
Du__ce Elec�ric Co.
Lai.ls
:i..22 .
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T. H. Pattison
Howe Hrdware
Fed. Pipe & Tank Co.
Tackson Lachine Shopt
E. F. Zahller
1�
Howe Rotor Cougany
Union Oil Company
Ed With
Standard Oil Co: pa4y
"� AT E P �Ji' D
Engineer
Laterials
Pipe
:::aterials
Shurpeni nL_ o ols
Materials.
Gas, Oil
Labor
Gas
and warrants were ordere6 drawn for the sane.
On motion, the meeting was adjourned.
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CLERK
;AYOR
30.00
3.89
44.51
1.12
1.90
1.38
1.72
1.00
7.30
Tuly 22, 1935
The Council met this evening; at 7 :30 P.h. Present, Layor Givens and Councilmen
Radey, Stevenson, and Norton.
Tinutes of the meeting of July 8, 193d, were read and approved.
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11 This was the return date for the hearing on the Final Assessment Roll of the
Cline, Dwight, and Austin Sidewalk, LID #34, under Ordinance No. 408, and a number of
interested property owners were present. The Clerk read the Vinal Assessment roll
with the assessment to each property owner, and the amount of the assessment equal-
ized as recommended by the Town Engineer. The only formal written protest was fil-
ed by Nellie Lul'ler Blankenship, an this protest had mostly to do with reference to
the fill on her property. The protest was ordered filed.
It was the opinion of the Council that the interested property owners understood
that the Town would assume the inspection cost, which amounted to 177.00, and the coun-
cil duly voted to assume this, but there were oral protests from Charles Axner and Mike
Hoglund in reference to their assessments, where they had already constructed their
sidewalks, as follows. -
Charles Axner, Equalized by Engineer 77.68
Like Hoglund, Equalized b =
g q ,� Engineer 6$00
and the Council duly voted to cut their assessments in half so teat their assessments
as equalized by the Council would be as follows:
Charles Axner, 38.84
Like Hoglund 34A5
G '12.99
and that the Torun would make up this recudtion in lieu of paying the i77.00 for inspeor
�. tion. The Mayor and the Clerk were duly authorized to siLn a warrant for 02.09 on
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the general fund in favor of the Cline, Dwight and Austin sidewalk LID Fund' to make
up this deficiency of the roll.
It was duly voted by the Council to ratify, approve, and co"firr3 said roll as so
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equalized by the Council, Radey, Norton, .and Fleming votinf; in favor of the same.
The Clerk presented Ordinance 10. 411, approvinE the said assesadent roll, .and
the same was duly adopted by Councilmen Radey, Stevenson and Norton voting in favor
of said Ordinance.
The matter of the G. 0. hall fill at the DeValb water slay was taken up, and it
appearinE that he Aad not leveled up his fill, the Clem was directed to write him
that if he did not do so, the sidewalk wo old be restored.
John K. Pattison brow;: t up the matter of grant under the Works Progress Assoc -
ration, and stated that t4ey would not consider a project over 025, 000. He was di-
rected to breal town the Water Wants re:_ianiAE, under 05,000, to male the applica-
tion for iron piep, and to state that tl e 'Town could contribute about 0,000 for nat-
er al, enginecrin E, aK superintenc; ence, it being untie rsiood that his preliminary
work would not exceed 400.00. In as much as a 5aperintencent has to be nacw in the
applicati >, he was o.irecoe6 to designate himself as Superintendent at a s&lary of
1200.00 a month.
The Council also directed hurl to prepare estar_zate for iron ripe in the applica-
tion to the PWA, is as much as the some would cost only about Q, 000 more than wood-
en pipe and present the same to theP` & and if necessary to recall the previous appli-
cation and suboit an application covering iron pipe.
The 'pater Superinte bent reported in refere"ce to Lloyd Brant that _1e was fin-
ancially unable at the present tiAe to i. stall an independent hook-up for his water
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and the Council directed that the nutter rice for the time Ming.
Harley l orton, as 'eater auperintende_Lt, reported that children were climiaL the
ladder at the Water `rank., and it was s, esteo that he remove a short section of this
ladder.
The :Natter of purchase of new hydr"nin for the south side of Bay Street in lieu
of the old hydrants on the north side was coutinuec.
Harley Norton, as Vars'hal, bro!uEt t up the ratter of receiving compensation for
his servi c: s a i Yarehal, in view of the fact that the `town was in receipt of reven-
ue froT the State Liquor Board. After discussion, he was allowed a salaxy of ten
dollars ($10.00) a month, co=e_zcing us of July 13, 1935, for Liu senVices as harshal
the same to be paid fro_i the General Fupd. �
Clinton: F. Erasch, Street Superintendent, br•ouGKt up tie matter that proyerty
OW_ ers on riitsap Street ware desirous of haviac a concrete sidewalk across Harrison
Street o . the nortA side of Aitsup Street. _ e estivated that the cost would be 466.
and was directed to have the interested property owners raise this money and the side
walk would be put ia.
E. S. Howe :°?ade application for the establis men% of a sidewalk grade for Lis
property on the north side of Dwight Street, and : ohn U. Pay t? son, Engineer, was
authorized to establish this Lrade.
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Councilman Steve.ison preseiited the :latter of Charles Grieve desiring to connect
his property on the alley between Bay and Kitsap Street by way of Haxard's rather than
by maim near the J'Tordby and also the levelling,• off of the alley adjacent to his alley
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property. The Cler'c was directed to write r. Grieve that ,rater connection could be
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made t°rith the alley maid at Ha2-gard's and that the Street Superintende-it would be di-
rected to run the `:Town grader over the alley as soon as he could get to it.
The Clerk presented the request from tree pacific Ifatio_-aal Bank as trustee for the
yearly installment 'of '�P400.00 due on the park property, and the iiayor and the Clerk
were directed to sign a warrant on the General Fund for this al',Iount.
J. M.. Peterson, Town Treasurer, applied for a leave of absence as Town i'reasurer
for the _io_nth of August, 1935, and the saf_ie was duly granted.
The following bills were Ares ented :
GENERAY, FUND
Jacob Nuernberger Dog Licenses and Board 5.00
Joe tlinkov hood for forge 438.
pacific Telephone arld Telegrap , Co. Seri, -ices .20
WATER FUID I
�'Jillia<zs Hardware
Wrench
.70
LowtrFan and 1Aanford Co.
6 prints
1.43
John H. Pattison
3 days' work and z_iileage
36.90
.Tof_ l"Linkov
hood for gorge
4.37
Names Stout
1 day, work on lawn
4.00
Li.BOR ON
PROSPECT 1011D ICI FY
- I'Y
Williar Bruhah i
10
and 1/8 days
40.50
Verne Corliss
5
M
20.00
GeorE4e Payne
5
"
20.00
Ed Tooke
6
"
24.00
Clarence Allen,
2
"
8.00
Howard koore
1
day
4.00
Dave Hill
1
"
4.00
H. Doyle
1
4.00
Pete luernberger
6
days
20.00
Joe -Winters
1
day
4.00
H. Ward
To
six copies of Lap of Port Orchard, 0,75¢ eu.
1,1 ATERIAL
FOR PROSPECT A`IL AL-
LEY r AIa
Fed. Pipe and Tank Co.
and warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
On raotion the meeting adjourned.
677.13
' July 29, 1935
A special - eet:ing of the Town Gouncil was held this eveing at 8 P.H.. to consider
C ranting a permit to the Horluck Trausportation Company to erect a waiting rooi, aild
ticket agency adjacent to the towia hall.
Present, '1dayorGivens and �'ouncilmen Rauey, Stevemsan, Norto_i:L Fleming, and Corliss.
'Ira. Lieske of the Horlucc Transportatioi_ Coi:iLba. y presented a request for a per-
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mit or license to erect a small building adjacent to the Town Mall as a viaitine roori
for the Horluc'c 'Transportation Company and as a ticket agency for tl,Le liorluck12ran-
sportation Corapa:iy and the Kitsap Transpo -tatio i Corripa_iy. She stated it would be
g f eet wide and lb feet long.
acob 4lderness, owner of tl e Central Hotel, voiced objection to the erection of
the b_.ila d.AE, on the g round that it increased the fire hu-ard and becuase it viould be
erected on a public street. Alan Totte-n, fire chief, liras preoerit, and was of the o-
pinion that it would not increase the fire hazard. -.-rs. Liesk:e for the Horlucic '1rans-
portatio:n Co:::;oari,y 'agreed that slie would pa-.7 :any extra insuraace if it increases the
fire rate on t1le Central hotel Property, or reiiove the building.
It was the conseiis df opinion of the Council t'r--at t%Ie sa:_ie viould be a great con-
venience to the citize.is of the tocrii and it was therefore duly voted that a pert -At be
granted to the Horluc'.c Tra ispor ation Co�<.pany to erect such a building, the easterly
side thereof to 'be p"raliel with the easterly site of the `lOWE Hall building, to be
9 x 1b feet, to be subject to re_ oval on 30 dayst notice, at the expense of the K1or-
luc'_s Transportation Co:ipa::, tj�e Horluck 'Tra-iisportation Cmapany to pay t1ie extra in-
surance, if a_iy, caused by the erection of said buildi,T{ to the Central Hotel proper-
ty, and the Horluck transportation Compa:.y to tree-1 the sa ..e i-:, a clew -i and safe co i
di•tion, arid to _,aintz:;in proper piling._; aiia supports underneat'n, anc to assu;:Te all lia-
bility iii t•espect to any accide Its tinerein or thereabouts, and to inc<eraiTily the 'Town
in t}i�--tt respect, and that an agree:aei.t be entereu io.ito, covering this matter, to be
s iEned by tl".e ivayor and the Town Clerk on behalf of the 'Town, Couiicil.-le-a Rad ey, Stev
en'so'2, i�'oZ'ton, -Fleming, an() Cor.l.iss voting, ii', favor of t 7e SSaie.
Cn motion, the :reel'
CLE3
MAYO, R
.�ujust 12, 193b
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Coup-icil "et this eveing at 8 P.1.. Prese:it, Councilrne:ri j`a(zey,, iloa-to.i, Corliss,
aind F1 ei- i ng .
In trae absence -,f 1.iayor Gi�reTis, 11a):'ry Radey vras aul;, elected acti_ig -ayor and
took1--is SecLt as sucili.
I`inutes of the meetinL; of 'ulyT 22, 1935, vYer•- reaci and approved.
1�inutes of t11e special meetiri , of Duly 29, 1935, i°;ere re&c1 aild a _;roved.
