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Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington
September 9, 1942
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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. Mayor Beetle, Commissioners Bewn and Lind, Attorney Conniff and
Clerk Hawkins.
The minutes of the previous session were read and approved.
Police Judge, W. F. Phillips.reported III cases tried and ~1259.31 collected in fines for the month of
August, 1942. Report ordered filed.
Under the head of Applications for Building Permits and.Licenses the following were granted,
H. O. Dibble, Addition
Bon Ton Beauty Shop. 1
Gem Beauty Parlor, 1
Charm Beauty Parlor. 2
LaBelle Beauty Parlor, 3
Port Angeles Beauty Schocl, 5 Beauty Parlor Chairs
Hansen Beauty Parlor, 2 Beauty Parlor Chairs
The Hidden Beauty Parlor. 1 Beauty Parlor Ch!,ir
F. H. Ader Barber Shop, 1 Barber Chair
Ernest Doucette Barber Shop, 1 Barber Chair
Bon Ton Barber Shop, 1 Barber Chair
to residence, Lot 3, Block 277
Beauty Parlor Chair
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300.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
3.00
5.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
Under the head of New Business:
Pursuant to the authority delegated to me under Section Three of Ordinance No. 1104 of the City of Port
Angelee, I, R. O. Ide, Chief of Police of the City of Port Angeles, hereby promulgate the following rules
and regulations numbered one and two respectively con_cerning the parking of automobiles in said city
bet~~en the hours of sunset and sunrise and the operation of motorcycles and bicycles and the parking of the
same between the hours of sunset and sunrise. I
Rule and Regulation No.1: Whenever any vehicle is stopped or parked upon any street or alley, except
on Lincoln Street, between Fourth Street and Railroad Avenue, First Street between Chase and Valley Streets,
'. Front Street be~ween Lincoln and Oak Streets and Laurel and Oak Streets between Railroad Avenue and First _I
[Street, in the ~ity of Port Angeles, whether attended or unattended, during the hours of from sunset to
sunrise, such vehicle shall display not less than two lamps, one on either side exhibiting a white light
visible from a distanoe of 5CO feet to the front of such vehicle and not less than one continuous red light
on the left rear visible from a distence of 500 feet to the rear.
Rule and Regulation No.2: No motorcycle or bicycle shall be operated, stcpped or parked upon any
street or alley, except on Lincoln Street. between Fourth and Railroad Avenue, First Street between Chase
and Valley Streets, Front Street between Lincoln and Oak Streets and Laurel and Oak Streets between
Railroad Avenue and First Street, in the City of Port Angeles, attended or unattended, during the hours
from sunset to sunrise, unless such motorcycle or bicycle shall display a white electric light visible
from a distance of 1000 feet to the front of such motorcycle or bicycle, and one continuous red electric
light on the rear visible from a distance of 500 foet to the rear.
It was moved by Mayor Beetle that the foregoing rules and regulations be approved and adppted. Seconded by
Commissioner Beam. On roll call all members voted aye. The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Pursuant to the authority delegated to me under SectionThree of Ordinance No. 1104 of the City of Port
Angeles, I, R. O. Ide, Chief of Police of the City of Port Angeles, hereby promulgate the following rule
and regulation numbered three conoerning the speed lit which automobiles, motorcycles and bic;>,c1es may be
operated In said city between the hours of sunset and sunrise.
Rule and RegulRtion No.3: During the hours between sunset and sunrise, no motor vehicle, motorcycle
or bicycle shall be operated in the City of Port Angeles at a speed in eXCeSS of 15 miles per hour.
I It was moved by Mayor Beetle that the foregoing I' ule and regulation be approved and adopted. Seconded by
Commissioner Beam. On roll call all members voted aye. The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Viotory Square Committee was granted permissicn to build a platform and erect a plywood monument at Firot
a'1d Laurel Streets. Said platform and monument to be located south of the south me.rgin of First Street as
directed by the Engineer.
The Commission examined and allowed the following claims and ordered .mrrants dra.m for same:
CUP~ENT EXPENSE FUND
City Treasurer
Larrick's Cafe
Harold Hibbs Plumbing & Heating Co.
Epperson & Sons, Inc.
Shell Oil Co.
Waitkus Supply Co.
Willscn Hardware Co.
Vannausdle Second Hand Store
Mulholland Radio Shop
Shell Oil Co.
Epperson & Sons, Inc.
Todd's Cyole Shop
The Fehly Studio
Harold Hibbs Plumbing Co.
National Fire Protection Assn.
Howard-Conper Corp.
Emerson u. Lawrence
1 The Fehly Studio
Epperson & Sons, Inc.
Willson Hardware ~o.
The Stationers, Inn.
Light and Water
Meals for Prisoners
Pipe Solvent
Nails, Eto.
Gas
Radio Supplies
Plier 5, etc.
Valves
Speaker Tube
Gasoline
Lumber
Sharpen Lawn Mower
Films J ate.
Plumbing Supplies
Folders
No..le
Expense Claim
Supplies
Lumber
Padlocks
BuppUe s
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7.81
116.80
.93
13.91
60.28
6.09
3.10
18.54
1.03
U.24
16.62
1.55
.89
7.~9
3.00
44.09
5.39
7.85
2.33
2.78
21.68
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CITY STREET FUND
Johnson &: Bark
Angeles Gravel & Supply Co.
Olympic Peninsula Motor Freight
Willson Hardware Co.
Standard Oil Co.
Whi te Traffic ?aint
Lumber
Freight Bill
Nails
Asphalt
190.55
74.16
?G 26.57
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78.49
5.46
e;: 11.40
131.17
16'/ 55".77
24.43
2...83
V 10.30
,51.f - 357.66
4.77
1087.82
5.07
--v)' 19.47
-jr 7 1.61
1.07
WATER FUND
Johnson &: Bork
Shell Oil Co.
Hugh.G. Purcell Co.
State. Treasurer
Paint
Gasoline
Fittings
Tax
LIGHT FUND
Shell Oil Co.
Willson Hardware Co.
Johnson .& Bork
Line.Material Co.
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co.
Stet~ Treasurer
Gasoline
Lwnps 1 et':J.
Paint, etc.
Transformers
Repairs
Tax
PARK FUND
Willson Hardware Co.
Angeles GravcI &: Supply Co.
Todd! s Cycle Shop .
Harold Hibbs Plumbing Co.
Sprinklers
Door, etc.
Lawn Mower Chain
Plumbing Supplies
There being no further business the Commission then adjourned.
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