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Home My WebLink About04/10/1933 Business Meeting & 4/12/1933 Adjourned Meeting615 April 10, 1933 -The City Commission met inzegular ;session, Mayor Stratton and Commissioners Washburn and Clark present on roll call. Moved by Stratton, seconded by Washburn that the minutes of the regular meeting of Mon- day, April 3rd, 1933'and adjourned meetings thereof be approved as read: carried, Strat- ton,. Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call. Proved by Stratton, seconded by Clark that the following applications for permission to sell beer be granted and the City Clerk authorized to issue licenses as.follows: carried, Stratton,.Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call. NAME ADDRESS LICENSE NO. J..O. Evans. Sam Chong Central Grocery Co Pacific Fruit & Produce Co Harry Rallis David Ray E..C. Henricks G.-D. Pulito Cadmus Wallace J.-V. Payne Geo C. Liebfried Elks Lodge Yakima Grocery Co Mutual Piggly. Wiggly ill E Chestnut 129 S First Street 702 N First Avenue First Avenue North 13 E Yakima 106 S Second Street Ilth Ave..& Division 17 N Front 215 W Yakima 205 S First Street 112 E Yakima N Second Street 12 W Yakima 411 W Yakima 925 926 927 930 931 934 935 937 938 Moved by Stratton, seconded by Washburn that -we do now adjourn to meet Wednesday, April 12th, 1933 at 9 o'clock A. M: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call. ADJOURNrn MEETING, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1933, 9 A.M. The City Commission net pzrsuant tD ad.journment..J. 0. Evans was summoned to appear and ex- plain his answer to Questions (a) and (b) on.Application No. 60, heretofore made by him on-the 10th day of April, 1933, for permission to sell draft and bottled beer to be con- sumed on the premises at No. 112 East Chestnut Street in the City of Yakima, which questions read as follows: "Have you or any.of your associates in business been convict - ed.in any court of a violation of any City ordinance or State or.Federal law or forfeited a bond for any alleged violation of such ordinance, state or federal .law. If so, state nature of charge and when and where made ", and to which questions said Evans answered "Noll, Chief of Police Harold Robinson presented a record of arrests and convictions agains said Evans as follows: "Record of Jack Evans, alias J. 0. Evans, alias Martin DeBuhr. Feb. 25, 1929, Yakima Police Court, charged loitering, _fine $$50.00. July 6,1929, Yakima Police Court, charged illegal possession of intoxicating liquor Forfeited $100.00 bail. Nov. 18, 1930, Cascade Precinct, Judge Watkins' Court, charged possession of intoxi- cating liquor with intent,to sell. Entered plea of guilty and was fined x$400.00 and ninety-days in the.county jail, the ninety days to be suspended after fine was paid. Jan. 3,. 1933, Arrested by Federal authorities for violation of National Prohibition Law. Case still pending. Mr. Evans•being out on $500.00 bail. Upon being confronted with the above record, Mr. Evans, who was accompanied by his counsel, Mr. Willis and his landlord, Mr. F.