Elmer 'dilsoii appeared befoi e the Council a is states tL,%t he- t zou� ithe had 'been
,i
overchaz'gea in respect t0 tie ci;;SektST:leiit �J._ 1;iiE? Cllie, Lwi � t, and "LtStiil a"greet
sidevialk, o.. t'c;e oasis of the Criurles and .'like 1_06luncl assessments. The Clerk
was directed to write a letter to 11. n. Pattison, callisig his atteritio.i to this cori-
tention a.,d asking his co ments t'riereon.
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William Finn :appeared lefore the council and asked permission to brush out the
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streets in Sweaneyrs addition, adjacent to his property, near West and Taylor streets,
and he was authorized to do so uncer the supervisor of the Street Superintendent..
'The Water Superintendent brought up the :ratter of the installing of three new hy-
drants on the south We of Bay Street, and he z-;a.s duly authorized to purchase one new
4 in'ch hydrant and use two second hand 4 inV hydran-._s which had been I urchas .d, and con-
nect there with a & inch pipe. He was, however, instructec to ascertain before he, did
anytKing, whether. 'the Insurance Underwriters required 6 inch hydrants.
T. H. Pattison, who had been working on the duplication for the re-mai4ing of .the
Town Q the Works Progress Administration and tie Public Works Adninistrati on, was pre-
sent, and he stated that the application to the +orks Progresp Administray had been turn-
ed down, and that he had put in an application to thePUA substituting; iron pipe in place
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of wooden pipe.
The Clerk brought up the i:iatter of adc idonal gillage for 1936. He reported that
the 'assessed valuation for the year 1936 was $357, 765, an increase fron this year of
$27,941. After discussion., the council duly adopted Ordinance W412, providing for the
calling of a special elections on September 7, 1935, to vote an additional millage for
general purpose of 4 mills, and 3 "ills for oiling the streets of the town, snaking a
total millage of 22 mills, and asking the Hitsap County Election Board to take charge
of the election, a4d reco lr:,ien6inL the followings election officers: E.T. Harris, In-
spector, Nora E. Lawrence, Judge, and George J. Payne, Judge, CounciDAen Norton, Vlem-
ing, and Corliss voting in favor of said ordinance.
The following bills were presenter;:
Port Orchard Independent
Howe Motor Co.
Puget Sound News Cospany
Standard 0ll Company
Reliance Lat or Co.
England and Petersen
C. P. Ainsworth
John H. Pattison
Port Orchard Lumber'Yard
Bremerton Oil Delivery Co.
Pac. T. &. T.
E. F. Zahller
J. P. Joslin
Palmer Supply Ca&pa4y
Tacoma Plbg. Supply Co.
F. P. Arnold
Palmer Supply CoDpaby
Puget Sound Navigation Co.
Lovma& & Hanford
Port O .•chard 1,um,'(_,er Yard
Palmer Supply Co.
Standard Oil Company
Any. Plyg. and Stearn. Supply Co.
' Jackson Machine Shop
Nels Yarkussen
Fed. Pipe and Tank 00.
F d. Pipe and Ta"k Co.
Standard Oil Company'
Howe ve Hardware
Jahn H. Pattison
Dill Hill
GE1'JL1P4'J'L 1E JI'm
�u 3.85
Supplies
2.10
"
2.63
�r
14.44
Gas
5.81
Supplies
.62
Lerchandise
2.02
Surveying Sidewalk
3.00
Suptl ies
77.48
Oil for streets
75.68
WATER 'F U `T
Services
2.10
Supplies
2.35
Supplies
1.79
Supplies
27.76
S.apol ie s
24.59
APPAo
48.80
hrvibes... ti
3.00
BlgpiPrints
1.41
Supplies
1.88
Supplies
428.69
Supplies
3.28
Supplies
1.19
Supplies and Services
14.64
Services
.35
Supplies
19.47
Supplies
26.96
Supplies
4.73
Supplies and Services
9.47
WPA application
31.50
Labor
6.00
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Chas. alac'=censorl
Za or
47 r •')0`
Peter Ruth
it10.50
f ete I:uernberE er
"
L4m. Rruhahn
"
2.00
3.GO
Verde Corliss
"
17.00
Georf e Payne
"
2000
A. J. Tooke
"
20. 00
Ja:aes Sout
"
2.00
C1: rence Allen
"
26.04
HowardI-pore
"
26.50
Pavia IL._l
'Hill
"
20. `0
I'. Doyle
"
�,6.50
Joe riii-itex's
��
2�.,-0
IT • Lyo1s
';
4.50
R. J. Caretti
"
10.50
tart 1*c�air
"
44.50
Pete Peterso:i
`
40.')0
Glen Owens
"
33.50
A. ...eac�iar^
a
26.00
Clarence ,oiliia__s
"
4.00
Soh!1 Pattison
"
5.00
, Iuorand
"
.00
67
ryH �',u. l:;A(+w'CiQ ire
L• i
I •00
�_
TJT ern -.T
LT1) r34 Fund
Port Orc'nard InGepet dent -,dveiAsini Ro-so? u`l-io+!, Ordinance, etc. 19.75
nd warr.'G::ts were orderer tLerefor.
can the meetirig adjourned.
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Aai Ust ;G' 193J
CO..;1ieiji ::et t':"!IS EVe x"1i Lzt �.__. �'reSe't1t, ctf01:' �riZrG'il�;, t!1GiOUnCIII:'E'_1
SteVenS0n, '1,01.t0: .16 Co:_•.iisc..
of t lE ..'.�et :,_ of :ia iSL ,� , � , i;EY'L' rea6 ano approved
��Et7t]_O'1 4`Taa JyeSE::1��EC-, ti�1.1�8(l� ��TiBii' O1 �i�'- 'EEt Of f1'�O_1d2 0=1 t'!.e aOrt'tl
iae of t-a Strce;ti _ 0 t.le coils ,.' C-U On O_. cc!icrete s1Ciewai.« fr+ni:l t' e ll.S.
Po'�t Office, �.Testerly to _1n6. iM-1. :Fete so . ,xo ex t o: .: el�lt Bay
Str,_et. The Coailcil vllas of ti:�e otinio�l -' l,at r,hew�c ;�,us riot e-AouLhfootULe rep:c'esenteG
in tale ,aet=-i1Gi7 t0 J'--INt. t:le ;1:1"I fox cili. Lj I7yx'o�7e:.tt alci eoY1-
ti iued tie ..,utter until t':-1Q la . xt �:leeti'_1z Of file Cou.icil, a::1c tl-e Cler_- was, directed.
to all px°ope 31 o r:ler:_, cue pre:, e',A a t that ,t ii le to coif er Viitil t 'Lie
Co tlIc-1 - 1 rEtioect to tale :1 tt Cr.
i,e Cler'-C stLitEd tiliai, tl re.-)reseiltative of tide 'hate lei _vat' t esl z1'tLleilt had call
�y C'
e6 ,on 't:1•.:1, ano tilt Ile il".Q 1-TV '') EC t`1iCi ici t!'1e 0�`I.1 O.i}1C1.�_ Gib :10� viiS i 1;0 tc:':: E'
tkLe. estate .zi M1 is f ? ii 8r ,! ,! wi tiii''n tale ' ow"I 1iiAtti, of
Port OI'Ciiai"'d, 'WaslainE)t�il, in of tulle ST:1alI allocatio -i for tits purpose, aild lie
Stated t'.lat t'_-ie c'':ed 't ,c,t the Co ?aril ci:' a f;,r-'lal resulutlon t0, tnat
efi,ect ..16 foj,,, a---rd t !L S .,ie ? ', lit Of
it il7c •
t�� �;. e ata �e L`ireat�r o�: tnE �%e }a�•t-1e
The Cle7' t �)reSEi7� Ci a',';c :a 1 L i,lOYi, ';'1":J C , E OYl
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by the Council, Councilmen Stevenson, Horton, and Corliss voting in favor of the resolu-
tion:
Alan Totten, the fire chief, brought up the' matter of the desire of either the
Richfield or Gilmore Oil Company to erect a tolesale stutio h on the Lay, near the wrest
limits of the town, and it was the consensus of the opinion of tLe Council that there
was no objection to this, provided %hat a builc.ing permit was issued by .the Building
Committee.
The .natter of the special election of Sepiauber 7, 193b, was taken up, and it was
the
opinion
of the Council that
voluntary workers should be called on to get the voters
out
to the
polls.
Tacob Nuernbdrger, the Town garbage collector, stated that people were dumping
garbage in the Bad on Lay Street and the �arshal was duly authorized to secure some
Carboard signs on which there inould be 70 MBAGEu, Ordinance No. 368.
The Water Supprinten ent brougiht up tKe ratter of the laying of the copper waver
pipes on the north. side of Bay Street, ana it was the opinion of the Council that the
laying of the lipe be deferred for he time being.
Councilman Stevenson brow€ At up the complaint of C. n. Hants in respect to land-
lords having to pal the delinVuent ,rater rents of the tenants, an6 after discussion, it
was duly voted that the Town Clerk promptly notify Er. Hants of thw"ael Suency of his
tenants on the six,eenth of each month.
The following bills were presented:
W. F. Leavell 1 election set 2.00
H4 Morand 7 day, labor on gutter 28.00
Jacob Auernbe.rger 1 dog license 1.00
,,'L TER F T:,TD
Union Oil Co'f:lasy
Yotor.eze and Eotorite
SUPPLIES SO PROSTECY Sy . AID
AILE Y ' AI -11S .
Federal Pipe and `.'q i-_ Co. Pipe and mood plugs
Ta c . Puubg . Supply Company Corp. Cox and curb stops
Fed. Pipe and Tank ;Com)a by H. E. Tend
William Truhahn
Verne Corliss
Glee Owens
Charles hac'_senson
Pete Nuernberger
George J; Payne
A. J. Tooke
Pete Peterson -
Art Adair
H. Doyle
9. A. Larson
Alex McTavish
Norman Rowney
Harley Norton
Clinton F. Brasch
Li0 OR U-T PROSPECT ST. A.r;T
M. r + - T �.Tc
392 hours
lobor
88 tt
u
92
44 tt
tr
36 x
It
16 It
it
.6 It
It
40 it
It
40 t,t
tt
58 n
tt
55 tt
er
6 tt
n
1 J ►t
tt
overtime;
12 hours
overt ine,
12 hours
and warrants were ordered drawn tkerefor.
On motion, the meeting ucjourned.
