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1941-01-07 City Council MinutesJAIvUARY 7th, 1941. The Council met in regular session with Mayor Zourtner presiding. The roll call showed the following Councilmen preseny: Chandler, Hareid, H.anson,Callahan, Clausen. Martin and Jones. The minutes of the last were read and approved. The Treasurers report and the Water Revenue Collectors report were read and ordered filed. The following bills were approved by the Finance Committe and on motion warrants were ordered drawn on the proper funds. O.N.Sorensen PoM.Bex-Rent------ 075 3-J-Priebe, supplies--- ------- 6,,23 Telephone Coe, phone calls----- .0;75 Tribune -Review, printing------- 38,00 L.C.Engel, bonds--------------- 15,00 E.B.Hubbard., bonds---------- -- 30,00 C.M.Lardon,dogs & arrests------ 4,20 Henry Vaurs., arrest------------ 1,00 R.H.Doty,.Judges fees- ------ 11,75 Gateway Cafe, meals------------ 975 Yost Auto Co. supplies-- ------ 18,86 P.S.Power & Light Co. lights--- 2,70 Leo Doty, care of garbage dump- 10,00 M.C.Engels, fuel for Ci$ry Hall- 34,42 Charles Vaurs,fees------------- 16,00 L.C.Engel., bond---------------- 10,00 P.S.Power & Light Co. p6waks--- 79949 Tribune-Review,water receipts-- 29,58 Crow Hardware, supplies-------- ,66 National Meter Co. supplies--- 6,00 P.S.Power & Light Co., JAghti- 95,97 Theodor Womer, labor---------- 26,50 Pickett Motor C.o.,: repairs &gas 98,92 Diesel Oil Sales Co, drayage-- 17,00 O.D.Anderson, attorneys fees & expenses--------------- 160.10 Louis Miller, supplies------- 4,00 Stevens Lumber Co.,supplies-- 244,35 GEO.M.Leyda, clerical work--- 5.00 Crow Hardware, supplies------ ,46 A.M.Yost & Sons, supplies---- 19962 Pickett Motor Co. supplies--- 7,44 West Coast Wood Preserving Co. 40,29 Jim Danill, labor & supplies- 13,13 Ralph Osborn, supplies------- 7,65 P.J.Larson, blacksmith work-- 2,25 Tribtme-Review, grdinance---- 16980 M.C.Engels, supplies--------- 3,70 Journal of Commerce, notice-- 2,80 Tribune -Review, Resolution--- 16,08 Dan Proctor, labor----------- 5,25 C.B.Roe, man & team---------- 16,00 P.SoPower & Light Co.,lights- 1,83 `oW.Womer, labor------------- 1,50 L.C.Engel, bond-------------- 10,00 V�.1 ot�omer, labor.---- �:� = 20ri,a ,Cr�ow;'Hardware:,, suppl;ies:---�--- Stevens Lumber >Co.. -supplies- 1,;53 A.M.Yost & Sons, supplies--- 18,86 H.CoHansen, labor----------- 6,00 Leyda Electric & Radio, ---- 911 Yost Auto Co., wrecker service 1,00 Reply to letter of the State Bank of Edmonds, Dec 2nd 1940. December 17th, 1�40. City Council of the City of Edmonds, Edmonds, Washington. Gentlemen: My attention has been called to a letter addressed to you by State Bank of Edmonds, under da#e of December 2nd., in which that hank, as owner of Bonds 7 to 10, inclusive, L.I.D. No.25, City of Edmonds, is asserting a claim against the City for payment of its bonds by virtue of the fact that the City has recent -ly contracted to sell Lots 22 to. 27, inclusive, Block 96, Plat of the City of Edmonds. It is my understanding that these lots were included in the above numbered L.I.D.fl and also in a later Dostrict,, the bonds of_which were guaranteed under the GuarantyeLaw of the State of Washington. I am further advised that the City foreclosed the assessments, against said lots, in the later guaranteed District, and that the sale -price, by the City,of such lots does not exceed the amount paid out of the Guaranty Fund by virtue of the delinquent assessments against said lite. Assuming tgat these are the facts it is my opinion that.upon foreclosure in the guaranteed district the City of Edmonds took title to these lots in trust for the L.I.DQ Guaranty Fund, and that such fund was entitled to the proceeds of such sale up to the amount which such fund had contributed as a result of the delinquency in the Guaratiteed District Since the sale -price does not exceed such amount it is further mu opinion that the Guatanty Fund is entitled to receive the entire proceeds of the sale of and that the City of Edmonds is not obligated in any way to pay Bonds 7, 8, 9, and 10, of L.I.D.No.25, a previous unguaranteed district. Yours very truly, O.D.Anderson. There being no further business .for this Council to performe,Mayor Fourtner thanked them for their faithful labor in the interest of the City of Edmondag on motion the Council adjourned