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Home My WebLink About06/08/1931 Business Meeting & 6/9/1931 Adjourned MeetingJune S, 1931 The City Commission met in regular session, Mayor Stratton and Commissioners Clark and Traub present on roll call. Moved by Stratton, seconded by Clark that the minutes of the regular meeting of Monday, June let, 1931 be approved as read: carried, Stratton,..Clark and Traub voting aye on roll call. Moved by Clark, seconded by Stratton that the City Clerk is hereby-..authorized to give notice to contractors for constructing a rest room at the City Park on North 4th Street and also one at the Lion's'Park on South 6th Avenue: carried, Stratton, Clark and Traub voting aye on roll call. Moved by Clark, seconded by Stratton that the following claims be allowed and the City Clerk authorized to issue warrants therefor: carried, Stratton, Clark and Traub voting aye on roll call. CURRENT EXPENSE CURRENT EXPENSE, CONT'D Warrant No. Name Amount Warrant No. Name Amount I 3299 Addressograph Sales 3207; Sandin's Grocery 5.00 Agency 35.00 OB May E. Pettitt 5.00 3300 Artesian Laundry- 16 -.25 09 Amy Luloff 5.00 01 American City Magazine 4.00 10 Jessie D. Netzley 5.00 02 Burroughs Add. Mch. 5.75 11 J.. V. Smith 2.00 03- 0. E. Boggess 25.00 12 N. F: Williams 5.00 0 Crystal Market 6.70 1- C. C. Woodworth 5.00 05 City 'Hater Dept. 1, 0 3.20 14. Ruby I. Dosch 5.00 o6 Cascade Lumber Co. --7.30 15 Libby K -. Woodworth 5.00 07 C. E. Crownover 25.00 16 Marcia E. Atwater 5.00 08 A.- B. Fosseen & Co. 13.81 117 Julia-D-. Gaffney 5.00 09 Lentz Hardware Co. 18.00 18 Aline E. Frisque 5.00 10 Labberton Elect. 6.48 19 M.- Grommesch 5.00 11 Lloyd Moffitt 11.62 20 Ruby Doescher 5.00 12- P. G. Mackintosh. 20.00 21 Frankie B. Reese 5.00 17 ?,TacMarr Stores 36.94 22 Emma Skelton 5.00 14 Northwest BTogdex Co. .65 23 J. W. Carlile 2.00 15 P. P. & L. Co. 1,587.59 24 Alta A. Baker 5.00 16 Ponto's Tea & Coffee Co 25 Helen W. Hawkes 5.00 6.60 2.6 Alice L.. Leeper -5.00 17 Pac. Tel. Tel. Co. 74.30 27 F. M'. Day 2.00 1 Packer -Scott Co. 17.63 28 Myrtle A. Dingle 5.00 19 Peerless Laundry. 4.40 29 Mary I. Kylen 5.00 20 Peerless Laundry 26.49 30 Roselind Bolam- 5.00 21 Quick Print 31.45 31 E. E. Walker 5.00 22 Rosser & Sutton :6o 32 Martha.J. Tidland 5.00 23 A. D. Sloan 25.32 33 Mary M. Snead 5-00 24 Schichtl Bros: 31.98 3 Eva Nichoson 5.00 25 Trenner Tire Co_. 18.23 35 Martha J. Tidland 5-00 26 Ed Thomas 2.00 36 Catherine M. Allen 5.00 27. Thomson Bakeries,Inc. 19.20 37 Della M. Crooks 5.00 28 Tyrrells Service 17:73 38 Greta G. Traub 5.00 29 Western Auto Supply 1.51 9 L. D -. Beasley 2.00 30 Harry Wise.Top Shop 2.25- 0 Hilda Lee Lueth- 5.00 31 J. H. Weber, Inc. 1.75 41 Mary M: Stebbins 5.00 32 Yakima Brazing Co 1.00 42 Cora B. Hoyer 33 _Yakima Wood Working- 61.65 4 R. S. Kelley .5.00 5.00 34 Yakima Cement Products2 .94 44 Margaret Whitehair 5.00 35. Yakima Steam Laundry .00 45 Jeanne S. Williams 5.00 36 Yakima Daily Republic 78.13 46 Ida M. Jordan 5..00 37 Yakima Printing Co. .2.75 47 A. J.,Teuke 5-00 38 Yakima Morning Herald775.27 48- Harriet Fraser 5.00 39 Yakima Bindery 120.00 49 Vena Thomas 5-00 0 Yakima Hardware 88.08 50 Sadie A. Boardway 5.00 41 Emil Zimmerman 2 -25" 51 U. S. Stewart 2.00 3179 Earl Scranton 1,200.00 52 Mollie E. Sullivan 5.00 80 Dessie A. Collins 5.00 5 Mary Dennis 5.00 81 Lucy S. Wade 5.00 54 Myrtle P. Sanders 5.00 - 82' May E. Tucker 5.00 55 J. V. Whitehair 5.00 84 Tucker 5.00 56 Elizabeth Bolman 5.00 84 Viola_ Folsom 5.00 57 Vesta F. Boldwin 5.00 85 Anna L. Chase 5.00 58 M. P. Baldwin 5.00 86 Harold C.'