.82
20.79
14.18
5.81
l9 .7 b
44.00
46.00
22.00
18.00
8.00`
3.00
20.00
20.00
29.00
22.00
3.00
8.00
9.00
9.00
Cle& !Ay or
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September 9, 1935
Council met this evening at 8 P.M. Present, Mayor Givens, and Councilmen'Ra--
day, Stevenson, Norton, IElbming and Corliss.
The minutes of the meeting of .august 26, 1935, were read and approved, except
for the following, in reference to the erection of a wholesale oil station by either
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the Richfiei:d or the Gilmore Oil Company, "that the tanks were buried, in accordance
with the ordinance of the Town..." , which was directed to be stricken from the min-
utes.
In reference to the matter of the proposed concrete sidewalk on the north side
of Bay Street, the Clerk read a letter and protest from the lion. T'.B,Yakey of Los
Angeles, and Jack Kiernan of fort Orchard, objecting to the improvement at this time
It appeared that they represented 300 feet of the proposed improvement, and that by
virtue of this footage they could successfully block the improvement. Under these
conditions, the Council ordered that the matter be tabled, a:ad that the Street Su-
perintendent be authorized to direct property owners to make necessary repairs to
the wooden sidewalk, so as to make the same safe, all to be under his supervision.
The Clerk presented the proposed dubget for the year 1936, and after discus-
sion, the same was duly approved, Councilmen Radey, Stevenson, Norton, Fleming, and
Corliss voting in favor of the same.
L motion was duly made and carried that'hereafter the meeting of the Council
be held at 7:30 P.M. instead of 8P.M. until the first meeting in May, when the meet-
ings would again be held at 8 P.M.
The Street Superintendent was directed to at once grade Dwight and Cline Street
so as to bring the grade down to the new concrete gutter.
In order that the Street Superintendent might imnediately attend to the grading
of Dwight and Cline Streets, he was authorized to emplgry a man to help him in mark-
ing the parking on Bay St:ceet .
Charles Grieve appeared before the Council in reference to running the gran er
over the alley between Kitsap and Bay Street, and the Street Superintendent was di-
rected to attend to this as soon as possible after he finished grading Dwight and
Cline Streets.
The Water'Superintendent 'crought up the matter of the concrete sidewalk on Kit-
. �
sap Street, at the water plant, and it was directed that the matter lay over until
next spring.
It was reported that the proposed grant and loan from the Public forks Admiftis-
tration had been wanted in the sum of $29,000 odd and the clerk was directed to write
to B. A. Hoffmdn, the engineer in charge at Olympia, as to what steps would have to be .
taken by the Town in order to secure the loan.
The Clerk called attention to the fact that Ordinance #368, regarding garbage,
did not provide for any pendalty for a violation thereof, and he presented Ordinance
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No. 413, by which
the Ordinance #368 was amended
to provide a
penalty for dumping gar-
bage in the Town.
The Ordinance was duly read, and
on motion
was duly adopted, Coun-
cilmen Radey, Stevenson, Norton, Fleming, and Corliss
voting
in favor of the same.
The followingbills were presented:
GENERAL FUND
George Blanchard
muslin for election
booths
1,25
E. T. Harris
Services at millage
election
6.50
Nora Z. Lawrence
services at millage
election
6.50
Geo. S. Payne
services at millage
election
6.5a
WATER FUND
Ted Kindred
labor, one day
4.00
Xames Stout
labro, j day
2.00
Alex McTavish
labor, 4 7/8 days
19.50
Verne Corlies
labor, 3j days
14.40
and warrants were
ordered drawn therefor.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
MAYOR
September 23, 1935
The Council met this evening at 7.30 P.'i. Present, Mayor Givens and Councilmen
Radey, Stevenson, Fleming, and Corliss.
minutes of the tweeting of September 9, 1935, were read and approved.
The Street Superin.ten6ent aas directed., to gravel the turn at Cline and Dwight,
and build a drain from the soutnviest corner of. Cline and Dwight west to take care of
the water from the newly opened portion of Cline Street.
The matter of the concrete :,idewalk was considered, and inasmuch as there was
not a proper representation of the interested property owners present, the matter
was continued toIdIonday, October 14, 1935, and the Clerk was instructed to notify all
interested property owners to be there at that time to consider the matter.
A letter was read, from firs. Applegate, recor-:kending Miss Leila Norchby for a
6' Library Trustee in place df Sohn R. Walsh, removed to Seattle, and the Council, re-
quested the Library Board to make a recorffilendation for the vacant office.
The Clerk presented a fork: of resolution prepared by the State Highway Depart-
ment, requesting the Department to take care of the State roads in the Noun fromthe
allocation to the gown, and the same was duly adopted.
The -Clerk reported that the Kitsap County Election Board had made a certificate
that the special millage election held September 7, 1935, had duly carried according
to law, wlhic'i has been duly f ilea.
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1�r. Gillespie of the ITew 1""ethel Tabernacle on ;Jest Bay Street appeared before
the Council and re ueNtecl peri-=ission to connect with t'rie drain running through the
pumping plant, but it was stated that this could not be done as the draind did not
run far enough into the Bay, but perriission aas granted to do this if they would in-
stall a sanitary septic tan'-c, and connect the overflovr ,,Vitxi the drain.
It further appeared t1nat the pastor irate-n ed to have liva.ilE quarters in the
church, and the Council duly voted that under these circui-ista-iiceti a flat rate of
41•. FO -would have to be paid f or the use of the Town vy,ater.
The matter of -rinetner pro��erty ovrnero or the 'gown shoula pay for connecting;
properties on tine south sie.e of Bay Street Wit'rl the Pros-pect Street main was dis,-
cussed, and the COUI; cil Went on record to the effect that the propertyot'.riers must
pa-y the cost.
Attention of the Street waE called to a hole i n t':AL roact-way
a% the Totirrn li.-iito on Sidney Street, and to t,°rc• or three holes on Pottery Hill, and
he was directec; to fill then i ..
`i'he follo,rring bills were ,-:resented:
Pacific T. and a'. Co.
N. 11orand
Lowman ;Ianf orc: Co.
Puget Sound 2yavi _ation Cc.
K of P Cemetery
H. .11orand
A-rt Adair
Glen Owens
Ball Kindred
Wm.Bruhahn
Alex Le Tavish
` 121,
i.� GE_ �!,., FUI
Tele-ohoae Service .40
days' labor on sttreets 1a..00
'DATER <U 1Z
..Tracini _ Blue Prints
1.30
2reigh V ano Collect
11.30
Rebate on overc iarge on water
4.90
1 5/8 days' labor
6.50
21- days' labor
9.00
4 days' labor
34.00
1 days' labor
4.00
9 days, 3 hours labor
37.75
84 days' labor
33.00
and -warrants yfere ordered drain therefor.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
KhYOR
October 7, 1935
A special m.eetin9 of th.e 'L'o-,7,n Council vras held phis evening at 7:30 P.M. for
the purpose of adoptin- the Budget for the year 1936 and enacting an Ordinance
levying the taxes for the year 1936. Present -were Council.neia Raney, Stevenson,
-FleminE, and Corliss.
In the absence of mayor Ci ye s for the re::iai icier of the year, the Council elec-
ted ted Harry Raney as acting - ayor for this -fleeting.
The Cler'_c preseiited the Budget for the year 193E as previ ously adopted by the
Council, and i t oas duly need .« id tcie same xvas duly adopted as the Budget for the
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year 1936, Councilmen Radey, Stevenson, Fleming, and Corliss voting in favor
of said Budget.
The Cler': them presented the Ordinance No. 414, levying the taxes for the year
1936`as follows. General Fund, 18 mills; Park Fund, 1 mill; Oiling of Streets, 3 mills;
total of 22 mills,' and the same arias duly adopted, Council;�•_-en Radey, Stevenson, 2le.ning,
and Corliss voting in favor of said Ordinance.
The Clergy presented a letter from E. R. Hoffman, Acting• State Director, .advising
the Town that the President had appr oved' a loan of ';'16, 000 and a grant of 1Z, 091.00
for the purpose of replacing the water maiias of the Town, and after discussion, it
was decided that the Town Clerk and Engineer Pattison should go to Olympia on Thurs-
day to ascertain directly frcm the Acting State Director just what was required on
j the part of the Town.
The following' bills were presented:
'Will iam Bruhahn
Alex I4IcTavish
V,-rne Corliss
Glen Owens
H . Morand
Pete Nuernberger
Chas. Hackenson
W. A. Larson
Tom Connell
Fred. Arnold
James Stout
WAI FR FUITD
Labor, Laying
Copper Pipe on
North
side of Bay Street
53
hours
26,50
19
hours
9.76
22
hours
11.25
51
hours
25.50
42
hours
21.00
20
hours
10.00
24
hours
12.00
30
hours
15.00
7
hours
9 75¢
5.25
23
hours
@1.00
23.00
Labor on Pumping Plant
5 hours 2.50
and viarrant s were ordered drawn therefor.
On motion the V.geeting adjourned.
Harry Radey, ACTI14G IJIAYOR
Francis M. App]
T own C l rIc
October 14, 1935
The Town Council of the 'town of Port Orchard met in regular session t'nis eve-
ning at 7:30 P. ''. Present :ae.re: Counci Umei1 Radey, Stevenson, 19ler:iing, and Corlias. In
the absence of i;ayor Givens until the first of next year, the Council appointed P. E.
Fleming to act az 1;ayor until, the return of 1Layor Givens, and he took his sett as such
and presided over the Council. r: eet ins,.
The Y:iinutes of the regular neeting of Sei)tem-ber 23 and of the special rnieet-
ing of October 7, 1955, were read and approved.
The matter of tEie Bay Street 3idelxal'�: was tU len up, and the i essrs. Olderness,
Josli_n, and Kiernan, interested p1opertyowners, were present.
After discussion, :it wa:a duly voted to lay t'ce r:k3tter upon the table acid the
Street Suyjerin-,,en6ent was di:reetec" to repair t'rxe sidevval'.� in froi�it of the `.Down Mall and
to malce a thorough inspection of the rest of the sidewal' and 1,.ave repairs and renewals
made wliei�e he found it neces,-3ary to do so.
