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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/11/1932 Business MeetingP a'52 Julv 11, 1 2 The City Commission met in regular session, Mayor Stratton and Commissioners Washburn) II and Clark present on roll call. Moved by Stratton, seconded by Clark that the minutes of the regular meeting of Tuesday, july 5, 1932 be approved. as read: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call.. Moved by Clark, seconded by Washburn that the claim of Helen Faringer and Floyd Fariniger, wife and husband, in the sum of $5450.00 for damages alleged to have been sustained biy reason of Helen Faringer falling into an open ditch on North Sixth Avenue; which had been made by The Texas Company and the Yakima Cement Products Co. is hereby rejected: carried, Stratton, ,Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call. RESOLUTION NO. 0-)=5, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF YAKTMA, WASHINGTON: Section 1. That at the special election to be held in the City of Yakima, Washington, on the 29th day of July, 1932, for the purpose of voting on the question of whether or not WILLIAM WESLEY STRATTON'shall be recalled and discharged from his office as Mayor of the City of Yakima, Washington, the polling places shall be as follows: PRECINCT NO. 5 Inspector Precinct No. Polling Place Address 115 N 3rd. Street 1 Tucker's Service Station 701 East Yakima Ave Judge Maggie L. Clithero 11 2 Folsom Residence 607.N 6 Street " Judge 3 Sheane Auto Co. Cor. E. Yakima & Naches 386 E. "A" Street 4 Barge School Naches Avenue PRECINCT NO. 6 5 Court House i i Inspector 6 M. M White Residence 210 N 2 Street. 315 N 3rd Street 7 Sandin's Grocery 415 N 1 Street Judge Minnie McPhee 8 Yakima Valley Junior College th Avenue North Judge 9 Woodworth Residence 309 W "C" Street 406 N 3rd Street 10 Nob Hill Grocery 1109 W Yakima Avenue 11 Garfield School Garfield Avenue 12 Roosevelt School 16th Avenue & Summitview N 1 A. H. Henry Garage 2215 Summitview Avenue 1 Tidland Residence 2105 W Yakima Avenue 15 Franklin Junior High School 19th Avenue South 16 Kelly's Grocery 12th Avenue & Division 17 Teukes' Pastry Shop 319 S llth Avenue 18 High School 7th Avenue South 19 West Side Paint Shop 420 W Yakima Avenue 20 Tieton Hotel South lst Street 21 Madison School South 4th Street 22 Fire Station No. 1 South-3rd Street 2 Corner Cash Grocery 302 South 8th Street 24 Adams School South 9th Street & Adams 25 Hamilton Residence 604 South 2nd Street 26 Kinsley Grocery 802 South 8th Street 27 Standard Grocery 701 South 7th Avenue 28 The Beauty Box 11th Avenue & Division 29 McKinley School 13th Avenue South 30 Richmond Grocery 609 South 15th Avenue Section 2. That the following are hereby named as the officers to serve at said election: PREC INC)4T NO. 1 I Inspector Dessie A. Collins 105 N 7th Street Judge Edna May Tucker 106 N 7th Street Judge Lucy S. Wade 5 N 6th Street PRECINCT NO. 2 Inspector Viola Folsom 607 N 6th Street Judge Maude C. Colby 515 N 7th Street Judge Anna L. Chass 309 N 6th Street PRECINCT NO. 3 i Inspector Mrs. B. F. Kumler 309 N Naches Ave Judge M. E. Sperry 107 N Naches Ave Judge Jennie E. Spring 210 N 6th Street PRECINCT No. 4 f Inspector Sarah F. Babbitt 608 N 14aches Avenue Judge Josephine Samuelson 513 N Naches Avenue Judge Fern ')Nilson 511 N 4th Street � PRECINCT NO. 5 Inspector A. B. Clithero 115 N 3rd. Street Judge Maggie L. Clithero 11 It " Judge Minnie A. Thompson 386 E. "A" Street PRECINCT NO. 6 i i Inspector Mabel McPhee 315 N 3rd Street Judge Minnie McPhee Judge Eda E. Bryant 406 N 3rd Street July 111, 1952 It 11 PRECINCT NO. 7 Inspector Lena B. Lanterman 