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THE STATE OF WYOMING ) COUNTY OF SWEEl'WATER ) SSe CITY OF-ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, JANUARY 5, 1953 The Council met in Regular Session this 5th day of January, 1953 The-Mayor called the meeting to order and upon roll call the following answered present: Councilmen MY"ska, Jones, Kaumo, Wendt and Hafey. Councilman Fech, absent. . The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held December 15, 1952, and the· Special Meeting held December 29, 1952, were approved as read by the Clerk. 1_'-, It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that the Officer's Reports as presented be accepted and plac~d on fil.e Mot-ion carried. The following list of Eills and CIa ims were then presented to the- Council for payment: EIJW..IN E•• JA)fES SALARY $100.00 STEVE MYSKA 1111 40.00 JOHN E. WENDT 1111 40.00 AN GEL 0 KAUMO '"' 40.00 DVHGHT J. JONES 1111 40.00 MICHAEL FECH. SR. 11ft 40.00 ARTHUR M. HAFEY 1111 40.00 EDWIN V. MAGAGNA 1111 150.00 CARL F. AS rALA "" 300.00 EVELYN F. DERU 'HI 215.00 RAY-MeND F. VENTA '''' 100.00 DR .. K. E. KRUEGAR 1111 50.00 WAFE SEALE '''' 140.00 JOSEPH PORENTA "II 240.00 ARliENE I. PIVIK 1111 225.00 JGHN ZAKOVICH lilt 350.00 JOHN VERCNDA III! 300.00 JOHN HANSEN nn 300.00 I 'I JAMES H. DOAK lin 300.00 i I WI1LIA MJ. HARVEY "" 300.00 OSGAR OLSEN 1111 300.00 LOUIS W. MUIR 1111 300.00 PE':PE MIRICH "" 300.00 GEORGE LEMICH '"' 300.00 JAMES STARK 1111 300.00 JOHN MARIETTA '"' 30.00 PETE J. TRONQUET "" 325.00 ISAAC ROBERTS, JR. 1111 300.00 ROBERT CUTHBERTSON 1111 300.00 ROBERT M. STUART "" 300.00 EARLE LA'NLESS 1111 55.00 KENNETH OCKER1~N 1111 55.00 OLIVER HENSALA 1111 55.00 ED-PALANCK nn 55.00 WILLIAM J. MATTHEWS 1111 55.00 WILLIAM E. SMITH "" 55.00 andy M. ANGELOVIC lin 32;.00 ANTON STARlfAN "" 210.00 CLIFFORD B. HOPKINS 1111 310.00 JAMES THOMPSON "" l50~00 JOHN RIEOVICH "II 270.00 ALEX KVASNAK II" 240.00 OOESIMO BRANCH 1111 240.00 I RIGHARD BARRASS II" 240.00 HEN'RY POTTER '"' 240.00 MIKE BEHUN "" 240.00 LESTER BWEMEL 1111 240.00 JOE BEHUN 1111 240.00 MIKE PAULICH "" 240.00 PAT BRANCH, JR. '"' 240.00 JOHN REGSBY' "" 185.15 ALEXANDER R. aIRISTIE "" 200.00 J. T. GREEN nil 64.40 CATHER JNE COSTANTINO '"' 24.30 ANTON YUGOVICH "" 27.60 Page 2.
The following list of Deductions ndshown in the above salaries are as follows: Withholding Tax: $1,215.60; Social Security: $86.77; Insuran e: $25.89; Firemen's Pension Fund: $24.50; Policemen's Pension Fund: $60.00; and Hospital: $350.80.
ACME SANITARY SUPPLY CO. SUPPLIES $ 50.60 ALLIED STEEL CO., INC. GllADER BLADES 229.65 AMERICAN LINEN CO. MONTHLY SERVICE 5.00 AMSTERDAM PRINTING & LITHRO. CO. SUPPLIES 10.37 AUTO PARTS & SUPPLY CO. PARTS 144.61 BERTA TRANSFER CO. SERVICES 13.95 BlliE BELL CO. DIESEL FlJJtEL 11.54 BROADWAY TEXACO GASOLINE & PARTS 73.75 BEN CARD, CO. TREAS1HtER COL. PUBLIC MONIES 213.46 CITY TREASURER I S PETTY CASH MISC. EXPENSES FOR 'MO. 34.61 COLONY CORP. PIPE 50.91 CYRSTAL ICE CO. ICE FOR MONTH 3.50 DE BERNARDI mos. WEST FLAT BQ-r:DGE REP. 1,932.00 DESERT. OIL CO. KEROSENE 9.57 DYE'S .oF"'ICE SUPFLY SUPPLIES 6.10 FINGERP1IINT EQUIP. CO. FRINTS 6.18 V.. A•• FISHER CITY HALL DEC. AS PER CQNTRAPT 680.00 FRONTIER SERVICE GASOLINE 2.09 GALLAHGER "RANSFER co. SERVICES RENDERED 6.78 GARDNER DENVER co. PARTS 38.25 GEORGLS BROS. STANDARD GASOLINE FOR ~
. It was then moved by Coone ilman 11'{ endt and sec onded by Counc i1 Jones t hat the Bills and Claims as presented be allowed and that the City Cler be authorized to issue warrants against the City Treasurer in payment of same. Motion carried. !
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It was moved by CouncilI!',an Jones and seconded by Councilman Hafe that the Bonds and Oaths of James Stark, George Lemich, Louis W. Muir, Pete Mieich, John E. Wendt, Angelo Kaumo and Steve Mlfska as approved as to form and efficiency by the City Attorney be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried Having no further business t 0 come up before the Mayor and Counc , it was then moved by Councilman Mlfska and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that the Council a djourn sine die. Motion carried.
Attest:
THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF SWEETWATER ) SS. CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS ) ROCK SP11.INGS, WYOMnJG, JANUARY 5, 1953
The Council met in Regular Session this 5th day of January, 1953 The Mayor called the meeting to order and upon roll c all the following answered preSBftt: Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt and Hafey. Councilman Fech, absent. The Mayor then declared nominations for President of the Council were now in order. Councilman Kaumo then nominated Councilman Wendt. It was then moved by Councilman Myska that the nominations be closed... Councill'an Hafey seconded the motion. It was then moved by Councilmah Jones and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that Councilman Wendt unanimously be elected President of the Council for the coming year. Motion carried. The Mayor then called to the attention of the Counc il that this me~~ing is set for the Frotest of the Occupational Tax for 1953. A. Fanelli.To Chipp ancf1i>h Chipp appeared before the Council for the protest of the raising of ~ the fee for Music Devices and also Pin Balls Machines. After due discussion of the Council and the mentioned representation, it wa s moved by Councilman Mlfska and seconded by Councilman Jones that the Ordinance Nos. 1114 and 1115 stay as previously passed. Motion carried. Thereupon, Hesolution No. 1116 entitled,"A RESOLurION AUTHORIZIN THE MAYOR AND CITY CLF...RK TO EXECUTE A CERTA IN AGREEMENT EXTE~m Thf G A CERTAIN L1<;A E FOR A SITE Fat STORAGE OF ~l'TE#fAL AND E?UIPMENT, SAID LEASE BEINO IDENTIFIED AS UNIOO PACIFIC COAL COMPANY'S CONTRACT DEPARTMENT NO. ,25214, L.D. 31S,"be Jilced upon its first reading and was read in full.' Thereafter, it was moved by Councilnan Jones and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that the rules be suspended for the purpose of placing Resol ution No. 1116 upon its second and third readings and final passage. Roll was called with the following results: Those voting AYE, Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, \I\fendt and Hafey. Councilman Fech, absent, not voting. The Ma~vor as presiding officer declared the motion carried and the rules suspended for the purpose indicated by more than ~hree-fourths of the Council. Thereafter, it w as moved by Councilman ltrska and~seccmdd by Councilman Kaumo that the Resolutfon No. 1116 do pass. The Mayor a s presiding officer deelared the MOtion carried upon roll call vote and Resolution No. 1116 was passed and adopted as introduced, rea~ and was signed by the Presidnet of t e Council, approved 0.; the Mayor and attested by the Clerk. The Cemetery Committee was then instructed by the Council to investigate the prices of opening and closing of graves and also the sell of lot of graves for the coming year. Th~ are to report back their findings and suggestions at the next regular meeting. Kaumo then reported on the N Street Bridge and the condition now L. presidting there. Investigation will be held and repairs be made this coming spring. The City Ehgineer was instructed in bring before the .Council at the next meeting his findings and suggestioRs for repairs. It was th~n moved by Councilman Jones .Ilhd seconded by Councilman Kaumo that neces~ary action be taken to call for bids on a new street sweeper with the trade-in of old one the City has now, for not less than a mintlmum of two and one-half (2i) yards capacit;:, p*'~,l,o§d\,:lMoii'dlit, Carried Having no further business to come up before tke Council, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and sec~,nded by Councilman Myskll that the Council ad journ. Motion cariied.
Attest:
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THE STATE OF WYO\1ThTG ) COUNTY OF'SWE~NATER ) S~. CITY OF ROCK SPRThfGS ) ROCK SPRlNGS, lAq-OMING, January ~ 19,195 Pursuant to ordmance, a Regular Meeting of the City COlmcil of the City of Rock Springs, in the County of Sweetwater, and State of l.1'fyoming, was held on the 19th day of January, 1953, at the hour,of 7:30 B'Clock p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Hall, in said City, being the regular meet ing place of said City Council. The Mayor called the meeting to order and, upon roll call, the following answered, "Present":
Mayor Edwin E. James
Councilmen Steve 'MYska lJIvight J. Jones John E. Wendt Michael Fech, Sr. Arthur M. Hafey
Absent: Angelo L. Kaumo The Minutes of the Reg'tlar Meeting held January 5, 1953, and tre second meeting also held January 5th, 1953, were corrected as follows: .Those protesting Occupational Tax raise on Music Devices and Maciine Devices to include Tom Chipp and Mrs. Don Chipp; also that bids to be c~lled for a Sweepe for the Bid to,specify a Two and one-half pay load capacity. The Minutes were then approved as read,., Thereupon, the City Clerk presented and reaq the returns of the Special sewer bond election held on the 13th day of January, 1953, as mown Qy the poll books and certified Qy the Judges and Cler.ks who conducted the electi at the three polling places designated by the COlmcil in Ordinance No. 1112. The COlmcil th~n proceeded to canvass said returns and, upon completion thereo , found the results 1D be as follows:
BALLOT BOX II A" BALLOT BOX liB" NON-PROPERTY OWNERS PROPERTY ONNERS
For Against For Against
Ward No. 1 63 3 h07 101
Ward No 2 19 2 124 42
Ward No. 3 48 7 99 80 Total: 130 12 630 223 Thereupon, the following resolution was read:
RESOWTION . THAT, WHEREAS, The City Council of tre City of Rock Springs, Wyor.ling~ has carefully reviewed all of the proceedings in connection with the special sewer bond election held on the 13th day of January, 1953, and has canvassed the returns of said election;
NOH, THERBFOHE, be it resolved by the CiW Council of the City of Rock Springs, Wyoming: l] 1. That the special sewer bond election held in the City of Rock Springs, WYOlT'ing, on the 13th day of January, 1953, be, and the same, is, hereby de termined and declared to have been duly called, ordered and held in strict .compliance with law; 2. That the results of said election have been duly certified, and the returns thereof duly made and canvassed by the CiW Coune il of the. CiW of Rock Springs, Wyoming, which canvass shows that of the ballots cast by electors who were not the ovmers of property, or the spouses of owners of property, Page 5.
