HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/11/16 Bremerton, W'ashin~ton. Decer~ber !1~ 1916.
Regular :~eeting of t]:c ~it:~ Council called to ,order by :.~ayor ~ew~s at 7.GO p.m.
all members of the ~ounc~l ~eing present, also ~ttorney aud Engineer. Hinute~; of l~revious ~e~sion re~d approved ~s read.
Clerk read letter fro~ the ~t[~,or vetoing ordnance ~544 and same was laid over
to ~finished business.
Clerk r~ad resoluti~ns f~o~'~ Central ~]rades and Labor Councl] and International
~Yssociation of ~Ia~chini~ts. ~otion by ;~cOillivra~ and Buff~.ngton to re~eive ~.~nd file;'
carried.
Clerk read re~ort of Police Judge for NoveK~ber, to which ~as a~tached check
for .~120.80; Referred t~ ~!n~nce ~o~ittee.
Street and ~klley Co N~ittee reported that the clai~ of J[r. Edwards for d~mages
s~[d to ha~e been re~!ve~B, by falling in ~ coal chute on Second Street w~s not valid.
Street an~l ~lle~~ Co~nittee reported on the clai~ of ~rs. Ecfner a~] on faction of
Jard ~nd Perzuson th,~ ~tter w~ts r~ferred to the Engineer ~vlth instructions not to
allow ~ore t}-~n 2~ ~nd charge sa:ne to Current Expense ~d.
fu lic Utilities ~o ~ittee reported that complaint had been raade abo~t
~,':~t~' -~t ferry l~ndi,~:l,s ~tn,i on ~otion of ~o~lllivray and ~IcGlothlen Uharf Ca~ittee
~o.~] Engineer were ~t?~horiz~'~d to ~ake soda, dings.
T}~e Co¥~n~i2 t}~en to~k u? the consideration of the ~Iayor's veto of ordtdance ~44.
~lot~,}n b~ ~h~ffington ~tn? ~Ic~3il!ivray to ?ass .ordinance over ~Ia~ror's veto; carried
unanin~ously~on roll c~!l.
~r. ~.L. Gale ~tde ~ra]_ clai:~ for :~l~O. which ~-~ ~a~d w~s due hi~t on a court
j~d~:~oat in condes~tti~n ?roceedin~s ~tnd the matter was referred to Cit2' ~kttorne~.
~.ir. Cal~ ~tlso c~tlled ~t~tention to the fact theft a n~mber o~~' propert~ owners t~,d
cone into C~urt t~ ~ve as ~sse~qent roll ~ et asid~, that the case hav~n[7 l~een
decided .~gain~t t;~ l~tigauts t}~e costs h~,d become a lien on ~,he propert~ involved
~n~ ~?. 3~le ~'~,~ ',-~lllin~2 ~o p~,~ his sh~re ~nd have l~en rer~oved; referred t.~ C~ ty
~torney.
Clerk restarted result of recent ~I~micil~al Elect~on :~nd on r~otion of ~Yard r~ud ~o-
31othlen returns ~,'~ere duly conw~ssed ~tnd fo~d to be a~ follows: ~y~r, Giles 641;
Attorney, Sarland 43~; Treasurer, ~.Iagill 6ZZ; Clerk, I{cCall 6ZO; Co~ncil~n-~tt-large,
~,h~}il'l. ivray 4Z1; Council~en 4 ye~r term. ~[addon zgo, Boudoin 404, Pittack 4E4;
Council~uan S year terru, Cady 419;
~.~oti~n b~- ?er~sou and ~Ic~il!ivray that ~r. Cady be sworn in ~s ~uece~sor to ~r.
,Ir. C~ad', wa:' then ~worn in ~tnd seated ,~fte~' which
~,~:no Co:~aittees held b27 I~rl. }[~trrison.
~,[otion by ~,~rd ~tnd ~ theft all b~lls ~tp:~roved b2~ the Pinance Committee be
allo~ed; c~rried.
The fo:lowing bills were ap?rot~ed: Ed Sarltn ~):~; Br~aerton Lodge ~ll~ P. and A.~I.
~7.~0; Fr~nk )[el:~er Z6.:~O; Pr~nk Townsend Z0; A. ~ntson [50; J. Xelly l~.?6; Lill-
i~.~n ]IcGlothlen 6;]~r~n~ ~[an~on 6; {~. Boyle 6; ~{fnnie A. ~oss 6; ~lorence }lanson 6;
0. &teen 6; J, ~?. ]~icl{~trt 6; O.1~. Cr~twford 6; ]~.R. Staub
~.'~'. 2~al~uer 6; P.Z. Turner 6: Ed ~kt~el 6; Pauline T~rner
'~l.P. ~?a~wford 6; ~7~u. ~J. ~ar~r 6; ~J. ~. ]loper 6; F.~k. H~rlow 6; Bessie Hou?hton
Eli~:~beth ~I. Bulduc ll. SO; Elsie B. ~3her,~an 6; P.H. Powers
Ellen fo~'~ers 6; H.][. ~alk~nto~ 6; J.J. Edwards 6; Celia ]Jolt 6; ~race }[~r!~,'
~k.K. }]rund~ge 6; P.[I. ][~rnbo~en b. q0; B~-e~. ~dwe 4.80; H.A. ~'~ood 15.60; Pacific
Tr~nsfer ~o. .S0; Sher,~tn O~y '~o Z; St~r iIess. 0o. ZB0; Brem. Iron ~',~s ~6.A9;
G~rrison-Pisher Co. 1Z.10; P.~J. Coder ~0; North ..~cific lh~blic ',~ervice
i~tot:~on b-~ ~i~ka~t ~nd ~u~.~n,~-~on t~ ~tdjourn; carried.