-P. Mullins, admitted that said report was correct and that he had falsofied his statements on the application heretofore referred to.upon the advise of another party. After consideration of the above information, it was moved by Washburn, seconded by Clark and-unanimously voted by the Commission that Mr. Evans be given an oppurtunity to return the license issued -to him to operate said beer parlor to the City Clerk and receive a refund therefore in the amount of said license and upon his failure to do so, that said license be revoked by the-City Commission. Ilov'ed by Stratton, seconded by Washburn that we do now adjourn to meet Thursday, April 13th, 1933 at 9 o'clock A. M: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call . Moved by Stratton, seconded by Washburn that the City Clerk is hereby directed to give written notice to Mrs. Joe Colombo, directing her to appear before the City Commission on Tuesday, April 18th, 1933 at 2 o'clock P.,M. to show cause why her restaurant license No. 764 heretofore issued on the 28th day of December, 1932.should not be revoked: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting.aye on roll call. Moved by Stratton, seconded by Clark that License No. 924, heretofore issued to J. 0. Evans,.to sell draft and bottled beer at 112.East Chestnut Street on the 10th day of April, 1933 be and the same is hereby revoked: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll. call. ;vioved by Washburn, seconded by Stratton that the following claims be allowed and the City Clerk authorized to issue warrants as follows: carried, Stratton, Washburn and Clark voting aye on roll call. I I I w c, it I U CURRENT EXPENSE WATER WARRANT NO. NAMME AMOUNT WARRANT NO. NAME AMOUNT 576o Associated Oil Co $336.io 11979 Artesian Laundry $ 1.50 61 Artesian Mineral Springs 1.60 50 Associated Oil Co 122.66 62 6' Artesian Laundry Arrowsmith's Iron 16.25 51 52 C. Baxter Burrows .37 49.27 64 Works .75 Motor Co G. G. Burwell 3.97 83 G. G. Burwell 2.45 65 Jess Bowden 2.50 5 City Treasurer 464.00 66 Barstow Co., Inc 1.50 55 Colyear Motor Co 3.67 67 Pearl Benjamin 10.95 56 City Treasurer 7)750-00 65 Bonsted & Nichoson 1.20 57 City Treasurer 65.74 69 Baker Photography 14.00 SS Crane Co. .6.2 5 70 Burrows Motor Co 2 .05 59 DeLaval Pacific Co 16.90 71 City Laundry 19.92 90 A. B. Fosseen & Co 15.00 72 Colyear Motor Co 1.92 91 Fruit Appliance Co 96.25 73 City Water Dept. 597.23 92 A. H. Guettler 7.95 7 Lew Evans, Sheriff 67.50 93 Good Mfg. Co., Inc 35.35 75 Feenaughty Lich. Co 14.56 9LE H. D. Grimes 25.00 76 Fruit Appliance Co 29.70 95 F. C . Half. 5.00 77 A. B. Fosseen & Co 1.00 96 Hull - Miller Co 2.50 75 Horni Signal Mfg. Corp. 33.00 97 Inland Pipe & Sup. Co 67.55 79 Independent Meat Market 14.90 95 F. M. Lindekugel .13.50 50 Imperial Carbon Co 9.90 99 Moore Bros. Hdwe. Co 15.95 51 F. L. Johnson .75 12000 Merchants Press 5.00 52 C. P. Kellum 11.00 01 H. J. Madill 6.42 53 H. L. Leeper, P. M. 16.62 02 Wm. P. McIlvanie 42.20 SLE 55 Perome.Lewis & Co 5.00 0 Natchez Telephone Co Pierce 5.19 Lentz Hdwe. Co 15.75 04 Bros. 6.25 56 Fred L. Linse 5.25 05 Pleasant View Sex. Sta..1.05 57 G. P. Labberton 2.52 06 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. 