HomeMy WebLinkAbout1914-12-09 Regular MinutesTukwila Wednesday December 9, 1914
The Regular Meeting of the Town Council was called to order
by Mayor Hall at 8:15 PM. Councilmembers present were Eugene Sandahl
Stewart Klutz Greene and Dave Williams.
The minutes were read and approved.
Report of Committees
The Right-of-Way Committee reported that they worked separately
and not good results. They found that all property holders
were willing to cooperate with them in getting the right-of-way
as speedily and as cheaply as possible. Some of it has already
been secured.
The following bills were audited and ordered paid.
Renton Lumber Company $40.71 E.C. Hawley $7.20
Ed Lewis $24.75 P.J. Koll $4.80
W.A. Lutz $15.40 R.E. Ives $9.60
R.H. Babcock $15.75 PSE Company $11.88
Jas Hartborn $1.30 O.S. Santhuff $5.00
Caroline Lutz $2.00 L. Durbin $4.80
Lowman & Hanford $3.00 $J.L. durbin $5.00
W.H. Cross $5.00
Total $58.88
Total of Emergency fund $161.19
of the General Fund Jas A. Snoddy
Total $220.04
The above bills were all audited by the Finance Committee
except the bill for Jas. A. Snoddy. Mr. Stewart reufsed to OK
that bill and a roll call was ordered with following votes:
Mr. Green voted ay
Mr. Lutz voted ay
Mr. Williams voted ay
Mr. Sandahl voted ay
Mr. Stewart voted no
The "yes" the majority the bill was ordered paid.
Communications were read and ordered files.
Report of Election Committee that at the Municipal Election
held at Tukwila December 8th the following were elected:
S.H. Stevens Mayor
Mr. Wallkup Councilmember for two year term
Eugene Sandahl Councilmember for two year term
E.E. Ives Councilmember for one year term
The Election Committee was ordered
notify the
Some complaint has been heard of serious violation of
Ordinance No 36 relative of stock running at large. The Deputy
Marshall and Poundmaster were ordered to look after the matter.
Because of the lack of a place to store tools or impound
stock, a motion was made and duly carried that the Town rent Mrs.
Myer's barn for $1.00 per month to be used for that purpose.
Complaint has been received from Mrs. Barber that Division
Street is impossible and that she cannot send her children to
school. After considerable discussion the matter has been laid
over for the next meeting. There being no further business
the meeting adjourned at 9:30 PM.
H.A. Stein Clerk