The Matter of the eLection :iecessar,r to issi--e -.he .;�,16,000 'rater Revenue Bonds
under the grant aad loan froi3 the PsIA was tai.en up. ' he following ordinance was tt-ere-
upon introGuced by Councilmao Stevenson and read in full, to -wit:
ORE' I' 1'ti CE ' a O . 415
A T ()RDI;rA 10E PROV II)IDTG 2 OR `T H CO) -
COaTSTRUC' I ()'T CrT3'i''!H, 1:J`TICI1'AZ
I1.1FROVE- E,T `S Y I-"" H' 0"MT OF PORT OR-
C1IAIR D1ZLY,REPIACE-
L�'r'C_"I tLII1IC)S ',) EXISTING `JT-
. ,
T ryTPA.L Yh.iL•401`, J SYSTETi:., SPECT'F Y17G
I'R)POS-
.
riJ1� �RP�AIE P;T
IT l
EL; LECITIAMiiG 111h T��LTYn1`11iJ, COufYl
FC-
0-' ra A.,%R AS .:AY BE; P?0VI 1.7G 2OR TILD,
_Ei:.. 12a..uu1+ , A�TL' iROVIL20R THE
zU7a 7;';,103I:)iI '//: 21, `I�MjIS ORDI ' n TCE `��;r}` HE 7�, �
4�"JAI:IFIED V77U1.'"R3 OFSA11i 10� �T FOR '�11f.1TJ,, 11
J.1L1Yi .�. ;� I CA�1 I l)J.v C1R IL1�JL ll i I �):�, 1�,L� 11 Si't� V ..E.11J-,-+
1�IuEIiC2IOIN `'TO LE iIELD I' a SAID T(���V flat THE,
,i :)V1y- -
�:�:L3Fk,
iFHEREAS, the Iiayor ana Council of the `lo,a;n of Port Orck-ard, Washington,
have madd due investigatioi a_,.d have fou>-d and do t':ie:;•efore determine that it
is both advisuple ana necessary t':la'U certain ,unicipal improvements, namely; improve-
ments, replacements, and aduitiono to existing .unicipal Waterwor-cs System co isisti_-ig
of replacinG defective via -ter :aaiLAs with_ cast iron � -)e be constructed by --aia `town,
for the purpose of :'rotectinlu tl�c health), safety, ;nd vielfa:c•e: of the inhabitants there-
of, and to furnish them vith the services, ueaefits and advantages of said municipal
improves ents; now, therefore,
I E� I`1 01MX'161 :_ D '-`Y 'iliF `1T0'`'J T C0CIl C)i+ 1 r1� "0' ,': C)s, 1..��,lY, ORCLARI;:
SEC'1TOl 1. The ublic interest requires the construction of t'r-e Certain
Watex•yaorics improvements hereinafter c escribed, for the-curpose of rrotecti_ g the
health, safety and welfare of t-i,_e inc?abitarits of oais Town aria to furniolh the:. with
the services, �:'enefits, a'id a6vai.tages of said 'riaterwor"iS improvements.
SF,C`Iu^T 2. Tire followin�z proposed syste:. or lan for the re1�l ce-_-e �t of
said viatel-nor'-:s syste.� ii:.prove:iento is ''Lereb; specified and adopted, to-vrit: Said
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plan proposes the iriprovement of the water system of the `Town by making additions,
betterments and replacements of the mains of the entire System by replacing the
present wooden teams with cast iorn pipe, except the Bay Street -main ar:G Prospect
and Alley main and making small additions, to present r_iains.
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SECTION: 3. The total estimated cost (as near as may be) of the construction
of said Wate2:-works improvements, acco wing to the proposed system or plan adopted, is
$29,091.00. A part of such estiiiateu cost shall be paid fro:ri the bonds hereinafter
mentioned, and the balance from such other funds as the Town may secure from a grant
by -the United States Goverta-ment and/ar other sources.
I SECTION 4. Upon the ratification and approval of this ordinance by a --major-
,
ity of the qualified voters of said 'Town voting thereon at a special election, herein-
after provided for, bonds of said Town shall be issued and sold in the principal amount
of N16,000.00 for the purpose of providing• fu 16a for the payr71ent of part of the costs
of said Waterworks imppovements. Said bonds shall be designated "410 Waterworks Revenue
Bonds ,'t shall bear i ntere ;t at the rate of four per cent (41) per annum payable semi. -
annually, shall be of such foal and denominations and shall be dated and shall mature
in such amounts and at such times within a period of eighteen (18) years from to date
of their issuance as the Council of said Town shall 'hereafter by resolution determine.
4� All of said bonds and the interest thereon shall be paid solely out of the
special fund hereinafter described..
SECTION 5. Out of the gross revenues derived from the' entire Waterworks Sys-
tem as extended and improved by the construction of the proposed improvements and ad-
ditions, thereshalrl be paid into and set aside in a special fund to be called the 111935
Bond Redemption Fund" a fixed amount without regard to any fixed proportion of said gross
revenues, namely, ancarnount sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on the bonds
as they respectively become due, plus a surplus of twenty (20) per cent of such sum,
provided that when the amount so paid i n as Surplus shall equal the principal and interest
requirements for s aid bonds for the next ensueing two years, no further payments of Bar -
plus need be made„ but such surplus shall be maintained in such amount at all times so
long as any of said bonds are outstandint, and provided, further, that when the total
ar='ount in said special fund shall equal the total amount of :Irincipal and interest of
all the outstanding boric; s to the last maturity thereof, no further payments need b e mad e
into said special fund. The amount required to be paid into the special fund each
year
shall be paid in qubstantially equal monthly payrner.ts. If the j_;ss revenues are i nsufY i_
cient in any month to shake the required payiiients, then the amount of any deficiency sha�1
be added to the amount required to be paid into the special fund in the next month.
I�r is the intent ;of this provision that the : ul s pair into the special fund shall be
in excess of the requirements for -,a:/,, erit of interest
es or 1 and principal of the bonds un-
til there has been accumulated as a reserve for contia enc an ajaount duffi i � � y c_ ent to ser-
vice the bonds for two (2) years. The moneys paid into said special funs up to an amount
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sufficient to service the bonds for one year shall be used so)-2-y- for the purpose of
paying interest on and principal of the bond, until all Of ti1E: bonds shall liave been
retired. Any sums in the resersre, ill excess of an amount equal to one years, service
of the bonds, may be uses for hetterments and; extensions to the system. The payments
into said special fund sl-.all constitute a pledge of said gross revenues superior to
all other charges except the cost of operationand the pay:e}1ts of
scrnrs recluired for retirer er.t of bon63 ;e: etofore issued by said 'Town, and to tlne re-
tirement of vr_.ich said Gross revenues have previously been -,)ledges, as follows:
i>- 130' 7LIS I:.:V2"ZI O,, I S TE " ITY D ;�" L_ OU T� �T Z
,i, Cr T r: r�TSTI rr+ rT r��
� r _ ,u A `.7:Jv,L, _ 1:1.ri1 :11t _ � T� � l l�i_' : ! .`I47_I.:v 1 �iTE .
Said special fund shall be deemed created and esta.blisne6 upon ratification a .a ap-
proval of this ordinance, b;T a laj o� ity of the qualified electdrN of Baia i 0I'al, as
hereinafter provided for. :Ct is 1-1ei eby declared that, in the craation of each special
fund, due regarc has bee:l given to the cost of the operatic—. a;rld r;iaintenance of said
'Jaterv.orks i nip r o v ein e i I z _q and tale su,ste.:? t1,erecf, and to w�-.y roo Lion or amount of
the revenues the�-Efro,i lreviou21-7 i led 'I, d "or the paylrent of bon,:.ed indebtedness,
and that the revenuer to be: deri,-ed from the operationl of said ': aternvor'Cti: improve-
meats anp the syst-rr! thLereof, ir: the udg-dent of the Council of said Tovrri, will be
sufficient to r,,eet all expenses of operation and r:iaint-enance and the al.ount or r,a:r,t
of the revenues so previously pledl.;eo, a.nci 'to set ,aside in said special fLrnd the a-
riounts herin provided.
SECTION G. The saib Tow-,n irrevocably binds itself to establis11 rates or
charges for the furnishing; of the service of` the e_.tire datervrorics Systei as ex-
tented an6 improved by t'ie construction of the-Oro'wposeo iniprover-lents and a6oitions,
so that the amount of the revel'.i{IS therefron, after pay'_1E=nt of a.li costs of n1a,i n-
terlance and operation. and the su:.s reuyuired to s•etire the bonds and it?.deuteaness hav-
inC. superior cl,-=ira aL_,-a not such 'r'eve ;.,es as Ylerdinbefo 'e uescribed, shall ar.iount to
not less than the full a:riount herein pledged to be set aside fo:r• the redemption of
the bonds authorized to be issueca ano, sold lier•eune,er.- dntil suci"1 obligations shall be
pain in full. In the event tEie said Town or any cepar•tmeiIt or agency tl•.e-eof shall a-
vail itself of any fucilitiE:s or services rerluere6 by saki systE.rn, the reasonable value
thereof shall be paid by said 'oven or Lepartr_.eri� or a ency therE,af rrionthl,, as t'r1e sarn,e
accrues, and such- pa;:rments shall be deemed revenues:: from the operation of sake system.
SEC` TOid 7. The said Tol:in irrevocably binds it. -elf to oper•ate said system and
maintain t1.e same in E-•ood condition and repair, and dot to sell, lease, or dispose of
said system, until all the bolas issued hereL�nder shall be paid i.ri full, both princi-
pal and interest, or unless and until provision shall have "been ma6e for the payr-,ient
of said bonds and the interest thereof in full. The said Town further b ncds itself, ir-
revocably, teat
ta) While any of the 'bonds herein authorized rernui i outotandir.g, no additional
bonds payable from the revenues � f s,,id system, shall be issued, unless the pledge of
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such revenues to such bonds is made junior and subordinate in all respects to the
pled;e of such revenues to the bonds herein authorised;
f
! A While any of the bonds herein authorizes: remainnoutstanding, it will main-
tain insurance, for the benefit of the holders of the bonds herein authorized, mf a
kind and in an amount which usually would be carried by private companies engaged in
a similar type of business, and will pay the•cost of'sach insurance as are expense of
maintenance and oferation of the system.
(c) While any of the bonds herein'authorized remain houtstanding , it will keep
proper books of accounts and records (separate from all other account and records)
in which complete ant correct entries shall be made of all transactions relating to
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said system, and it will furnish the original purchaser of said bonds, and any hol-
der or holders, Ah.ereof at the written request of such holder or Bola ers, not more
than thirty says after the close of each six months' fiscal period, complete opera
tine and income tatement of the said system in reasonable detail, covering:, such stir
months' period, add not more than sixty days after the close of each fiscal year,
complete financial statements of the said system in reasonable detail covering such
fiscal year and certified by the Town Clerk; and
(d) It will grant to any holder or holders of 25 per cent of outstanding bonds
herein authorized to be issued, or to any purchaser from the original purchaser of
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such bonds, the ri'o'nt at all reasonable times to inspect the said system and all re -
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cords,, amounts and data of the said Town -relating thereto.
