HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/08/21 Bremerton, Washington. August 8, 1921.
Regular meeting of the City Council called to order by ,~ayor Bowdoin at 7.30
o'clock p.m., all members present except Councilmen Langeland and Tucker, who
arrived a few minutes late.
~ginutes of previous session read and approved as read.
Co~nunication read from Hancock & i'~athewson, making pplication for license
operate shooting gallery at 206 Pacific avenue. ~[otion by Blair and ~Viole~te
that license be granted with the provision that no girls be employed and that the
shooting gallery be closed on ~undays; carried.
Co~aunica~ion read from O. ~. Wolfe, ~king pplication for license ~o operate
pool room in East Bremerton~ refferred to Finance and License Co~nmittee.
COmmunication read from i~y lerk, reporting the results off his checking the
petition for special election on the proposition of Cor~ission Form off Government.
~epor~ off Police Judge read and ordered filled.
Co~nnunication read from ~he 2~ayor of Cincinnati callin~ attention to ~he Health
Exposition to be held In Oincinnati in October; ordered filed.
Conmuni,~tion read from John. F. I~iller reporting that no appropriation had been
made for treat~nent and control of venereal diseases; ordered filed.
Com~nunica. tion ~ead from Navy Yard authorities calling attention to unsanitary
cor~ition of alley nea. r ~avy Yard gate. The i,,,~ayor reoorted that the matter had
already been satisfactorfly taken care
Cle:,:k reooz'ted tb t this was date set for opening bids for ~arbage handlin~ and
that ~wo bids had been ~'ec~ived. On motion of ~orrison and LaViolette bids were
duly op~ned a~d found to be from W. E. Oro'::n and Geo. Roberts & John Paulson.
motion of LaViole~ts an,~ ~lair bids were referred to Heal.,;h and ~anitation Co,nmittee
foz' report next meeting.
Ch~iua~ o~~ ~i~ance and License Conaittee ro~oo:~ted that i.~. H. O.
o~e:'uti~':-~ Jitney on Elizabeth Street run, had ~'equ~s:~ted th~'t hia route be changed
so that he might ::o out on a different route, but return on the s~us route hs ie
now opsratJ, n? on, and resomn~ended th'~t request be i'r~onted, i~[3tion by Horrison
and ,grabs that request of 2~r. H. C. Gratton be granted; carried.
~,~otisn b~ -,~ox'r'ison and Langsland that i~,~r. W. D. ~nderson be given 24 hours notice
tis rea~ove ~all booths and ~rtitions from hi~: pool roon on Pacifi~ Avenue which are
in violaSio~ of :~ity ordin ncc; carried.
The Cou?cil discussed the ~tter of basea~ent pool rooms and on motion of LaViolefifi~
a~d Ga~es ~hs matter ~:;as referred to the ~ranchise and Ordinance Co~mmi~tee..
~blic Utilities Ooa~nittee reported that the lightin~ equi~:nent in '/~harf dance
hall could be purchs, sed for ~150.
i~/Iotion by fox'tisch and LaViolette that City Clerk be instructed tic advertise for
bids for 100 water :neters; carried.
Public Utilities Conm~itfiee reported that part of ~l w[~arf is in need of,new
planking,and recommended that new planking be laid over the old planking.
Street and Alley Comlnittee reported ~hat State Street, near the !~avy Yard fence
is in bad condition; ~hat some of the strsefis in tt~e city should be dragged;' that
one a~itional man was needed on the Strse~ Department force to clean up the, park-
ing strips.
~,iotion by LaViolette and B~air ~hat City Engineer and Chairman of Stree~ and Alley
Co~mittee be instructed to make temporary improve~nent on State Street; carried.
~iotion by Langeland and Blair that ~ree~ and Alley Co:~ittee be instructed
have necessary dragging work done on s~reets; carried:
:.,!orion by LaViolette and Langeland that Street and Alley Co~i$fiee be authorized
to employ one additional ~n for stres~ work; carried.
Clerk read Ordinance ~7Z4, being an ordin~ce ~ending Section I of Ordinance
~569. I~otion by LaViolet~e ~d Grahn to pass ordinance as read; carried on roll ~a~
Clerk read Ordinance ~35. being ~ ordinance rela~ing ~o ~he placing of water
cooled grease traps in certain classes of buildings. Motion by Langeland and Blair
to pass ordinance as read; carried on roll call.
Clerk read Ordinance f736, being an ordinance prescribing regulations for the
handling and storing of gasoline. Motion by Blair and LaViole~$e $o pass ordinance
as read; carr~.ed on roll call.
Chairman of health and D~itation Oo~ittee reported ~hat the City Engineer and
i~imself had investigated ~he method use d by the City of Sea$~le for d~nping garbage
and ~hat they found it very satisfactory.
Clerk read resolution of intention to impr6ve Warren avenue from Evelyn S~reet
to Port ~ashington Narrows by grading and sidewalking, m~d on motion of Langeland
and Blair resolution was passed as read.
l,lotion by ~lair ~d i,~orr~son that the Chief of Police be instructed to notify
~,~r. J. D. Anderson of the action of the Council in reference ~o the SaVOy Pool room
and that the changes be ~de pursuant to the instructions of the Chief of Police;
carried.
~otion by LaViolette and Grahn that the bill of the ~orth Pacific Public Service ·
Company in the amount of ~9.~8 for electricity used at Fire Hall ~B be allowed and
warrant drawn for the same; carried.
~otion by Blair and LaViolette that the matter of annual renewals of pool tables
licenses be referred to Franchise and Ordinance Committee; carried.
Clerk read resignation of Councilman Francis A, LaViolette, and on motion of
Tucker and Gates resignation was accepted, to be effective upon the election and
qualification of his successor.
~otion by LaViolette and Gates that Dr. E, E. Creelman be elected as Councilman
to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of ~'~r. LaViolette; motion carried and
so ordered.
Clerk read resolution submitted by Oouneilman i~orrison commending Dr. F. A.
LaViolstts for his services as a member of the City Council, and resolution was
unanimously passed by a rising vote of the Council.
~otion by ~orrison and LaViole~te that the use of the hall on wharf fl be given
free of charge for one night for the purpose of giving a show for the benefit of
the Childrens' Home in East Bremerton; carried.
~r. Cropp, of East Bremerton, addressed the Council and requested t~at some
action be taken by the Council in th~ matter of ordering the removal of all squatters
are using the street ends in East Bremerton for pri~ate purposes. ~otion by
LaViolette and Blair that the Fire Chief and the Chief of Police be instructed to
have all shacks and tents removed from city property; carried.
Motion by Langeland and LaViolette that all bills approved by the Finance Comm-
ittee be allowed and warrants drawn for the same; carried.
Motion by ~orrison and Blair to adjourn; carried.
IOityClerk.