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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/3/1912 1 82 183 t gym, re Bremeren : J - 19 :;. ' i, x u"�' * J 'j �, %r' Janu"arY 3 1912 Continued r e - ar . -me a ti ng o f e t Council of the City > to 'i o r de r. - b y t x of Bremertan:� cal d . ..r or ; ' �; iarlow, Pr' : -- Coullc ,linen drawford Urban ` •Arnold , P � �I have stated bef , t , almer, b f re that I expect to dedicate the new Municipal. wharf moss, Tredsurer. Boyle and Cl Meh ; ? r and I have not changed m mind et. We wis F' in to s of re' ous- ee 'C Y 3r' to push this inprovem�en t with , P 1T! ting read rov •'. °t' s � i : � . ,e y .; g en eral public. As soon as we ascertaf��� all the vigor possible. This pro ject will do as much as any one thin to s Communication from Commandant V'A.'dottman, re condition � city streets bring our City favorably before the g .,, , read and referred to Street and Alley Committee, jus where we are at in the matter of getting the necessary g ri ht of way Street and Alley Committee reported that Second street has been reI►aired; r would recommend that the City Engineer be instructed to are pr $ _ and r��'COr {LAENDED that City Attorney get Certificate of title for land needed plans and specifications, Some time agcy a number of us went p to Po Port OrcharC� t extend Mill Stxec;t, y MOTION by Arnold and draw.ford:-- That City Attorney t o meet the Commercial. Club there, at that melting I stated that the Cit _ be instructed to get Certificate of title to the land in question; WITHDRAWN, Dock of ours should be sufficiently large to traffic for a number of ears r #, REPORT of P. S.i'URNER, Police Judge for the month ended December 31,1911, provide commodious waiting rooms and comfort station plenty of warehouse re ad, showing receipts amounting to 045 o 25 o Disbursements $31.25 balance rooln, a space whe if found practical a public market could be install paid to City Clerk '� ► .• 14 * 00 , , p e . also a good sized float for launches and a place where ranchers can tie ? orfex'ed filed , C 4 REPORT of Clerk showing receipts for the month of December 1911 Filed a row boat without paying twen t y —five cents for the pri.leger. It is by ac— � g Y Clerk reported that no protests had been filed against assessment rolls of cording these accomodationd to the people living outside of our cit that District X50 and f51 ir Y = e gain their good will.get them to do their trading here and deal. with ]I% 1 ►trs Knutson asked permission to ch ange lo catio n of the posts s upporting he t} K' g ou merchants. The question of giving our County officials adequate -�-. • verandah in front of the Kennedy Ho tel edge of sidew to lg inches conveniences transact b us iness o m and modern conveni to tract the b the ubli grill com i ' Y r ' nearer building, Mr Foss opposed the change,stating that the arrangement_ up for general discussion this summerf , i It does Bremerton should be Y 4s would impede traffic; application referred new Building Committee, g prepared to make such an offer that the electors cannot afford to over--* BIB read, and on Motion of Arn d and Urban were ral owed as follows* ! fi look i.t. Brem is more centrally located and we have better transpor— -: r• H.HoWalk.inton work at Park 0 *00 Frank Melzer work .on streete , 3+0,00 tation facilities than any City in the County. The City owns several piecev, 7 � Herman Freze � ;turn on stree • ' 30.00 Silas Smith work on stree P. 50 �:r of property that would be very esirable for a o o Y Count yCurthuse the William King driving team 0 ' 35.00 Lowman & Hanford Co. supplies $ • 0 5 � present City Hall site especially would make an ideal oeat on 1 bein close W _ W and Co �'� Supplies a503 einertoxi I? o n t ork Horseshoeing & supplies enough to the ti =rharfs so that stranger u1d transact an n a hurry __< < $1 ,65 ._�oParti work at Cemetry 01. Fire Department semi- could leave on the same boat after i i � t 20 Model Kitchen Meals �± se +� around b , the Oi to on annual. all owan ce $3.0 4.00 R. J . O l.i.ver Mdse ¢� 1 f, - also be E1X �4XXXXXXX Pacific Avenue near Eighth would - t for prisoners `F'7 v g good altho i t 20 B remerton Ne ws Advertising 6 . DO S.H.Berry is a trifle further from the business � r , d i l t o r i a c ti t o * n x� of _ preparing grade sheets f or Broadway, Seventh and Eighth streets $14.00 In the near future ��re �c�ust consider the = IZ offi o . Wm Seary work on Cemetry survey D 41.9a ! our City t T ffi a f r Wm P ark ington work on Ce�ttetl�y survey 1690 Y ©ffice r s o that the public will know where to find then, of i Ed Angel Marshal. 