assessed upon the assessment roll of tre City of Rock Springs, and deposited in Ballot Boxes "A", 130 were ~rked "For the Sewer Bonds" and 12 bal lots were marked IIAgainst the Sewer Bonds"; that of the total number of ballots cast by electors who were the owners of property, or the spouses , of the owners of prpperty, assessed upon the assess ment roll of the City of Rock Springs, and deposited in Ballot Boxes "B", 630 were marked "For the Sewer Bonds", and 223 were marked "Against the Sewer Bonds"; that a majority of, the ballots cast and deposited in . said Ballot Boxes "A", and a majority of ballots cast and deposited in said Ballot Boxes "B", were in favor of said bond issue; and that a majority of the elect ors who were not property owners, or the spouses of property Ihwners, and also a majority of the electors who were property owners, or the spouses of property owners, assessed upon t he assessment roll of tte City of Rock Spri~rs, cast ballots in favor of said bond issue:
3. That by saiq election the City of Rock Springs, Wyoming, was and is empowered and author.ized to i~sue its negotiable coupon general obligation bonds of the character and amount, and for tte purpose, set forth in the question and prop~sition submitted at said electionll •
It was then moved by Councilman Steve Myska and seconded by Councilman Dwight J.Jones, that said resolution be adopted. Upon roll call, the vote was as follows:
Those voting ItAye": steve ~ska Dwight J. Jones John E. Wendt Miahael Fech, Sr. Arthur M. Hafey
Absent" not voting: Angelo L. Kaumo
Those vot ing "Nay": None
The Mayor then declared the said resolution to have been un animously adopted. The following list of Bills and Claims of the Election were pr~sented as follows:
Mrs. Carris Adkison JUDGE $30.00 Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rter "" 30.00 ~fanwy Goodnough '''' 30.00 Mrs. Erma Potter CLERK 30.00 Anna Garrison "" 30.00 :Margaret Metelko JUnGE 16.00 Zella B. Wilde '''' 16.00 Lena Hastings "" 16.00 Aldina Costantino CLERK 16.00 Anne Burns "" 16.00 Jeanette Davis "II 16.00 Lillias Wise JUDGE 14.00 Irene Moffitt II" 14.00 Goldie Hatt "" 14.00 Katherine Ribovich CLERK 14.00 Lucy W. Breas "" 14.00 Motor" Sales & Service Polling Place 15.00 Park Hotel Grill Meals 32.95 Yellowstone Cafe !11t 18.65
It was tten moved by Councilman Dwight J. Jones and seconded by Councilman Michael Fech, Sr" that the lis t of Bills and Claims as presented be allowed and that the City Clerk be authorized to d raw warrants' against tm City Treasurer in payment of same. Motion carried. Page 6.
There being no further business to c orne before the Council, upon motion duly made by Councilman Steve Myska and seconded by Councilman Dwight J.Jones and carried, the meeting was adjourned.
Attest: ~ftheCo • Ci~ THE STATE OF wYOMING ) COUNTY OF SWEE'flIlfATER ) SSe CITY OF ROCK SPRpJGS ) ROCK SPRINGS, wYmmm, JANUARY 22, 1953
The Council met in Special Session this 22nd day of January, 1953, for the purpose of hearing for protests or complaints of Sewer District No 3, Crocker Addition to the City of Rock Springs; and passing of Ordinance approving assessment roll and also other business. The Ms.yor called the meeting to order and upon roll ca 11 the following answered present: Councilmen Myska, Jones, Kaumo,Wendt and Hafey. Counc~lman Fech, absent. Having no written protests filed against the assessment roll of Sewer Dist No 3, Crocker Addition, the following action was taken: Thereupon Ordinance No. 1117 entitled, lIAN ORDINANCE COHFIRM'ING THE ASSEc;SMENT ROLL IN ROCK SPR INGS SEi~TER DISTRICT NO." 3, AS TRANS,r,I'f'fED BY THE CITY ENGINEER AND FILED WITH THE CLERK OF THE CITY OF ROCK SPROOS, AS PROVIDED R( LAW, AND ORDERING THE SAME TO BE CERTIFIED BY THE CITY CLERK AND TRANSMPTED TO THE CITY T~EASURBR FOR COLLECTION, ANDPROVIDING FOR THE :ANNUAL COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS, AND PRESCRIBING THE DUTY OF THE CITY TREASURER IN COLLECTING SAID ASSESSMENT, II was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Wendt and seconded by Councilman Myska that the rules be suspended for the purpose of placing Ordinan e No. 1117 upon its second and third readings and final passage. Rol+ was called with the foJ..lowmg results: Those vot:ing AYE, Councilmen l\Wska, Jones, Kaumo, Wendt and Hafey. Councilmen Fech, absent, not voting. The Mayor as presiding officer declared the motion duly carried and the rules suspended for the pur pose indicated by more than three-fourths of the Counc il. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilnan Jones that Ord:inance No. 1117 do pass. The Mayor as presiding of ficer declared the motion carried upon roll call vote and Ordinance No. 1117 was passed and adopted as :intDoduced, ~ad and signed by the President of the CounCil, approved by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk. The Mayor then passed out to every Councilmen a copy of the State Interm Committee's report on the legislation on the Proposed Policemen's and Firemen's Pension Plan. A representative from the Austin-Western Sweeper Co. appeared before the Counc il for considerat ion to mange the specifications for the bids on the sweeper to be purchased by the City at the next reguaar Council meeting. Councilman Jones re-assurred him that the City in doing so requires a larger pay load capacity and is the reason why such was included in the specificat ion • Mayor James then intorduced to the Councilmen Bob Koffman from the State Health Department. Mr. Koffman explained to the Council the reason why he is to-be stationed here and wa7B he will inspect the local establishment and also requirements to be,followed by owners of said establishment s. The Council fuIly agreed that this is a very good thing and expressed to Mr.Koffman therar co-operation to help him in the future. Discussion followed on the Lighting DiBtrict to be set up on tee North Side of town. After much discussion, the following district will be set up. Pilot But te Avenue from K §treet to the Bridge; K Street from Pilot Butte to NorthFront Street; and Fifth Street from K Street to Elk Street.Action on this district will be taken at the next regular meeting. Councilmen Kaumo brought to the Attention of the Council of the condition presisting on the N Street bridge. The Council agree the condition was bad and information will be written for a replacement in the very near future. Having no further business to come up before the CounCil, it wa moved byCouncilan Myska and seconded by CounCilman, l~rendt that the Council adj m. Motion carrirl.
Attest: age 7.
THE STATE OF WYOM eNG ) COmITY OF SI'YEET1I1[ATER ) SS. GITY OF ROCK SFR l}WS ) ROCK SPRlNGS, 1HOMTNG, JANUARY 26, 1953
The Council met in Special Session this 26th day of January, 1953, for the purpose of reviewing the Sewage Treatment Plant plans and authorization and revising of same, and other business that may corne up before the Council. The Mayor called the meeting to order and upon roll"call the following Councilmen answered present: Councilmen 1Wska, Jones, Kaurno, Wendt, Fech and Hafey. Those Engineers present to discuss the said plans of the Pro ~osed Sewnge Treatment Plant were the following: R. Street, Consultant of Casper; L. O. Williams, state Sanitary Engineer; and R. Baldwin, state Highway Engineer, and the City's Engineer, Ellis Hudman. Mr-. Streeter discussed the present plans with the Council, showing them diff€rent operations and what conditi.ons present problems and how the bids show be let out. Some corrections will have to be made and after som discussion, it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that the Mr. Streeter be authorized to make correct i.ons and revi_sions to make said plans of the plant to bring it up to date and to submitt to t he Council for fu~ture approval. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Baldwin and Frank Kershisnik, member of the Highway Commission Board, brought to the attention of the Council and engineers the route" of the Proposed Rock Springs-Green River road. -Some discussion followe on the transfer of land and how the plant should be situated so that it would not interfer with the road building to be made in the near future. It was then moved by Councilman Myska and secooded by Councilm Jones that Ellis Hudman, City Engineer, be authoiized to make a preliamary survey of the'!· land"" anljppDopose sites and to notify Mr. streeter of said sur- vey when complete. Motion carried. Mr. INilliams then was caned on by the Mayor to give his view points of the proposed plant in question and how he thought it would benefit the C'anmunity it will take care of. ( . - Mr. Williams agreed fully with the Council and engineers presen that this plant should be put in as sanitary conditions are getting worse as the town is continually growing in size and population all the time. He also stawd that the Uumbing Code of the City should be brought up to date so that conditions could be corrected so it would not interfere with the plant and its operations in the future. Also that the State Sanitary Department would co operate with the City in establishing one to suit this purpose. It was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman IIJYSK:8; after a suggest ion of Mr. Streeter, that Wllis Hudman, City Engineer" be sustained to supervise the project and bu~ldtn~ of said plant as in origina pans; Motion carried. Thereupon, Ord:iBance No. 1118 entitled, "AN OHl)INJiMCT~ TO AHEl,JD AND HE_ENACT r-:HAPTER FIVE, REVISED ORIDINANCES OF THE CITY OF ROCK SP!lThTGS, 19~8; AS HERETOFORE AHEND~D, RELATING TO SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS AND CITY EMI;LGYEES," was placed upon its first reading and was,fearl in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Counc ilman Wendt and sec-mded by Counoilrnan Kaumo that the rules be suspended for the! urpose of placili:ng Ordina ce No. 1118 upon its second and third aeadings andfinal passage. Roll was called with ·the followiI'g results: ThoseV' voting, ATE, Councilmen 1Wska, Jones, Kaumo Wendt, Fech and Hafey. The Mayor as presiding officer deelared the mot ion car ried ·and the rules suspended for the purpose indicated by more than three fourths of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Counc ilman Kuamo and secon-led hy Councilman Myska that Ordinance No. 1118 do pass. The Mayor -as presiding ofQ ficer declared the motlDn carried upon roll call vote and Ordinance No. 1118 was passed and adopted as intDoduced, read and was signed by the President of the Gouncil, approved by the Ma'lor and Attested b;l t he Clerk • • (\, Having no further business to come up before the Mayor and Coun il, it was moved by Councilman Fech and seconded by Councilman MY"ska that the Coun il adJourn. Motion carried.
Attest: PC!-ge B.