13.65 55 T. Mansfield 1.00 07 P. P. & L. -Co 75.90 59 Lloyd Moffitt 3.75 OS Quick Print 22.00 90 Frank M. Million 25.00 09 Rensselaer Valve Co 26.15 91 Midland Chemical -Lab. 46.50 10 State Treasurer 76.79 92 B. E. Mott 3.95 11 Norman Sorenson 3.55 94 Northwest Brogdex Co. 12. Sanderson Safety Sup. 6.75 9 National Lead Co 27.221 1 Tacoma Electrochemical 30.00 95 Pierce Bros.. 3.12 14 Triangle Music Co 2,75 96 Ponto's Tea & Coffee Co 7.60 15 Traub Bros. :[no 5.50 97 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Company 75.15 16 Turner Auto Co 25.54 95 Leon Polka 1.05 17 Valley Iron Works 40.77 99 Prompt Printery 25.75 15 J. H. Weber, Inc 5500 P. P. & L. Co 1,527.23 19 Harry Wise Auto Shop 2.00 01 Packer -Scott Company 7.71 20 Yakima Steam Laundry 1.00 02 Quick Print 4.25 21 Yakima Woodworking Co 1.75 0 Rosser & Sutton 57.53 22 Yakima Hardware-Co . 30.3LE 04 Republic Pub'1. Co 207.E9 2 Yak. Cement Products 436.35 05 W. W. Sheane Auto Co .40 24 City Water Dept. 217-60 06 A. D. Sloan 15-30. $9,957-510 07 Traub Bros. Inc 16.75 OS Ed Thomas 2.00 CEMETERY .09 Thomson Bakeries, Inc 12.35 10 Tyrrell's Service, Inc 24.42 WARRANT NO. NAME AMOUNT 11 Turner Auto Co 7.21 12 J. H. Weber, Inc .50 3455 G. G. Burwell $$ .30 13 Western Auto Sup. Co 13.21 59 City Water Dept. 1. LEO .14 Harry Wise 5.00 60 A. B. Fosseen & Co 30.00 15 'Nest Dependable No. 9 20.92 61 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co 6.70 16 Yakima Tent & Awning 34.50 62 Treat Hdwe. Co 3.20 17 Yak. Braz. & Welding Co 1.25 63 Yakima Hdwe. Co 2.04 15 Yakima Hdwe. Co 46.15 66 Yakima Bindery 5.00 19 Yakima Bindery 21.70 78.64 20 Yakima Steam Laundry 6.10 21 Yakima Valley Lbr. Co 14.35 CEMETERY CARE 22 Joe Morris 1 .00 .23 Henry Saur 1 .50 3, 889 8o WARRANT NO. NAME AMOUNT 1673 Ray Washburn � 9.61 IRRIGATION 74 Yakima Valley Bank 6.93 16.5 WARRANT NO. NAME AMOUNT INDEBTEDNESS 502 Barnes Grain & Feed $ 2.16 0 Coonse & Lemon .5.00 WARRANT NO. NAME AMOUNT 04 City Water Dept. 46.5�j 05 John Dower Lbr: Co 3.54 5525 Paul Harris $ 5.00 06 Lentz Hdwe Co 11.11 26 A. S. Long 49.00 07 Treat Hdwe. Co 13.05 27 Robert Monrod 13.63 OS Yakima Hardware Co 1 .75 25 Arrowsmith's Iron Wks. .00 09 Associated Oil Co 10. 29 Crown Foundry 5.40 107.11 30 Cascade Lumber Co 19.50 31 Chicago Junk Co 15.54 PERMANENT HIGHWAY 32 John Dower Lbr. Co 12.30 33 A. B. Fosseen & Co 2.20 WARRANT NO. NAME AMOUNT 35 Paul Harris 9.12 36 Inland Pipe & Sup. Co 520.27 5534 A. B. Fosseen & Co $ 1.25 37 Lentz Hardware Co 702..35 LE2 Yakima Cement Products 54.5 35 A. S. Long 47.25 5 .0 1 43 Traub Bros. Yakima Cement Products504.99 .37 44 Yakima Hardware Co 639..42 I U 1 LIGHTING WARRANT NO. NAME 5839 P. P'. & L. Co ROAD & BRIDGE WARRANT NO. NAAE 5840 P. P. & L. Co- POLICEMENS' RELIEF & PENSION AMOUNT WARRANT NO. NAME AMOUNT 63.20 5845 46 Drs. Brush & Maguire 34.85 J. F. Cross, M. D. 10:00 47 B. S. Cerst "7 ell, M. D. 3.50 49 Grace J. Harter 30.00 49 H. W. Helmer 2.00 AMOUNT 50 J. L. McDonald, M. D. 15.00 51 St. Elizabeth Hospital 48.75 $ 6.50 52 E. S. West, M. D. 20.00 54 Western Laboratories 6.00 5 Yak. Med. & Surg. Clinic145.00 $315.10.. Moved by Stratton, seconded by Washburn that we do now adjourn: carried, Stratton, Wash- burn and Clark voting aye on roll call. 1 Mayo r. 1 1 .ATTEST C i C1 erk. 1 617 617