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Proceedings of the City Commission of tbe City of Port Angeles, Washington
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The Commissioners met in regular session at 10 A.M. and was called to order by Mayor Beetle. Roll call
showed the following officers present: Y.ayor Beetle, Commissioner Lind, Attorney Conniff and Cle rk Hawkins.
The minutes of the previous session were read and approved.
Under the head of Applications for Building Permits and Licenses the following were granted:
A. Austin, Put composition roof on residence, Lot 5, Block 177, Townsite
i Pinto's Barber Shop, 2 Chairs
Olympus Barber "hop, 1 Chair
Earl Bodle Barber Shop, 2 Chairs
City Barber Shop, 2 Ghairs
Jack's Barber "hop, 2 Chairs
Hibbs Plumbing & "eating Co., Master Plumber's License
150.00
2.00
1.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
25.00
Under the head of Reading and Passage of Ordinances the following ordinance passed its third reading and
was finslly adopted:
AN ORDINANCE setting forth an emergency affecting the public health and safEity; requiring unprovided
expenditures; providing for the issuance of emergency warrants; and declaring an emergency making the
ordinance llfu~ediately effective.
It was moved by Mayor Beetle that the foregoing ordinance be placed on its final reading and finally
adopted. Seconded by Commissioner Lind. On roll call all members voted aye. The Mayor declared the
motion carried.
Under the head of Introduction of Resolutions the following Resolutions were introduced:
RESOLUTION
CONSENT TO USE AND OCCUPANCY OF PREMISES BY THE
mUTED STATES OF AMERICA
1'i1JER~S, the United States of ~merica is desirous of leasing, purchasing, or otherwise acqulrlng certain
premises, described below, from the undersigned owner for use by the United States Army during the present
existing Wars, and the undersigned Ol'fner is willing to co-operate with the Government of the United States
to the fulles extent, and to lease, sell or otherwise make available to the United States the said premises
for such use or uses:
NOW, THEREFORE, the undersigned, in view of the existing Wars, hereby authorizes the United States of
America to take immediate possession of said premises and to prepare and occupy the same in any manner
necessary for its uses and purposes, it being understood that negotiations for a formal lease or purchase
of ~he said premises shall be continued until a mutually satisfactory arrangement is concluded.
The premises referred to are described as follows: The right to lay a two inch water main from the
connection to the City of Port Angelss Water Department's four inch water rr~in on Sixth Street and what
is commonly known as Evans Avenue, or the first street west of "II," Street; said to inch water pipe is to
parallel Sixth Street approximately thirty-two feet South of the North margin and to run in a Westerly
direction a distance of 750 feet more or les8 from the above named connection; said two inch pipe to be
buried not less than two feet.
It was moved by M~yor Beetle that the foregoing resolution be approved and adopted. Seconded by
Commissioner ~ind~ On roll call all members voted aye. The Mayor declared the motion carried.
RESOWTION
WrlEREAS, the United States of America is desirous of leasing the following described property to-wit:
Surburban Lots 110, Ill, and 112, in the City of Port Angeles,
Clallam County, Washington, consisting of thirty (50) acres, 'more
or less, and being a part of the Lincoln Park;
the said property to be used exclusively ~ the United States Army for any military purpose for a period
beginning August 29, 1942 and ending June 50, 1945 with the privilege of further renewal of said lease
for the duration of the War.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles that a lease be entered
into by the City of Port Angeles and the United States of America for the hereinabove described property
to be used exclusively by the United States Army for any military purpose for a period beginning August 29,
1942 and ending JUIle 30, 1943. with the privilege of renewal of said lease for the dur~tion of the War.
It was moved by Mayor Beetle that the foregoing resolution be approved and adopted. Seconded by
COITJllission Lind. On roll call all members voted aye. The Ita YOI' declared the motion carried.
The Commission examined and &llowed the following claims and ordered warrants drawn for same:
CURRENT U:PENSE FUND
Heman Ahlvers
Edw. W. Horton
J. R. Shry
Emerson Lawrence
J. R. McJJonald
Charles Lind
Evening News Press, Inc.
Port ~geles Evening News
QuiCk Print
Tidewater Associgted Oil Co.
City Light Dept.
II Treasurer
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Pacifi c Tel & Tel ~o.