06,70 T.W.Camp Tork e� Cemetr Y s s �6 25 work course this all costs money but we all r ealize that anything worth having •; . � ; ! { j costs money or labor. Under what is called economy in city government • i i; i on Burton Ante 65 ce:nts,Tata1. 6.90 Cliff Cased t-rc�rk on �3rOad,�ray, Seventh here is much holding - t �.ra I and Eighth streets $6 af g 'back. of necessary public improvement, f f�a�t d anand r: t; t are kept out there s o t — E E Mayor Harlow announced that next order of business was installation of � �' P i not t c be much unwi.sdo�n in puolic expend3. i new officers and called on Councilmen Crawf and Miles f retiring i but rather 1 "Hoer wisely do you spend" To econani. tunes . The question i s not s o much "How much do You spend " ze on needed public improvements is ; ► addresses, these gentlemen thanked the Council. and the Oitizens for the f f. '; ` confidence bestowed u �cn them � a o worse thaA wasteful. of course vie do not grant to the City with debt .� m Y r Harlow then addressed the council but I think that when an improvement is necessary and is demanded it shoal thanking them for co-- operation in carrying out the work of the r past yearn be be carried through with all possible ex edi.en . f Motion by Arnold and Foss that thanks of the council be tendered. Mayor n conclusion o as p e co-- opera cY ion of all citizens In I wish to the the in the Harlow for the fair and - impartial rulings he had made on. all questions , handling. of questions that interest the entire City. I do not expect to 3�. { and matters while presiding as rytayor during the past year, Carridd y i Mayor Harlow administered the oath of office to Mayor elect Paul Mahner please every one but I rant you to remember, that if things do not go exact at T 9.47 O''Clork P b M v ly as you want them to go that we are useing our best judgment in the � Mayor Me..ner administered the oath of office to the follow, g in • officers matter and. are doing ghat we think is for the interest of the greater part Meet {° E,��T. b�ct�a3.1. C J.O,Boyle �, - of.. ' - Ctty. I shall. instruct our police officers to enforce the laws , Treasurer; John Carter Counei,lman p t 9 at— large; Ed Flieder, Councilman 1st Ward; �. second turd Mira A,Calkins , Councilman 3rd .'hard and J&W. Bayan Gi.ty �f and the ordinances of the city fully and im parti a lly, The illegal sale of Ge o o 'W eMcGl othlen, Cou ncilman loran w g liquors ; a , � ' • At intoxicating � ,tiliquors especially too boys under age will be stopped, vice in , f ¢ �►:, �: t THE MAYOR ADDR ;SSED THE COUNCIL as follows; - its various forms evill be reduced as much as possible,, While I do not I want to thank the Ci ti.l,ens of our City for the honor conferred on lee think we usher in the Millenium, conditions can be bettered a whole lot, y electing m e office of May ©r and I assure that I will use m Y Y by to the I shall, expect all my app ointees to their duty in the fullest sense of the i best efforts to work for the best interests of our City, word, We must all shoulder the responsibilities of our several offices E f t A ee t ©u oo c 11 �y ow w s h i 43pe8gaie one e w t h he f of t r s t o = and carry out the wi. she s of the ci ti, z en s as sat forth in the ordinance s 1 1! , a d se �� J - =:..' x ,f av e a �x�xx��x� :tzacxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx �xxxxxxxx xxx sinall village to i present proportions and expect to see this city ' ;t and laVrs. At council. Meetings Roberts rules of order shall govern the d .