SECTION S. An election is herepy called to be held on Saturday, the ninth
day of November, 1935, within the boundaries of said Town, for the purpose of submit -
tine this ordinance to the qualified voters of said. Torn for their ratification or re-
jection. The prope0ition which shall appear on the ballot at said election and be sub-
mitted to the qualified voters of said `'own shall be in substantially the following form:
"Shall Ordinance No. 415 be ratified and 06,000.00 Revenue
Bonds be issued for Waterworks improvements and additions
as therein provided'
YES u,
1�Lf F •- � MI
SECTION 9. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect on and after its
due publication according to law.
Thus passed by the Town Council of the Town of fort Orckard, WashinEton, this
fourteenth day of October, 1935.
FRANCISI M. APPL G `rE, "' ovrn lerk.
F.B. FLEVIHG, Acting Layor.
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After due del iteration and discussion, it vias nlovedi by Councilman Cor-
liss and seconded by Cou:acil-man Radey that ttie said Ordinance be adopted, and upon
said motion the vote was as folloirs:
AYES: Counciliiien Radey, Stevenson, 2lemiinL., and Corliss.
iIAYS: Council risen none.
AJI�SE,. T: Council -man S. A. -Horton.
The Actin=; 1'Jlayor then and the2e 6eclai'ed the Ilotion carricd and said or-
dinance duly adopted, and appro,red the sane.
`thereupon the follovfinE resolution was introduced by Councilman Steven-
son, who moved its adoption, seconded by CouncilLan Corliss:
RESOLUTION
RES0LU"I ():`T RELA1 IVE TO 2" G IZi I=-G OF '1(`� ICE
ATD DE"I��R_ iIv1�'i' I `OF �'I+a HESUZ`i' Oi CIE ELEC-
'I0:'f TO 1IE HELD I` 'L?a `.�O`r� T )F PORT ORCHARD
PTJRSU:'L`_ ` TO `211E, PR(I'VISIO S 10, OR` ::I>`?A110E. 0.
415
WIIEREAS, an election is called unoer tiie provisions of Ordinance jlo.415
of the Town of Port Orcharu to be held in said 'sown on the ni ith day of overmber,
1935, now, t1ier4fore,
-_3E IT FUTI501 7FE'L 2<Y 721-TE `1'C:`« ,i" C(TtT TC IL OF "11B i 0'X? OF TPOR`i ORCIU.RD :
SEC`l'IO--I 1. The '`itowfl Cleric is 'neraby directed to cause copy of said Or-
dinance ;o. 415 of the "mvn of Port Orchard to be publi_tined as soon as possible
k by one i-nsertions thereof in the Port Orchard Independent, whichis the official
newspaper of said Tom, -publi�;i_ed and circulated the,.ein.
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SECT IOil 2. The �ovrri Clerk is hereby directed after tine pui:-
licati�)n and effective date of said 'Urr inance a o. 415, to certify a true copy of
said Croi lance and a true co-:y of this resolution' to t1ne 1'lection Boaru of the
County of :�itsap, >dashi-n ton, and said Electio:l t=oard steal_:. t ,ereupon provide
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places :for holding theelectio 1, appoint precinct elec,�ion office-- therefor and
provide for their coMpensation, provide ballot bores a -id or votiriL; ac'h-
hies, poll books acrid tally sh.eet:�, and celi.vcr ttie . to the preci-ct election ol-
ficers at the polling places. Said election Board shu11 publish :lotice to be pub-
liShe,d in the Port Orc..a7`G �T1C e c. ellt, s v.`ec,-c-1Y :'_ewspaper �wlriich is the official-nevis-
paper of Faid Town) by pu ;lication thereof iii each issue of said »�=vlspapev for a
period of at least ten da;Ys before saki election 6,ate.
SEC`"IC;i` Z. Said Election shall be held anti con6ucte6 in the canner nro-
vived by la,rl, carld t'r'e `Pion Cler'{ is ��ereby directed tc cause Clue and proper notice
of the closi_ri of' rc ist-,atio book to ue i,T�; s b ,ostz, - � y '� s _ requires lair.
! SLC`Ti��; 4. Tla saiU Electioli Boa- a of the County ^f T'itsap shall canvass
{ the :c- till--ns of said election and certify the results t�iei-eof viith sLic�i ret'J.'"1 and
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all other yoro_,er doc_. :Mulls pertaining to said election, to the Town Cler'{,as soon
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as possible after the date of the election.
Thus pasted by the Town Council of the Town of Port Orchard, Washington,
this fourteenth day of October, 1935.
F.B. Acting; layor
PR XCI S «. APPL�,GA ow kle
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The Council voted upn the motion to adopt tKe foregoing Resolution as follows:
AYES: Councilmen Radey, Stevenson, 2lerria , and Corliss.
save.
BAYS: Souncilman None
ABSENT : Councilman S. A. Norton.
The Acting Mayor thereupon declared the resolution adopted and approved the
John H. Pattison, the Town Engineer, appeared before the Council and he was
directed to Drepare plans and specifications of t4e proposed water works improvements.
He stated that the Engineer of the PWA rewired a Resolution as to a wage
scale adopted, and ;therefore the Council adopted a resolution astablishin£ the Wage
Scale for the .job.
The Town `.Clerk presented a resol_ation requesting the County Election Board
to aseume control or the Town Election to be held on December 3, 1935, and suggested
the following election officers: E. T. Harris, Inspector; W. W. Alderman, Judge; and
Dora E. Lawrence, Judge; which resolution was duly adopted by the Council.
The Clerkpresented the following bills:
WATER r UNM
W. A. Larson F
Main repair (3 hours)
H. Doyle
Main repair (8 hours
Tom Connell
9 hrs. labor 075X; 4 hrs. U50/
Pete Nuernberger
6 hours labor
Williams Hardware Co.
crayons, etc.
Standard Oil Company
gas
Kitsap County Bank -
property damage and personal liability
insurance on Water Truck
01-yrzpic Iron Works
burned pipe, swedges, etc; labor
Howets Hardware
mallet, pyrex chimney, etc.
Reliance Motor Co.
gas
Palmer Supply Co.
Cate valves
Hoge Motor Company
`Fire, Tube, etc.
GENERAL PUND
England and Petersen
lumber
Standard Oil. Co. i
oil
Standard oil Co.
Zerolene
Howe Motor Compah.y-
install armature; Bendix washer, etc,.
Howe's Hardware
Tacks,chalk,crayons,yd. stick, etc.
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Duke Electric Co. 1100
W 600 V fillers; labor
Pt.Orchard Transfer
sand and gravel picked up; freight chge.
P.S. .mews Company
Office Supplies
1. P. Joslin
2 ricks wood
Reliance Motor Co.
gas
Kitsap County Flank
Property damage and personal "Liability
insurance on Bump `'ruck
Jacob Nuernberger
feed for two dogs
`i'rict & lurray
election supplies
1.50
4.00
8.75
3.00
.70
1.64
2395e
1.73
2.94
2.15
29.38
12.48
.32
1t .65
4.80
6.31
1.35
2.66
1.45
2.31
4.08
11.05
23.95
1.50
3.58
350
and warrants were ordered drawn "therefor.
-he meetzn T adjourned.
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Town Clerk
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after discl�s!ion of the offer o_' t''-', Jnited Stale— of i-i,111le ri ca to aid by .vay of
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Of A;-,iex iea :
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(b) S;cecial OBI i «tio'r:l, ruter'.ro3 � �. _lae, tieria� cou')Jfl bo lei
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at Part Cuchard, jashiA�ton;
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to any fixed proportion of suit rove;i oo a _i „o e _.i%._f.I_cic ,, for 'tk_ payment,
V_._ nrf1cipul of anu _Aseye t on the Woos.
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Section 2. That the s<. W lc',,l jouncil agrem K _. u.... , b, I! _ c i A;_ .nd - L u-
lat10 s _'e_aU ' nick loa_. a_,... (.ns, _.. copy ,, JW w.. C-- a'.,1. 3 and - q lat_n..._, ,'ere
Sect 3 • '� , -
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vOW H. Patti6.,_1, Awn EnLjio r, ap7eare6, an }llS
fcr t'_1E qromomu . rater _.-mi.._. ,- _ a ct an „-.E :i___..j,1 r-, _l`.,ltion was presented
and daly adopt Ed
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2=cificutions for
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as follows:
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TY -1j"OOLIPED 117 C"i-TiCIS, 02 T-f-EP JdN ('2 I)OR2
that !.iaiu p I L-" !., 1 2 , e C 11, c c: u i 0 a lu e a e r g --- b ,r a P-
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r November IP, 1035
The Coancil met t�i; eveni 6 i_1 pegalLr aession at '7.30 p.n. Prevent were.
Councilmen Radey, SteveAson, Norton, :.'.i.e:min , and Gor.l.iSs. Dou_icll_'1an 2le"i lg pre-
sided :s ActinE P ayor. The Yinutes of t.ie meeting of October 28th and a special
Y: eet inn. of November 4 tE] , 1935, were read and approved.
The Clem report& that the election for ?:xateruor''_s Revenue Boms had carried
by a vote of 112 for to too a wi:lst.
The C1Ez' Xp1 i_;_G that i.,G6a:C' S. Sn1tb, th.. County ii'aG1tJ2, c:i1C1 a .1,.::{bar Of
the election 3oarCt of Litsap C witty, had Eone f a t and ;".nG no% yet returned, so that
It was-imposaible `to get a cert fic" 6e of the election returns, and it :J: s .lnce stood
t_tat as. S oil car the necer awr7 c ert i i c"te who received the Clerk would c:,,.i.l a Spec-
ial neet 'lt_; to Dass necessary rest ;ttio4s a_'_c oroi laAces required by the P.W.A.
The Clert read a letter and re,_ of at ; Dn iron the Re sol ati o_ s C o. L-i. tt ee of the
fare'"it-•lec cter "sooci"ation of Ve Soith its& y Union iLh Scnol, in re'6vA to'pad_
:in, an ordinance by the Town paraliel,QL the State liquor Law, in respect to `:_inors,
i
and the natter was re- ;'rr& to the Cle.� to see ..._at l _ diaunces were, already in force
In t'._e ••faun of .l:''or`G lire'':ard in res"' ect to t' _,,ul_j ect iaatter. The Clery uns uirected
to write a letter to uh(. ._ esolu"On,, C ,.mit tec Of the Parent-Teacher "osocibtion in-
forming Men of the Faction of the Council.