THE STA'rE Oli 1\IYOMING ) CaJNTY OF SWEETl1lJATEB ) SSe CITY OF HOCK SPRINGS ) ROCK SPRINC'liS, WYOMTNG, FEBRUARY 2, 1953 t The 'Council met in Regular Session this 2nd day of February, 1953. The Mayor called the meeting to order and upon roll call the following 8nwwered present: Councilmen lWska, Jones, Wendt, Fech and Hafey. Councllman l(aumo absent. The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held January 19th and the Special Meetings held January 22nd and 26th were approved as read by the Clerk. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman ~ska that the OffJcer I s H~ports including the Building Permits report as sub mitted by the City' Engineer be accepted and placed on f).le. Moti9D 9arried. The following of Bills §lnd Claims were then pres~nted to the Council for approval and payment:
EDWIN E. JAMES SALARY $100.00 STEVE .MYSKA till 40.00 JOHN E. WENDT 1111 40.00 11l.NGBLO KAUMO 1111 40.00 DWIG'-IT J. JOllTES nil 40.00 MICHAEL FECH, SR. 1111 40.00 ARTHUR M. HAFEY 1111 40.00 EDW rN V. ~~GAGNA nn 160.00 CARL F. ASIAIA 1It1 32S.00 EVELYN "'. DERU 1111 230.00 RAYMUND VENTA 1111 140.00 DR. K. E. KRUEGER till 50.00 WAFE SEALE 1111 160.00 JOSEPH PORENTA 1111 260.00 ALEX R. CHRISTIE nil 225.00 ARLENE I. PIVIK IIff 240.00 till JOHN ZAKO\fICH 375.00 ., JOHN VEB ONnA lilt 325.00 ) JOHN HANSEN It II 325.00 JAMES H. DOAK 1111 325.00 WILf~IAM J. HARVEY 1111 325.00 OSCAR OLSEN nn 325.00 LOUIS w. MUIR 1111 325.00 PETE VIRICH 1111 275.00 GEOBGE LEl'ATCH 1111 325.00 nn , , JAMES STARK 325.00 JOHN MARIETTA 1111 30.00 PETE J. TRONQUET till 375.00 ISAA~ ~OBERTS, JR. nil 325:00 ROBERT C' ITHBERTSON Itn 325.00 ROBERT ~l. STUART 1111 325.00 ANBY M. ANGELOVIC Ilfl 375.'00 ANTON STARMAN 1111 295.00 .. CLIFFORD B. HOPKINS till 335.00 JAMES THmpSON I'" 160.oq JOHN RIBOVICH 1111 295.00 ALEX KVASNAK lilt 260.00 ONES IMO BRAN CH 1111 260.00 RICHARD 9ARRASS It I! 260.00 HENRY POTTER 1111 260.00 MIKE BEHUN lilt 260.00 LESTER BLUEMEL ttl! 260.00 JOE BEHUN 1111 260.00 ¥IKE PAULICH 1111 260.00 PAT BRANCH, JR. 1111 200.00 t.mRIE LASCOR 1111 95.85 MARY K. 1'
The following deductions are not shown in the above salaries: Withha1iing Tax: $1,319.05; Social Security: $94.93; Insurance: $22.77; Firmmenls Pension Fund: $27.00; Policemen's Pension Fund: $6!-I~OJ Hospital: $10.60. A & B ELECTR IC AIRPORT ~. .mINTENAl\TCE $230.40 AC1lli SANITARY SUP.CO. SPPLIES 99.00 ...'''; J
AMERICAN LINEN CO. MONTHLY SERVICES $ 5.00 BROA"lWAY CHBVRON GASOLINE FOR MO. 258.69 BEN CARD, CO. T~EA. COT,LECTI01\TS 60.68 CITY TREA. PETTY CASH MISC. EXP. FOR MO. 8.42 COLONY CORP. PIPE & FITT INGS 58.95 CRIFPA MOTOR CO. PARTS 11.54 L. N. CURTI~ SONS SUPPLIES 3.01 DOAN BROS. HIDE & FUR CO. PART 3 24.00 EXCELSI.ffi MOTOR CO. GASOLINE 3.07 GALLAGHER. TRANSFER CO. SERVrjES RENDE'mn 2.00 HAMILTON'S FURNITURE SUP, L13S 214.35 GRAN n CAFE CNFR' S MEALS FOR MO. 107.55 HENDRIE & ROLTHOFF CO. t'AJUS 8.86 ELLIS HUDMAN S;:;;RVICES FOR MO. 432.20 KOLMAN 'fIRE CEtI!"TER REP AIDS R·.SERVIGES 26.75 MACK MOTOR l'RK COPR parts 4.34 MINERS M';;nC. CO. SUPPLIES ~ 55 1lI'. STS. TLE & TEL. CO. SERVICES 56.95 NORTHERN UTILITIES CO. GAS & STOVE PLTJS FITTINGS 253.76 PARKER WHOLESALE CO. SUPPLIES 11.84 JOHN PUTZ & CO. REPA rns 7.25 CYRil, RAHONCE f:: CO. ;,;rATER TO AIIPORT 21.50 ROCK SPR. HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL AD IN Al'NUAL 15.00 ROCK SPR. LAUNDRY & CLEAN. SERVICES 4.50 ROCK SPRTNGS NEWSPAF'RRS PTBLICA'I'IONS FOR MO. 741.53 ROCK SIR 1l\[rrS PLUMBING CO. PAl:{TS 5.00 SKEET'S AUTO 'JER nCE 17.EPA IRS 2.1+5 STOCK GRO'rERS MT::TtC. CO. SUPi=LIES 32.45 SVJEET',VATER OIL CO. n n 77.86 TRI STATE LUMBER CO. "" 7.70 UNION PACIFIC COA r, CO. GLOBBS 9.98 'VESTERN UNIGN TEL. CO. SERVICES 13.35 vVEST'S CHEVRON GASOLINlE 9.77 WHITE MT. LOT)GE S qPLIES 22.64 WILLIA W>EN BODY & c,XLJTP. PARTS 48.51 WILS(N EQUIP. & S' PLY CO. PARTS 8.68 WORTHAM MACHINERY CO. MOTOR 83.58 ZAK'S NASH SALES & SER. '!ERVICES FOR HO 30.16 JOHN ZUECK COAL FOR GARAGE 60.67 WON STOP STATTON GASOLINE FOR MO. 120.00 BROAD1NAr TEXACO SBRV. 1111 III! 151.48 SOUTHlt~R)" Wy O. UTILITIES 11fA TER 8r "'OR. MO. 2,200.18 AUTO PARTS & SPT. GOOnS PARTS & SUPPL P:S 68.44 DES~RT OIL CO. SUPPLIF:S 8.ho ROUTH BROS. MOTOR CO. TtF.PAIRS POLICE CARS 208.13
It was then moved by Councilman lNndt and seconded by Councilman Fech that the Bills and Claims as presented be allowed and that the City Cler be anthorized to draw -warrants against the City Treasur,:>r m payment of same. Moticn carried. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1119, entitle, II
Trereafter, it was moved by COlIDcilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Ti'ech that' the rules be s:;sp1:mden for the purpose of placmg Resol ution No. 1119 upon its second and third readings and fInal passage. Roll was called with the follo1'mg results: Those voting AYE, Council .. en Atrska, Jones, l!\[endt, Fech and Hafey. Council~an Kaumo, absent, not voting. The Mayor as presiding officer declared the motion carried' ana th:e rules suspended for the purpose' indicated by more Van three-fourths bf t h3 COlIDCil. Thereafter, it was moved by Couhcilman Hafey and seconded by Councilman Myska that the Resolution No. 1119 do pass. The Mayor as presining officer neclared'th'e motion carrien upon roll call vote and Resolution No. 111 was passed and adopted as introduced, read and was signed by the President of the Council, approved by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk. , Mayor James then read a report from Robert L. streeter, Consult· g Engineer of Casper, Wyoming, to Ellis Hudman, Rock Springs Ci~ Engineer, on t e relocation of the Sewage Treatrrent Plant. In this report two plans were pre sented: Plan One and Plan Two. After some discussi.on of the Cmmeil, it was unanimously agreen that ehe plant woulrl be constructed on deeded property. Having no further business to come up hefore the COmlcil, it was moved by Councilman Wpnit and seconded by COlIDC ilJ11an Myska that the Council adjourn. Motion carried.
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THE STATE OF WYOMING ( COONTY OF SWEEl'WATER )SS. CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SP'FtINGS, WYOM1T\TG, FEBRUARY 16, 1953
The Council met in Regular Session this 16th ifiay of Febr~ary, 1953. The Mayor called the meeting to order and upon roll call the following anSwered present: Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, },{yska, Wendt, Fech, Hafey. None absent.
The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held Februa.ry 2 were approved as'readby the Clerk.
It was then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman ~~ska that the Treasurer's report and the Clerk's Budget Report be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried.
Thereupon, RAsolution No. 1120, entitle, II
A RESOWTION A'JTHORIZIIIJG THE IfAYOR AlIJD CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE A CERTAIN L1ASE lVTT:1 THB:: FlITTON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY COVC:;;RThTG THE SITE OF CITY SCALES, SAID LFA'E F';ING IDSNTIFED AS TJNlet'! PACIFIC RAILROAD COlWANY LEASE AUDIT NO. 69706, LAND DEPARTMSNT NO. M-h5357, DIVN. NO. 9768,
Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Wendt and seconded by CoUncilman Jones that t he rules be suspended for the purpose .of placing Resolution No. 1120 upon its second and third readings and final passage. Roll was called with the following results: Those voting AYE, Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, MYska, Wendt, Fech, Hafey. The Mayor as presiding officer declared the motion carried and the rules suspended for t he purpose indicated by more than three~fourths of the Council.
Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman MYska that the Resolution No. 1120 do pass. The Mayor as presid ing officer declared the motion carried upon roll call vote and Resolution No. 1120 was passed and adopted as introduced, read and was signed by the President of the Council, approved by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk.
No protest received on the renewal of the American Legion Limited Liquor License, was moved by Counc ilman MYska and seconded- by Councilman Fech that the application of the Ameri_can Legion l'.rch'ie Hay Post No. 26 for a Limited Liquor License be accepted and placed on file and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authori7;ed to issue license and the clerk notify the Wyoming Liquor Commission of the action taken in granting said license. for period March 1, 1953 to March 1, 195L. J,Kotions carried. The as presented by the various companies on the street sweeper were opened and read. Bid 1, Austin Western Model Lo, $R159.00 less trade-in allowance of ~1,55o/.00. Bid 11: Mobile by Folger's, $8,950.00 less trade-in allowance of $765.00. Bid Ill: Elgin by Wilson, $9925.00 less trade-in allo1l'fance of $625.00. Bid IV: Wayne by Studer, $10,250.00 less trade-in allowance of ~lLoo.oo. Bid V: Guttersnipe by Jones Equip ment and Supply, $8325.DO less trade-in allowance of $L05.00.
