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Home My WebLink About1941-03-14 292 Bozeman, Montana March 14, 1941 The Commission of The City of Bozeman met in regular session in the Commission Room, City Hall Building, Friday evening, March 14, 1941, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Those being present were Mayor Eoey, Commissioner BUSCh, Commissioner Sorenson, City Attorney Ai tken, City Manager Lake, Director of I"inance 'Nalter Davis and the Clerk when the fol- lowing proceedings were had to-wit: The minutes of the last regular session and it was moved by Commissioner Busch, seconded b:i Commissioner Sorenson that the minutes be approved as read and the motion was car'ried by the foll,)wlng Aye and No va to; those vo ting Aye being Mayor Rosy, ""om- missioner Busch and Commissioner Sorenson; those vo ting No, none. Bids for 'rrucks The Manager stated tha t this was the tiJl'e and place set for the opening of b:::is for two trucks for garbage hauling, and presen ted af.t'ida vi t of publica tion of the Notice to bidders, w~18reupon, it w8.sr10ved bJ~ C:omY"issioner Sorenson, seconded b:,,- Commissioner Busch that the bids be opened and l'ead and the motion was carried b:y the following Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being !\iayor Hoey, Commissioner Busch and Commis;:.doner Sorenson; those voting No, none. The following bids were opened and read: Anderson Mo tors Owenhouse HardwareCo. State Auto Company Amsterdam Garage Northern Au to Company i~ 2,386.74 2,839.65 2,239.80 2, :349.00 2,790.00 Raymer Machinery Co. 4,080.00 for two loaders for trucks. After hearing the representa tives of the bidders, the bids subrni tted were taken under advisement. Request :.f.'or Rouse Street Improvement ~<,~r. II. Porter, Ro:r Malsor, S. Doornbos, J. A. Love lace, members of' the Road Com- mlttee of the Chamber of COlYilllOrCe appeared before the Commis,lion to request the Ci ty of Bozeman to improve North Rouse Street which connects wi th the Bridger Canyon Road. The Ci ty Attorney stated tha t according to the law, the road beIng a feeder road and connect:tng with an arterialhir;hway, that Ule road should be maintained by the County from funds received from li~ense plate money. The matter was discussed furth8r, amI it was decided to first asl{ the State IIigh- way to make t:'~is improvement since it connects a state Lighway with a main U. S. Highway. Bids for Chlorinator & &~illloniator The Manager stated that this was the time and place set for the opening of bids for a Chlorina tor and an Annnonia tor for the North. Bide Heservoir. He proseD ted affi- davit of publication of the Notice to bidders, whereupon, it was moved by Commissioner Sorenson, seconded by Cor.nn:..s.sloner Busch that the bids be opened and the motion was carried by the followln':~ /~Jc and l'To vo te; those vo ting Aye be Ing 1V~ayor Hoe~T, Gommis s loner Busch and Commissioner Sorenson; tllose voting No, none. The following bids were opened and read: Wallace-Tiernan Sales Corp. Chemical Equipment vompany $ 1,500.00 1 , 2 50 . 