-Colby 5.00 59 M. P. Baldwin 5.00 87' Violas Folsom 5.00 60. Constance G. Ames 5.00 98 Linna E. Kumler 5.00 61 Minnie J. Pennington 5.00 89 Mamie E. Sperry- 5.00 62 Mary J. Atwood 5.00 90 Jennie E. Spring 5.00 63 J. R.'Moore 2.00 91 W. W. Sheane Auto Co 5.00 64 Frances S. Rosser 5.00 92 Fern. M. Wilson 5.00 65 Marie L. Pigion 5.00 93 Alice L. Pilcher 5.00 66 Winifred C. Rankin 5.00 9 Josephine Samuelson 5.00 67 Emma Pettibone 5.00 9 6 C. E. Lidenton 2.00 68 Ethel F. Kuist 5.00 9 H. B. Clithero 5.00 69 Opal P. Kester 5.00 97 Maggie L. Clithero 5.00 70 Lars J. Volland 5.00 98 Minnie A. Thompson 5.00 71 C. deVere Fairchild 5.00 99 Stephen Washburn 2.00 72 June M. Rovig ' 5-00 3200 Mabel-McPhee 5.00 73 Fabiola Perrault 5.00 01 Ida E. Bryant 5.00 7 M. T. Lawrence 2.00 02 Minnie McPhee 5.00 75 Lettie M. Hamilton 5.00 N Mrs M. M. White 5.00 76 Permilla A. Woodside 5.00 Lena B. Lanterman 5.00 77 Louise E. Mull 5.00 05 Ilda M. Carey 5.00 78 Lettie M. Hamilton 5.00 o6 Louise Kittilsen 5.00 79 Bertha Longshore 5.00 I F, 440 CURRENT EXPENSE CONT'D Warrant No. Name 3280 Leona Throssell 81 Ella F. John 82 Leona- Throssell 83 Ethel M. Young 9 Dorothy E. White 95 Jessie_ M-. McCurdy 86 Jos. H- . Belliveau 87 Elizabeth F. Mortland 88 Helen W. Lenington g9 E. S. Havighorst go. Doris 'Magner 91 Margaret S. Hawks. 92 Millie A. Laur 93 Kathryn R. Wheeler 9 Delmer Watson 95 Grace J. Kirk 96 Katherine Schmid 97 Eddalee Armstrong 98 H. A. Richmond r-r1trmrRv Warrant No. Name .3132 City Water Dept. 33 R. C. Elton 3 Pao. Tel. & Tel. Co. 35 Yakima Hardware Co. FIXED ESTIMATE Warrant No. Name 106 Yakima Bindery IRRIGATION Warrant No. Name June 8, 1931 Amount Warrant No. Name $ 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 2.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 $6,116.80 Amount 3.50 10.50 6.70 11.0 3177 Amount 16.15 Amount 182 Edith Craig $ 50.00 83. H. C. Colby 2.00 94 City Treasurer 31.98 85 A. B. Fosseen & Co. 46.50 86 Chas Graham 2.00 87 Homer Lee 4.00 - 8S Western Auto Supply 18.53 g9 Yakima Cement Products 1.73 90 Yakima Hardware Co 270.17 91 Long & Cox 476.26 903.17 WATER Amount 6377 Artesian Laundry . $ 1.50 79 Beaumont Stationery 8.25 79 Burroughs Add. Mch Co. 21.35 80 Chicago Junk Machinery Co 1.75 81 City Treasurer 57.70 82 City Treasurer 3.00 8 3 R. C . Elton 30.75 Federal Pipe & Tank Co 69.76 85 Fruit Appliance Co. 12.90 86 H. D. Grimes 25.00 97 A. H. Guettler 7.63 89 Ingersoll -Rand Co 2,395.55 89 A. F. Kohler 12.45 90 G. P. Labberton 4.59 91 John Laird 6.53 92 John Laird 2. 9 Mueller Co. 19:15 9 Natchez Tel. Co. 4.84 95 Neptune Meter Co. 420.62 96 P. P. & L. Co. 14.36 97 Pacific-States Cast Iron 33.13 98 Pao. Tel. & Tel. Co. 12.70 9.9 Pao. Water Works Supply 2,917.48 6400 Pittsburgh Equitable Meter 41..90 01 Quick Print 1.60 02 Rensselaer Valve Co. 356.40 G Rosser & Sutton. 