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Home My WebLink About03/14/1932 Business MeetingU 1 , March 14, 1932 The City Commission met in regular session, Mayor Stratton and Commissioners 'Mashburn and Clerk present on roll call. Moved by Stratton, seconded by Clark that the minutes of the regular meeting of Monday, March 7, 1932 be approved as read: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call. T.Ioved by Clark, seconded by Stratton that this being the time for the hearing on Resolu- tion No. C -37 for widening the pavement on `Nest Walnut Street and there being over a fifty per cent protest by the property owners abutting.upon said property; it is ordered that said improvement be abandoned: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll .call. Moved by Clark, seconded by 'Mashburn that the payroll for constructing the Race Street Drain, in the sum of $304.88 be approved and the City Clerk authorized to issue warrants therefor: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call. Moved by Stratton, seconded by Washburn that the payroll -on the Irrigation Fund in the sum of $339.00 is hereby approved and the City Clerk authorized to issue warranta there - for:. carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call. Moved, by Washburn, seconded by Stratton that this being the time for receiving bids for supplies for the improvement of the water system; it is ordered that the. following re- port of the Water Superintendent tabulated from the bids received, together with his recommendations for awarding contracts be approved, and the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized to enter into contracts with said.firms upon the filing of the proper bonds as required by law: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call. To the City Commission of the City of Yakima, Washington Gentlemen: I hereby report that I have tabulated and checked the proposals received on March 14, 1932, for furnishing water pipe, fittings, valves, and. other appurtenances to be used .in the improvement of the municipal water system of the City of. Yakima, Washington. Due to the question of legality of bonds by means of which pipe was to be paid for, bids on pipe were not op'ened.. Our specifications for these materials admit alternate proposals upon several kinds of pipe and other various appurtenances and the City reserves the right at the time of awarding contracts to reject any and all bids, to reduce or increase the amount or quantity of all items listed in the proposal, and to award separate contracts to several bidders for the different items. The following is a summary of the bids received together with my recommendation as to th.e awards of contract. In making these recommendations I have kept in mind the fact that the lowest price does not always represent the best proposition.. Other things be- ing enual, the lowest price should prevail, but when the lowest price. of bids varies as much as they do in this bidding, all elements entering into their use and into the main- tenance of the water system must be considered. After a careful recheck of the materials required, and after considering the dates of delivery, "and the types of material and appurtenances required, I have arrived at my recommendations as indicated herein: SUMMARY OF BIDS RECEIVED FITTINGS Items #5 to #26 inclusive Olympic Foundry Co. Salmon Bay Foundry Co. DRESSER COUPLINGS Items #27 & #28 Crane Co Olympic. Foundry Co. VALVES Items #29 to .