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Proceedings of the City Commission of the City of Port Angeles, Washington
December I..
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I The Commission met in regular session at 10:00 A.M., and was called to order by Mayor Feeley. Officers
pr~sent were: Mayor Feeley, Commissioners Robinson and Taylor, Attorney Trumbull and Clerk Law.
Minutes of the previous session were read and approved.
I Under the head of application,!> for building permits and licenses, the following were granted:
.1 Building Permits: S 5 {) (J 0 "'-
\ 0.. B. Tully Construct Duplex and Garage; S2 Lots 8-9, Blk. 181, Townsite 10,000.00,
I Charles R. Gallacci Construct 5-Room Dwelling; Lot 15, Blk. 51., Townsite 10,000.00,
I DelGuzzi Bros. Construct 5-Room Dwelling; Lot 2, Blk. 332, Townsite .9,000.00
Petersen & Craver Construct Dwelling; S2 Lots 9-10, Blk. 85, Townsite 7,000.00:
N.W. Improvement Co. Siding on Existing Dwelling; Lot 18, Blk. 2137, Townsite 725.00
N.W. Improvement Co. Siding on Existing Dwelling; Lot 15, Blk. 161, Townsite 1,275.0~
Citizens Bldg. Corp. Construct Pent House on Roof of Olympus Hotel; Lot 7, Blk. 16, N.R.Smith Add. 8,000.00
Ray'\1arren Construct 5-Room Dwelling & Car Port; Lot 9, Blk. 102, Townsite 9,000.00'
Licens es: .3Y 03- I
Recreation Grill Music Machine 8.00
Port Angeles Recreation I. BOI"ling Alleys 30.00'
l'Under the head of unfinished business, Commissioner Taylor reported that after checking bids to furnish a I
crusher plant, more time is desired to inspect certain attractive offers and requested another week to check
equipment being considered. Decision on bids was postponed until the next session.
Bids to furnish for the Park Department, one truck, half-ton capacity, were submitted as follows: H.T.
Swanson Motor Co., Studebaker 1951, $1,596.50; Port Angeles Motors, G.M.C. 1950 PiCkup, $1,503.80; Aiken
Motors, International, Series L-llO, $1,698.1.7; Janish Motor Co., 1950 Dodge, $1,585.12. All bids were
referred to Supt. Adams and the Park Board for study and recollUllendations.
Claim for damages by defective water meter, to their ladies' powder room, "as again filed by Aerie No. 483,
F .O;E. Attorney Trumbull informed that although not in proper form, the claim might get by. The claim "as
,referred to the Attorney.
!Mr. A. B. Crowley submitted another offer for the house and lot at 109 East 14th Street in amount of
, $4,500.00, down payment of $500.00, balance in eighteen months at prevailing interest. It was moved by
Commissioner Robinson that the Commission accept the offer and that the City enter into contract agreement
I with Mr. Crowley regarding sale of the propei:ty. Motion seconded by Commissioner Taylor. All voted, Aye.
I Motion carried.
Under the head of new business, Attorney Joseph Joh~n and Hugh Hankins, Exalted Ruler,of Naval Lodge
INo. 353, B.P.O.E., appeared before the Commission, requesting that the City officially accept the playfield
,on Pine Hill now being sponsored by the Elks, and make arrangements for vacation of the alley through the
!block in which playfield is being constructed. It was moved by ~or Feeley that the City officially
: accept the playfield and that proper procedure for vacation of the alley be authorized. Motion seconded by
: Commissioner Taylor. All voted Aye. Motion carried.
IDO~ M. Sleeper, Director of Evening School, requested in writing that I.th Street between Lincoln and Peabody
iStreets, and Chase Street between I.th and 5th Streets be blocked to traffic from 8:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M. on
: consecutive Saturdays from November 11th to December 23rd. This is a precautionary measure for benefit of
: adult beginner's driving classes and other motorists. The request being approved by Police Chief Ide, it
.1' was moved by Commissioner Taylor that the request be granted and Sleeper so notified. Seconded by Mayor
Feeley. All voted Aye. Motion carried.
Claim for court costs in case of ~Iilliam MacDonald, appealed to Superior Court and acquitted, was filed
in amount of $26.60. The Commission instructed that the claim be paid from miscellaneous item in the
Current Expense Fund.
. The Commis sion also instructed that bids be published and opened December 18th, for the furnishing of fuel
oil during the year 1951 for the Police Station, Fire Hall, and City Building.