sin a -die. lz City rk. Mayor. January 7th, 1941. The new Councilmen having been sworn in the Mayor,F.A.Fourtner called the Council to order.. The, roll call showed the folloing Councilmen present:. H.A.Chandler,. Walt C.Hanson,, Claude Savage•,_ W.T.Jones., .Walter Hansen Walter Clausen. The City Attorney approved the followin bonds of City Officers: H.V..Allen City Treasurer.,. Geo.M.Leyda, City Clerk, C.M.Larson.Chief of Police, Raymond H Doty, Police Judge, and Geo.M.Leyda, Water Revenue Collector. These officers having been sworn in, they take over their several duties. The Mayor appointed the following appointive officers. Street Supernntendemt- Henry Allen. -On motion the Council approved the ap- pointment. Water Revenue Collector- Geo.M.Leyda,. On motion the Council approved the ap- pointment. . ' Water Superintendent.- W.W.Womer., On motion the Council approved the appointment Chief of Police-. 'C.M.Larson,: On motion the Council approved the appointment: Police- Judge- R..Fi.Doty`, On motion the Council, approved the appointment. Health Officer- .Dr.H.H.Kretzl,er, On motion the' Council approved the''appointment. The Mayor then appointed the following COMMITTES: Street Committe- H.A.Chandler., Walt C.Hanson and Walter Hanson. ` Lught Committe-. H.A.Chandler,, Walt C.Hanson and Walter 'Hansen Water Committe- Walter Clusen,- W.T.Jones and Claude Savage.. Sewer Committe- Walter Clausen, W.T.Jone and Cllaude Savage. Finance- Committ.e- Walter Clausen, Council representative. Board consists of the Mayor,.0 ity Treasurer and one Councilman. ° The Fire Committ.e consists of the Mayor`, City Clerle��and one .'Councilman; The Mayor appointed - On motion the Council appointed Councilman Chandler Mayor pro-tem. Councilmen Jones brought up. the question of'excess water consumption as shown on Glenn Hathaways meter'. After disoussion,by the Council, on motion it was desided to cut the amount to the°minimum.2,10. The City Attorney°brought up the qustion,of foreclosure on Lots 29, 30 and 31 in Block 123, and recomended that°the City,Treasurer proceed,to.foreclose on themgalso that Mrs. Ed. Yost wished --to get,title'to them. t On motion.the City,Treasurer was instructed to foreclose on Lots 29,30,and 319 Block 123. The City Attorney said that Mrs. Ed.Yost wished to contract for the pur- chase of Lots 29,304and 31 Block 123 so she might come in posesion of 'them after the City had title to them. On motion the Council instructed the City Attorney to draw up a contract between the City and Mrs. Ed. Yost to furnish a deed to°Lots 29,30,-,and 31 Block 123 when the time limit has expired. On motion the City :,Attorney was instructed to draw up ano Ordinance to make our trafie Ordinance comply with the Statutes of the State. The Mayor brought up question ofthe (11_p-To-Date-useing a portion of the side- walk for displaying goods.. The Question was refured to the.Street Committe. 13uglas Gillis requested the Council to.put a light at Fourth Avenue and Walnut Street. The request was refured to the Light Committe.. ,The Police Judge requested that copies be made of The Ordinances that come under his jurious diction. On motion the Police Judge was instructed to check all the Ordinances that came under his juris diction and give them to the City Clerk to treansscrib.e. Cleve Little called the Councils attention to the fact that there - is a very dangerous plee on Third Avenue on the G.G.Evereen property. The matter was refured to the Sewer Committe, and City.Attorney, to make a report at the next meeting of the Council. - f The,Councils attention was called to the fact that the Street Department was out of oil for the Street Trucks and Grader. On motion the Street- Superin-tendent to purchase 50 gallons of cylinder oil. The Mayor bought up the question of the purchase of the grader ordered by the old Council, for which there wereno funds to pay foriin their Budget. The purchase proce is 6MO,00. Diesel Oil Sales Co. F It was moved by Chandler and seconded by W.C.Hanson that the City purchase the grader for $ 750,OG Dollars. The vote was as follows: Chandler yes, W.C. Hanson yes, Savage yes, Jones yes, Walter Hansen yes Clausen yes. Carried by unanimous vote of the Councilmen present. There being no further business on motion the Council adjourned. Tirty C k Mayor. 1 1 1