City Treasure r
Ivor SlT.i th
Don ::'mi th
Sala ry
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97, ED
72.50
62.50
66.66
25.00
2.65
67.72
27.79
55.02
29.40
50.00
555.70
390.00
5.07
54.96
21.00
15.00
Services
Expense Account
Registretion Supplies
Publications
Vouchers
Gas
Rent
Street Lights
Fire Hydrant Water Hent
Service
Light & Water
Volunteer Fireman
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Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Wasbington
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21.00
18.00
6.00
12.00
15.00
9.00
12.00
6.00
6.00
3.00
5.00
55.90
53.90
14.70
2.50
10.50
30.87
16.48
18.54
7.30
100.00
4.90
56.57
66.00
52.00
78.00
2.59
5.90
8.60
7.20
2.92
12.75
2.59
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,- 4.50
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55.05
1007.98
1.55
48.81
24.15
4.63
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) \7 ~ /' 5.88
7.51
25.57
963.40
695.00
49.10
52.15
14.59
1.85
0" 10.00
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8.00
2.00
1.56
5.00
1.90
14.45
1.57
13 .77
Jt' r 105 .82
16.96
25,00
,0 5.61
"?D -' 1.49
34.20
4,25
6.80
5.77
27.68
15.97
58.20
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1-'1 25.50
20.65
Y 4.96
18.55
Volunteer Fireman
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William Watts
Frank Hickok
Virgil Johnson
Douglas Porter
Carl Jacobson
o. E. Ullstrom
Hugo Olson
Irving Hansen
Ken Nichols
Clay Stewart
Robert Staeger
Don Jacobson
Ray Ellis
Clay Stewart
City Treasurer
Pacific Tel & Tel Co.
Middleton Motor Parts Co.
Orville Hagaman
Dr. R. L. Gilliam
City Treasurer
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Extra Fireman
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Firemen's Pens ion Fund
Servi ce
Parts
Foam Recharges Jete.
lIea t Inspa c ti on Fees
Light and Water
Flush Tank Water Rsnt
Service
Labor
Pacific Tel & Tel Co.
Bert Middlet.on
George Trade;1ell
Doreen Roberts
Margueri te Vane
Ci ty Trea sure r
Pacific Tel & Tel Co.
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Salary
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Light lli ty Hospital
Service
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Evening News Press, Inc.
The Stationers, Inc.
Cards & Passes
Suppli es
CITY STREET F1JND
Street Department
Washington Saw Filing Works
Uni on Oil Co.
Central Motor Parts
Middleton Motor Parts
Port Angeles Evening News
James Hardware Co.
Port Angeles Motors
Tidewater llssociated Oil Co.
Pay Roll
File Saws
Asphalt
Parts & Labor
Parts
Adv.
Nails
Tire Exchanged
Diesel Motor Fuel
WATER FUND
Water Department
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Pay Roll
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City Street Dept.
" Light "
Middleton Motor Parts
James Hardware CD.
Union <<hI Co.
Hooker Electrochemical Co.
Gas & Oil
Rent. & Lights
Supplies
H. S. Blades
Barrel
Chlo rine
LIGHT FUND
Jack Wilder
Port Angeles Evening News
" "Thrift tlarket
Homer Black
City Water Dept.
A. W. Ward
Middleton Ilotcr Parts
James Hardware Co.
Line Ma terialCo .
Arco Company of California
Labor
Adv.
Soap
Garage Rent
Water at Store
Car Expense
Lenses
Solder
Line Hardware
Sand
CEMETERY FUND
Donald Hawkins
Washington Saw Filing ~orks
North-we st Toro Co .
Labor
Grind 2 Lawn Mowers
Grinding Compound
LIBRARY FUND
Mrs. Mildred Ea ton
Pacific Tel & Tel Co.
City Treasurer
Jennilu Norris
Emergency Help
Service
Light & Water
Petty Cash
Expense Account
Repairs
Books
Ga rds
Supplies
Books
Cards
800ks
Hibbs Plu~bing Co.
The R. W. Wilson Co.
Remington Rand, Inc.
Gaylord Bros. Inc.
The Macmillan vo.
The Library of Longress
Wilcox & Follett Go.
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PARK FUND
Fred E. Pullen
Clifford I Fuller
McClel:j.an Hardware & lrurniture Co.
City Treasur er
Thos. H. GuptiiLl
Pacific Tel & Tel Go.
James Hardware 1:0.
Vannausdle Junk Go.
City Treasurer
Labor
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Furni tu re
Light & Water
Board Signs
Service
Hardware, En~el, etc.
Sink, Bed, etc,
Light & Water
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LIGHT INVESTMENT FUND
Ci ty Treasurer
Purchase of Warrants
There being no further business the Commission then adjourned.
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City Clerk
Mayor
50.00
50.00
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27.02
9.27
2.65
21.65
56.81
22.55
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