After some discussion and time given each representative to explain their product it was moved by the Council go into executive session, to fur ther discuss the b1ds.The bids were deferred to the next regular council meet! g. . Having no further business to come up b'efore the CounCil, it was moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that the Council adjourn. Motion carried •. Attest: - Page 11
THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF SWEETWATER) CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, MARCH 2,
The Council met in Re~llar Session this second d~ of March, 1953. The Mayor called the meeting to order, and upon roll call the following answere present: Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, Fech and Hafey. None absent. The minutes of the Regular Meeting held February 16, 1953 were appr d as read by the Clerk. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Fech that the Officers' reports .. including the City Engineer's reports, be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. The foliowing list of bills and claims was then presented to the Counci~ for p~ment:
EDWIN E. JAME.S SALARY $100.00 STEVE MYSIA " 40.00 JOHN E. WENDT " 40.00 ANGELO KAUMO It 40.00 DWIGHT J. JONES It 40.00 MICHAEL,FECH, SR. It 40.00 RTHUR M. HAFEY It LO.oo DWIN V. MAG-AGNA " 165.00 ARL. F. ASIALA n 325.00 EVELYN F. DERU 128.75 A.YMOND F. VENTA " 140.00 R. K. E. KRUEGER "II 50.00 AFE SEALE . 160.00 JOSEPH paRENT A "II 260.00 LEX R. CHRISTIE tt 225.00 RLENE E. PIVIK II 240.00 JOHN ZAKOV rCH It 375.00 JOHN VER01TDA. If 325.00 JOHN HANSEN 325.00 JAMES H. DOAK "II 325.00 IHLLIAM J. HARVEY II 325.00 OSCAR OLSEN 325.00 OUIS W., mUIR "It 325.00 ETE MIRICR " 325.00 EORGE LF.MICH II 325.00 OHN MARIETTA II 30.00 ETE J. TRONQUET \I 375.00 SAAC ROBERTS, JR. n 325.00 OBERT CUTHBERTSON If 325.00 . BERT M. STUART II 325.00 ~~lDY M. ANGELOVIC " 375.00 NTON STARMAN It 295.00 LIF'FORD .B. HOPKINS II 335.00 AMES THOMPSON II 160.00 OHN RIDOVICH " 295.00 EX KVASNAK It 260.00 NESIMO BRACH tt 260.00 _ICHARD BARRASS n 260.00 RY POTTER II 260.00 ~IKE BEHUN It 260.00 ESTER BLUEMEL II 260.00 OE BERUN II 26D.OO KE PAULICH n 260.00 AT BRACH, JR. II 260.00 Ie lASCOR 33.75 AT LEPENSKE II" 18.40 E MORLE.'Y It 260.00 ENJAMIN BUTIERREZ It 260.00 TON YUGOVICH tI 10.00 Pa.ge 12
The following list of Deductions not shown tn tile above salaries are as follows: Withholding Tax: $1,326.42; Social Security: $96.43; Insurance: $22.77; Pension Fund: Policemen's Pension Fund: $65.00; Firemen's Pension Fund: $27.00
A & B EI..E;CTRIC AIRPORT MAINTENANCE $111.00 ACME SANITARY SUPPLY CO. SUPPLIES 4.88 ALLSTEEL OFfICE SUPPLY CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES 6.57 AMERICAN LI~~ CO. MONTHLY S~RVICES 5.00 AUTO PARTS & SPT. GOODS CO. SUPPLIES & PARTS 23.68 BROADWAY CHE-VRON GASOLINE FOR MONTH 197.68 BUCKLE.Y EXPLOSIVES OF WYO. SUPPLIES 48.80 CURTIS BURRELL CITY HALL REPAIRS 73.72 BEN CARD, CTY. TrtE.AS. COLLECTION OF MONIES 35.45 ITY AUTO SALES PARTS 67 .29 ITY TREASURER'S PETTY CASH MIS. EXPENSE FOR Mu. 9.95 RYSVJ, ICE CO. ICE FOR MONTH 3.50 YEI S OFFICE SUPPLY StJPPLIES 35.02 XCELSIOR H01lli & AUTO SVPPLY PARTS 1.65 ALLAGHER Tr~SFER SERVICES RENDERED 7.19 -AMEWELL CO. FIRE BOXES LYNNADD. 320.93 RAND CA.FE PRISONER'S MEALS 27.90 MILTON'S"FURNITURE MATTRESSES &: SHADES 73.00 ANK'S BODY SHOP REPAIT~ POLICE CAR 21.50 UKE HARRIC3-AN RECORDINGS 20.50 NDRIE& BGLTHOFF CO. PARTS 17.75 DAHO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE MAINTENAL'JCE 17.50 DWIN E. JAMES TRAVEL EXPENSES 141.00 OLMAN T IRE CENTER REPAIRS 255.50 • E. KRISMAN & CO. CLOCK a67 NATOS TRANSEER CO. COAL 40.58 CCURTAIN MUTOR CO. PARTS 16.4L "ORIAL HOSPITAL ALEXAND.c:.R BILL 23.50 IRICH BROS. GAS01.INE FOR MONTH 137.68 • STS. TEL. & TEL Cu. SERVICES FOR JAN. 65.05 ATIONAL DEPT ST01~ SUPPLIES FOR CITY JAIL 115.80 ORTH SIDE STATE AGENCY INSURANCE 45.59 ORTHERN UT ILITIES CO. GAS FOR MO. & REA TERS VET APT. 227.50 ARJ\ER WHOLESALE CO. SUPPLIES 25.65 • C. PENNY· CO. SUPPLIES 12.42 YRIL RAHONCE & CO. WATER TO AIRPORT 27.50 o HORSE OIL CO. SUPPLIES 15.13 ROCK SPRINGS NEWSPAPERS, INC. PUBLICATIONS FOR MO. 84.11~ SOUTHIillN WYO. UTIL. CO. WATER & LIGHTS FOR "lvIO. 2,032.63 STOCK GROWERS MERC. CO. SUPPLU;S 1.50 'ANSON BRGS. COAL FOR MONTH 170.16 .ETWATER -OIL CO. SUPPLIES 21.11 UPERIOR LUMBER CO. REPAIRS & SUPPLIES 276.31 JroN PACIFIC COAL CO. GLOBES FOR MONTH l.i.16 NION PACI¥IC COAL CO. LEASE 90.00 STERN UNION TEL. CO. SERVICES FOR MO. 5.56 ITE EAGLE- MOTOR GAS & REPAIR 5.30 ITE l~. LODGE OIL 1.64 LLIAMSEN BODY & EQUIP .CO. LOP.DPACKER SPRINGS 42.08 LOON EQUIPMENT & SUP. CO. PARTS 17.67 ON STOP Sl'ATION GASOLINE FOR MONTH 218.69 OMlNG AUTOMOTIVE CO. PARTS 34.22 OMING BROADCAST. CO. ANNOUNCEMENTS 60.00 OMING GLASS CO. SUPPLr.i;;S 1.60 AK'S NASH SALES & SERV. SERVICES 20 • .1.0 OHN ZUECK COAL FOR GARAGE FOR MONTH 69.99 DESERT OIL. Cu. SUPPLIES 25.65 It was then moved by Councilm.an Kaumo and seconded by Councilman yska that the Bills and Cla.ims as presented be allowed and that the City Clerk e authorized to issue warrants against me City Treasurer in payment of same. lotion car:r-ied.
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It was moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Kaumo th~t he bid for one Mobile Street Sweeper in the amount of $8950.00, less trade- on allowance of $765.00 be accepted as the best bid. Motion carried unanimously he FoulRer :3alesman expressed his thanks and stated that the delivery date ould be C:>vero:r shortly--~thin the next month, and stated if possible the city send a maD to Los Angeles to bring back the sweeper. An allowance of $160.00 ill be made by the Foulger Company to the city for driving the Sweeper from os Angeles. The Council then discussed the necessity of having a heater and urtains for the new sweeper. It was iiloved by Councilman Jones and seconded 1. ____ 1 y Councilman Kaumo that a heater, curtains, and broom maker be purchased for he Mobile Sweeper. Motion.carried. It was moved by Councilm&~ Fech and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that he malt beveridge permit be granted to the Soft Ball League Club for March 14, 953 to be held at the Slovenski Dom Bui.lding. Motion carried. It was then moved by CouncibHm Jones and seconded by Council.1U!':Ul Myska hat the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign the pl~ of Booker Addition pon presentation. Motion car-ried. It was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Fech thatr rt ity Engineer Hudman,on minimum side walk and paving be accepted and that the ity attorney be authorized to draw up a proper ordinance on same. Motion arried. Owners of the White Mountain Lodge rEquested that the North end of 'enter Street be included within the fire limits so that their property be included in such limits. It was moved by the Council that the city attorney revise the fire lillit ordinance so as to include the above property in such oundaries. After some discussion, it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded y Councilm9n Hafey that Alternate Plan No. 2 be accepted in regard to sewage isposal. Motior: carried., It was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by ouncilman Fech that the city engineer investigate the sewage disposal plant. rints and be .quthorized to survey in order to obtain proper ground for sewage isposal plant. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1121 entitled" A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTIONS OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, TO Gb, PAVE, DRAIN, CURB, GUTTER AND OTHERWISE IMPROVE CER'l' AIN ST liEETS .AND ALLEYS AND o CfiEATE AND ESTl\BLTSH BOCK SPRINGS STREET PAVlm DISTli:ICT N0. 47, OF THE CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS, WYuUING, AND CONSTRUCT Pi:.RMANE,NT S.E.W£[{, WATt.rt AND GAS CU,NKI:!.CT- IONS ALONG AND PAVEMENTS AS PRELIMINARY TG THE CvNS'l'RlJ(;TI\ji~ JF SAID PAVE11ElJT •
pl~ced upon its first reading and read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Wendt and seconded by Council an Kaumo that the rules be suspended for the purpose of placing Resolution o. 1121 upon its second md third readings and final passage. Roll was called . th the following results. Those voting "AYEIf: Councilmen Faumo, Myska, ones,Wendt, Fech, Rnd Hafey. The Mayor as presiding officer declared the otioncar:ried and the r'J.les suspended for the purpose indicated by more than hree fourths of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Counc;lman Myska and seconded by Councilman ones that the Iiesolution No. 1121 do pass. The Mayor as presiding officer decl red he mot jon car:ried upon roll call vote md Resolution No. 1121 was passed and dopted as introduced,&read, and was signed by the President of the Council, pproved by the Mayor, R.nd attested by the Cle rk. Having no further business to come up before the Council, it was moved y Councilman Kaurno and seconded by Councilman Myska that the Council adjourn. I 1 otion carried.
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THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF SWEETWATER) CITY OF ROCK SPRII'JGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, MARCH 16, 19.53
The Council met in Regular Session this sixteenth day of March, 19.53. The M:l.yor called the meeting tD order, and upon roll call the following answered present: Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Mlfska, and Wendt; absent: Fech and Hafey. The minutes of the Regular Meeting held March 2, 19.53 were approved as read by the Clerk. It was then moved ~ Councilman MYska and seconded by Councilman Jones that the Treasurer's Budget Report be accepted and placed On file. Mbtio carried. It was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded qy. Councilman Mlfska that the library appropriation for 1953 in the amount of $1,2.50.00 be allowed and that the City Clerk be authorized to issue warrants against the City Treas urer in payment of the same. Motion carried. The Mayor then read communications from United States senators of Wyo ming concerning the subject of the application of Frontier Air Lines, Inc. for the extension of the suspension of United Air Lines, Inc. at Rock Springs, Wyo mingo It was moved by Jones and seconded by Mlfska that the Council concur with the Mayor on the United Air Lines case and all communications. Motion carried. It was moved by Kaumo and seconded by Myska that the Street Comrlittee investigate possible lighting on I Street and provide for lighting on Noble Drive and Euclid Avenue intersection. Motion carried. Councilman Myska stated that property owners requested the vacating of Water Street in Block 2 of U.P.R.R. First Addition. After some discussion, it was moved by JJOrska and seconded by 1,Vendt that t he City Attorney be authorize to a1vertise that the balance of Water Street north of Grant Street in Block 2 of said arldition be vacated. Motion carried. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Mlfsk that the city attorney negotiate with the property owners adjoining Reed Street between Block 1 of the Hospital Addition and Block Lo of the U.P. 2nd Addition to see what action should be taken as to vacating that part of Reed Street. Roll was called with the follOWing results: Those voting "AYE", Councilmen Kaul!lo, Jones, Myska, .~ and ~; opposed, Councilmen Wendt. Having no further business to come up before t he Council, it was move by Councilman Kaumo ana seconded by Councilman ~ska that the Council aajourn. Motion carried.
