HomeMy WebLinkAbout1922-03-09 Regular MinutesTukwila, Wash.
March 9th, 1922.
The regular monthly meeting of the Council of the Town of Tukwila. was
called to order by the Mlaycr at '8: 3 11. There were present Mayor E. F. Green,
Councilmen F. J. Klein, W. F. Engel, 14. V. Lemon, H. E. Ives, and C. G. Sanders.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
.BILLS
The following bills were read by the Clerk and after being oked by the
Finance Commitlee it was moved, seconded, and carried that they be paid and warrantf.
.:dram for their respective amounts.
General Fund
A. Dollar
Tuk, -ila.
24.00
A. Pierce
58.0(1
S. Barcesky
24.00
Eugene Gilbert
n
58.0C
11. E. Taylor
15.50
Russ Lambert
72.00
`Nrr. ?dead
56.50
J. L. Durbin
1.50.
Ted 'Upton
2. 5O
A. E. Full
2.50
E. E. Lutz
n
10.00
Kramer Bissell Co.,
Seattle
4.35•
Peerless Concrete Prod.
Co.
30.00%
Navy Salad Dressing Co.
3.40'
J. A. =_oeblings Sons Co. n 31.55'
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P. S. Peter'& Light Co. 3 ^.60
Total 1426.40
The Mayor caller' a recess to allow l'r. Miller of the Diller r ngiaeerirg=
;Co. to spear before the Council and present .a proposition fo furnishing Tukwila
,with a water system. Mr. Miller aroke at length on the proposition and referred
;the Council to his proposition of iyoveiuuer 1 W20 which 1-l atat�_d r-s still in force.
`COX14UNICATIONS
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The Town Treasurer's statement for the month of February was read by
The Clerk and ordered placed on file.
A letter from the Puget Sound Electric Railway Co. regarding the
..construction of w new freight depot and changing of the crossing was read by the
.Clerk, who was instructed to follow up the matter.
C0 odl I'TTr,us
Street Committeo. Councilman angel.
All the streets throughout the town have been dragged and put
in first class condition. A new culvert has been installed at the foot of Main
;Street and the plank for "tarren Avenue h -.s been ordered, but hLs not yet arrived.
NV' BUSI_`ESS
Mr. Rice apperLred before the Council s,nd requested that the north end
of 1 Avenue be closed and a street be condemned along the south Ride of Lots 5 t
to 17 inclusive, of Block 9, extending from Wz'aule Avenue to the river. After some-
discussion this matter was referred to a committee of Councilmen Klein, Ssnders an(
Eves to izve3tiga.te -and report at the next men ting.
Mr. Blinkenship, ap -eared before the Council and recommended that the
Council take stets towards constructing a temporary bridge across the river for
;foot trsvel. After some discussion this matter w.s referred to a committee of
Lemon, Ives and Engel to report at the next meeting.
1 %r. millerts report regarding the water system was again brought up
and after some discussion it aa,s moved, seconded, and carried that the Council
instruct I'd r. Muller to proceed with a preliminary investigation according to the
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:terms of his proposal in November 1920.
Councilmun Klein reported that the work
b=ank had been completed, and recommended that all
for this work be AfttT some discussion it was
,;bills be accepted and ordered paid.
No further business appearing the
;Attest:
Mayor.
March 9th, 1922.
on White. -aver in protecting
bills which had been presented
moved and seconded that the
Council adjourned at 10:35 F. M.
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Town Clerk.