#35 inclusive & #37 A. P. Smith Mfg. Co.. John McAulay Inland.Pipe & Supply -- omitted #37 Crane Co. Hugh G.- Purcell Rensselaer Valve Co. Itemized bid Lump sum bid if awarded contract for all valves ALTITUDE, VALVE Item #36 A. P. Smith Mfg. -- Manufacturer of valve not specified Pelton -Water Wheel Co. -- Larner- Johnson needle type valve John McAulay -- Golden- Anderson Water Works & Power Enuip. Co. -Cone Automatic Standard -Ross Olympic Foundry Co.-- Golden - Anderson Hugh G.- Purcell -- Golden- Anderson PRESSURE REGULATOR A. P. Smith Mfg. Co.--Ross gn Pelton Water Wheel Co. - -6" Larner- Johnson needle type $ 8 1.84 1,1 -5.95 18.47 27.80. 4,9o4-50 3,927-00 62029.00 4, 6o6.35 4, 589.9. 4, 757.00 3,500.00 493.00 759.0'0 627.00 1,14 -0.50 487.00 635.36 672.00 264.00 46.00 521 1 F, 52. Salmon Bay Foundry Co. March 14, 1932 John McAulay--3" Golden- Anderson 312.75 108.00 Salmon Bay Foundry Co. John McAulay--3" Golden- Anderson 312.75 108.00 'Hater :Works & Power Equip. Co. Flanged Gate Valves B - & -F -811 Cone Pressure Regulator "Rotator" type 675.00 -811 Cone Pressure Regulator "Standard" type 809.20' 133.90 Olympic Foundry Co.--811 Golden- Anderson 315.47 Hugh G. Purcell John McAulay - -8" Golden-Anderson. 36.50 116.00 PRESSURE REGULATOR INSTALLATION Item #39 Water Works & Power Equip. Co. Pressure Regulator Item #39-0 A. P. Smith Co.- -Roes 1211 428.00 140.70 Pelton ``pater Wheel Co.-- Larner- Johnson 12" needle type 816.00 Olympic Foundry, Co. John McAulay-- Golden- Anderson 12" 630.00 140.70 Water Works & Power Equip. Co. Hugh G. P urcell -12" Cone Pressure Regulator "Rotator" type 954.60. -12" Cone Pressure Regulator "Standard" type 1,140.50 Olympic Foundry Co.--12" Golden- Anderson 639.78 A. P. Smith Mfg. Co. Hugh G. Purcell - -12" Golden- Anderson 672.00 799. 0 Fittings A- D -E -El John McAulay A. P. Smith Mfg. Co. 238.00 John McAulay 172.40. Water Works & Power Equip, Co. 187.80 -with 12t1 Cone Pressure Regulator "Standard" type Olympic Foundry Co.. 175.20 1, 4 -90.30 Hugh G. Purcell 87.18 -with 1211 Cone Pressure Regulator "Rotator" type Fittings A - & -D Salmon Bay Foundry Co. 108.00 Flanged Gate Valves B - & -F A. P. Smith Mfg. Co. 133.90 John McAulay 116.00 Water Works & Power Equip. Co. 162.00 Crane Co. 140.70 Olympic Foundry, Co. 140.70 Hugh G. P urcell 74.95 TOTAL INSTALLATION Item #39 A. P. Smith Mfg. Co. 799. 0 John McAulay 918.0 Water Works & Power Equip. Co. -with 12t1 Cone Pressure Regulator "Standard" type 1, 4 -90.30 -with 1211 Cone Pressure Regulator "Rotator" type 1 , '304.44 Olympic Foundry Co. 954;Pg Hugh G. Purcell 834.13 JOINTING MATERIAL & HEMP Items #40 & #41 John McAulay 1,987.41 Pater Works & Power Eouip. Co. 21559.72 My recommendations as to the awards of contract are as follows: Items checked in red on their Proposal, which are as follows: Item Unit Price Total 5. 2 - 16x16x8 Toes for C. I. pipe 21.00 42.00 I 5.A .1- 16x16x10 " " C. I. pipe 22.50 22.50 6. 1- 24x24x20 300 Wye for C. I. pipe 98.00 98.00 8. 1-- 24x24xl6 300 'Nye for C. I. pipe 98.00 98.00 9. -1- 24x24x24 30° Wye for C. I. pipe 98.00 98.00 11. 2- 16x16x8x8 Crosses for C. I. pipe 24.60 X19..20 12. 4 -1 6xi6x6x6 " " C. I. pipe 22.50 90.00 13. 1- 20x12x2Oxl2 " " C. I. pipe 52.00 52.00 i 14. 1- 20x2Oxl2xl2 " " C. I. pipe .36.55 36.55 15.