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THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF SW'EETWATER) C.ITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMIN'G, MARCH 23, 1953
The Council met in Special Session this 23rd day of March, 1953 for the purpose of approving and rejecting Retail Liquor Licenses applications for the year of 1953 beginning the first day of April. The Mayor called the meeting tt order, and upon roll call, those present were Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Wendt, Fech and Hafey; absent; Councilman Myska. The City Clerk presented proof of application for the hearing of pro tests f or the issuance of Retail Liquor Licenses and Limited Liquor Lic~nses to be heard at 7:30 p.m. March 23, 1953, and no written protests having been filed the Council proceeded to consider each and every application. Consideration for a hearing was requested by Mr. Mack Fresques and Mr. E. Gomez, who represented the Club for Spanish Speaking Persons in Sweet water County. Request granted, and after some discussion on various bar owners discriminating and not serving Spanish speaking persons, it was moved by the Council that the city would notify all holders of Liquor Licenses that such a complaint was issued. After examining and siscussing the various applications for Retail and Limited Liquor Licesnes, it was moved by Councilman Wendt and seconded by Councilman Fech that the City of Rock Springs, Wyoming, issue under its ordin ances, Retail Liquor L~censes and Limited Liquor Licenses to the following per sons at the Jocations designated in the applications filed towit: Motion carried
MORRIS FERRERO AND KATIE DECORA 'NYOM:ING CLUB TONY BEGOVICH AND ~NIE C. FALER CAPITAL BAR EMIL BRANCH BRAN CHI S PLACE TOM KOS Al'qD VAL HGrvlEC TOM'S PLACE JOE BOKSICH MINER I S CLUB JOHN GOETT.INA AND IETE :M.AT'rIODA BELMONT ET'rORE ALLA IS HECTOR'S PLACE CHRISTINA MEHLE AND VAL MARCINA MARTIN'S BAR AND LIQUOR STORE GEORGE HAZEN AND BILL LOGAN TOASTMASTER LIQUOR STORE JACK PODBEV,sEK AND MARY PODBEVSEK NEW TA VERN BAR ELDEN JOHNSON, C. H. JOHNSON, LELAND JOHNSON, MARV:m JOHNSON, PETE SAI1.TORETTO, JOSEPH JELACAJ.r. HO\!{ARDS JAMES F. DAVIS AND E. B. HITCHCOCK B\ RK SAGE ROOM ELI KOLOFF O. K. BAR R. J. ZUECK AND ANTON L. DRNAS TONY'S PLACE CLARENCE DANIELS AND KATIE DANIELS CLUB 53.5 GUILIO BELLU AND ATTILIO CANESTRThTI ViELLS GARDEN JOE GIOVANINI AND JOHN BOB TUnCATO SOUTH PASS BAR JAMES H. HOPKINS M,m BETH P. HOPKINS GIOVALE'S LIQUOR STORE ALBINO M. SIMOCINI ROCK SPRINGS BAR WILLIAM LA1BLY MINERS HOME BAR KATHER INE BEHTACiWLLI GEORGE'S LIQUOR STORE & BAR LEON DOAN AND J AHES BROWN PALACE BAR W. C. MORRIS AND MIKE J. VASE BUD'S COCKTAIL BAR ORESTE CRISTOFOLINI AND LENO S. ZADRA FOUNT AIN cum RONALD C. MACGREGOR AND FRED J. TAUCHER ELBO ROOM N. S. SKORTH' EMERALD BAR LIMITED --B.P. O. E. No. 624 ELKS CLUB LD!ITED --F. O. E. LODGENO. 1~1 EAGLES CLUB LnnTED --YELLOWSTONE POST NO. 2316 VETERANS OF FOREIGN lNARS OF UNITED STATES VET'S CLUB LEnTED --LODGE TRDNJAVA, NO. 10, SNPJ st. ALOYSIUS SOCIETY Mo. 18, ABZ ST. JOSEPH SOCIETY No. 122, KSKJ SACREr) HEART OF MARY SOCIETY No. 86, KSKJ &Ttmf ·~X~~nM~'!·Nb¥~o!~A5X SLOVENSK:{ DOM Having no further business to come up'before the Council, lt was moved by Councilman Wendt and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that the meeting adjourn. Motion carried. age 17
THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF SiVEETWATER) CTTY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING APRIL 6, 1953
The Council met in Regular Session this 6th day of April, 1953. The Mayor called the mbeting to order, and upon roll call those answering present were Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Wendt, Fech and Hafey. Absent: Councilman Myska. The minutes of the regular meeting held on March 16 and special meet ing held,on March 23 were approved as read by the Clerk. . It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Fech that the wfficers l Reports, including the building permits, be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried • . The flil110wing list of Bills and Claims were presented for payment:: EDWIN E. JAMES SA.IAtY $100.00 STEVE J\'Y&KA " 40.00 JOHN E. \JIj'ENDT " 80.00 ANGELO KAUMO " 40.00 DYrIGHT J. Jm~ES 11 40.00 MICHAEL F:ECH, SR. It 40 .00 ARTHUR M., HAFEY " 40.00 EDWIN V. ,MAGAGNA It 165.00 CARL F. ASIALA " 325.00 EVELYN F" DERU " 153.13 RAYMOl>ID F. VENTA It 140.00 DR. K. E. KRUEGER It 50.00 WAFE SEALE It 150.00 JOSEPH PORENTA n 260.00 ALEX R. CHRISTIE It 225.00 AIDJENE I. PIVIK It 240.00 JOHN ZAKOVICH \I 375.00 JOHN VERONDA It 325.00 JOHN HANSEN It 325.00 JAMES H. DOAK It 325.00 WILLIAM i. HARVEY " 325.00 OSCAR OLSEN " 325.00 LOUIS W. NIUIR II 325.00 PETE MTRICm II 325.00 GEORGE LE~lICH " 325.00 JAMES STARK " 325.0u JOHN LVlARIETTA II 30.00 PETE J. TRONQUET .. 375.00 ISAAC ROBERTS, JR. It 325,00 ROBERT CUTHBERrSON " 325.00 ROBERT M. STUART It 325.00 EARLE LAWLESS It 57.00 KENNETH OCKERMAN It 57,00 OLIVER HENSALA " 57.00 ED PALANCK ,t 57.00 WILL lAM J. MATTHEWS tt 57 • 00 WILLIAM E; SMITH It 57.00 JOSEPH GIORGIS tt $cl.OO HAVEN IvmSGROVE JR. " 57.00 ANDY M. ANGELOVIC It 375.00 ANTON STARMAN II 295.00 CLIFFORD B. HOPKINS " 335.00 JAME"S THOMPSON II 160.00 JOHN RIBOvICH It 295.00 ALEX KVASNAK It 260.00 mmSIMO BRAGCH It 260.00 RICHARD BARRASS " 260.00 'fhe follQwing list of deductions not shown in the above 'salaries are as folwws: Withholding tax: $l~4:;S'~a9 Social Security: $106.5&; Insurance: Firemen's Pension Fund, $27.00, Policemen's Pension Fund $65.00, Hospital, $370.35, and Social Security Reserve: 106.44 ' Page 18
AILST1'EL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES $ 35.60 AL'S STANDARD STATTON GASOLINE FOR :.10NTH 139.05 Ah1ERICAN C TTY MAGAZINE ANNltTAL FEE 4.00 AMERICAN LTIJEN COMPANY SERVICES FOR MONTH 5.00 AUTO PARTS &SPT. GUODS CO. PARTS 30.97 BLUE :gELL CO. DIESEL FUEL 3.50 BUCKLEY EXPLOSIVES UF WYO. DYN. 200.60 GEOhGE F. CAKE CO. SIGNS 174.49 BEN CA1:ill, CO. THEASURER COLLECTING PUBLIC MONIES 92.26 CITY TREASUERS PETTY CASH LViI SC. EXPENSES FOR MO. 13.46 REX CHRISTENSEN FIRE STATIUN REDr.;G. 33.00 COLUNY CORPORATION PIPE 9.75 CRYSTAL ICE CO. ICE FOR MONTH*CITY HAL.L 3.60 W. S. DARLEY & CO. LIGHTS AND HMJDCUFFS 201.38 DESERT OIL CO. SuPPLIES 8.49 DYE'S UFFICE SUPPLY OFFICE SUPPLIES & REP. 82.24 GALLAGHER TRANS}'ER CO. SERVICES RENDERED 2.06 "MAC II GALL1"Y EQUIPIvIENT CO. PARTS 65.98 GA:ME,WELL CO. COILS FOR FIRE BUXES 63.75 GARDNER DENVER CO. PARTS 2.40 GRAND CAFE PRISONER'S M:EALS 44.10 JOm.; HANSEN DOG DISPOSAL 31.00 ELLIS HUDl\WJ SEHVICES FOR MO. 196.00 KOEHLER MFG. CO. BAT'I'ERY FIRE DEPT. 16.00 KOLMAN TIRE CENTER REPAIES & TIRF:;S 411.70 LANG CO. PARTS 12.49 MILLS CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES 118.05 MIRICH BHOS. GASOLINE 37.24 MOUNTAIN STATES TEL. & TEL. CO. SERVICES FOR FEB. 88.55 NORTHERN UT ILITIES CO. GAS FOR MO. & VETS REPS. 70.32 NORTH HARD",ARE & LUMBER CO. PAINT FOR VETS APTS. 54.70 J,)HN PUTZ & CO. REPAIRS 18.80 CYRIL RAHONCE & CO. WATEH TO AIRPORT 49.50 HENRY ROCC/I.BRUNA SERVICES RENDERED 3.00 ROCK SPRINGS FILLlr:G STATION GASOLINE 46.33 ROCK SPRINGS LOCAL AGENTS ASS'N. INSURANCE PULICE NO. 2694.41 1IIVI II 26940 ROCK SPRINGp NEWSPAPERS, INC. PUBLICATIONS FOR MO. 269.40 ROCK SPRINGS PLUMBING CO. PARTS 3.20 ROUTH BROS •. MOTOR REPAllili & PARTS Feb & Mar 178.47 SAWYER SIGNS REPAIRS 7.00 SKEET'S AUTO SERVICE PARTS 2.81 SOUTHERN WY9MING UTILITIES CO. WATER & LIGHTS FOR MO 2,072.07 SUPERIOR LUMBER CO • REPAIRS & SERVICES 229.86 SWANSON BROS. C0AL FOR MO. 94.45 SWEETWtd'iR OIL CU. SUPPLIES 81.67 TRI STATE LUMBER CO. PAHTS 59.35 UNION PACIFIC COAL CO. STORE GLOBES FOH Mu. J.iS UNION PACIFIC f~ILHOAD CO. LEASE FOR CITY SCALES 10.00 UNIVERSAL STORE PARTS 39.80 WESTERN UNION TEL CO. SERVICES FOH FEB & &tAR 30.88 WiST'S CHEVRmr SERVICE GASOLH;E FOR MONTH 132.62 ITE EAGLE ~~OTOR It tt II 241.24 WELSUN EQUIP~n:NT & SUPPLY CO. PARTS 236.92 ORTHAM ~lACHIrJERY CO. 11 42.54 OMING AUTOl:rOT IVE CO. It 32.08 NYOMTNG BROADCASTING CO. AlPfOUl;CEIvlENT 10.00 OMING GLASS: CO. DOBR GLASS 13.00 nOMING HlmriiAY DEPT. POLICE CARS REPAIRS 14.20 JOHN ZUECK : COAL FOR GARl.GE 34.88 ~t was then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman endt that t~e Bills and Claims as presented be allowed and that the City Clerk e authorized to draw warrants against the City Treasuere in payment of same. lotion carried. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1122 entitled, A Ih,SOLJTION DESIGlJATHJG HE NORTH SIDE STATE BAl\K OF ROCK SPRHJGS, WYOMING, THE FIRST SECURITY BANK OF . CK SPRnnS, V'JYulHNG, AND ,THE ROCK SPRDJGS NATIU].I It was then moved by Councilman JoeBes and seconded by Councilman Wendt that the rules be suspended for the purpose of placing Resolution No. 1122 unon second ruld third readings and final passage. Roll was called with the following results: Those voting !tAYS": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Wendt, Fech and Hafey. Councilman Myska, abseilt, not voting. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilm n Fech that the Resolution No. 1122 do pass. The Mayor as presiding officer declared the motion c!uried by roll call vote and Resolution No. 1122 was passe and adopted as read and was signed by the President of the council, approved by the Mayor cmd atteded by the Clerk. Thereupon, ResolutioE No. 1123 entitled, A RESiJLUTIlll~ APPRJVHiG TH.l!. SECURITI:C;S uF TM NOHTH SIDE. STATE BAl':K UF hDCK SPHIi-;QS, vVY\.ll\,'LD~G, THE FIRc;T SECURITY BAlliK UF RUCK SPIn:'JjS, WYQMDlG Ai~L THE ROCK SPRhGS NATIONAL BANK UF ROCK , VIYO!HNG PLEDGiD AS CUi.,l.,J1TERAL FOR THE. DEPOS[' OF un CITY FUNDS IN SAID B~jKS, was placed on its first reading and in full. Thereafter., it was moved by Councilman Wendt and seconded by Council man Jones that the rules be suspended for the pClrpuse of placing Resoltuion No. 1123 upon its second aLd third readinfs aGd final passage. Roll was call.ed with the foLLowing results: Thos voting "AYE": Couhc Kaumo, Jones, Wendt, Fech and. Hafey. Councilman Myska, absent, not voting. The Mayor as presiding officer declared the motion carriEd and the rules suspended for the purpose indicated by more than 3/t of the council. Thereafter it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Cuuncilma Jones that solution No. 1123 do Jkl ss. The Mayor as presiding officer declare the motion carried UDon roll call vote and Resolution No. 1123 was passed and "3.do,)ted as introduced and read and was signed by the President of the Council, apnroved by the Mayor, Rrd 1ttefJted by the Clerk. Tltle~"EH.ty'AttoneY rept1rtedl in~~egard:~to:i:,hecJletitd.oh:;d(tawn(·u.p .. by tbe cityttbhprottl.skandr:intervene tfue<:appiication filed by Frontier Airlines. The hearing is to be held in near future and aprylica.tion made to be held in or near Rock Springs instead of at Washington D. C. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Feah that the City Council concur with the city attorney's actions. Motior, carried. :I It wr3.S then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Jone I that the Mayor and the City Clerk enter into a contract agreement with the City Engineer, Ellis Hudman for engineering services at 7% in regard to DR such projects as sewer and airport plans. Motion carried. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman F'ech that the docun:ents necebsary be executed to surrender a le"3.~between the U. S. Government and the city of Rock ~p in regard to·the land occupied the by airport, such executed forms giving ownership and city acquiring title to airport grounds. Motion carried. Having ho further business to come up before the cour:cil, it was moved by Cuuncilman F'eah and Councilman Kaumo that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. President of the Council ttest: )Ml~9r (./ I .. i Page ,20 THE STATE OF WYOMING ) CUUNTY OF $1m:;ETWATER ) SS. CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS ) Pursuant to ordinance, a regular meeting of the City Council of the city of Rock SprinE?;s, in the County of Sweetwater and State of Wyoming, W3S hdd on the 20th day of April, 1953, at the hour of 7 :30 0' Cl.ock p. \",-, in the Council Chamber in the City Hall, in said City, being the regular meet inE?; place of said Council. The Mayor called the meeting to order and, upon roll call, the fol lowing answered ttPresent": Mayor Edwin E. James Councilmen Angelo L. Kaumo Dwight J. !lones Steve Myska John E. Wendt Arthur M. Hafey Absent Michael Fech, Sr. The minutes of the Regular Session held on April 6, 1953 were app roved as read by the Clerk. It was then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Hafey that the Treasurer's report and Budr,et Report be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. Thereupon, Ordinance No. 1124, entitled, "D ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOIt THE PUBLICATION OF ~roTICE OF SALE OF ll THE rrfi:GOTIABLE coupe ,: GE;;mRAL JBLIGATIO\ BONDS OF THE CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS, l~lYmnt·:G, FOR THE PURPO.'ji: OF ESTABLISFIr-;G BUILDli\:G, CONSTRUCTI~GAND EXTENDING A SYf;TET~ OF SE',llAGE, n:CLUDI NG A S1'\'rEH TPtEATMENT A,:D DISPGSAL PLANT:" was ph,ced upon its first reading and was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Dwight J. Jones and seconded by Councilman Steve ,Myska that the rules be .suspended, the second and third readinrrs of Ordinance No. 1124 be dispensed with, and that said ordinance be placed upon its final passage. The roll was ca1.led upon said motion with the following results: Those voting "Aye:" Angelo L. Kaumo Dwight J. Jones Steve Myska John E. Wendt A:bthur M. Hafey Those voting "Nay": None Absent: Michael Fech, Sr. The Mayor, as presiding officer, declared the motior- carried unani ously, the rules suspended, the second and third rE.adin0'S of Ordiance No. 11;4 ispensed with, and said urdinance No. 1124 dispensed with, and said ordiaance placed upon its final passa~e. Thereupon, it w.".s moved by Council;;an John E. Wer-dt and secohded by Councilman A~gelo L. Kaumo that sClid Ordilmance No. 1124 be passed as read. The motion being upon the final passa2;e of said ordinance, the roll was called, with the fo110win~ results: Those voting "Aye II : Angelo L. Kaumo Dwight J. Jones Steve Myska John l!;. Wendt Arthur M. Hafey Those voring "Nay": !fone Absent:lV1ichael Fech, 'r. .. 3 The Mayor then declared that said motion was unanimously carried, and that Ordinance No. 1124 was duly passed and adopted as read. Thereupon, Ordinance No. 1124 was signed by John E. Wendt, President of the Council approved by Mayor, Edwin E. James and attested by the Clerk, Carl F. Asiala. Having no protests filed against the paving of District No. 47, the following action was taken: Thereupon, Ordinance No. 1125 entitled: ~N ORDINANCE FIXING THE BOUNDARIES OF ROCK SPRINGS PAVING DISTRICT NO. 47, (ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 47) AND THE PROPERTY ESPECIALLY BENEFITTED BY THE STREET PAVING IMPROVEMENTS HEREIN PROVIDED FOR, AND ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENTS OF SAID PAVING DISTRICT BY THE BUILD ING AND CONSTRUCTION OF PAVEMENTS, DRAINS, GUTTERS, CURBS, SIDE WALKS, IN, OVER, AND UPON THE STREETS AND ALLEYS, AND THE INTER SECTIONS OF STREETS AND ALLEYS, NAMED AND SPECIFIED HEREIN AND RE CITING THE DUE AND LEGAL PASSAGE OF THE "RESOLUTION OF INTENTION,1t HERETOFORE PASSED ON THE 2nd DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1953, AND THE SETTING OF THE HEARING OF THE PROTEST OF SAID ltRESOLUTION OF IN TENTION," FOR THE 20th DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1953, AT 7:30 P. M. AND SHOWING THAT THERE WERE INSUFFICIENT REMONSTRANCES FILED BY PROPERTY OWNERS, OWNING PROPERTY IN SAID DISTRICT AGAINST SAID "RESOLUTION OF INTENTION," AND ORDERING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR SAID IMPROVEMENTS TO BE PREPARED AND FILED WITH THE CITY CLERK BY THE CITY ENGINEER, AND PROVIDING FOR nCALL FOR BIDS" TO CON STRUCT SAID LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS AND DESIGNATING THE FORM OF THE NOTICE CALLING FOR SAID BIDS.1t was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Myska that the rules be suspended for the purpose of placing Ordinance No. 1125 upon its second and third readings and final passage. Roll was called with the following results: Those voting !fAye," Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt and Hafey. Opposed, none. Councilman Fech, absent, not voting. The Mayor as presiding officer declared the motion carried and the rules suspended for the purpose indicated by more than three fourths of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Myska that Ordinance No. 1125 do pass. The Mayor, as presiding officer declared the Motion carried upon roll call vote, and Ordinance No. 1125 was passed and adopted as introduced, read and signed by the President of the Council, approved by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk. Thereupon, Ordinance No. 1128 entitled: "AN ORDINANCE TO ENLARGE THE BOUNDARIES OF THE FIRE LIMITS WITHIN THE SAID CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS, AS DEFINED IN ORDINANCE NO. 1059, AMENDING AND RE-ENACTING SECTION 33-16, CHAPTER 33, REVISED ORDI NANCES OF THE CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS, 1938, RELATING TO FIRE LIMITS.1t was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Myska that the rules be suspended for the purpose of placing Ordinance No. 1128 upon its second and third readings and final passage. Roll was called with the following results: Those lf voting "Aye , Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt and Hafey. Opposed, none. Councilman Fech, absent, not voting. The Mayor as presiding officer declared the motion carried and the rules suspended for the purpose indicated by more than three fourths of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Wendt and seconded by Councilman Myska that Ordinance No. 1128 do pass. The Mayor, as presiding officer declared the Motion carried upon roll call vote, and Ordinance No. 1128 was passed and adopted as introduced, read and signed by the President of the Council, approved by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk. The Council then discussed setting a date for bids on Sewage Disposal Plant. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconde by Councilman Kaumo that the date be set on Wednesday, May 27, 1953. Motion carried. It was moved by the Council that the date for sale of bonds for the Sewage Disposal Plant would be on Wednesday, June 3, 1953. The Mayor then reported that there was no date set for hear ing of pr.otest from the C. A. B. The Mayox then reported that there is $7,000.00 available for runways for the airport~ as the .part the Government pays other half to be by State anA City. The Mayor also reported that the total Cigarette Tax Distri~ bution was $58,000.00, Rock Springst.. portion of which was $2,629.6~.--1 The Mayor then read a letter which he had received from the North Side State Agency in regard to insurance. It was then moved by Councilman Wendt and consideration, all bldgs. Motion carried. Having no further business to come up before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Hafey that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. President of the Council Attest: Mayor Pllge 21 The Mllyor then decl:lred that s Ilid mot ior] W:"l.S unanimously carried, Ilnd that Ordinllnce No. W'1S duly passed Ilnd Ildmpted as read. Thereupon, Ordinance No. 1124 W'1S signed b:r Johr. E. WenGt, President of the Council Approved by iV-;::tyor, EdwL E. Ja:n!s at.d Ilttested by the Clerk, Clld F. Asiala. Having no protests filed a~ainst the paving of District l~o. 47, the following action W'1S taken: Thereupon, Ordinance No. 1125 Hlti tied: was placed upon its fi. rst readin~ and W1S read in full. . Tbereafter, it wasc:1oved by Councilman Jon(-;s !1r'd secor:ded by Council- 118.rl Mysk"l that the rules be suspended for the purpose of placi.nr; Ordiaance No. 1125 upon its second and third re,'1dit~rrsanci filial pIl58'1rre. ROLL w s ca_iLed with the followirw results: Those votin~ tlAyell , Cour.cilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt and HAfey. Opnosed, none. Councilma~' Fech, a~)sent, not voting. Tbe M'1yor as nres:idinrs officer dE;clnred the r.lOtion c'1rrierl and the rules susnended for the pUY'nose indic"lted b'T more thim three fonrths of the Council. Thereafter, t W'S moved by CO'Lncjlma~l K..a.1!:llQ. :md seconded by Council- man Uyska tbqt Ordinance No. 1125 do p3.io8. The ~ayor, as oreddinl" officer dec ared the Motio'1 ca"'Tied unon roll call vote, And Ordinance No. W:JS pasf'ed and adopted rl~ introduced, rf''ld and ~ li"ned by the President of the Council, approve by the M;wor a:\d Rttw ted hy Clerk. The Council then discussed sGttin~ a d~te for bids o~ Seware Dispusa Plant. It W C1S then :Iloved by Councilrn8.f1 Jones 'md seconded Councilman Kaumo that the d It W'3S moved by the Council that the date for SFLLe vf bonds for the SeWqF~e Dispos8.1 Pla;Jtw)uld 'oe all Wednesday, June 3, 1953. The Mayor tiler; reported t'l"t tncrc was no d'3te "et for l'lU'1 of pro test from the C. A. B. Trle Xayor the;! reported that t:lere is ""7,iJOu.UU avai.L!lO.Le for runways for the airport, as the n'lrt the G,)Vernril,ent p8.ys other half to be by State & Ci y. The Mayor "so reported that the totaL CiB'8.rette Tax Distribution W''ts $58,uuO.uU, Rock Spr I portion of V'nich W'lS $2,629.68. Tbe Mayor then read a tter w'li_ch he had received fro:ll the Nortb Sid State !q:;necy in regard to ,insurance. It wa~' Ibhen moved by Counci.LmlUl Wendt :md consideration, all Motion c'lrried. Having no further i ness to com.e up before the Council, it W'3.S ,Ilove l by Councilm.a!l Myskc'l and seconded b ' Cour:cilmall HA.fey that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. Pres icient of th e Council Attest: Mayor pqge 22 STATE OF lllYmHNG) \;TY UF SWEEnrATER) SS OF RUCK SPRIKGS) ROCK SPRINGS, ';lfYOMING MAY 4, 1953 / ~ Counci 1 ll1et i.:'l rer:ul!1r session thi s fourth /3. the mectLnr: to order and upon roll c!111 the Council'TIen Knumo, JOD(:S, Mysk'l rtnd Wendt. The mi.nuteR of the Ile"'1,1'lT meetinr: held April 20, 15 re!1d ,he Clc: rk. I It WRS rloved by Council:nan Jaw,s and seconded by COUr) , I th"t t'1e Of'f ,er:' Il"Dorts, in.clduing the City ELr;i.~leer's Buildir, be '1cc()pted '1 ni'1Cfd on file. Motior. c'lTied. followinr Bills EmUN E. Jf~jV:~~S SALARY $lJO.OO STEVE MYSKA 4010U JOH N E. I'rENDT 40.00 A~;GELO K AmU 40.00 m:IGHT J. JOl\ES 40.00 MICHAEL FE,CH, SH. hO.ou ARTHUR M. HI\Fl"Y 40.00 EDWIN V. :itAGWNA 165.00 CARL F. ASIALA " 325.00 EVELYN F. DE.RU " 142.00 RAYMUND F. VE:'JTA " 140.00 DR. K. Eo KHUEGAR " 50.00 Wf,FE SEnE 150.00 JOSEPH P0FtENTA 260.00 ALEX R. cmnSTTE 225.00 ARlENE I. PTVTK 240.ou JOHN Z,4.KOVTCH 375.00 JOHN VERO}lDA 325.00 Jom] 4~, ]\'SEN 325.00 JII,lc'fFS fT. DUAK 325.00 NTLT,P'l" ,J. IHHVEY 325.00 325.00 325.00 325.00 325.00 325.00 / II I 30.00 II 375.00 SM'tC RCJ3ERTS, JH. ;/ " 325.00 CUT~ERTSU'.: II 325.00 • STUAiiT /' II 325.00 tJDY ;~. A;\JGELOVIC " 375.00 til TO N SI' AHl:::A N ;1 It 295.00 LIFFU B. HOPKL\lS " 335.0u " 160.ou I, 295.uu ,I II 260.00 " 260.uu I " 260.00 " 260.00 II 260.00 n 260.00 II 260.00 II 260.00 n BRI\:JCH, II 260.00 OEE SKUBT 2KO.00 OMTEIC ;;y,HJIERU " " 2)10.0~' ETO'K YTJ:~OVTCP " 21.0.00 ~t ~ TIT Tt KC)'8 ~ER znX$ 1(~ TUJ( L. L1\sr OR " " 36.45 Abe/'()BLEY " 260.00 " 60.00 II '0.00 ZUBAL II MIKE TOMcrCH " / / '/ \ / \ THE STATE OF 1NYOMINO) COUNTY :JF S':'!EETWATER) SS CITY OF ROCK SPRTN~S) ROCK ;PRnmS, WYOUTNG, N~Y 4, 1953 THE COUNCIL MET IN REGULAR SESSIm: THIS fourth day of Mcy, ,1953. They May.or called the meetingto order and upon rollmll the following answered present: Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska andWendt. Councilman Fech ani hafey, I i absent. > ! . I The minutes of the regular meeting held April 20, 19te, were cpproved It was moved b,Y Councilman s and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that the officers reports, icnldugin the City Er.gineer' s building permit report be accegted and placed on file. Motion carried. . Thereafter, the foL.owing bills and claims were presented for payment:, . EDWTN E.. JAME S SA.L,I;RY $10U.00 STEVE lVlYS.KA " 40.00 J () lIN E. )".'1-IDT II 40.00 ANGELO MUMO " 40.00 lJ'!:IG HT J. JONES It 4u.oo MICHAEL fECH, ffi. " 40.00 ARTHUR P(. HAFEY " 40.00 EDWIN E •. i&GAGNA " 165.00 CARL F. ~SIALA " 325.00 E'IlELYN F., DERU It 142.00 RAYMOND.F. VENTA tI 140.00 DR. K. W! KRUEGAR It 50.00 WAFE SEAI"E " 150.00 JOSEPH PORENTA " 260.00 f.'LEX R. CHRISTIE " 225.00 ARLE~IE I. PTVIK 240.00 JOHN ZAKOVICH " 375.00 JOH~ VERONDA " 325.00 JOHN Hlu~SEN tI" JAJ,fES H. 'DOAK 325.00 WILLIAM Ji.., HAhllEY " 325.00 OSCAR OLSEN " 325.00 OUIS W. MUIR " 325.00 325.00 ete MIRICH It" EORGE LEMlCH 325.00 325.00 AlvlE S STARK "II UHN ~/IARIETTA 325.00 'T1 J. TRONQUET " 30.00 SAAC ROBEHTS, JR. " 375.ou OBERT CUTHBERTSON " 325.uu 325.00 'OBERT IV:. 'STUART II" .NDY M. ANGEL OV IC 325.00 NTON STARMAN " 375.0() CLIFFORD 'B. HOPKINS " 295.00· JAMES THu7V:PSON " 335.00 " 160.00 John Ribovich 2 AlliX KV ASNAK 295.00 ONESIMO BRANCH " 260.00 260.00 KFCHAHD BARRASS II" HENRY POTTER 260.00 260.00 HKE BEHUN It" .. ESTER BLUE~''EL n 260.00 JOE BEHUN 260.00 {,TKE P AULIC H It" 260.00 fiT BRANCH, JR. It2&. 260.00 TOHN SKUBIC 260.00 MINIC FERRERO It 280.00 NTON YUGOVICH II 240.00 lARTIN KOBLER 240.00 ~ARIE L. LAiSCOR " 240.00 MOBLEY " 36.45 EN J Ar.FN BUT IERREZ " 260.00 JEFFERa)~: ALLEN "II 260.00 MIKE ZUBAL 250.00 It MIKh TUMCICH j8:&9 The following deductions are not shown in the above salaries: With holding Tax: $1,442.28, Social Security: $116.64, Insurance: 22.77, Police and Firemen's PeDsion: $92.00 A & B ELECTRIC AIRPORT MAINTENANCE $55.00 AL t S STANDARD SERVICE GAS 2.68 AMImICAN LT~'"EN SUPPLY CO. MONTHLY SERVICES 5.00 AUTO PARrS CO. PARTS 45r62 BLUE BELL CO. DIESEL FUEL 9.L4 BROADWAY CHEVRON GAS 11.96 BRUBAIiliR TRACTOR CO. PAR'rS 36.26 JOHN BUNNING TRANSFER CO. SER'JICES RENDERED 150.00 CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS PAVING A'::;SESSMI:!;NTS 2,000.00 . C TTY AUTO SALES .PARTS ' ' 116.65 COWKY CORPORATION PARTS 5.24 CUIlJRIS 1000 INC. SUPPLIES 51. 70 L. N. CBliTIS & SONS PARTS 17.54 CRYSTAL ICE CO. ICE FOR MONTH 3.60 DUOSAFETY LADDER CORP. LADDEHS FOR F'UIE DEPI'. 468.00 DYE'S OFFICE SUPPLY SUPPLIES 2.75 EXCU,SIOR HUME & AUTO SUPPLY It \ ,. .... 5.34 GRAND CAFE PRISONf"H t S ;.