HomeMy WebLinkAbout1929-11-07 Regular Minutesmukwila, Wasi i Movrl.Nh■r 102P
The regular meeting of the Town Council of the Town of Tukwila
was held in the Town Hall on the above date at 8:00 n. m. Those pre-
sent were Mayor John R. Walkup and Councilmen Philip Koenig, J. B.
Heemink, and S. H. Stevens.
The minutes of the regular meeting of October 3 and of the
special meetings of October 7, and October 9, 1929 were read by the
Clerk and were approved as read.
BILLS
Current Expense Fund:
B. A. Foreman 21.31
J. Englund 72.50
G. C. Bergquist 6.25
J. A. Duff 10.00
J. Nelson 22.25
Forest Gott 30.00
Duwamish Lumber Co. 1.94
Puget Sound Pwwer Light Co. 42.50
Total 206.75
Current Water Fund:
Seattle Water Department 42.25
J. A. Duff 30.00
J. P. Walkup 2.50
n. A. roreman 12.56
Lowman Hanford 1.67
W. C. Osman 5.00
N. Ratenburg 1.50
National Meter Co. 33.60
Total 129.08
Revenue Bond Construction Fund:
A. Del Guzzo $5865.13
J. D. Blackwell estate 139.37
Total $6004.50
General Bond Construction Fund:
A. Del Guzzo $1619.50
Total $1619.:7.0
L. I. D. Construction Fund:
Dave Silliphant 25.00
Times Printing Co. 50.00
Duwamish Valley News 12.00
J. D. Blackwell estate 535.85
E. F. Hughes 180.00
Independent Commercial Printers 2.50
B. A. Foreman 2.00
Trick Murray 22.65
Beneral Bond Construction Fund: 1639.63
Total ;2469.38
!"eter Fund:
A. Del Guzzo
A. Del Guzzo
151.90
312.40
464.30
Nov. 7 cont.
After a brief recess called by the Mayor for the purpose of
auditing the bills the Council was called to order by the Mayor.
The chairman of the finance committee reported that all the bill ex—
cept the bill of W. C. Osman for $5.00 had been approved unanimously.
This bill, however, was approved by all the finance committee except
councilman Stevens. A motion that the bills be allowed as presented
and that warrants be drawn for their respective amounts was made,
seconded and carried.
Approved
COMM'JNICATIU_NS
The Treasurer's financial report for the previous month was
read by the Clerk and filed by order of the Mayor.
OLD BUSINESS
None
NEW BUSINESS
The Mayor announced that a complaint sere ed ry the Puget Well
Drilling Co. had been received. It concerned payment for the drill-
ing of the test well in the Town back in L926. He said that it would
be necessary to retain an attorney to handle the case. A motion that
the firm of Shorts Denny be employed to write an opinion of the case
and to take up the defense of the case if that should be deemed ad-
visable was made, seconded and carried.
No further business appearing the Council by motion adjourned
at 9 :30 p. m.
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J. A Duff, Town 1 rk
ohn R. Walkup, Mayor