- 1- 2Ox20x6x6 " " C. I. pipe 30.00 30.00 i 16. 1- 20x2Ox8x8 " ".. C. I. pipe 30.00 30.00 17 .1-811-611 Reducer 8" spigot for C. 1. -pipe 5.25 5.25 18. .1 -18" -1611 if 18" If of C. 1. pipe 14.36 14..36 19. 1- 2011 -18" If 2 spigots 11 C. I. pipe 19.70 19.70 20. 1- 12 " -6t1 If 2 " 11 C. I. pipe 6.78 6.78 21. 2- 2411 -18" 11 It It If C. I. pipe 23.60 47.20 5 23 L 26. 1 -24" Connection, Steel to C. I. Standard Flame with bolts and bolt holes on one end, and spigot on other end for Class "B'!' pipe, length overall, 30" 39.75 38-75 Total $790.14 NAME OF MANUFACTURER, TYPE OF FITTINGS AND DELIVERY DATE SPECIFIED ON ABOVE CAST IRON FITTINGS Olympic Foundry Co., Seattle,_ Washington. Seattle Standard Fittings. Delivery 30 days after award. Due to eliminating the surge tank from our proposed installations, it will be ne- cessary when awarding contract to the Olympic Foundry Co., to eliminate Item #7 -1 -20x 20x18 Tee, and Item #10- 1- 24x24x12 Tee Flanged for steel pipe, and to changge Item #6 from. 1- 24 Tee,.to 1- 24x24x20 30° 'Nye, and to change Item #8 from,l- Nx24xl6 60°" Nye, to 1- 24x24xl6 300 .Nye, and to change Item #9 from 1- 24x24x24 60° Wye, to 1- 24x24x24 300 Wye. CRANE COMPANY Items checked in red on.their Proposal, which areas follows: Item 27. 1. Dresser or Dayton Coupling for 12" 1.D. Steel pipe, 4" shell and designed for 150 lbs. working pressure 28. 1.Dresser or Dayton Coupling for 24" "1.D. Steel pipe 11 shell and d.esigried for 150 lbs. working pressure Unit Price Total $ 4.47 4.47 14.0o 14.00 Total 18.47 NA ME OF MANUFACTURER, TYPE OF COUPLING AND DELIVERY DATE SPECIFIED ON ABOVE COUPLINGS S. R. Dresser Mfg. Co. Style 38. Delivery 2 weeks ,RENSSELAER VALVE COMPANY Items checked in red on their Proposal, which are as follows: Item 29. 4 -6" Gate Valves 30. 5-811 II If 31. 5 -16" " if to lie on side in horizontal pipe 32. 4 -20" Gate Valves to lie on side in horizontal pipe 33. 1 -1!' Gate Valve to lie on side in horizontal pipe 34. 9 -24" Gate Valves to lie on side in horizontal pipe 35. 1 -20" Low Pressure Gate Valve 37. 2 -12" Gate Valves, Flanged Total Itemized Bid Lump sum bid. if awarded contract for all valves (Items #29 to #35 inclusive and #37) Unit Price $ 20.00 30.00 152.00 220.00 193.00 Total $ 80.00 150.00 76o.00 890.00 193.00 309.00 2,472-00 102.00 102.00 6o.00 120.00 $4,757.00 $3,500-00 Item Unit Price `Total 22. 2 -6" Plugs for C. I. pipe $ .50 1.00 23. 2 -811 If n . C. I. pipe -85 1.70 24. 3 -1.2n If If C. I. pipe 1.75 5.25 25. 1 -1911 u n . C. I. pipe 3.90 3.90 . 26. 1 -24" Connection, Steel to C. I. Standard Flame with bolts and bolt holes on one end, and spigot on other end for Class "B'!' pipe, length overall, 30" 39.75 38-75 Total $790.14 NAME OF MANUFACTURER, TYPE OF FITTINGS AND DELIVERY DATE SPECIFIED ON ABOVE CAST IRON FITTINGS Olympic Foundry Co., Seattle,_ Washington. Seattle Standard Fittings. Delivery 30 days after award. Due to eliminating the surge tank from our proposed installations, it will be ne- cessary when awarding contract to the Olympic Foundry Co., to eliminate Item #7 -1 -20x 20x18 Tee, and Item #10- 1- 24x24x12 Tee Flanged for steel pipe, and to changge Item #6 from. 1- 24 Tee,.to 1- 24x24x20 30° 'Nye, and to change Item #8 from,l- Nx24xl6 60°" Nye, to 1- 24x24xl6 300 .Nye, and to change Item #9 from 1- 24x24x24 60° Wye, to 1- 24x24x24 300 Wye. CRANE COMPANY Items checked in red on.their Proposal, which areas follows: Item 27. 