JO n H— PattiEOn, the City EnSi"near, a.ppeareG. before the Ci`[)'jAcil and StateC,. that
th. e P.I.A. had not yet approved the _ tali~ � o 2pecifi cats ons, at , iha t the SOT:,1al cull
for bids had not : ecn received froA i,lynpia, So tha`i, We 00uncil it cD'al y�'J b act u� the
case this evening. resolution vau nyly y re,j.rAea. LithorizinE the Clerj, as soon
as caic• draft of call for bids wbs receiv,d, to Publish the sine twice in the Fort
1
Or -
Mod Indepencent, the official ewspaper of the Town, and the Joirnal of Commerce of
Seat - Seattle, �t:IG the Fa':P. 'cci;; GI:1,� uCiOpteG, making the time f0, OfMM bids at a S')E'C].ci1
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_ Oeti _ Of the C c � ae
o:al� it t � f; � ,n "1 � Le Aber 2nd, 193J, at 7:30 p.m.
The Cler: was Directed to .rite to 3agland and PeterseA, requestiny them qot to
block the Street in front of their place of business mess witb either i ,j, try ,V,, or
sorts delivering ateri a,l-, i"asnuch as the Satre was interefering with traffic and j'ictS
�_ t Y 1• � ti
OC.ieCut=G �.. �J� �'P, ;.7�c;.c.E: IJ.1.{`:1i:u' LeJuJ.t._niit.
Councilman Corliss bran at to the a tn_ltion of the Coarci :t the fact that the side-
walk from the south We of Division to WWII an Cline ;","as in bou condition and the
I
swne v&s referred to the .Street S perin e'1i_ent t-, investi6o e and report _t the next
J. Brown appeare a before the Council in reference to a hydrant in his viciaity and
stated that all pens., s uLo would be benefited uo lld not contuib_tte to tLe cost thereof.
It was suggested that �a^crt,a']� �, 3
ge tperhaps the town could contribate sometLi t` to the installa_Vion of
sac _ a hydrant, in vie,>v of t Ae fact that the Park property woul6 ���.�e be-�ofiteu
- � and that
it mient be possible ttr the }70-r&ta s�a:? of :�a�oiiitefEwtFC
C ODIC. f? £', '7ct 1G Off i fl
installments of about a dollar per moath, hea the water rcnt v7 ,s paid, and ti-.at if Mr.
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_" ovember 1.4, 1 235
The gown Council met in special session this evenin at 7:30 p.n, pursuant to
call of the ictinC layor. Present were: F. 1. Flezino, Acting Layor, presiding,
c`'.nd Councilmen Macey, Steve loo ., No -!'ton, Ylezing and Corliss. :also prese"'. % were
IV
j 2rancis M. AppleLate, Town filer` u.iQ - Tow" Attorney.
1
The following Waiver and Consent to the holding of the meeting was thereupon
f
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signed and ordered entered in the �iriutes:
WAIVER CO-1-SE-172
We, the undersignel, constituting she Acting Layor an6 gown Council of t�.e
Town of Fort Or chart , das1inEton, do hereby J oiatlJ and severally waive all no-
tice ao to the time, _"lace and purpose of a special meeting of ouid town Council
to bn helb at the regular meetiqE plane tberpof saidTown '� L y o
�.C.�r� ont. F 1 th �J.Cc f
70ve .e at 7: 0 o'clock, ,..m., and do ;:e. ,°,, c,,::se::i.t to tte ti:ldir:g of
said meeting ana to the transaction thereat of any busisleNs which ch m y properly
be presented and particularly relative to procee ingb for the caking of certain
'.'late: warks improvements in said Town pursuant to t > Provisions of Ordinance 00. 415.
11BIASS hand this 14th clay of Noveuber, 1 035.
F.B.111MM, Acting 11 or
j
1(ATIRY alp` "Ey, Co-,ncilraan
W.S.;;'1'EVE SKI Councilmali
Councilman
'.3. YLAA ING, Councilman,
:0.K. CORLISS, Councilman a
Thereupon, a certified copy of Resolution adopted by the Election Board of the
County of -'Litsap, Tashi gton, on the 13th day of November, 1035, was read in full and
ordered entered in the minutes, to -wit:
1? _I'1 /!!.'I
y�-('Zi Cam 0 T:-� T (_7T E (1'� i T -1. '.; Ti 'C�TTT ..1 -h SPECIAL
A J. L:!]�ll _. .. DELI 1'�R �. .. E 1JlJ'..;.1.�.� O � A S PECIAL il�.'J{JC T 01'T
_i..]L-.k: _ �,'� � .� OF,,I_:T WtiS_ .7`a! .}7, ON THE
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DA-Yor ii., l Y' r 35 .
IMIREAS, the dilly constituted Election Board of the County of Kitsup, Washinbton,
pursuant to Resolution of the 'Own of Port Orchard, passed on October 14, 193L, (a
.cer-
ti fied copy of r ich resolution is filed in the records of this Board) on the 21st day
of October, 1535, duly adopted i lti resolution proviaUg for a special election to be
!end in said Town oi the ninth day of Xa em ber, 1935; and
W?li+,REAS, pursuant to said Resolution of this Board, notice of said election was
duly E iven in time, TOM and nanner as provic ed by lair, and said election vas on the
j
cute filed the.,:eford 'held at the prec •inct designated i_1 said resolutiog by the elec-
tion offices therefor duly appointed, and said election was duly and legally held
and conducted, and he votes cast thereat duly :;M legally canvassed by said election
Officers, and th rdturns thereof mace at the time and in the form and na ner provided
by lair; and
iJ'Iu^JlEAS this B6azd has ca"vaosed the retu -ns of iU1G e1eCt�01uS 1:said neSolu-
tion provibed; now, tterefore
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a. r c) o ay
0 t e oil t,
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niu, e .- Of ITO-6 C- )o si
t'—.; t at mi er f o t e t S id C I e c J- Q D 01 W is S, 2.
6 al of' voi--s cast
e c o i e .117 a reca-
t:
at s&ib election
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C-ectiDn
a� G,
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tis 'Pi i6o a-'(- cecia e- -al- of i F majority of all tae
u a j. fi e c. e 1 e c t o rs v c "'I I'M 2 F-L.1 C -r) y, o 0 Z3 i t i o-, E, C�, s t i n av 0 -r
OrdJiia-�,ce -To 41'
ro CAC,t I u
of' I.-'..e aao-��Lioi--A U.- I �- -L �,
:,,F� c c t i i. E� d
of t'. o 1. t 0 r C a 'i s, -ic t
c, I` o s e C -,. e'r, Car 0
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RE COLTTMOT
71n'_)T Y C`.iJ A� D
RIES %).LUTI`� i 01_111 T SPDU,
H PIP
41b
ET ursmua u to -rovisions i, a c
0 Orc 413 01 the ToVln of Port Gr-
cl-,ard, '1J7ashi,1,7,,to_rn,, a6o-o,-b-c6 on t 1 -1 e 14 th 6 a y of ()' c t c i e --r 1 3U, and _-u_'1.,)sr_cjue,,-,tl ratified
Ly tl'le votes Of a na-,L) o x, i t y o" the wualif7e6 rote -'_rote -'_of a3ai6 Towli vot' at u11 elect Ion
,eld in CIOV,1_1 t".�e ;C 6,.��77 Of �ToVe_.,-_er,
-3 - ie
duly ane le�,a.11- c;a'Lled, an6 5, t�
Council of saic. TOV'ifl is zed to bol-us bf said lowi't as iii sid Ordinance
provi(j-d, ai16 io detlermi,- e -the dLL-Ge, fo-,-f.,,, C On o li naU-o :,Ls , a sic, i -iat L� ri tljy d at e s o f s u ch
�Oli6s; -,,iow, t1ir-refore,
" IEL''-ci-
BEITRSCVD 31 2-HE 0%1_ ()j_: 0
Sectiol I. Pursuant ant to -.'i_e sions of Ord'. 11 o. 415 of t1- o Town of Poet Or-
L.L
c �,,, a 1- d -to—ri , "'J, ich 0-,;(, i ce r17a-_ rat i aid a-oproed I)y a . ia j or i ty of' the qual i-
fied voters of Said F20,1n 7,-OtL.-iC at a-,-_ electioi-. --16 1.eF aT ly called an6 held i i waid
Tow-1 on tie -`U'n 6ay of JTo-,, 1r-15.5, bc--lds of ,,,a.4CA Tow-n s`lall be iosl_4,ed anc S,)1(5 in
!DU1,)o p j7ck as 111
the -or ine i-Q a! -ou. 1-it of 0 :L", r t I e s a-, .Fo. 415
sai d Oj-
-p rov J-6 e d
Sa"L6 bo-_i6s 9: al-i Ile Ja`er-viorrs Revenue be 1_6 i-,
a nunM
uer,
numuered consecuti7,el,;,' fr11 I
to 16,
;Jot"" ,3La-11 be dal
ed t?,ic day of
1��55,
L:,nC, sha'-. Le of
Ceno:
Jcati o�- U.I.e i ;-1 -.I"; a!-10 "lau n-s
on as
f Ol
�T�,E 7, T
e a c'l
rear
1, mo
movei-.- Or 1, 1937, to
`Tavenlber,l, l953,
b o t, i i c u. -, i v e
Said b o x; 6. s
s h a 1 b e Ej r i
-C e .3 t ,
evicence 1),,: coupo..,; at%ac.,:_-d
ttileeto, wit vviL., -rate
Of fo.).i. 14jo) -e-,-
cent per armul-,
3 f, ;1 P-11i
yea r i o .1ti 1 ij- ity. 3otj-r�j�:cj,)a, U s r2I U_ ,
faVijI 0fE:ai� boi- pyable in any
coin or
cur--,-ency
Df
c,, 'i ial e
-,al tenc,er
legal
for the
-It
ol, a? C
1� v a e
c. b
o i c e
Uj
f t e
:-'reasurer
of t,,c Tau,- L
of -Port
-F-i-scal j�g(�cy of 1�10 S+ate 0 41 C,
at -e f ' a, -i t n
orcliai.(- , at Port
in t,_,e of
(%ity
ur c.
State of
at tLI, e
_r�
o.)tion of
L
the '!016-er.
