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Home My WebLink About1942-03-20 I I I 4J:3 Bozeman, Montana March 20th, 1942 The Commis sion of The City of Boz oman me t in regular sess ion in the C Or.1!11 is sion Room, City Hall Builrl1ng, Friday evening March 20th, IG42, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Those being present were Mayor Busch, Commissioner Landoe, Commis~'ioner Sorenson, City Attorney Aitken, City Manager Quinnell, Director of Finance Walter Davis and tl'e Clerk, when the follow- ing proceedings were had to-wit: TIle minutes of the lastrep';ular session were read, and it Vias moved by Commiss:.t oner Landoe, seconded b;: CommisfCioner Sorenson that the minutes be aoproved as read and the motion was carried by the followIng Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being Mayor Busch, Commis~doner Lancloe and Commis si oner Sorenson; those vo tin,! }ro, none. Applications for Clty Licenses The following applications for City Licenses were presented and read: The Cue ^ E Siess Adam Fink R ,J Cowles The Camplls Dave Douma Sam Hollier Glenn ~10tel Home Grocery E W Thompson Gallup Dairy Babcock Dairy Louise's Cafe Bon ton Baker;T Fred }i'. V'lillson .T. M. Sto tesblJry Anderson Motors Arnold C. .0urand Lester C. Npwman Bob's Super Save Poor's Food Stare Bridges Donut Shop Al1to-Electric Shop Snappy Service Cafe Kes~ler Bro~. Dairv D. Landrith Seed C~. Bon Ton Flour ~ills Classic Beauty Shop Mon tana Seed & Gra in Lorraine Beauty Shop Speith Electric Shop Myer's Texaco Station Seitz Texaco Service Geo . Eno:lish fl'in Shop Lovelace Motor Supply H R McCay Hardware Co. Anderson Bealltv School William's Texaco Station v. P. Schaurer Furniture Street's Service Station Litening Service Station Forristell's Cash Grocery Oliver-Stollt Implement C~. Swanson's Standard Service Consolidated Freightways, Inc. Bozeman Coca Cola Bottling Wks. It waS 1110v"'ld by Commi Sfl ioner Sorenson, seconded b;r Comvris :,1ioner Landoe tha t tIce a n- plications be approved and the licenses issued and the motion was carried by the follow- ing Aye and :Eo vote; those votlnlY, Aye being Mayor Busch, 807"2""118 sioner Sorenson an(l Com- mis sioner Landoe; tho p, e vo t:ing No, none. ~,ids for Fire~en's Un:t-"or:"'!s The Manager stated this was the time and place set for openjng of bids for uniforms for members of the Fire Department and read tl1e notice of the call for bids. It was moved by Co:rlll1issioner Sorenson, seconded, by Commissioner Lanclos that the bids be opened an~l read and the motion was c8rried b;T the following Aye and }\o vote; those voting Aye being lvIayor BUSCh, Commisp,joner Sorenson and Commis:",ioner Landoe; those voUng No, none. ThB following Bids were opened and read: Warrner's Howard's C'ty Dye Works McCracken Bros. $ 412.44 393.75 416.85 383.25 After examination of the proposals and samples presented, they showed thAt tbe firm of McCrac]{en Bros. had submitted the lowest al1(} best bid, whereupon it was moved by Com- mis ~i on "'r Landos, ;:; econeJed by Commi ss ioner Sorenson tha t the bid ofivicCracken Bro r,. be accepted an~ the motion was carried by the following A";TO and No vote; those voting Aye beIng Ma"or Busch, Commissioner Sorenson and l.Jommissioner Lancloe; t}lose voting No, rone. CO;'1!'1U n iCR tioD - - P'ire Fia-htlnrr El'"'llJ lpmen t The Manager read a communication from Mayor Roehl of I;ewsi town invi tine: members of the Commission to Lewistown to witness a demonstratlon ant; test of' their new fire-fighting equiment, including a 750-gallon pumper, ladcler and other appliances. 4t4 The ~fara.r:er was ins truc ted to aCKnowledge receipt of the invi ta tion and to thank the Ms,;ror for h1s kindness. No further ae tior was taken. Armory The Manager st~ted Mr. L. H. Richardson, Chairman of the Montana Armory Board, was in Bo7.eman during the past week and had advised tha t the Armory Board would meet wi th the 01 ty Commission in Bozeman on or before the 15th day of April for the considera tion and adop- tion of' a resolution providing for the opora tion and ma:lntenance of the Armory Bl)ilding and for the clarification of some provisions of the oriRinal agreement that might other- wine be misunderstood. Blackout Hules ?,~ Regula tions The Manager read proposed rll1es and regulations for blackouts, which he had sent to the Chairman of the Civilian Defense Commie sion for their considera tion, the rules to be presented again at the next re~111ar meetlng of the City Commission before being finally adopted. Ad,iournment There being no further bus ines,,,< to come before the Commis sian at th.is time , it was moved b;T Commis " ioner Sorens on, seconded b;' Commis pion er Lancloe that the meoting adj ourn and the motion was carried by the following 11yo and No vote; those voting Aye being i.layor Busch, Comrn.1.s2ioner Sorenson and Commiscioner LanrJoe; those voting No, none. Attest: ~t~~4~. Olerk of the Commission -P---'-r -_.. l'l&YO I I I