` ' ( 4 •: advance with greater strides than ever before � of this body. I will not allow any personalities or recrim --� � I believe we have a year of reat prom before u 1 � H Y Y g sand we Yl �.st be pre inati ons at f t such meetings . We are Mere to transact Aihe business of the { paired to take advantage ohe opportunities presented. City and we must confine ourselves to such,, � � � �� •° °� � � one of the reate� t p ossibl e r . ' g 9 p i le help, will ��e the cons truction O f the salt ,, I would recon�unend that the rdi. of the City be put in such shape water fire main system with th stein i.f ive can ar range to connect z ma e nain� of the" he that the officers can i refer to them and find out where they are at. Navy Yard Perini. ; ' sion for this has be granted by the Navy 'Dep artment � - s e :•t I Mill nor make the following co�ixni.ttee appointments � L�bjedt`. to certain ,rules an d no doubt matters can be arr anged so that the � Street and. Alley Comm Arnold McGl.o thlexl and Flieder. .;1 sy.stela taxi be installed before the dry Breather begins e This will inateri" Fire Lig and Water Foss Calkins and � � Commi n 9 1 McGloth en # reduce the insurance rates `.in theAbusiness section, of the City, Purchasing ' g n F13.eder Urban 'and Arnold, f ' , Another subject that will need the attention of ,the 'City Counc ;at Once Ordinance �r Franchise �t Gal.kins, and Urban. 1 r �� is the condition of our streets :fin the�Aown tolr;m district, some should ft Urb Carter and McGl.othZen� =1 t' , be done so that the disgraceful eonditi.on 'of' „ r oux main ,,thoroughfares � are �'in ' f Health Sanitation & Cemotry Carter Arnold and F'liecler. � unproved before another Bret season comes a��ound* �' . ' f co ' sex.iit ��ril,l' Cost ' Buildin Conunittee McGlothlen Foss and Urbana t iuoneNr to make our streets resentable An the wi.nter but I believe it will. � g ' P �, ? License and Revenue ” Urban, Carter and Arnold �r 4 [ be a g ood investment to the city at large and �o the prop ®rty owners, Wharf Committee Foss Calkins and Flieder. Y beautiful. Chief H6A Gi,bason Captain R„R *Black k k have o foot the bills it wi11 create ar omui a sentiment for a City ' � ' were pointed as follows' Police officers r appointed ;! that �vil.l. do much to make a pleasant impression u Pon the newcomer be, he Police Judge y ; :. � ► Patrolman H D Renn. �� j �; f !x•} a prospective home owner or a business man. .. a � t KEN 1 S up erintendent s h 2 �� •_ . _,. dg e P . SeTurner. of Street � � also i c ontinued on pad e Fr Melz Bldg .Inspector W.J.Tho r - , ,. ZO r .. v r i. .' .. ♦. ., .. 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H ard 8 5� -` , L : {was appointed ds follows; �'T.H,Hulse, D,H,Rolfle and Mrs Florenc D,� 1de ,Park Board E.J.Taggert, Mrs J.�i,Gibboriey and Glenn Fetterman. Mayor stated that new registration boars were necessary, i All the foregoing appointments were duly confiried by Council Motion by Foss and Urban that purchasing committee procure necessary books, ,except Park : t Board, action on which was laid over for one week. � °� Carried. The bonds of the Clerk and, Attorney were duly kpprovedll and filed, the bond � Mayor instructed Clerk to mail copies of minutes of all meetings to each _ of _the Treasurer was referred back to bonding Cormpany a of the councilmen, the City Attorney and the Mayor `Mayor Mehner stated that'01ty Engineer should held entirely responsible for Motion by Foss and McGlothlen that Treasurer and Clerk meet with purchasing committee as soon as convenient to assist in selecting furniture and office work done,for all plans and profiles,and should appoint the necessary inspec �' ► f torso If anything is not right the council knows who to blame" equipment necessary for their respective of i ces. A letter was handed i t + Clerk informed the council that he had arrang for office in the Oitizents n a ���.s ti me b a representative of �i,�t the firm g • of Reitze Store Duffy Inc. tt Bank ' which was �read:y Company ' General Engin of Seale,Vi ashington. buildin C pany stated that they had opened offices in this City-and A ttorney Bryan reported that he was disqualified to try either Brown or .made the following proposal to - wit vWe will furnish all necessary instrument McGillivrae cases now pending in court, and stated that the agreement of council - il at its last meeting, o give Attorney Moore $100 to represent and eauipment,all field books all offbee supplies all reports "all estimates, as Mr Moore was a sit officer at the all plans , all specifi cations. all blue - -prints , all consultations, all comput� City in the Brown case was illegal ,as Y ' atiions, a resident Engineer; or in other . cords do all the neces Ln�ineerin time of such agreement. Mr Bryan also gave status of Wharf case and suggest that the-City of Bremerton may have to