HomeMy WebLinkAbout01/16/24 , January/16, 1924.
Regular meeting of City ~om~,,ission held on ~,e~nesd, ay January 16, i92~ at
10.00 o'clock a.~. with ~Iayor ~,~c~all in the chair a~/, ~,ommissioners ~uffington
and n~rrison preeen~ ~ r,~ll Gall.
~7~inu~es of previous meeting read a~ approved as read.
Ce~issioner ~ffing~on reported ~ha~ he had i~ructed ~he Oily Clerk
issue licenses for the eperati~n ~f g~ ve~i~ machines ~ Joseph J. Sch~en and
Ean~z & Pe~erson.
~r. ~rimison of the Oo~d~ranspor~ati~n Company addressed ~he Oo~issi~n and
~de an offer ~f $50.00 ~r month renSal for ~he use of p~ of building ~n Second
~reet wharf and l~ding privilege a~ said wharf ~or his b~sa~, and ~he matter was
discussed by the Co~ission bu~ no action taken,
City ~orney r~por~ed ~ha~ ~he Firs~ l~ional Bank requested ~hat ~he bonds
of L.I.D. ~99 be paid in n~erieal order ~d ~hat ~he said b~k was willing
end,er int~ ~ agreemen~ wi~h the ci~y ~hat they would save ~he ~i~y h~mless on
account of ~y suit that might be ins$i~u~ed by o~her Bondholders in said district.
on acc~un~ of ~he ascertained shortage ~ the ~unds of said district. The pro-
position was discussed by ~he ~o~is~i~n b~t no actisn take~.
~,~o~ion by ~r. ~rrison, seconded by ~tr. ~fin~on, that ~he City Clerk be
instructed ~o not~'y ~r. Geo. T. Crockett to present his resignation as ~nager
oF the Far~mrs' ]'~{~ke~ to t~e ef~ec~ i~edia~ely ~d to ~ke an aooo~ing ~f ~%ll
mone~ received ~d disbursed ~d ~o ~n ~o City Treasurer all funds now on hand
from ~he ,o~era~io~ of said marke~; carried unanimously on roll c~ll.
~o~ion by i.tr. ~'~oOall, seconded by D~. lLarrison, that the m~agement .of the
~armers' ~DYrke~ and the collection of ~ll fees ~ connection ~herewi~h be handled
by the Co~m~issioner of ~inanoe and ~eoo~ting; carried un~i~nously on roll
~,io~ion by ~Ir. o~f'ington, ~econded by i~. Harrison, ~hat the ~co~t of
NePmge, i,~,~cEe~ny Company for ~he sale of o~ble by ~he city ~o said oomlo~ny be ~urned
~0 City A~0rney for collection; carried ~animo~ly on roll cm~.
~[~ti~n by ~. Harrison. seconded by ~.ir. ~cdall that .~harf~ger be instructed
~o refuse use of wharf dance hall u~til all rents that are now in arrears are paid
and that in future all ~'ents m~t l}e ~id in advice; e~'ried ~imously on roll call
City Clerk was instructed to notifj~ ~.h'. O. L. Kerrick to remove his wrecked
automobiles fr,om t~e city s~reets wi~in 24 hours.
,~Iotion by i~. Burlington, seconded by i,ir. Harrison, that ~he ~a~ter of drafting
an au~omo~oile or traffic parking ordi~az~oe be referred to the ~yor; carried on roll
call ~,~. Bui'fing~on and i,,,~, iiarrison vot~g "AY"; ~,~[r. [~[cCall voti~ "i~0''.
~[otion by ~,Ir. ouffi~l~ton, seco~ed by ~.[r. ilarrison, that all bills a~p~'.~ved by
a f~jority of the ~o~s~:,i~n be all,wed and warrants drawn ff~r same; carried u~i-
mously on roll call.
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l,£r...[itohell and [ir. -,nderson of the Navy Yard Route addressed the Oommission
and requested that action be taken to assist in the matter of }~aving a good road
constructed and maintained between ~remerton and ~eabsok so as to swin~ the auto-
mobile tourist traffic throu~h~Bremerton. ~otion by f~Ir, ~oCall, seconded by .ir.
Harrison, that Resolution endorsin,.~ the proposed construction of new Wild Cat Lake
road to ~eabeck be passed az~d adop~ed; carried unanimously on roll call.
['here b-~in~ no further business to come before the Oommission the meeting was
duly adjourned.
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