S a i 6 b o sl; a 11✓
a-6- irt�,r�ot
at
L�c :'.Llice
of the f o-aid
of
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e c t crSai(- _cs o
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of
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it2eif
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for. -,,a-L J C,
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or
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Sectio:l �. mac'__ of t: e Cou ,o is
attac��ed
-a s- i6 o> , s ,:lull be j_381)ed ii, substan-
IJ-le fol. owi':l_ for'_ :
No .
yp
Or t'rie ffirst day of
1 �, the
` o-,v i of Port
Orcrlax•6, '"a,hi,i--ton,
will A dy �o L eareret'_ie
s .---
o-" -- _--
L'ollai--3,
i1i ui�y coin or cu:r•reii-
cy :ate is l a siaid date a-
io le al
tei-..L(.cr for
tie _-^,a;,faent of pu_Dlic
a. d private d-eb`s, at t"ie
o 'Cice
of tie
reasui--,er• of
s xi6 'ovii Po t Or-
c'Lal,d, W t
'clie
option: or
the iolcer,
:.t .t'_}e-+'iscal h;e;°icy of
the State of %1as1iinLjon i1i
to
y3orouLjl of
1:.a 1 a i,
City and State oi' �Tew
o ,t of t_e s- e c i a
f la,
rors, � oi �s,=35
c. iece.--
ration lLA,lid', said
siX morit isr interest
t1-c , C a-,
0:'1 it
rL,ox'- tevenue Bond,
to NIover,1Jw,.• 1 , �4` i ,
tt CTI'Tul ::AYOR
Section 4. ;iyl the bac'r of eL.c', -oe ••)rj.n-Lcc; tt,e followint :")rovisi on:
lw' l wT ! � _'I.' C ? �J T t _e J'n1 er, 1 er .�'reas'..ir`or of the '� oirli Of t'0:. a �l'r-
I
chai'C,
JasA J.1_ton ti>ut
T Itica e this C'. i c`.J] fro,'". t1Ee ':litl-.,il 1. 0-.6 a.,-.o
oestroy-
ed
i
coupo-i-a a
IL ecl t _ere��, _iu:.',.exec: Lror,. �..� _ to
i.nclu-
emu" i e,
of t'a e ma.,o-un t a-nd
, eactil,
value Dollars � �j--
c:'':10!-{ it-
-�
i_A in
tneW�xe �:•�'e ttoLol_�ai.:�
�bvand t:-1at t:ie
/
within
bond is hereby coi:ver -ed to a E°c is„•,red 'uo_Zd writla theprincipal thei-eof and
interest the -_,-eon payable to t:_e _"his .erecx h dew as riereinafter In-
tErE t zll Ue 3'F'1_ ..`c C1 " lciil, 1 i e'ts Yo_. : exc 1a it�e, to t.1e caQ(.€a' SAS of tale
2:-CL4ste EC €1o16er.
1)ated: l
DAIS :J� l�u �iti 11LL�1 �JJ Cl ct
Irr `T Tn� _. 1�!J i:)1 LE1: _Et .t]JUJIt-R.
Section b. Saib bords snap e sir -:pled by -;-e
"cti,, �.a or of said ko':n, attes-
teo -:;' t°le o,^rid Olex'r, i.3z �._ Nu �c vow°:i
a"fil-od tier- o, anet each of t!^i
counm.,is at tacned t,o sF_ie: s .a11 e si, ec t
ti1e riiitec, lit' or en-
`.raved facsi ile si,°.- 1: of r a ...ayor a:1d oa:_i
Cler'-. ^`le cou �o,1s at"�uc :.eri to ewch
ro-_a6 slall be 11J.'s1:;erC'ci COlic�vC'�t1VClT•
Sec*Lion 6. Asi soot as practicable < W�Ee'` t'''le iSal�t11C:-
of sciZU )DiiC'a 1:_ G 1e ford
i
and _. .- er hereiabQf ore, p_ eNcris�ed, the saLue •sVbal
e c e1iver_ed b,r the `i'reasu-
rer of said `l'ovr(1 tp the purchaser th( re)f , la?gel T,
U:-iit4c ` tatca of America, to 5r,hom
said boAs have been aiid a -re hei-eby awarded, u_-)oli
-rec ipt of 'he a—r' val.:<e t'ie r°eof With
accrued inierest tire.="eon to the dale of suc'z delivery.
"he praceedo of E�aid bonds s all
j�r
be used solely for t:._e purpose . for r UVE
l)ee; , issued
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1: OL coril
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e "1' 01, u
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c a r e re e e; I eCl
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of r
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t LIr) r x t
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C). is
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363
Section 4.
In the even! snM
__a us a
charEes he not paid on or lefore
the 15th
day of the :oath
in which the same _all be
due, such payment chall be ueemed
celinquentit
and there shall
be added to eaM
delinquent
payment anc collectel by said Town Clerk an
additional charge of fifty cenW,,
(EDO) for the collection Theneof.
Section 5.
It any payment
of rates or
charges shall remain annuib for a
periN of
15 days
after tKe &we date thereof,
the
ace
of the "noilities
and fur iishing of services
of said
system to the nerson
or pero-�a
or the
property of the
persons owiaE the same
shall le
cut off and di'scohiAued,
and thereafter
suct person
or persons shall pay and
there shall
be collected by wM6
Town Clert,
in QQ tio , to the
&mount Wen bue and col-
lention
Narge, an a6di_ vional
recone ectinn
charge
of 31.50 for
chch recon"ection, before
We use of said facilitie s or the furnishi, of such services shall thereafter be affor
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ded to such person or persons h property.
Section b. The Town of Pont Orchare skall pay out of the roger fande in the Town
Treaoiry, in the sawe na"wer as other cur,ent clains against said Town are paid, all War—
ges and rateu hurein specifiad for the ave of the facilities and fur"KhinL of services of
eaid system to said;TorwH
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Section 7. This ordinance shall iemain il full force and effect fro : and afteY Yovem—
ber 14, 1535.
Thas passed by the Town Council of the Towa of Port WrVazd this 14tt day of Hove2ber,
193b.
(SEAL)
ATTEST:
RIVq L fFAWYtINVR
On motion t5eeinE adjuorr ed
"WINU MOM"
3644
November 18, 1935
The regular caucus for the nomination of officers for the annual election to be
held December 3rd, 1935, was held this evening pursuant to call by order of the Town
Council..
Dr. H. E. 'dilson was chosen chairman of the meeting.,, and Francis I'.'I.• Applegate,
Town Clerk, acted as Secretary.
It was was duly moved and seconded that Harry Radey, F. B. Fleming, and B. M.
Corliss , whose terms expire; this year, be renominated for a two year term, which mo-
tion was duly carried.
It was duly moved and seconded that J. M. Peterson be reaominaied as Town Treas-
urer for a one year term, and Me same was duly carried.
It was voted that the name of the ticket would be called the "Citizents Ticket."
By direction of the meeting, the Chairman appointed the following as a committee
to fill vacancies: A. R. Cruikshank, Chairman; Guy L. Wetzel and A. J. Williams.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
C
FRANC I S*.Al'
Secretary
Novemler 2E, 1°35
Whe Council met this evening at 7:30 p.m. Present Councilmen Stevenson,
Norton, and FleminE. 0oanci_l':an 21eminE presided as Actin" Layor.
The minutec of the :'.eetinL of 1'ovE"'ibe1 i2t'h were react aiiC+. approved.
The Cle i presented the ordinance in respect to Q runkenness alk eauy its ne Or-
dinance Eon& an6, after disc -ssi_ n, it was the consensus of the opinion of the Coun-
cil that at this time they would not puss a new "liquor orainance as requested by the
P.-T.A. of the a ich School.
The Clerk presented a statement of the coot of the Prospect Street and alley
main and of !he copper main PROSPECT
:7'f.� A ��e, north sVe of :guy Street as follows:
rROSPLCT eS R:�LU_' ai,,d A!,:,' -BY
Labor - - _ -1 , o o2.89
s'Q`. AL. :11 , 04.60
U Q-PZ,L'r1 .t;lii _. 01 .T{it{1. fi1 ti)II=e UP ,.SnY i.7MY1.
I,aGerials - - - 633.63
labor - - - - 132.75
oM? .1 666.38
The Council discussed the Aafter of renedyina tLe condition of the siueva:ik fxori
I' i`say Street to tie High School., and the entire matter was referred to tne Street Su-
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perintendent, witli power to remedy any cono i.tiol. 11u'r.ich would not entail any great ex-
penditure, and to:nia,[e a report to the next meeting in respect to dealing with the situa-
tion.
The C1erz reported that the bond tra_rscri.pt had been sent to the PWA at Olynpia,
but that he had not received word that the transcript had been approved.
The following bills were presented:
fir.3. IERAZ l+UITD
W. F. Zeavell 1 Election Set 2.GO
Port Orc'nard Lumber Yard cement, nails, etc. 11.97
WATER VUIM
StandaY•G Oil Company Penetratri-el oil .72
Post Orchard Lumber Yard shiplap, cement, nails, etc. 3.14
Port; Orchard Independent 5500 postal cards; ord. i2o. 416 74.98
Theodore Kindred Labor 6.00
V(ATER FU]-,iI;-`vVA` ER WORKS i - I NJ I�eG7 PROJECT, P.W.A.
Puget Sound `,revs pan paper, cax bn ., etc. 8.00
Sohn H. Pattison eriL.ineering , p.vi.a. 5.00
The Bookstore stencils, mir-�eo. paper, correction fluid 9.10
ora Ilarraher typing stencil 16.20
and ,�,;arrants were ordered dravari therefor.
On .notion the meeting adjourned, to meet L'ece:rber 2, 193b , at 71.30 p.m. to receive
bids for the vrater for s re-riai }ing project.
Ar.
4Ci
AC `L, I1,TG XAYOR
December 2, 19.35.
Town Council rnet t li.S ev�ni_ng i.. Special session at the '-'own Hall at 7.30 as
per the understandii g held at t e lust regular r:leetin&; of the `i'ova. Council on Novenber
25ti., 1935, for the special purpose of receiving and opening rids in respect to the Wa-
ter works project.
1
Present were Councilmen Radey, Stevenso. , F ortoa, leiaAn , and Corli ss. Also pre -
serf: _.vae John H. Pattison, Town Engineer. F. is. Flet:lin'g, as Actine. 11ayor, presided over
the meeting. ';,'he fb1l.ovvirl rids were presented and opened.-
D. Coluccio - - - - r 21,190.30
queen City Construction Co. - 21, 255.76
` A. L . Watk ins - -- - - 23, 086.68
Angelo Scarsel"la - - - 23,098.89
ArcorElce & `uo:'_!rccio - - - 23,684.20
Macri Brothers - - - - 25,448.80
West Coast Construction Co. - 26,179.80
R. Masi o and Cornpa Iy- - - 26, 916.40
Holmberg 27 , 759.62
The bids were duly tabulated, and it was found that L. Coluccio was the lowest bidder, in
the sure. of $21, 190.Z0, and that tine ..ext lowest bidder was the �ueen City construction Co.
in the sum of j$41,265.76. After di.scassio , tE e Council duly voted 'to award the contract
to L. Coluccio, in the sure of 321,ho,0.30, subject to the approval of the Public 'dorks ad-
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rliflistratiorl, Councilfilen 1 ua: ey, ute7 lSOn, Jl'tu:l, 'i e i t alto Corliss "Jotl iC ill faVo
of the same.