1. Dresser or Dayton Coupling for 12" 1.D. Steel pipe, 4" shell and designed for 150 lbs. working pressure 28. 1.Dresser or Dayton Coupling for 24" "1.D. Steel pipe 11 shell and d.esigried for 150 lbs. working pressure Unit Price Total $ 4.47 4.47 14.0o 14.00 Total 18.47 NA ME OF MANUFACTURER, TYPE OF COUPLING AND DELIVERY DATE SPECIFIED ON ABOVE COUPLINGS S. R. Dresser Mfg. Co. Style 38. Delivery 2 weeks ,RENSSELAER VALVE COMPANY Items checked in red on their Proposal, which are as follows: Item 29. 4 -6" Gate Valves 30. 5-811 II If 31. 5 -16" " if to lie on side in horizontal pipe 32. 4 -20" Gate Valves to lie on side in horizontal pipe 33. 1 -1!' Gate Valve to lie on side in horizontal pipe 34. 9 -24" Gate Valves to lie on side in horizontal pipe 35. 1 -20" Low Pressure Gate Valve 37. 2 -12" Gate Valves, Flanged Total Itemized Bid Lump sum bid. if awarded contract for all valves (Items #29 to #35 inclusive and #37) Unit Price $ 20.00 30.00 152.00 220.00 193.00 Total $ 80.00 150.00 76o.00 890.00 193.00 309.00 2,472-00 102.00 102.00 6o.00 120.00 $4,757.00 $3,500-00 March 14, 1932 Due to eliminating the surge tank from our proposed installations, it will be necessary when awarding contract to the Rensselaer Valve Co., to eliminate Item #35, 1- 20" Low. Pressure Gate Valve, and Item #37, 2 -12" Gate Valves, Flanged. As. lump sum bid of $$3500.00 is 73.576°0 of the total of itemized bids, $4757.00 bids of $$102.00 on Item #35 and $120.00 on Item #37 under the itemized bid would amount to. $$75.05.on Item #35 and $$ ,58.29 on Item #37 under the lump sum bid., making a total deduc- tion of $163.34 from the lump sum bid, $$3500.00, contract to be awarded on Items #29 to #34 inclusive for the lump sum of $$3336.66. NAME OF MANUFACTURER, TYPE OF VALVES AND DELIVERY DATE SPECIFIED ON THE ABOVE VALVES Rensselaer-Valve Co. List 13 Delivery Seven Weeks Items #36 & #38 Due to Golden- Anderson representatives desiring to make Golden- Anderson Regulators existing; in our system work to our satisfaction, I recommend that all bids on Item #36 and Item #38 be rejected. UttR WORKS & POWER EQUIPMENT COMPANY Items checked in red on their Proposal, which are as follows: Items Price 39- (Al) 1- 20xl2x8 Tee with 20" spigots for Class' "B" C. I. pipe $$ 70.50 (A2) 1- 20xl2x8 Tee with 20" bell for Class "B" C. I pipe 70.50 (B) .2 Gla.nged Gate Valves 130.00 (C) 1 Pressure Regulating Valve 954.60. (D) 2- 901x8" Bends, C. I. Flanged 3400 C. I. Flanged Connection with Dresser or Dayton Coupling 1e.60 (El) 1 -8" C. I. Flanged Connection 14.20 1 -8" Flanged Gate Valve 32.00 Total $$1;324.40 NAME OF MANUFACTURER, TYPE OF PRESSURE REGULATING VALVE AND DELIVERY DATE SPECIFIED ON 11ATERIAL FOR ABOVE INSTALLATION Item 39 "C" 12" Cone Pressure Regulator "Standard" type of Automatic Cone Valve Co. Matoon, Ill. Delivery in 5 weeks. Item 38, 9" Cone Pressure Regulator "Standard" type 5 weeks delivery Gate Valves -- Rensselaer Due to eliminating the surge tank from our proposed installations, it will be ne- cessary-when awarding contract to 'Hater Works & Power Equipment Company, to eliminate "A" under Item #39, and substitute (Al) and (42) on which bids were not submitted in the Proposal. See attached letter. Award of. contract for pressure regulator should be made with the condition that the Water {Works & Power Equipment Company will guarantee the regulator to accomplish the re- quirements as set forth in our Specifications and under the conditions therein stated; -, that the valve shall not be paid for until put in operation in the distribution system under normal conditions, and has been tested, and it is assured that the valve will ac- complish said requirements, and also that if the valve fails to accomplish the guaranteed requirements, the dater Works & Power Fnuipment Company will a.ccept�return of the valve, crated, F. 0. B. railroad, Yakima, Washington. JOHN MCAULAY Items checked in red on their Proposal which are as follows: Item 40. 18,280 lbs. Hydrotite 41. 1, g30 to Braided Hemp Unit Price Total $$9.00 per cwt- $1,645.20 19.70 rr n 342.21 Total $1, 987.41 NAME OF MANUFACTURER AND DELIVERY DATE - SPECIFIED ON ABOVE JOINTING MATERIAL Hydraulic Development Co. Delivery from Seattle Stock i i i P", March 14, 1932 SUMMARY Olympic Foundry Company 790.14 Crane Company 15.47 Rensselaer Valve Company 32336.66 ;dater Works & Power Equipment Company 1,324.4o John McAulay 1,987.41 Sum Total $7,457.09 ,All said materials to be furnished and delivered F. 0. B. cars or F. 0. B. at Water Department Warehouse at Fourth Avenue South.and Division Street in the City of Yakima, Washington, by the parties.named in accordance with the several Proposals and in full accordance with the requirements of the Instructions to Bidders and Specifica- tions therefor prepared by the VVa.ter Superintendent and filed with the City Clerk, a copy of the said Specifications being attached to.a.nd made a part of each of said several Proposals. Respectfully submitted, Yakima, Washington N. A. GILMIAN, March 14, 1932. dater Superintendent. Moved by Washburn, seconded by Stratton that the following cla'i'ms be allowed and the City Clerk authorized to issue warrants therefor:. carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll calla CURRENT EXPENSE CURRENT EXPENSE CONT'D Warrant No. Name Amount Warrant No. Name Amount 5541 Artesian Laundry $ 16.25 5597 Western Auto Sup. Co $ ..45 42 Associated Oil Co 277.377 95 Western Union �3.61 4 Don Alexander 6 99 West's Dependable Stores 4.4 Baker's Art Finishing 14.31 5600 Harry ,Wise 20.50 45 0. E. Boggess 25.00 O1 Witherspoon & Olson 3 15 46 Burrows Motor Co. 133.33 02 Yakima Steam Laundry .00 47 Dr. B. S. Cerswell 12.50 03 Yakima Hardware Co 45.32 45 C. E. Crownover 25.00 0 Yakima Grinding Co 2.25 49 Colyea.r- Motor Sales Co 2.95 05 Yakima Iron Works 27.00- 50 Crystal market 7.04 06 Yak. Bindery & Printing 25.55 51 City Water Dept. 993.35 07 Yak. Cabinet & Upholst. 1.25 52 County Auditor 1.25- OS Yakima Valley Lbr. Co 26.15 53 James Eaton 3.35 09 Yak. Gua. Abst. & Title 15.00 54 W. P.- Fuller & Co 33.10 $57,576-34 55 The Gamewell Company 210.20 56 Ray Hildreth 3.60 _ WATER 57 Ray H. Hare 2.00 55 H. J. Jacobus 12.00 Warrant No. Name Amount 59 Fred L. Linse 2.00 60 P: J. Lenz 33.33 5516 R. A. Geary $475.00 61 Frank Lowry 25.0 17 Burrows Motor Co 12.52 62 Lentz Hardware Co 3:-60 15 Bradford Service 2.10 63 Jerome Lewis & Co. 5.00 19 City TTreasurer 154.75 64 Lloyd 'Moffitt 2.50 20 County Auditor 3.25 65 T. Mansfield 2.0,0 21 N. J. Clapshaw 7.15 66 P. G. Mackintosh 20.00 22 City Treasurer 400.00 67 'Mational Lead Co. of Calif 23 Joe Dalton 45.90 26.54 2 Farmers Barn 5.95 65 New Schanno Ditch Co 29 .30 25 A. H. Guettler, 