HomeMy WebLinkAbout1934-09-06 Regular MinutesThe meeting was called to order by Mayor J. P. Walkup
with Councilmen Naylor, Thompson and Storey present.
The report of the Treasurer was read and on motion was
approved and ordered filed.
The report of the Water Supt. was read and approved
and ordered filed.
BILLS
The following bills were then read and referred to the
Finance Committee. After examination by the Committee all bills
were approved and the Clerk was instructed to draw warrants for
their respective amounts.
Currant Expense Fund:
August Thies, nteetSupt. Salary
John R. Walkup, Clerks Salary
J. U. Hall, Treasurer's
B. A. Foreman, Hall Rent
National Surety Co. Bond for Treasurer
Current Water Fund:
COMMUNICATIONS
September 6, 1934
$10.00
10.00
6.25
2.50
10.00
*38.75
City of Seattle July service $136.00
It August 124.90
August Thies, Water Supt. Salary expense 31.51
Agnes M. Hall Collections 5.00_ $297.41
The resignation of Councilman Saunders was read and on
motion was accepted. On motion the matter of filling the vacancy
was deferred until the next meeting of the Council.
The matter of the 1934 -35 budget was then taken up and
the following agreed upon.
The budget ordinance was then introduced covering the
same and passed its first reading.
A special meeting of the Finnance Committee was ordered
as provided by law to be held October 1 at 10:00 A.M. to listen
to protests L' any.
A Committee from the Foster High School consisting
of Professors Wynstra, Shaffer and Meyers Nere present and were
extended the privilege of the floor. Professor Wynstra and
Shaffer then in a very plain but convincing manner and with the
introduction of chatts explained the financial condition of
District 144 and the absolute necessity of passing the 10 mill
levy at the coming election. The Committee was thanked by the
Mayor for their courtesy and the Council promised cooperation.
Ther being no further business the Council adjourned
at 9:15 A. M.