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Boz e man, Mon tana
l~ovember l5, 1940
The Comm:lssion of 'The City of Boze~nan met in rg1Jlar session in the Sommission
Room, City Hall BUilding, ll'riday evening, November Ib, 1940, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Those
be::ne present wore Mayor Roey, Commissioner Dusch, COrnr.1isclioner :Sorenson, City Attorney
AItken, Ci ty Manager Lake and the Clerk when the following proceedings were had to-wi t:
The minutes of tho last regular session were read and it wasmoved by Commissioner
Sorenson, secCJnded by Comm.i.sslonEH' Busch th~lt the minutes be approved as read and tIlO
motion was c:J.rried by the followinp; Aye and Xo vat ; those voting Aye being Mayor Booy,
Commls:!ioner Busch and Cnmrr::.is"ioner Soren' on; those votinc: No, none.
Sewer Connections
Mrs. I:;aragret C. .Jones and C. C. Jones, appeared bei'ore ttle Commission in regard
to connee tine: theirprope rty 10eF1 ted at 315 and 317 North Broaclwa:r to the sani tary sewer.
'I'hey stated that they had written notice that arrangements should be made for this-eon-
nection or appear before the CommJ.ssion at this t:i.me. I'Irs. Jones stated that connoction
11ad been made wi tL tLe sewer but fixtures wero not insta11cdj that before any fixtures
could be ins ta1lr:d, an addi tior: would 11a ve to be blli 1 t to t~l.e h.ous os which was e s tlma ted
a t a cost of ,;:;600 and was more than they fe 1 t they could aLTOI'd at tL is time. They
stated that tllOY were making pa:i'ments on the sewer construction and 88 soon as this was
paid, it would be possible to install the fixtures.
The ma tter WHS dise1Js~'ed ani the Comrr1is.';Jion expressed themselves as being ir: favor
of an extension of time to Ers. Jones to connect ber property to the sanitary sewer.
]\>1r. 'N. S. Harrison,621 North bozeman, appeared before tl:e Conmlission in regard to
connectiD'I to tIle sanitary sewer. Ee stated tlBt at t~Jis time he could not afford to
rnat:e the connection; tha t if tiiJ1e wasP'ranted till sprinr; he wO'Jld probably be in a pos-
ition to maIre t1:8 connoction at that ti~e; th3t it was his intontion to make the
connection as soon as he can.
'I'he Gornmiss ion expressed themsel ves as being it: favor of ex tension of' time to
r'i:r. IIarr is on.
Grrnlnd for Eoc~GY
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T,:r. rial tor Secor, of tbs J1Jnior Chamber 0 f Commerce, 8.l)l>sarcd before the Conuni S3 ion
to ask permis~don to uce p8rt of tie slmting rinl'= at Dall ~ "r:.~ forhockc:'i purloses.
rl'118 matter was cHscussed b~T tJle Commissi::m and they felt tInt it WOllld be to the
bes t in teres ts of all 11' a separa te rink c;~iUld be used by tLe Junior Chamber of Commerce,
and th.at a site may be had :i.n T3ogert's Grove; thnt I\~r. Secor should make arrane:ements
with the City Manager to select a suitable location.
.:."rcLo.se of Fniforn's for 1. oliecn:cm
'1'he ManaGer presented the following q"ota tims for uniforms and overcoa ts for
Policemen:
Vv'i II son Company
'iNa,c:r:n or's
City Dyeiij'iorks
Ed I:oward Company
Jason's
Uniforms
~~ 47.25
47.89
Overcoa ts
{. 41.75
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50. 5(j
bO.Ov
57 . DO
4f3.30
44.25
It was moved by Commtssioner Bunch,
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s ec)ndw ~T Olill".l.S ,~lonor
Ci ty
So rens on tha t the
rlanager be author'ized to purchase six uniforms from .Jason's at the prtce quoted and the
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motion was carried by the foll:)wing Aye and :Eo vote; tllOse votIng Aye being l,iayor lIoe~T,
Comni,ssioner Busel: and COl1'1J'11ss1oner t.Jorenson; thoso voting :Ko, nono.
Appointmont
PlurrbiYl'r:3oa pj
11111e !.:a7'or announced the appointment of Benjamin L. Jones to fill the unox1lirod
term of Goo. Ihnroo as ,JolJrncyman Plumber on the Board of .'lumbing Exam'nor's. It was
r.:oved b:1" Commissioner 80rew::on, sec"mded b:! Co~",:is:'")l.onor 31,SC~" tha.t the appointment be
apII' ovcu and the moti,:m was carried by the foll)wln[" Aye and No vot<';; those voting Aye
be ~np: I1Ca yor IIoey, Comrnissi onor Busch 8nu Comr1ls s ion or Sorenson; tho 20 vo tins No, none.
Steel ')oors tor Vaul t
The 1l,Tanager s ta tad ths. t two doors 'NOlJ ld be necessary for the concre to vault to
be constn:.cted for the Engineer's OffIce, and after discussion by the Com.rnisslon, it was
moved b~' Commlss loner Sorenson, seconded by Co:mnls sloneI' B1J SC;', that the Gi ty .l'.an::u:r,cr be
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an thorlzod to 8,cIvertls e for b ids for two steel doors, one of 6-hour fl.re resis tan t con-
struction and tbo other of 2-hour fire resistant construc.tion, bids to be opened on
December 6th, 1940, and. the motIon was carried by the followln[?; Aye and 1~0 voto; U',osc
votin0' Aye beIpg 1,~ayor Hooy, COn11'1issloner BuscL 2r:;d Comn<_ssloner Sorenson; those; voting
No, non c .
9J-~lnutG Parking ~Illson, Tracy & Black
The matter of 90-mirmte pnrldng on Soutb Blnck, SOlJth 'I'r8c:T an(1 Soutb 'lil11son
Avenues between Main and Babcoclc Str80ts \Vns discussed, ,3.nd tile Cormnlss3..on expressed
themselves as favoring gO-minute parking on these streets.
k', j cmrmnen t
'1'here beIng no further businessto come before th8 Comni3~Jion at tj--:ds time, it was
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r::.ove,",:;y vonrr:L1..3Cl.Oner t.Joronson, SeConClOC: oy OmmlSS10nOr ~llSC;.l ~H:(
the moo tin'"!: n ~:.journ,
and tl'.lC moti'Jn WS[l carrle:'i b;l the foll)wlnr.s .\.ye
anu Eo va te; those vo tine; AY0 be':'nr
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l,a yor ""oey, OmY:lj_S SlOner .,US C.1 an". 017L'1llS Slono r
.....orenson; thoso votlncr Lo, none.
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