7.15 69 Northwest Cities Gas Co 24.53 26 H. D. Grimes 25.00 70 Ponta's Tea & Coffee 7.60, 27 F. C. Hall 25.00 71 Packer °Scott Company 25.36 25 Ingersoll -Rand Co 30.00 72 P. P. & L. Co 199019 29 `Am. P. McIlvanie 494.47 73 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co g:42 30 Mueller Co 110.59 7 Peerless Laundry .31 31 Northern Pacific Co.. 1.00 75 Presson Tire Patch Co 2.04 32 Natchez Tel. Co 4.72 76 Postal Telegraph Cable Co .97 34 Pacific Power & Light 55.20 ?7 Postal Tel. Cable Co 1.01 3 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co 14.55 75 Rosser & Sutton 19.23 35 C. C. Porter 5.00 79 Republic Pub. Co 75.39 36 Picatti Bros. 3.46 50 Schichtl Bros. 557.05 37 Rosser & Sutton 65.50 51 W. L. Smith 4.50 35 S. B. Rhine 7.24 52 Standard Oil Co 3.50 j9 Seattle Rubber Stamp Co 15.50 53 B. A. Schafer 3.00 X1.0 Summers Sporting Goods .70 54 Smith Furniture Co 1.56 41 Standard Oil Co 20.65 55 A. D. Sloan 16.61 42 A. B. Thisius 2.03 56 State Treasurer 49.65 4 Turner Auto Co 30.90 5 90 44 J. H. Weber, Inc 1 6 7 Shaw Supply Co 7. , 3. 7 55 Tennent Elect. Co 45.13 45 Harry 'Vise 5.00 59 Ed Thomas 2.00 46 James Wilson. 9.00 90 Turner Auto Co., Inc 60.55 47 Western Auto Sup. 5.04 91 Tyrrell's Service, Inc 47.35 45 Yakima Steam Laundry 1.00 92 Trenner Tire Co 27.75 49 Yakima Cement Products 14.57 93 Thomson Bakeries 35.10 50 Yakima Bindery .90 94 Union Oil Co 95.33 51 Yakima Printing Co 3.25 95 Valley Electric Co 25.15 52 Yakima Hardware Co 24.11 96 Western Fuel Co 113.40 53 Yakima Iron Works 12.50 rdV I �S L'M b1'ii •lvie A�� 'HATER Warrant No. Name Rya rnh 14, 193P Amount Warrant No. Name 5554 State - Treasurer $ 75..76 51 Artesian Laundry 1.50 52 Crown Foundry 25.20 22 Cascade Lumber Co 101 .05 5 Guaranty Trust Co 15.1 55 Inland Pipe & Sup. Co 5.42 56 P. LaBissoniere 9.00 57 Mueller Co 35.54 55 Moore Bros Hardware 1.9 59 National Lead Co. 27.87 90 Refisselaer Valve Co 11.50 91 A. W. Smith 9.00 92 Tacoma Electrochemical 30.00 93 James Wilson 5.00 94 Valley•Iron Works 315.55 95 Yakima Brazing & 'Weld.. 1.50 873.30 IRRIGATION Warrant No. Name Amount 319 L. R. May $ 10.50 20 N. L. Lane 9.00 21 County Auditor 2.90 22 W. C. Cope 5.00 2j City Treasurer 5.94 24 A. B. Fosseen & Co 9.10 25 Helliesen Lumber Co 12.43 26 H. J. Jacobus .50 27 Natchez- Cowiche Ditch. Co 556.03 25 Old Union Ditch Co 75.86 29 Harry Wise 2.50 30 Yakima Cement Products 21.25 31 Yakima Iron Works 37.51 32 Yakima Valley Canal Co 621.x+ �1, 73.02 PARK 3755 Yakima Hdwe. Co 56 City Treasurer . 57 It If 55 City Water.Dept. 89 If if ii 9770 Rufus A. Hirsch 91 P. P. & L. Co 92 Rosser & Sutton 93 Treat Ha_rdwAr e Co CEMETERY Warrant No. Name 3250 Associated Oil Co. 51 City Water Dept 52 Natchez- Cowiche.Ditch Co 3 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co 54 Rovig - Temple Co L.I.D. REVOLVING Warrant. No. Name 119 :Wesley Smith ROAD & BRIDGE Warrant No. Name 5555 P. P. & L. Co. -57 Tennent Elect. Co Warrant No. Name T- T(9T7TTATft Amount $ 11.6o 16.00 17.97 1.25 54.75 25.00 2.00 2.50 10.E T1_41.42 Amount 15.50 1.25 114.00 6.65 ri •w ww Amount 9 52.00 Amount $ 26.55 5.17 31.72 Amount FIREMENS' RELIEF & PENSION 5556 P. P. & L. Co. $ 63.20 Warrant No. Name Amount 5555 Yak. Med.. & Surg. Cl. .$ 14.50 Moved by Stratton, seconded by Clark that we do now adjourn: carried, Stratton, Wash- burn and Clark voting aye on roll call. ATTEST: C i t y Mayor. e r K. Li