HomeMy WebLinkAbout1929-02-07 Regular MinutesThe regular meeting of the Town Council of the Town of
Tukwila was held in the Town Hall on the Above date at 8;00
p. m. Those present were Mayor John R. Walkup and Councilmen
S. H. Stevens, J. B. Heemink, G. W. Wallenberg, Philip Koenig
and Jos. Ton.
The minutes of the last regular meeting were read by
the Clerk and were approved as read.
BILLS
Cureent expense fund
B. A. Foreman
G. C. Bergquist
J. A. Duff
Geo. Heyne
F. McDonald
J. B. Heemink
Puget Sound Power Light Co.
General bond construction fund
J. A. Duff $11.50
The finance committee having approved all the bills
presented a motion was duly made, seconded and carried that
all the bills be allowed as presented and that warrants be
drawn for their respective amounts.
COMMUNICATIONS
Tukwila, February 7, 1929
2.50
6.25
19.20
8.25
18.00
4.00
42.50
:100.70
The Treasurer's monthly financial report was read by
the Clerk and filed by the order of the Mayor.
A request from the Pacific Tilephone Telegraph Co.
for a permit to construct two manholes along the highway was
read by the Clerk. A motion made that the permit be granted
was seconded and carried.
A proposal of A. Del Guzzo was read by the Clerk. A
motion was made and seconded that the proposal be accepted
and a contract awarded immediately to A. Del Guzzo. On roll
call the motion was lost.
Councilman Wallenberg aye Councilman Stevens a y
Koenig Heemink
Ton
A motion was made, seconded and carried that the pro-
posal of A. Del Guzzo be referred to the Council and that it
report back in six days in open meeting its decision to ac-
cept or reject the proposal.
p. m.
APPROVED
COMMITTEE REPORTS
The chairman of the street committee reported that the
snowfall had caused the hills to be very slippery and that he
had ordered cinders placed where they would do the most good.
The chairman of the street committee was instructed to pro-
ceed with any work deemed necessary. Nleetric lights on poles
2, 45, and 46 were reported out.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
None
NEW BUSINESS
Councilman Stevens reported that a sled carrying a
boy and a girl had crashed into an automobile at the inter-
section of Riverside and Tukwila Avenues with serious injuries
to the boy and minor injuries to the girl. He said that he
understood that the automobile was occupied by deputy sheriffs
of King County in a service known as prowlers. A motion was
made, seconded and carried that the Clerk be instructed to
write to the Sheriff's office and request an explanation of
the autokobile's presence in Tukwila also the details of the
accident.
A motion to adjourn was passed by the Council at 9:30