The Clerk ti'ras duly authorizes to retuni the certified checks accompanyInL-1, the bias,
except that of tine lowest bidder arld the next lowest Uidder, to -Grit. L. Coluccio arld
the ;oeeri Cit;;T Col?structio;l Co:_pa-1y.
`i'he CIer:. vTus alsc directed to return tale _2.00 ae,-posit oa plans arld s"yecifica-
tions in respect to all perso n had ,gut bids for the project.
On :.,iotio l "the 17eeti n ac,, ournec..
AC".i J...Vcl l AYOR
Deceiiber 9, 1935.
iie Council '.'et t'liS eVelii'. at 7:30 ;J.i;'1. Pre:etl-Lj: CouYYC;llYlellaQey`, :iteVe":SJi:,
Norton? i,']_e-:_ink, a116 corliss. �+CU'_;C1!" d1Y i'Sle::ii:1� prCSiC kG w i�.Ctii1� li�'"Or.
Fr�r _
�.}.liUtBS Olr tile--_"_e@tlY`I€; of _iO�lel::�Je:L' .�liii, 7.c'.`3:, slid Of %ale $-�BCZa.i. 1':1eetli16 0f
DeCEl.,Ilber ', 1'_:351%, to recei,,,e t i6s on the y+ater re-rrlaining project tirere read and ap-
proved.
J. H. Pattisol, 12ovin +:Y 711;; ]., ;aS x"t'r F;it and 511 eSf:Ea at C1err be 6-:
rec' ( a to write a let ter to D. L,'ol:, cc, i o, the contractor on the water ti,°or'ti,, a e -r ain-
J_n ,,r'0j ct, t,:at Le aSe 1�ei'1Sselae"l' Valves i 1: -c-,an of Io`.3a Val"es on tie re-aaini'.1g
prof CC .
The Ci er'_ rear a le � er � r„:.'1 t 1! �� l .t = T c r,t �.c-
o G i;. E;r� a-,.c .Mora€,e Co. -many in
tirE'Ct to t[le old '.r0ode"t1 J1; e J ici-.E ;1 '1y7 and'`1f :c5 G"1eCtid t0 uritE' a£ttexo
the=,i that theye ' o,' Jc e r� .7'�r'(i:� .fiatE.LV l5 t'-, ace11C: feet chi"iC. t1"��at the ;% `�dO�..elCi L6' ciQV7.8-
e6 when tie U;aP_e %-Tas ready for C ='1 :iT S )eC Oii al'ic, O '_ e' r}Z' ^D,r 1,_ase.
The S treet C't? .ri 'l. te:ice 1 _ C Ire cted To c�.:11 u'_,e at E . , -`_o of r.iie r.:i Il t0
tt-e , c.T i-i- of t'. e 0i6e',,ialk i. i iron o t .e __ci t.. eatre h,�ila_ inE_.
riat Fez o- trle _�itci'lel �ii l ,i�:esja._ _ �. �, s ar iaC_ ,oca a''a toe e � Y C1eI'3' Ci
to the 5tl eet ;r?q Alley Cof`1_ li -ee i J r � ctiJi:.
ry
Cou ic1Ji::a._ voI,IisS ciS•f C }'I:. 1 3:= �-.e �i€ou'i".C1__ y^ CU=1Cii1Gt a y t % � DCt
li7 Yie "1Ga 1 iI �' tLC Ui 1 l"1 .01 PJ'' � %i'C ia;:C , gpo',a2G'r`•eG oy 'l lE loca; S iO]'tSlle:lf S aSaoCAc,tJ_tJii,
j and tY e _� ,ae :; s cL{1�r rtxn;;eu.
It 'laz G'-al V ote6 tflut e,B SU Ji? c a :1 dTu' er `+f 0 :iti JI'0il eG ''lrc S a� y r',J'TE Ck i t',1E
P'viA neit tt_e CIEt'-<< c ai.0r1 GG i;0 « Ve1't1. U]' 1C S i'J1` c ici iJlYi" 1':ciCi_ine.
s 'a11G1' l.Ci1: e IL-i t].. �. ;C?'_:.r F_=(,i '.) a `.3r f' .6€_e ,J Oi,i Cil S:YCw swit ECi t E1ci i, s 011e
15000.0':) has LJeen al lotec to i-_i say Court (J r ':e �J r
lt_ Or- "-S 1=''�i;ir;ea l(i;1i7:1C.ti1 1 n and
ti7cF-'f'estc6 t.:u—u v11, ciit, i L�eG to -e elrlis C01iat city c ltXSC_. �
I
finiShe6. 1i, ::'as a.i.SO tis_1 e'3te6 t': ae Cr 1ti' J_''L` Out 0 be c0:".1oleted. `bite
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3s7
Cleric was directed
to -write giro letters to
the
County Cont.ii.zz3Nioners, one in respect
to the co}iapletion
of T,:le tezi" li,', co! lts, <tiila
otiles, a_x? re.saect to the
coirIple'tion of
the brus-Li_i out of
the City Par'"i,
t Ie
E,_o o i2,,ate cost and man
hours in -e-
spect to the cane,
the Tovin of, its -pa •t aL,;reein�
to xurni,>i the necessary
supervision.
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Tlae Cleric was duly authorized to craw warrants for rile 1936 automobile licenses
for -C e fire tr c', L ie C;uiqD tuuriic'-, a-n6 i,he wa1;e r t"-ruC'i.
'l're fol__a',va bills iere prese"nte6:
J. P. Joslin
Henry Lusher
Hotivara-Cooper Cory.
Relialzce LOtor Co.lpayiy
Ol.ym—li C Iron 'vi or cs
�3reYnertorl Concrete Pi-oe
W . k J Alterman `
Nora E . Lavirence E
E. 'T . Harris
s
Standard oil Coripaiy
To�E t_otor Co rpa,y
Idilliams Hardware
National Lreter Company
C. ''J, T&c'fenson
?ntle '_:Rotor co .l;, aia;y
5+a.ndalc Oil Cor1pany
eat,l.�l p` •rC Steam $ui -
�ly
H ou,rOo arwi-va y"e
Reliance Ty�Iotor Commany
CE ER;01 F"_7ZZL'
2 _."]_ c-{ e vio oG for Town hall
100 ft. of piliiag. ; .08 per foot .
I . p] aye pine t1 p f o.f' 2lr e De-pt.
Las oli _.e
screens f ox' z Utteror on am
75 Feet 8 in. toil oiT)e
122 hours 1Gbo3:-Ju0_6e of Election
12z hour'" labor -Jude of Election
12F houra labor -Inspector of Election
�;aSolii,e
lubricti_t tr:�c rebus �i:-�, etc.
.Plug s, shovel, brkce, bush
WATER PUITID'
Met erU`2, u.s.E". coyMections, etc.
One nays' labor
I1-A i'iCailu, reco ld i tioncd T'otQr, .etc.
kaoline
1 r. key L.H. Comp.
Batts, -piuc, 'aiuSEi;" t , coiC chiisel, eta,;.
asoli_ne
Daily .Tourlial of Cord --fierce notice to contractors
i,�ora Harraor typing
John H. Pattison 2i :L; eerifl�;, c�aYS
Lov i-lan Zia .ford .i3lu e Fri nt s
and viarrari is ,iere orderd drain therefor.
Oil motion, themctint aGjou2med.
ti C l •'; G XKYOR
4a4.08
8.00
3.10
8.17
1 .68
21 .9 5
6.25
6.25
6.25
10/32
12.42
4.68
49.34
4.00
79.24
c 27
1.40
2.70
1.24
24.15
2.10
25.00
14.35
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December 23, 1935
The Council met this evening at 7:30 p.m. Present: Councilmen Radey, Norton,
and Corliss. In the absence of Acting Mayor Fleming, Councilman Radey presided over
the meeting.
The minutes of the meeting of December 9th, 1935, were read and approved.
Ross Watt appeared before the Council in respect to the estaplishing of a gas
station opposite the Brewery on East Bay Street, and the drainage of the lot. This
matter was referred to the; Street Superintendent and the Water Superintendent to be
worked out with Mr. Watt.
C. E. Newman appeared before the Council and complained that the lights were
not being turned on early enough in the evening and were turned off too early in
the morning, and the Clergy: was directed to write a letter to the Puget Sound Power
and Light Company in respect to the ma ter.
Discussion was had in referenceto over -parking and parking on the sidewalk in
front of the City Hall, and the Street Superintendent was directed to procure ap-
propriate signs for two hours• parking, etc..
T..H. Lundberg and C. H. Tohnson appeared before the Council in respect to the
grading. of the alley between Bay Street and Kitsap, and complained that the alley
was being cut down below the grades of their property. After discussion, the Clerk -
was directed to write to Mrs. Grieve, that the Council desired any work in respect
to the alley stopped until the next meeting of the Council, when the matter possibly
could bed wor'sed out.
The Street Superintendent was directed to take up the wooden sidewalk crossing
Harrison Street on Kitsap, on the north side, and place gravel thereon.
The matter of the Mitvhell Hill sidewalk was teaken up and discussed ata length,
and was then continued for special attention at the next meeting.
The matter of tapping; fees in respect to two houses on one lot and theinstalla-
tion of meters wherethere was more than one house on a lot was discussed and contin-
ued until the next meeting.
The following bills were presented:
GENERAL F`M1D
E. F. Zahller sharpeningfour saws 1.60
Port Orchard `.Transfer Co. sand, coal 2.50
Port Orchard Lumber Yard lumber 42.15
Port Orchard Independent notice of caucus, gen. election, ballots 12.75WgR
Fairbanks, Mores and Coll 'IUCoGrease!" -" -
Amerietn Plumbing & Steam Sjppl�r ells 3.53
Concrete Pipe Company Hater Boxes, lids. 15.50
WATER FUNDS - WATER WORKS RE -MAIM G PROJECT, P.W.A.
Port Orchard Independent notice to contractors
Fletcher and Company 36 moo. covers
and warrants were ordered drawn therefor.
0 otion, the eetir.r. ad' urne .
W"
TOIPN CLERK_
7.65
1.00
HARRY RADEY, Acting Mayor