6iO N 2nd Street Judge Louise Kittilsen X13 N 2nd Street Jude Ild.a M. Carey 604 N 1st Street PRECINCT NO.. 8 Inspector Harriet B. Fraser 201 S 8th Avenue Judge Vena Thomas 314 S 8th Avenue Judge Sadie Board.way 7 S 5th Avenue PRECINCT NO. 19 Inspector Mollie E. Sullivan 4 -22-;', W Yakima Avenue Judge Myrtle Sanders " " it if Judge A. D. Ha.11oway 210 S 2nd Avenue PRECINCT NO. 20 Inspector Inspector May E. Pettie S 2nd Street 112 N 5th Avenue Judge M. P. Baldwin Judge Jessie E. Netzley Judge 110 N 5th Avenue 303 S Judge Mrs. A. N. Carlton PRECINCT NO. 21 116 N 5th Avenue PRECINCT NO. 9 S Naches Avenue Inspector Mrs. Blanche Lisle 313 S 308 N 3rd Avenue Judge Judge C. C. Woodworth S 6th Street �09 W "C" Street Judge Ruby I. Dosch 01 Cherry Avenue PRECINCT NO. 10 Inspector Marcia E. Atwater 16 N 11th Avenue Judge Alice E. Frisaue 15 Hall Avenue Judge Julia D. Gaffney 1115 Browne Avenue PRECINCT NO. 11 Inspector Lola M. Douglas 1511 Cherry Avenue Judge Frankie Reese 1219 Fairbanks Avenue Judge Ruby Doescher 1305 Fairbanks Avenue PRECINCT NO. 12 Inspector Helen 'S. Hawkes 1510 Mt. Vernon Judge Alice L. Leeper 15 N 15th Avenue Judge Mrs. M. F. Clark 110 N 16th Avenue PRECINCT NO. 13 Inspector Myrtle A. Dingle 1709 Summi.tview Judge Rosalind Bolam 2011 Summitview Judge Mary I. Kylen 207 N 24th Avenue PRECINCT NO. 14 Inspector Martha J. Tidland 2105 W Yakima Avenue Judge Leah M. Otterness 16 N 22nd Avenue Judge Mary M. Snead 2307 Eleanor Street PRECINCT NO. 15. Inspector Catherine M. Allen 424 S 16th Avenue Judge Nina `good 409 S 18th Avenue Judge Greta G. Traub 126 S 17th Avenue PRECINCT NO. 16 Inspector Hilda Lueth 1111 W Spruce Street Judge Mary M. Stebbins 314- Holton Avenue Judge Cora B. Hoyer 215 S 15th Avenue PRECINCT NO. 17 Inspector Margaret Whitehair 16 S 10th Avenue Judge Edith Teel ick 204-S 10th Avenue Judge Ella F. Barrows 311 S 10th Avenue PRECINCT NO. 18 Inspector Harriet B. Fraser 201 S 8th Avenue Judge Vena Thomas 314 S 8th Avenue Judge Sadie Board.way 7 S 5th Avenue PRECINCT NO. 19 Inspector Mollie E. Sullivan 4 -22-;', W Yakima Avenue Judge Myrtle Sanders " " it if Judge A. D. Ha.11oway 210 S 2nd Avenue PRECINCT NO. 20 5513 Inspector Elizabeth P. Bolman 307 S 2nd Street Judge M. P. Baldwin Tieton Hotel Judge Mary Morken 303 S 2nd Street PRECINCT NO. 21 Inspector Constance G. Ames 203 S Naches Avenue Judge Mary J. Atwood 313 S 3rd Street Judge Minnie J. Pennington 210 S 6th Street 5513 Io c � 4 Julv 11, 1 Section 3. That the form of the. ballot to be used at said election shall be substantially in the following form: OFFICIAL BALLOT CITY OF YAKIMA, WASHINGTON SPECIAL RECALL ELECTION JULY 29, 1932. "William Wesley Stratton, Mayor of Yakima, Yakima County, Washington, is charg- ed with acts of malfeasance or misfeasance in office and of having violated his oath lof office, as follows: 1. About November 1931, he caused th appointment of Arthur A. Krueger, as Police Chief of Yakima, knowing him to be incompetent, of bad moral character and unfit to hold such position. 2. February 7th, 1932, he caused th unlawful arrest and imprisonment of Wi. Mo Snyder, and on numerous occasions caused said Arthur A. Krueger to 'wrongfully,. illeg- ally and without warrant of law arrest' and imprison innocent citizens from one to thirty days, refusing counsel and bail. ' 3. He caused Arthur A. Krueger.to defame the character of W. M. Snyder byi falsely 'charging in writing and sending through the mails the allegation�.,that said Snyder had been living with a woman not his wife' and was 'wanted by the police.' 4. He refuses adequate fire and police protection to "Fruit Row ". 