do in any branch of Civil , Mechani ed, that plans of neyr Wharf ,waiting rooms etc be made that no delay might Electra,cal,and Hydra=te Engineering for the sum of 4150 *C0 per month, ' occur later. This Proposal not to include the cost of the necessary field helpers or in in the McGillivrae and Brown cases a Motion by Foss and }acGl othl.en that Mr Moore be retained to represent city t a fee of j $12� .00 Carriedo { , spectors. n . It was foi-md that this fixra had not been established \in th year and bid was not considered. e s ) tt- Oity for a period of one Motion by Foss and Calkins that the pr esent system of collecting money from 7 irXE H Xh $ 4 X X 1 �X�C \ prostitutes be abolished C arriedo - o d C arri ede Motion ;a' �• otion by Arnold and McGl o thlen that S # H ,Berry of Bremerton be app oinxted. �'� Motion by F O s s and Arn 1 to ad ' � ourn , J. s # City Engineer: Carried af ter being am ended on Motion b Urban and Carter. ♦ that question of salary b to Finance - oormni ttee , Motion by Arnold and Foss o ferred essmen't rolls for Izn rove e t Di s t rict c t `� �5 0 l Y Cl -erk+ , , p m n i s _ Bstrton Avenue grade and. Improvement District X51 Pleasant Avenue Seger Oemeemerton,Washi , F be approved; Carried, Councilman foss introduced the following res '- (i. RESOLUTION BY THE CITY COUNCIL of BR6)AERTON9 +, WHEREAS , I t appears that T aH #lo1Tne� s ,►hi3e serving as health officer for the City of Bremerton, and Ed Angel,while serving as Marshal,have signed and fined a communication subscribing the word Committeemen after their names, r �1} wherein the right and privilege of two members of this Council. to hold their •.�' # respective offices is assailed because of their position as mechanics employ Navy ed in the Yard under a so-called civil service classification and IN'HERE'AS a l arge majority of the men citizens of Bremerton are similarly si t--• uated and the best interesto of 3hemerton demand. the aid and assistance of the greatest number possible of its citizens for the maintaining of,good, economical and progressive government, an WHEREAS it is the rules under which the sa�.d charges were filed are of recen enactment and their strict enforcement has been waived) in the City of Charle ston Washington, and as this council is infoiined, in other Navy yards of the ;` couniry . THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this council emphatically disapproves of the r action of the said T.1i.Holraes and Ed. Angel, and declares the same to be ' against the well- -being and prosperity of Bremerton and the Puget Sound Navy tq, r Yard, f r BE IT FURTHERnRE SOLVED that .'fie endorse the action of the two employees of the yar6 for qualifying for their respective offices after they have been regularly elected therto ' ►; } ��• FURTHER RESOLVED that B R I T FU THE � appeals this council a eals to the Government aurthorit -� " � ies to remove from Navy Yard Employees who do not act in a supervisory pos-- � '' ition over men in the g overnment employ restrictions from activity in Municipal governmental affairs t • a BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to each ± ;f.. ,,• of the following p ersons: J• ; f E ► Admiral ;; , L �, C ottraan Commandant Puget Sound Navy Yard, 4 N The H Se creary of the av y, Ho Wesley L. Jones U. Sa Senator t E Hon M iles Poindexter U a S. Senator r ;1, Hon W'.E.Hizwhrey Member of Congress lid +► Hon Stanton Warburton, 1 Hon W.L *LRfollette passed in open council this January 2.191.?_ n 5 .YOtion by Carter and Calkins that resolution be adopted% Carried unanimquslyl, t x 1 J. l� vj s x t J: 's . ' -� ,.} J - x i ♦' _I -'+ ti r^ t� .. r � I , 1 , ) 1 r ' x , J' y ,f r 1 L . [ ,_I ! M• 'i l, ♦ , I t � � r •te �7 t - '�' A• iA,',1: 'r ^� .:it' .tY 1. r A': '� '{ f- ' � •:A f F ~ s 1 - K'S.,'. - i!r:' •ia, •'6' ^:, ✓� \�,'3� _ . �'� � I t r S s, Lr. { n t,' y r � i.n.t v K` 1•�L", !: '•. j • '•:. ..,_ - ...• ♦•i ' !,h -� �� 4 x W , . ,t• � ' ,q!: 1 ' x 3'+.2 'K�S > . •7' . :','c •' •rr'M *. .'. ^'' fi' . a � t 4 r .. r ., ,. •, - - i. - L ... » , F n r .,. v + 'v v i rA i v 1 + '» 'rn, ,•W . -I Y ,,...4• "n n.mw• ."'... .:.v:. .ri ,,. ._. -, ., r i„b r n I' . M'n . }• 4 W : u 4 Ml.. i_'_• „f' fir,,..'« v,'ry vJ „NI ia: •', a. M' ♦M 3. "V M M1 r..'• 4 A .1•. 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