10.75 04 Seattle Plumbing Supply 14.69 05 Shell Oil Co. 8.10 06 S. EL.Smith Mfg. Co. 18.00 07 Standard Oil Co. 9.00 08 State Treasurer 32.20 09 Summers Sporting Goods 1.50 10 Tacoma Elect. Co. 54.00 11 Treat Hardware Co. 9.20 12 Valley Iron Works 113.04 13 Valley Wrecking Co. 1.00 14 Western Auto Supply Co. 12.30 15 Mrs. H. G. Wilson 3.00 16 Yakima Cement Products 365.12 17 Yakima Daily Republic 3.50 18 Yakima Hardware Co. 12885.24 19 YakimaSteam Laundry 1.00 •20 Wm. P. Mc Ilvanie 134.59 T9,156-97 L.I.D. N0. 497 Warrant .No . Name Amount 3o96 J. M. DeBlasio $3,611.27 Moved by Stratton, seconded by Clark that we do now adjourn to meet Tuesday, June 9th, 1931, at 9 o'clock: carried, Stratton, Clark and Traub voting aye on roll call. ADJOURNED MEETING MONDAY, JUNE 9th, 1931 Moved by Stratton, seconded by Clark that the canvass of the returns of the special - election held on the 8th day of June, 1931, for voting on the proposed charter and offi- cers thereunder as reported by the City Clerk is hereby approved and recorded herein as follows: carried, Stratton, Clark and Traub voting aye on roll call. CANVASS -OF THE RETURNS OF THE- SPECIAL ELECTION HELD IN THE CITY OF YAKIMA, WASHINGTON, ON THE 8th DAY OF JUNE 1931, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADOPTING OR REJECTING THE PROPOSED CHARTER FOR SAID CITY SUBMITTED BY THE BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS THEREOF ELECTED MARCH 16th, 1931, AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING OFFICIALS TO SERVE UNDER SAID CHARTER. I, Pearl Benjamin, the duly appointed, qualified and acting clerk of the_ City of Yakima, Washington, and charged by law and by ordinance of the City of Yakima with the -duty of canvassing the votes cast at the special election held on the 8th day of June, 1931, for the purpose of adopting or rejecting a charter submitted by.the board of freeholders of said city elected March 16th, 1931, and for the purpose of electing officers to serve under said charter, do hereby certify that I have carefully and com- pletely canvassed the returns at said election; that the number of votes cast for and against the proposition and candidates are as follows, to-wit: For the Proposed Charter...... 1394 Against the Proposed Charter ... 860 For Mayor, W. W. Stratton:.... 1659 For Commission of Finance and Accounting, Ray,Washburn..1791 For Commission of Public Works: Geo.W. Clark ..............1297 Henry Traub. .............. 855 I therefore find and determine from the above and foregoing canvass and totals that said proposed charter carried, and is therefore adopted as the charter of L- D 1 1 June 8, 1931 the City of Yakima, and that 'ff. W. Stratton was elected to the office of Mayor; Ray Washburn to the office of Commissioner of Finance and Accounting and Geo. W. Clark to the office of Commissioner of Public Works. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal of the City of Yakima, Washington, this 9th day of June, 1931. PEARL BENJAMIN, (S E A'L) City Clerk. Moved by Clark, seconded by Stratton that we do now adjourn: carried, Stratton, Clark and Traub voting aye on roll call. Mayor. ATTEST: City Clerk. A 441