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Kent, Washington, October 5, 1936.
Regular meeting of the City Council; present Mayor Wooden
and Councilmen Barnes, Dunbar, Hardy, Miller, Naden, Sells &
Thompson.
Minutes of the last regular meeting, Sept. 21, last, read
and approved.
Comunication read from Assn. of Washington Cities & Filed.
batter of rebuilding of steps at the First Nat. Building
refered to the Building with power to act.
RESOLUTION NO. 107, transfering $20.07 to Department of
Highways,'in payment for painting strip through the City was
read and adopted.
Upon motion the pipe hawling was given to E. A. Sipes at
3 cts. per foot, piled.
Ordinance No. 674, adoptin# the budget for the year 1937,
was read and upon motion placed upon its final passage and
carried by the unanimous vote of all of the Councilmen present,
Ordinance No. 675, fixing the tax levy for the year 1937,
was read and upon motion placed upon its final passage and
carried by the unanimous vote of all of the Councilmen present,
CLAIMS PRESENTED AND ALLOVED AS FOLLOWS:
Dorthea Badgro
Petro Paint Co.
Angelo Mezzaippa
R. W. Yurkar
Kent Motors
Time Skeet
Otto A. Case, Treas.
Geo. 0. Hallock
Salary List
Pioneer, Inc.
Trick & Murray
Gal ddir)g, McKean & Co.
Concrete Const. Co.
Waters Specialities
J. A. Fallgreen
R. A. Gray
C. A. Waldrop
Bungalow Cafe
Columbia Lumber Co.
L. C. Thornhill
Howard -Cooper Corp.
J. K. Gill Co.
Sparks Electric Co.
Office Work
30.0
Plastic
25.5
Wood
7.5
Tools & Reps.
5.2
Gas & Oil
67.4
Labor for Sept. $579.52
579.5
Ind. Ins. &. Med. Aid
35.2
Reps.
1.7
Sept. Salaries
881.5
Reg. Supplies
6:4
Reg. Supplies
2.7
Sewer Tile
5.8
Paving,State & Gowe.
65.6
Office Supplies
7.5
Eng. 8: Inspect.
27.0
Street Brooms
13.0
Special Police
37.5
Meals for Prisoners
.8
Lumber
17.5
Park Labor
74.0
Pump & Hose
242.5
Library Books
28.0,
Supplies
16.8
No further business appearing the meeting, upon motion
did then adjurn.
L. E. Price,
City Clerk.