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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1942-01-16 I I I B~la Bozeman, Montana January 16th, 1942 The Commission of The City of Bozeman met in regular session in the Commission Room, City Hall Building, Friday evening, January 16th, 1942, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Those being present were Mayor Busch, Commissioner Landoe, Commissioner Sorenson, City Attorney Aitken, Ci ty Manager Quinnell, Direc tor of Finance Walter Davis, and the Clerk, wl1.en tho following proceodings were had to-wit: The minutes of the last regular session were read, and it was moved by Commissioner Landoe, se'conded b:y- Commissioner Sorenson th.!:\t the minutes be approved as read and the !':'lotion was carried b~T the following Aye and No vote; those votine; Aye being Mayor Busch, Commissioner Landoe, and Commissioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. Applications for City Licenses The following applications for City Licenses were presented and read: '- Wilbank's Variety Dr. A A Evers Dr. Wm. S. Bole Montana Power Co. Hot.el Bozeman Owsley's Inc. Don M. Langohr Kilbride's Conoco Champion Shoe Shop Drs. 3abo & Eneboe So. Willson Conoco Milan Greenhouse Spur Service Station Modern Beauty Shop Gu tte-Bozeman Deliev"r'.: Service Oakes Beauty Shop L Hotel Bozeman Cafe Gallatin Co-op Creamery Bozeman Implement Co. Bohart's Meat Market Montgomery-Ward Co. Sun Dowr; Au to Camp It was moved by Commissioner Sorenson, seconded by Commissioner Landoe tha t the ap- plica tions be approved and the licenses issued and the motion was carried by the follmving Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being Mayor Busch, Commis.<'ioner Landoe and Commissioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. Bids for Police Uniforms The Manager s ta ted his tabula tion of the blds for Police 'Uniforms showed the followln g: Ed. Howard Co. 16 oz. Material ~~ 57.25 Per Uniform Ci ty Dye Works 18 oz. Material 66.25 per uniform McCraclcen Bros. 18 oz. Ma terlal 55.00 per uniflorm Wagner Bros. 19 oz. Ivlaterial 54.90 per uniform It was pointed out that the bid of Warmer Bros. was the low bid and was for a heavier ma terial, and also th~~ t th.e lJniforms furnished by Wagner Eros. in 1939 were sa tis fac tory. Whereupon, it was moved by Commiss ioncr Sorenson, seconded by' Commissioner Landoe tha t the bid of Wagner Bros. be accepted and the mo tion was carried b:T the followIng Aye and No vote; tho se votIng Aye being T-tTayor Busch, Commis sioner Landoe and Comnissioner Sorenson; those voting No, none. Request for Room at Arnory Rev. Phelps, of the General Council of the Assembly of God, appeared before the Com- mission, and stated he would be interested In renting a room at the l~rIT'ory Bl.lilding to hold religious services. Rev Phelps was informed that the completion date of the Armory is uncertain, and that up to the present time the City has had no deflnite information as to .just how nmch space will be placed at its disposal. V!r. Phelps thanked the Commission and said that he would keep in touch with the situation and watch for further developments. Dog Question Discl1ssed. The ma tter of the passar~e of an ordinance prohibi ting dogs running a t large in The City of Bozeman, which has been discussed and given consideration by the City Commisrdon several times waS again brought up for discussion. It was pointed out that in order to keep dogs from running at largo, it weuld be necessary to have a full-time dog m8.rshall employed during the greater part of the year; 3B4 thB t the lie ens ing of dogs wonld be more difficul t if they were ke pt up or on leashes and that probably the am01Jnt of the license fee wOllld have to be reguced. After prolonged discussion and consideration, :t t was decided that before the present ordinance is amended or repealed and the rr:ore drastic rreasure adopted, a vigorous attempt would be mRde to more strictly enforce the present ordinance. It was suggested that a dog marshall be employed for a longer period of time to see the t all dogs are licensed and wear their license tags, and all unlicensed dogs be dealt with in accordance with the proviSions of the present ordinRnce. 'The proposed ordinance preventing dogs from running at large was therefore tabled for the time being. Adjournment There bel ng no further bus ine ss to come before the Commis sion at this time, it was moved by Commissioner Sorenson, seconded by Commissioner Landoe that the meetjng adjourn and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those voting Aye being Mayor Busch, Commissioner Sorenson and Com.",issioner Landoe; those voting No, none. ;t~7)~ ~. ~k of the~onnnisS1on MayO~ I I I