HomeMy WebLinkAbout1950-06-05 Regular MinutesJune 5,1950
The regular meeting of the T :awn Council of the Town of Tukwila
was called to order by the Mayor, Chas. 0. Baker, at 2 P.M.
Councilmen present were Stan Minkler, Joe Aliment, A.W.Thies,
Elmer Wootan and G.T.Jewell.
The minutes of the meeting of May 1st. were read and approved as
read. The minutes of the Special meeting of Aiay 15 were read and
approved as read.
Current bills were read and upon motion ordered paid
Current Expense
Home Hardware,supplies for town hall 2.23
American Surety Co. of N.Y.,premium on bond for Marshall 5.00
R.J.Hemstedt,battery fire dept. 17.77
Roy Rector,fire Chief,timbers bought from Parmelee 17.50
Seattle P.I.,ad for fire dept. 4.13
Seattle Times,ad for fire dept. 5.60
M.G.Slade,park supt.salary May 56.95
Lois T. Newton, salary May and expense 71.95
Green River Lumber Co.,plaster board etc.for town hall 13.43
Alfred G. Lindberg,limoleum,town hall 25.00
J.R.Naylor, labor 35.00
Long -Bell lumber Co. ,lumber 10.63
Pacific Tel Tel.Co.phone fire dept. May 13.34
John J. McManus,wall paper c supplies, torn hall 7.37
Street
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.,gas,oil,grease,April may
Home Hardware,supplies Spr.e Aiay
Puget Sound Bridge w Dredging,crushed rock.Apr.&
Sound Power Light Co. street lite.May
Henry Klopper,labor May
M.G.Slade,street supt. salary May overtime
Ivan W. Lee, supplies for mower
Northwest Precote Inc.asphaltic concrete
Riverton Machine Works,repair
Water
Western Utilities Supply Co.,supplies Spr. May
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.,gas Apr.
Seattle Water Dept.,water Apr.
M.G.Slade,supt. salary May
Lois T. Newton,salary May expense
The report of the Treas. was read and accepted. The report of the
water dept. was read and placed on file.
Mr. Minkler reported 5 building permits issued in
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Mr. Aliment reported on the progress of work on flood control.
It was moved and carried to postpone action on Ord.No.201.
Mayor Baker reported 447.00 had been collected for the :arch of
Dimes. He complimented the storekeepers for their help.
He also reported the well behind the Heemink property had been filled.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned sine die at 3 :45.
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Lois T. Newton, Clerk
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