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Kent,, Washington , May 3, 1937•
Regular meeting of the City Council; present Mayor Wooden
and Councilmen Barnes , Dunbar , Hardy , Miller , 14aden , Sells &
Thompson.
Minutes of the last regular meeting, April 19 ,last, was
read and approved.
Anual report of the Fire Dept. was presented and filed.
Comunications were read from the N.P.Ry. Co. , Dr. W. M.
Morgan and the Dept. of Highways and filed.
Resolution No. 110, creating a Street Yund and transfer-
ing Funds , was read and adopted by the unanimous vote of the
City Council.
Mr. John Truckenbrodt , Supt. of Libby, McNeal plant, pres-
ented the question of a Garbage Dump, which was taken under
advisement •by the City Council.
Mr. Wooden was elected Delegate to the convention of the
Association of Washington Cities, to meet at Bellingham, and
the sum of $25.00 was appropriated for expenses.
Upon motion $75.00 was appropriated for Street uecoration
for the Lettus Festival.
CLAIMS PRESENTED AND ALLOWED AS FOLLOWS:
H. B. Madison Fond Prem. $ 9.50
Ramstead Electric Co. City Hall Supplies 13.23
McKinney Elect. Co. Police Expense 1. 08
C. W. Waldrop Special Police 25•00
E: F. Hansen Tools & Reps. - 5.90
Johnson Hdwe. Co. Supplies 17.51
Stoneway Dock Co. Cement 7p
17 70
Bush Hdwe. Co. Supplies 1
R: W. Murkar Tools & Reps. 11 :64
30 �
Time Sheet April Labor 579.93
State Treasurer Excise lax 115.25
Addressograph Corp. Office Expense 1.19
Crane Company Water Syst. Supplies 77.04.
Waters Specilities Office Supplies 2.00
Federal Pipe & Tank Co. Water Syst Sup. 5,9
State Treasurer Ind. Ins. & Med. Aid 23.3g
Gonnason Brothers Gas , Oil & Rep. d.73
Ralaries List April Salaries 881.50
L. E. Price Dep. to Co. for Sale of lot10.00
L. C. Thornhill Park Labor $3 . 00 3� �0
Coleman Service Station Gas & Oil 75.48
News-Journal Printing 19.50
Geo. 0. Hallock Police Car Exp. - 3.25
J. A. Fallgreen Engineering & Inspect. 21 . 37
I: C. Clark ' Asst. Engineer 7.50
Upon motion the Council recomended to the Park Board that
the pool in the park be either fenced, or made safe in some
other way, for children.
No further business appearing the meeting , upon motion,
did then adj urn.
L. E. Price,
City Clerk.
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