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JULY 19, 1922.
REgular meeting of City Oomm,issicn held on Wednesday, July 19, 1923 at 10.00
a.m, with ~ayor ~0all in the ~ha~r and Ccramisei'oners BurlingtOn. and Harrison
present &~ ~oll call.
Minutes of previous meeting read and approved as read.
0it~ Clerk reported that this was date fixed for opening bi~s for coal and
that six bids had 'been received. On motion of Mr. Mc0all and Mr. ~uffington
bids were dully opened and fox, nd to be from~ Oity ~uel. Company, Rainey Lumber 0o.,
Bremerton Transfer Co., Bre~rt~n Ice & FUel' 2o., Lofthus Lumber Yard, and J. S.
Kenyon. Motion byM~r. ]~a~,,lAon~ seconded by Mr. Mc0all, that _bids be laid over
until nex~ regular meeting; carried unanimously on roll oali.
0ity Attorney~ reported that the Police Judge search warrant ease was brought
up before the Superior 0~urt in Seattle but the Judge regueed to hear the ~ase
and it will probably be laid over to the fall term of the Superior Oourt of
Kit sap 0ounty.
The case pending in the matter of assessment roll in L. I. D. ~99 was dis-
cussed a~ some length and the 0ity Clerk recommended that if any amount of the
assessment roll was to be paid ~y the Water Department that ~he amount be placed
on the assessment roll the same as other ~ssessments so that the Uater Department
might take advan..tage of ~he installment plan of payments if it was deemed advis-
able.
M~tion by Mr. ~uffir~ton, seconded by M~r. Harrison, that the not'~of Rants and
Peterson, that is now held by the 0ity be referred to the City Attorney with
instructions to bring action for c~llection~ ~arried unanimously on roll call.
Oormuissioner Harrison reported that it would be necessary to purchase sixty
acres of land and lay about a thousand feet of pipe in order to make use of the
wa~er_supply from creek near ~3 reservoir and that the Water Department was ~ o-
ceeding with ~he work.
There being no further business to c~me before the Come, lesion the meeting was
duly adjourned.