5. Since November 9, 1931, he has knowingly '.permitted houses of prostitution to openly operate' and 'intoxicating liquor to be openly and notoriously sold in viollatio of the law'. 6. He 'fails, refuses and neglects to co- operate with fire protection offii- c ials.10 INSTRUCTIONS: Voters should mark an 11P in the square opposite FOR or AGAINST the recall of William Wesley Stratton. i r jil". PRECINCT NO. 22. Inspector Frances S. Rosser 15 S 6th Street Judge Marie L. Pigion 5 S. Naches Avenue Judge Winifred C. Rankin 507 E Chestnut PRECINCT NO. 23 Inspector Emma Pettibone 205 S 7th Street Judge Ethel F. Kuist 105 S 7th Street Judge Kate M. Williams 710 E Chestnut St PRECINCT NO.24 Inspector Emma Brown 715 S Naches Avenue Judge Luella Manning 71�+ S 6th Street Judge Euda Johns 510 S 10th Street PRECINCT NO.25 Inspector Lettie Hamilton 604 S 2nd Street Judge Louise E. Mull 605 S 2nd Street Judge Permilla Woodside 602 S Naches PRECINCT NO. 26 Inspector Bertha Longshore 901 S Naches Ave Judge Clara Kinsley 802 S 8th Street Judge Ella F. John 1308 S 8th Street PRECINCT NO. 27 Inspector Laura Musgrove 721 S 7th Avenue Judge Dorothy E. White 806 S 6th Avenue Judge Jessie M. McCurdy 701 S 5th Avenue PRECINCT NO.' 28 Inspector Elizabeth F. Mortland 612 S 9th Avenue Judge Lucille Andrews 709 S 9th Avenue Judge Helen W. Lenington 702 S 9th Avenue PRECINCT NO. 29 Inspector Margaret S. Hawks 704 Queen Avenue Judge Kathryn R. Wheeler 614 S 14th Avenue Judge Millie A. Laur 709 Queen Avenue PRECINCT N0. 30 Inspector Grace.J. Kirk 712 S 15th Avenue Judge Katherine Schmid 615 S 17th Avenue Judge Eddalee Armstrong 715 S 19th Avenue Section 3. That the form of the. ballot to be used at said election shall be substantially in the following form: OFFICIAL BALLOT CITY OF YAKIMA, WASHINGTON SPECIAL RECALL ELECTION JULY 29, 1932. "William Wesley Stratton, Mayor of Yakima, Yakima County, Washington, is charg- ed with acts of malfeasance or misfeasance in office and of having violated his oath lof office, as follows: 1. About November 1931, he caused th appointment of Arthur A. Krueger, as Police Chief of Yakima, knowing him to be incompetent, of bad moral character and unfit to hold such position. 2. February 7th, 1932, he caused th unlawful arrest and imprisonment of Wi. Mo Snyder, and on numerous occasions caused said Arthur A. Krueger to 'wrongfully,. illeg- ally and without warrant of law arrest' and imprison innocent citizens from one to thirty days, refusing counsel and bail. ' 3. He caused Arthur A. Krueger.to defame the character of W. M. Snyder byi falsely 'charging in writing and sending through the mails the allegation�.,that said Snyder had been living with a woman not his wife' and was 'wanted by the police.' 4. He refuses adequate fire and police protection to "Fruit Row ". 5. Since November 9, 1931, he has knowingly '.permitted houses of prostitution to openly operate' and 'intoxicating liquor to be openly and notoriously sold in viollatio of the law'. 6. He 'fails, refuses and neglects to co- operate with fire protection offii- c ials.10 INSTRUCTIONS: Voters should mark an 11P in the square opposite FOR or AGAINST the recall of William Wesley Stratton. i r jil". I], 1 u July 11, 1932 FOR the recall of William Wesley.Stratton .... ...... ............................... AGAINST the recall of William Wesley Stratton .. ............................... ..... ADOPTED BY THE CITY COMMISSION this 11th day of July, 1932. ATTEST: PEARL BENJAMIN, (S E A L) W. W. STRATTON, City Clerk. Mayor. Moved by Stratton, seconded by Washburn that Resolution No. 0-45 be adopted as.,read: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call. Moved by Washburn, seconded by