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Home My WebLink About1959-07-06 Regular MinutesJuly 6, 1959 The regular meeting of the Tukwila Town Council was called to order by the Mayor, Charles 0. Baker, at 8 P.M. Councilmen present were Stan Minkler, A. G. jiadford, Wynn Anderson, R. K. Doyle and L. R. Frese. Sealed bids were received and opened for a heavy duty, used, diesel powered grader. Bids;.Were submitted by John plug Co., Yakima, Wash. and by Sahlberg Equipment, Inu., 6950 4th Ave. S., Seattle. The bid of Sahlberg equipment being the lowest and most nearly complying with the specifications was by motion accepted. Minutes of the June meetings were read and approved as read. Current bills were examined and upon motion ordered paid. Current Expense Dist. Director Internal Revenue, tax withheld 2nd quarter $i 321.78 Earl Decker, Pound master service June 19.50 City of Auburn, Dog Pound service, July 10.00 Lee R. Phillips, salary Police Judge, June 59.62 G. Earle Parker, Marshal salary June 365.77 John Dobson, attorney fee, June 70.00 Arlene Rubert, salary Court Clerk, June 19.50 Frank Zepp, salary Park Supt. June 96.34 H. M. Ribbon Carbon Co., verifax 153.92 C. S. Williams, frequency check, Fire Police depts. 12.48 Donis Supply Co., short wave radio receiver 50.00 Lois T. Newton, salary June 119.75 Dept.. Labor Industry, .ind. ins. medical aid, 2nd quarter 17.44 Employment Security'Dept., 5% wages covered 2nd quarter 129.22 Daily Journal of Commerce, publication 17.00 C. S. Williams, repair Police radio 14.61 Pacific Telephone, town phones 39.40 Puget Sound Power Light Co., electric service 446.36 Tidewater ail Co., oil Police Dept., May 7.24 L. N. Curtis Sons, supplies Fire dept. 72.78 Bo' -ire Eltetrlde ente -..s ilieW 3.86 Valley T. B. A. Distributor, supplies police dept. 3.24 Robt. Carnes, Deputy Marshal's time June 45.39 Don Watkins, Deputy Marshal time June 20.86 Ratelco, repair Police equipment 22.78 The Seattle Times, Publication 39.60 Skinner Printing Co., printing 36.49 Kroll Map Co., maps fire dept. 79.78 Petty cash, June expense 33.81 George Wilson, work on Police car 17.79 Water Fund Dist. Director Internal Revenue, tax withheld 2nd quarter 69.90 Seattle Water Dept., May water 497.50 John W. Dobson, attorney fee June 20.00 Frank Zepp, salary June 132.74 Lois Newton, salary June 58.85 Dept. Labor Industries, payment 2nd quarter 8.71 Employment Security 't'ept., payment 2nd quarter 36.83 Ge Tax (Jommission, excise 137.31 orge Long, labor June 139.04 Nick Heinz, labor June 18.68 Sahlberg Equipment Co., pressure gauge 6.91 #ome Hardware, supplies May, June 16.29 Bud Fore Meter Repair, repair of meters 54.02 Petty cash, office expense June 11.50 Western Utilities Supply Co., meter supplies 158.75 79 Street Fund July 6, 1959(continued) Dist. Director Internal ilevenue, tax withheld 2nd quarter e. 71.70 Frank Zepp, salary June 178.28 Ring County Road ist. 2, share road construction 1,100.00 Hank's Welding, labor on repair of mower &1.77 Dept. Labor Industry, payment 2nd quarter 21.65 Employment Security Dept.,payment 2nd quarter 43.91 Petty cash, shop equipment expense 31.60 Wilson Auto Parts, equipment expense 53.52 D. W. Shuman, signs 7.00 George Long, labor June 221.51 Vernon Brown, labor June 5.85 Rainier Asphalt Waving Co., cold mix 20.28 Stoneway Sand Gravel, sand, concrete brick 26.73 Home Hardwarem, supplies 7.69 Black River Quarry, Inc. crushed rock 20.65 The Lumber Market, material 10.15 The report of the Treasurer was read and accepted. The report of the VYater dept. was read and placed on file. 81 Mr. Baker announced a new branch of the Seattle -First National Bank was now open in Tukwila. Mr. Doyle moved the town funds be transferred to this bank, seconded and carried. Mr. kinkier reported 8 building permits issued in June. reported Mr. Baker the sale of Fireworks had been conducted in a very orderly manner, and e btated the town was very well satisfied with the conduct of all concerned. Mr. Minkler agreed and especially commended the police officers. Mr. Parker,.town Marshal,reported traffic had been handled well. Mr. Brown thanked the town officials for their courtesy and Mr. taker thanked Mr. Brown for his cooperation Mr. Radford reported the Street committee had inspected the streets and specifications were ready for street resurfacing, ft was' roved- and c< r carried we advertise fox bids on street work, bids to be opened Aug.3rd. Meeting recessed at 9 :25 to meet on July 13 at 8 P.M.