HomeMy WebLinkAbout1922-09-15 Adjourned Minutes
September 15, 1922.
The adjourned monthly meeting cf the Cotmci;. of the Town of Tukwila
was called to order bly the Wayor at 8:15 F. M. There were ~resent, Vlayor
F. ureca, Co aci_lzen I. uii 8i, i. L. Ivor, 4ild k• no�idas, 0,c uilGllm en
M. V. Lemon and C. G. Sanders being absent.
The minutes of the last meeting were recd and approved as read.
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The following bills were read by the Clerk and after being oked
by the Finance Committee it was moved, seconded, and carried that they be paid
and warm: -nts drawn for their respective amounts:
Henry Schnoor
Tukwila.
8 75
w. F. Murphy
15.75
F. McTaggert
14.88
tam. Payne
16.85
Kenneth Hall
24.06
:seal Turner
Kennydale
8.80
Dwight N. Stevens, Settle
_27.50
E. E. Lutz,
Tukwila
1C.00
Russ Lambert
Seattle
44.00
G..a.s. lVorder
54.00
Robt. McAbee
42.00
L. F. Frost
Tukwila
165.00
B. F. Crown
Seattle
207.50!
Puget Sound L.&Power
Co.
30.60
TOW,
669._b.
COPhhlUN i CATIONS:
The Town Treasurer's report was read by the Clerk and ordered
placed on file.
Rr: CRTS OF CO::u..1TTr; S
Street Co,r4nittee. CcLmciluan 'Engel-
All grading has 'been finished on Warren and 14aule Avenues. This
completes all the contemplated street improvements for this year.
UNFINISFIED BU1
��The �Mayor rej opted that owing to several signers la -ekirg on the
petition to open up Rice Avenue nothing could be done until these signatures
could be obtained.
Treasurer C. F. Jensen requested thst the money recently deposited
in the Washington Mutual Savings Bank against the Sinking Fund 1919 Bond Issue
be loaned to the General Fund for a, period of six months. Moved and seconded
that $700.00 be loaned to the 6urrent Bxr.ense Fund from the 1919 Bond Redemption
Fund for a period of six months. Lotion carried.
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September 15th, 1922. (Conti.)
Councilman Engel brought tip the question of the improves =nt can
Bluff Street adjoining Mr. Meads p,xtperty. Auer some discussion the matter
was ordered laid or, the table until the next meeting.
.L C A T'B �:Ci tt IG'l.�.L•4:"ig DUQ6at coverLi6 LLB estimated e; en]ses
for the Town of Tukwila during the year 1923:
Current Expense
Hall Rent
40.00
Clerk's Salary
1 n X
Treasurer's Salary
75.00
Street Lighting
557.20
Stationery and Postage
10.00
Marsha.11's Salary
30.00
Elections
25.00
Attorney
`k? .00
Streets and Street Repair
50,0XC° $1,217.20
Red emption of Debt
Redemption, 1919 Bond Fund $i,C50.00
Interest., 1019 Bond Fund 420.00 $1,470.00
Rep ajment_ of Loan:
R. E. Ives "t COO 00_
T .687.20
So of Revenue:
Sidewalk Assessments $1,200.00
General Taxation 2,487.20 $3,687.20
After some discussion it was moved, seconded, and carried that the
Budget be adopted as read, and the Clerk was instructed to post notices for a.
meeting to bo :.eld ca m Gctcber Zad &t 10:00 -A. bi, &t wliicii time anyone
wishing to protest against any item in the Budget would have an opportunity to
co so.
On a recommendation from the State Inspector the Clerk was instructed
to draw up Ordinances fixing the salary of the Treasurer and fixing a legal
reeting place for the Council.
Prr. Lesley Smith, a state inspector of municipalities, was present
and made an interesting talk before the Council as to the condition of the town,
and also made several recorinendations which were grateful received.
No further business occurring the Council adjourned at 10:00 P. It.
Clerk
Attest:
Mayor.