I The Commission examined and approved the following claims, and ordered warrants
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: CURRENT EXPENSE FUND: .2. {,3 7 -
I Rec. Revolving Fd., School Dist. 17
'Peninsula Herald
:F. O. Reed
Harry Kochanek
,Aiken Motors
I Zellerbach Paper Co.
I Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
I Natural Gas Corp, of .Iash.
I CITY STREET FUND: 3!;l... If l
I The Toggery
I Nailor Lumber Co.
10 & B Battery & Electric Stn.
Luvaas Tire-Retread Service
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,WATER FUND: 7?!:> _
i Coast .lide Supply Co.
ICity Light Dept.
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.
H. E. Dodge
I Samuelson Motor Co.
'\Port Angeles Auto Supply Co.
Automotive Parts Service
Harris & Schuller
Olympic Electric Co. .
I Nailor Lumber Co.
Tower Super Service
'I Hooker Electrochemical Co.
E. N. Hallgren Co.
I Taylor Heating & Plumbing Co.
issued in payment of same:
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2,500.00
5.10;
13.46
18.17;
4.91.
21.751
70.61
3.60
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63.98
11.51.\
15.111
291.81.1
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12.881,
5.13
13.01,
13.93'
7.89;
.64
58.02
6.18
2.371
18.94
.80
52.77j
577.83
5.56:
Summer Recreation Program
Printing
Traveling EXpense
Traveling Expense
Cycle Repair
Towels, Tissue
Phone Servic es
Gas
Hip Boots, Coats, Hats
Lumber
2 Motors, Lamp Kit
Tires, Re-tread
J ani tor Supplies
Lights at Reservoirs
Phone Service
Car Expense, Supj:;.
Truck Parts
Parts
Truck Parts
Repairs
Switch
Nails, etc.
Demurrage on Tank
Chlorine
Tubing
Fit tings
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:LIGHT FUND: ,3,t(.3:z.... W
'Angeles Shade & Linoleum Co.
:City Treasurer
;Pac1fic Tel. & Tel. Co.
'Samuelson Motor Co.
.R. L. & R. Service
~Shell Oil Co.
IRemington Rand, Inc.
'Automotive Parts Service
Eugene E. 11illiams
IA. ,L. Chapnan
(City ~later Dept.
',Carey & Kramer
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co.
'westinghouse Electric Supply Co.
'Line Material Co.
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'LIBRARY FUND:
,Peninsula Fuel
~City Treasurer
:G~lord Bros., Inc.
'Library Servic e
j'Evening News Press
Demco
".Luxor . Lighting Products, Inc.
;Bussing Office Supply
Plympic Stationers
Wash. Saw Filing & Grinding Works
'Lee Hodson
Hertzberg's Wash. Bindery
Goldberger Agency
Puget Sound News Co.
Binfords and Mort
1ersonal Book Shop, Inc.
'Ladies Home Journal
;'I.eibel, Carl J.
,David A. Lawyer
'H. W. 1>1ilson Co.
:Shorey Book Store
;Doubled~ & Co., Inc.
McClurg & Co.
'PARKING METER & TRAFFIC CONTROL FUND:
rAngeles Machine & Welding Works
!Janish Motor Co.
pames Hardware Co.
,Harris & Schuller
'Wheeler Hardware &.Furniture
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:LIBRARY MEMORIAL FUND:
ipuget Sound News Co.
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There being no further business, the meeting was then adjourned.
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December 4th, continued.
Repair F;Loor
Postage
Phone Service
Parts
Repair Radiator
Gas
Parts for Machine
Battery, etc.
Car Expense
Car Expense, Building
Water at Sub.-stn.
Professional Services
Tools
Tape
Connectors
Oil
Light, 1vater, Garbage
2 Book Displayers
Acetate Tapes
100 3x5 White Newsprint Pads
Paste
Fluorescent Lamps and Starters
2 Office Chairs
Binder and Paper
Brinding Knives
Travel Expense
Bookbinding
Magazine Subscriptions
Books
Book
Books
Caree r Booklets
Books
Books
Book
Books
Books
Books 11-
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Cut Off Concrete Bits
Axle Shaft, Oil Seal
Ext. Cord
Galv. Box
Machine Bolts
Books
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Inspector
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7.73
3'.00
70.43
4.71
5.92
2.54
3.86 .
25.48
28.98
27.23
3.00
3,000.00
24.91
16.73
207.96
44.00
10.04
1.65
9.08
5.15
4.50
1.8.21
82.71
1.65
.77
10.65
72.06
182 . 85
42.85
ill. 52
.94.39
2.10
5.80
11.00
28.00
2.15
17.10
52.68
4.12
8.20
2.26
5.41
2.77
31.81
Mayor
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