00 After hearing representatives of the bidders, the bids were discussed, anc. it was pointed out tha t the two machines now in 1),3e b;' the Ci ty are WalJa ce-Tiernan macrlInes I I I I I I 293 and have given verJ sat1.sfactory service; that there are several otherWallace-Tiernan machines in the City and in the State that have inspection service and The City of Boze- man woul~l probably get more regular inspection of their machine, and the Wallace-Tiernan is an old established Company ro after full consideration of specifications presented, it was moved by Comrniss ioner Buscrl, seconded by Commis sioner ::lorenson tha t the bid of the Vfallace-Tiernan Sales Corpora ti::m be accepted and the motIon was carried by tIle Commissioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. follow::'ne: Aye and No yote; ti:, 0 sse vat ing Aye being I":ayor Hoe y, Comm::'s s ionor Bus cll, and Bids for Cast Iron Pipe The Manazer stated this was the time and place set for the opening of bids for Cast Iron Pipe and Valves. He presented affidavit ofpublicat.ion of the Notice, where- upon, it was moved by Commissioner Buscn, seconded b~' Commissioner Sorenson thn t the bids be opened and the mo tion was carried by the following Aye arid no vote; those va t:ln g Aye being Mayor Hoey, Commissioner Busch and Commissioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. The following bids were opened and read: United States Pipe & Foundry Co. Marshall-Wells Company Colorado Feul & Iron Company American Cas t Iron Pipe Compa r:y Rensselaer Valve Conpany Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co. Cast Iron _" Pipe i~ 6,270.00 5,181.130 5,181.50 5456.00 Val ves $ 150.00 173.60 147 . 50 A represen ta ti ve of the Colorado Feul 8: Iron Compan;T was pre sen t and s ta ted' he favored awardIng t,he bid to the r,,~arshall-Wells Company, whereupon, it was r:~oved by Com- missioner .::>orenson, seconded by Cornmis::lioner Busch that the bid for cast iron pipe be awarded to the Marshall-Wells Company and the b:d for valves be aW3rded to the Pacific Sta tes Cas t Iron Pipe vompan;T and U1e mo tion was carried by the following Aye and No those vo ting No, none. vote; tr10se voting Aye being Mayor Hoey, COl11..'11issioner Busch and Commissioner Sorenson; Report The report of the Ci ty Engineer for the mon th of Pebruar:;.' was presented. It was IToved by Commissioner Busch, seconded by Commissioner Sorenson that tbe report be ac- cep ted and ortlered filed and the motion was carried by the follJwlng A"Je and No vote; those voting Aye being Mayor Hoey, Commissioner Sorenson and Gommissioner Busch; tho:,e voting Ko, none. Applic8tions for CltyLicenses Bal timore Hotel Babco c k Dai ry Lorro. ine Beaut:; Shop Montana Seed & Grain Company Standard Com truction Company Galla tin Launc.lry Company Auto Ele ctr1.c Station Dick's Standard Service Duo Glass & Body Works l"orri s te 11' s Casl. Grocery Laureleaf Service Station Gallatin Chick HatcherJ C. W. Sweet Brokerar,e Co. Galla tin Cream. Sta tlon Joe Tucker Cabinet Shop Geo. English Tin Shop Lester's C Iso Service ~ The following applications for Cit;T Licenses Vlere IJresented and read: Pope's Dixon's Gamble's Egbert's 'rhe Mode Perrin's Sawyer's Braten's The Cue LangoIIr's Rocking R. Willson's Lee Cosens Sport Shop Henry Lux Park Cigar Dave Douma Harry Miller Home Grocery Knapp Motors A. E. Seiss Lyall Hotel Babcat Inn L. G. Hines Keller Dairy A. L. Sanders r,~. P. Da vids on The Bun'galow Andrew Aarli A. O. Bellows .Jack's Marke t Nash-Finch Co. Bryan t' s 1;:0 tors William's Texaco J. A. Bridf!es R . J. Cowl e s E. L. Casey F. Earl CAven C. E. Marquis C. C. Crabb E. O. Perkins Vi. O. Ged08ch I. M. .Johnson Cliff Cafe Bertil Linfield Dr. W. I~. Dean Sam Hollier H. I. Jacobs Lester Newman M &: M Cigar GallD. tin Hotel 294 Dave Kundert Vi.D. Jenkins !lodern Cleaners N. f:'.. Terps tra Eagle Garage Modern Grocery Northedge D.,iry Joe Bosma Dairy Oalees Beal) ty Shop E. W. 