Stratton that the following payrolls be allowed and the City Clerk authorized to issue warrants as follows: Street Dept. $1117.50; Park Dept. $549.40; Cemetery $137.50; Cemetery Care $448.00 and Permanent Highway $120.00: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll calla Moved by Washburn, seconded by Stratton that the following claims be allowed and the City Clerk authorized to issue warrants as follows: Warrant No. Name 6544 46 49 49 50 52 54 56 57 58 60 62 64 66 67 68, 69 70 72 74 76 78 79 90 81 8233 �4 86 87 98 89 9� 923 9�+ 96 98 6600 01 02 0 06 CURRENT EXPENSE Artesian Laundry Artesian Mineral Spr. F. L. Babbitt Burrows Motor Co Bakers Art Finishing Beaumont Stationery 0. E. Boggess John C. Beers G. G. Burwell City Water Dept. Clark Plumb. & Heat. Archie Chevalier C. E. Crownover City Treasurer Lew Evans, Sheriff A. B. Fosseen & Co Gladson Elec. Co A. L. Goodman Inland Pipe & Sup. Co Independent Market Johnnie Johnson H: L. Leeper, P. M. Lentz Hardware Co P. G. Mackintosh Lloyd Moffitt McGann Mayer Co Northwest Cities Gas Co National Fire Prot. Assn. Packer -Scott Co Pao. Tel. & Tel. Co P. P. & L. Co Peerless Laundry Pontos Tea & Coffee Rosser & Sutton Republic Publ Co. Remington -Rand Co Schichtl Bros. A. D. Sloan W. L. Smith Shaw Supply Co J. E. Spangler Thomson Bakeries Ed Thomas Treat Hdwe Co. Tennent_ Elec. Co Turner-Auto Co valley Sign Co West Dependable Westinghouse J. H. Weber, Inc Western Auto Sup. Co Harry wise Western Union J. V. Whitehair Yakima News & Music Yakima Steam Laundry Yakima Cement Products Yak. Brazing & Welding Yak. Tent & Awning Co Yak. Title Guar & Abst. Yakima Bindery & Printing Yakima Hardware Co. State Treasurer Associated Oil Co CURRENT EXPENSE Amount Warrant No. Name $ 16.25 6607 Arch 1.00 08 Comm 9.50 09 cosy 19.79 10 City 17.75 11 Grah 2.00 12 Jaco 25.00 14 Peer 4.00 1 Stan 1.95 15 Sand 1163.30 16 Unio 19.00 17 H. P 6.00 .18 Vall 25.00 5992.20 75.00 15.07 98.87 warrant No. Name 3.00 37.56 10375 H. L. 14.63 76 North 1.00 77 Bonst 24.00 H. 4.65 79 20.00 BO Prest 2.50 7.00 23.24 10.00 57.73 80.65 Warrant No. Name 1673:72 1965 3344 Burr 3.80 45 City 9.00 46 John 36.12 47 John Paic 28.06 49 9 � Z.41 50 Tren • 0 51 Trea 4.29 26.55 2.00 2.05 Warrant No. Name 44.5 17.16 155 Trea 4.50 63.31 :16 6� warrant No. Nance 1000 13.4 420 city 14.46 21 city 8.75 23 Home 4.00 4.10 1.25 P 6.95 15.00 Warrant No. .Name 8.00 445.75 5647 City 0.00 753.36 Amount ie Chevalier $' 6.75 ercial Printing Co 30.00 ear Motor Sales Co .56 Center Ignition Co 1.10 am Blue Print Co 131.70 bus Battery Co 9.75 less Laundry .2 dard Oil Co 21.0 & Gravel Sup. Co 14.00 n Oil- Co 74.48 Vermilye 6.40 ey Elec. Co 55.44 Total11; WATER Leeper, P. .M. North, Envelope Co ed & Nichoson Leeper, P. M. Treasurer on, Thorgrimson & Turner CEMETERY ows Motor Co Water Dept. Dower Lvr. Co Johnson Tel. & Tel. Co k Print ner Tire Co t Hardware Co CEMETERY CARE t Hardware Co IRRIGATION y Treasurer Water Dept. ma Hdwe. Co r Lee ERMANENT HIGHWAY Water Dept. Amount $ 35.21 600.00 199.30 20.12 462.28 104.20 Amount 1.25 57.20 20.00 '6.75 .5.75 2.10 99.50 Amount Amount $ 19.86 5.69 . 00 35.30 Amount $ 51.39 555'5 I - July 11 1932 I BOND SINKING BOND INTEREST Warrant No. Name Amount Warrant No. Name Amount 564-9 City Treasurer $ 937.60 5649 City Treasurer $L335-75 ROAD & BRIDGE LIGHTING Warrant No. Name Amount Warrant No. Name Amount 5650 P.P. &L..co $17.35 5651 P.P. &L. Co $613.20 DELINQUENT PROPERTY SALES Warrant No. Name Amount 5652 Republic.Pub'1 Co $ 12.25 Alcoved by Stratton,- seoonded by Washburn that we do now adjourn: carried, Stratton, Wa burn and Clark voting aye on roll call. t7 mayor. ATTEST C 1 t V C 1 e r k. 11 I 1