'rhomps on rlCc:Mehon Agency M. M. ~tcCulloch Dr. H. Fearn Shell Oil Company The Men's Store Roecter's :)rug Sp:ieth Ele ctrlc Sulli van Ele c tric West Side Grocery Citv Taxi Service Roz~man Creamery Hilton's Cafeteria E. L. Bartholomew Shaw's Club Cafe Dr. D. T. Griffith Dr. E. J. Kearns Dr. R. G. Keeton H. A. Croonquist Handy Cash Grocery Five to Five Store North Side Market Lake Brilliant Signs Mountain View Courts Bozeman Courier C it Y Dye 'ilOrks Bozeman Exahance Story Motor SupplJ~ Poor's Food Store Swanson Feed CC Fuel Parle Barber Shop Fashion Barber Shop Classjc Barber Shop Rash's Barber Shop Frances Beauty Shop Jane's Beauty Shop Baxter Hotel Beauty Shop Larson's Repair Shop Calfee Printing Service Raxter Hotel Pharmacy Bob's Super Save H. B. I<::cCay Hardware Co. Myer's Texaco Station Northern Au to Company Oli ver-Stou t Implerren t Co. Chas. R. Poor Garage Saunder's Tire Service Sullivan Impl emen t Co. Swanson Standard Service Park Ice &. Cold Storage Chas. FarrIngton Service Bozeman Coca Cola Bottline Co. Montana Air Conditioning Vompany Snappy Service Inn It was moved by Commis~3ioner Sorenson, seconded by Corrm~ssioner Busch that the applications be approved an'd Ute licenses issued with the exception of ,T. A. 13ridges anli the l.Ion tana Air Condi tioD .tng Compan y, which sr"!oulc1 be held for in ves tiea tion and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being I\:ayor Boey, t:ommlssioner Buser: and Comrnissioner .;)orenson; tLose voting No, none. Application for Beer License '.rhe applica tion of the I arle Ice and Cold Stnrage Company for a wholesale beer license was pres or: ted and read. It was moved by Commif:' sioner Bus cl::., seconded bJ' CommiE'sioner Sorenson that the application be approved and the license issued and the r.1ot:i.on was car- ried by the following Aye and No vote; tbose votin;:; Aye being 1':a~ror Rocy, Commi8f~ioner 3usch and Commissioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. Bid for Garbace Hauling Mr. Julian ralos appeared bei'ore the Connnission to discuss his bid for garbae;e hauling for 1941. l'/'r. Miles t bid for this work was ;~9, 77 fJ. CJO, but a fter discus sing the pr1ce, as well as the requiremen ts by the proposed con trac t, the Commis::::ion agreed to some modifications of tb,Gse requirements, and Mr. 1'~iles then asked to be permated to change his bid to ;~;9,12b.OO, and. since l!Ir. rHlcs VIas the only bidder, it was moved bJ~ Commissioner Bus ell, seconded by COJlli!lis sioncr Corenson tha t the conl1'ac t as modified be awarded to Mr. Miles, and the motion was carried by the followinc Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being Niayor Hoey, 00mmissioner Buser: and Commis8im e1' Sorenson; those voLing No, none. Truck Bids TIejected Since the garbage hauling contract was let by contract to Mr. Miles ~r another year, the City w'i.i..ll have no need. for garbage trucks, v.rher~upon, it was moved by Commissioner Sorenson, seconded by Commis sioner Busch that all bids .for trucks be rej ec ted, and th.e motion was carried by the followinE, Aye and No vote; those voting A"J,e being Ma;/or Hoey, Commissioner Busch and Commissioner Sorenson; these votinG No, l~;me. Ad;i ournmen t There being no further blJsiness to come before tho COIr::lission at this tin'e, it was IY'oved by COI11I'1issioner Sorenson, seconded by COrr'illlissioner Bl;JC~ th,lt the meeting adjourn and the motion was c arr:ted b;{ the following Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being Mayor Eoey, Connnis sioner BuscL and Commissioner jjorenson; t hOB e voting No, none. Attost: fl :z~ ~f tJ;-.e ommisslon ~~AAj,J ~ Ma:/or I I I