~EALS 45'.90 GR;~ENHUUSE FLORAL MAC GREGOR SERVICE 10.00 H.A1IHLTONi S FURNITURE BLINDS & CABIKET--FIRE DEPT. 103.00 N. E. HAJtTWELL BUDGET F0RIvlS 10.00 ELLIS HUDMAN SEHVICi!B FOR MO. 178.00 J & L STANDARD SEEVICE GASOLINE FOR MO. 138.13 KOLMAN TIRE CENTER REPAIRS 39.75 NATIONAL . SUPPLY CO. OIL 12.00 NORTH HARDWARE & Lm.ffiER CO. PAI~T FOR VETS' 29.52 NORTHERN "UTILITIES CO. G AS FOR; O. & PARTS 36.59 JOHN PUTZ REPAIRS 9.25 ROCK SPRINGS FILLING STATION GAS 6.10 ROCK SPRINGS LOCAL &Q!Eti!TS ASS' nINSURANCE 80.00 ROCK SPRINGS NEWSPAPEP.S, INC. PUBLICATIONS FORMONTH 572.58 ROUTH BROS. MOTOR SERllICES 5.70 SCmOL DISTRICT NO. $ RECPJ~TIONAL PROGRAiVl 1,500.00 SOUTHER'J 'WYO~ING UTILITIES CO. WATER AND LIGHTSFOR ~vl0. 2,492.89 ROBERT L.- STRJ;J<;TER SERVICF~S RE1~DEHED 2,230.00 Sl~r~J~SOi\ B-ROS..luTOR COAL FOR MONTH S1NEETWATr;R OTL CO. OIL 76.61 TRI S'fATE' LUTlffiER CO. PAR'I'S 74.30 6L.88 UNION PACiFIC RA ILROAD CO. LEASE VET I S HuUSING 10.00 VIKIIIG INDUS'I'HIES SUPPLIES 15.21 WESTERN UNlmJ TEL. CO. SEHVICl:.S FuR IviU. WHTI'E-.EAGLE M0r {JR GAS 12.21 WILSON EQUIP. CO. PAr-tTS 8.00 V\'YOMING AUTOMOTIVE CO. PARTS 167.98 WYOMING BROADC4.STING CO. A.lIINOUi\CEl\!iENTS 41.24 20.00 . ZAK I S NASH SALES&: Sl:!;RVICE GASOLINE FOR MO. 292.71 JOHN ZUEeK COAL FOR MONTH 40.48 I~ was moved b.Y Counci1man Wendt and secorrled by Councilman Kaumo that the Bills and Claims as presented be a11wwed and the City Clerk be authorized o drAW warrants on the City Treasurer in payment of the sarne. Motion carried. TAe notice of intention on Lighting District No. 3 was read and the . ayor called for ~ear~ng ~f protest as May 4, 1953 was advertised as he!'lring of ~l pll1otest. on sald dls~nct. Protests a 11 ar;ainst 5th StrE:.et lighting were 11e,d by Robert Hay, .l:!.hza Chilton, Knights of Pythias, A11d Oscar Henkel. After some dlscussion the nat ter was dleffered and no action taken to create the istrict as only four Councilmen were presfmt. A . peti tion was presented 'and read for the paving and other improvement of Lincoln Avenue, Jefferso~ Avenue, and Thompson Streets. It W¥S moved by Councilman·Wendt ar~ seconded by Councilman Jones that the City A torney be instructed to prepare a Resolution of Intention as shown by petition for said improvements and present to the Counci.L for pass'lge. Motion carried. A ·communication was received from the Bureau of Land Management on lease of AiI'9ort Grounds north of City. It was moved b.Y Councilman Wendt and seconded by. Councilman Myska that the City attorney make app.Lication for the City on extensio~j of Airport lease; Motion carried. t After hearing of protest on pa !king of trucks an East· end of qterman t;reet th'e Droper officers were instructed to investigate and report to the ouncil. Having no further basiness to come up before the Council, it was moved y Councilman ~{yska and seconded by Councilman Wendt that the Council adjourn. Totion carried. I~/ President of the Council ttest: The State of Wyoming) County of Sweetwater)ss. City of Rock Springs) Due to a lack of quorum the Council meeting to be held this 18th day of May, 1953, was postiDne lllltil the 27th day of May, 1953. STATE OF iVYGMING) cc'Ut'TY OF SWE;ETVlr~,TER) SS CITY OF ROCKSPRINGS; ROCK SPRINGS, WYUfJ1Ij~G MAY 27, 1953 Council met in refSular session this 27th d'W of May, 1953 and the May or c'3.11ed. the meeting to order. Unon roll call the following Councilmen ans- wered present: Councilmen Raumo, Jones, Iv:yska, Vlendt, 'ind Hafey, Absent: CounciL'l1an Fech. The minutes of t regular meeting held May 4, 1953, were approved as read. It WClS moved by Council:nan Wendt and seconded by Councilman Jones tha the Treasucer'"s report, Budget report, and cigarette tax repcrt be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. It was moved by Councilman Wenat and s{;conded by Councilman Jones thRt the transfer of Retail Liquor Licence No. 26 from Nick S. Skorup to John . R. Schmidt and Grace Schmidt for location known as Emerald Bar, 52(:) South Front Street be allowed and gr'Hlted upon payment of regular fee. Motion carrie • Thereupon Resolution No. 1126, entitled,~ .u.PBSOt..!(Jf "A.IJ.THor+llllfG THE MAY was Clced upon its first readinrr rmd Vias read in full. Thereafter it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Coun cilman Wendt that the rules be suspended am Hesolution No. 1127 be placed upon its second and third readinr:s and final passar;e. The roll W1S called witr_ the following results: Those voting HAye ll : Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt & H~fey. Absent: Councilman Fech. The Mayor as presiding offficer declared the ftotion carried for We purpose indic.'1ttd by 3/4 of the Council. Thereafter it W'IS moved by Councilman Myska And seconded by Coun cilman Hafey that Resolution No. 1127 do pass. The roll was called and motion declared paf:sed b y the as presidine of ficer, and thereafter Resolution No. 112] as introduced and read was passed and adopted and signed by the presi dems of the Council, approved by the Mcwor, and a tte sted by theClerk. V Thereupon, Resolution No. 1129 entitled, n A RESOLUTIUN ACCEPTING GRA~:T OFFER OF THE UNITl'D STATES OF AMERICA IN CONNECTION WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF T HEROCK SPRINGS MUNICIPAL AT RPORT, (PROJECT NO. 9-48-009-302), AND AUTHORIZ* ING }~ND DIRECTING EXECUTION OF GRANT AGREEMENT." was placed upon its first ~na was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by COllnci111an Myska that the f be suspended ::lnd Resolution No. 1128 be placed upo.r its second and third reRdings and final pasf'age. The roll was called with the followini; reflults: Those voting ftAye ll : Cour~cilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt and Hafey. Absent: CouncilmalJ Fech. The Mayo r as presidi 11e: officer declAred the motion carried for the purnose indic;::!ted by 3/1+ of the Council. Thereafter, it was "lOved by Councilmar Kaumo 8nd seconded by Coun cilmaL H,qfey th:>t Resoluti.or. No. 1128 do pass. The roll wrlS called and motion decVtred o.'1flsed by the Mayor as presiding officer, and therafter Hesolution No. as introduced :md re:qd was o'u:sod and ado9ted :md si Emed by the Presi- duet of the Council, .qpproved by the Mavor, and attested by the rk. After a few minutes of recess, the Council carne to ord •. .r and the City ,ftttorney opened rmo re:{d in fuml all bidfl 01; the Sewage Treatment Plant as called for the 27th of May, 1953. After C.'lreful tabulations of all bids, it was :~greed that the Urree best and lowest aids were as follows: First Lovre,3t wc,s by R. N. Compsey Construction Co. and U. F. Tucker, Casper Wyoming, bidding the amount of $398,244.00. Second was by Riedesel-Lowe Co., General Contractors, Cheyenne, Wyoming. Amount of bid: $1..66,456.00. Third: Woodward Construction Co. , Hock SprinGS, Wyoming. Amount of bid: $457,499.00 It was moved by the Council that the awardlng of the contract be held off pend- the Sale of the bonds as called for June 3, 1953. Carried agreeable to all Having co further business to come before the CounciL, it was move by Councilman Myska, !IDd seconded by Councilman Wendt that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. Attest, ~ ~ P~n:e 26. THE $r ATE OF ~rL; MIN G) COUNTY OF SWEETWATER)SS CITY OF ruCK SPRIWJS) ROCY SPRINGS, WYOI\lIr,G, June 3, 19)3 The Council met in Regular Session this third day of June, 1953. The Mayor called the meeting to order, and upon roll call, the followinr; answered "prec:ent": CouLcilmen Kaumo, JoneE', r.:Yska, ;=jnd Wendt. Those absent: Council- men Fech and Hafey. The minutes of the RegulRr meeti~!g held on lvhy 27, 1953 were aporoved as read by the CIGrk. It W'lS then':\oved by Councilman Jones "md seconded by Counci1:ll:m Mysk that the Officers' Re-;Jorts be acceptFd and olared on file. Motion cGlrried. It WRS ,then moved by CouncilmRn Jones and sec,)[lded by Councilman Kaumo that the Bui1ding Permits Reports be accepted Rnd placed on file. Motion carried. The following lift of hills and claims were then presented to the Cou - eil ·for payment: EDVTIK !E. J AIvlES SALMtY 100.00 STEVE MYSKA II 40.00 JOHN E. WENDT II 40 : 00 ANGELO KAUMO " 40 •00 DlfIT :lHT J. Jmi1~S " 40 •00 MICHAEL FECH, SR. II 40.00 AHTh.1JR M. HAFEY II 40.00 E..DWVJ V. [viAGAGNA II 165.00 CARL.F. ASIALA " 325.00 EVELXN F. DERU It 159.50 RAYM0~:D F. VENTA " 140 • 00 DR. K. E. KRUEGAR " 50.00 WAFE, SElLE " 150.00 JOSEpH PUHENTA " 260.00 ALEX. R. CHRISTIE " 225.00 A. RLE NE I~, PIV IK II 21+0.00 JOW,] ZA.KOVICH " 375.00 JOm;. VERO:!D". " 325.00 JO HN HA. NSEN " 325.00 JAMES H. DOAK " 325.00 WILLIAM ,T. HARVEY " 325.00 OSCAR OLSEN It 325.00 LO~J IS IF. ~I:UIR " 325.00 PETE. ?tlRICH tI 325.00 GEORGE LEMICH It 325.00 JAllES STARK " 325.00 HP.RRY COTTRELL II 150.00 JOHN, MARIETTA II 30.00 PETE J. TROKQUET It 375.00 ISAA~ ROBERTS, JR. " 325.00 ROBE!tTH CUTHBERTSON " 325.00 ROBERT ;1:. STUART 325.0U Andy Angelovic " M. 375.00 ANTON " ST4m:~N 295.00 C L IF'FO lID B. HOPKINS " " 335.ou JAMES THOHPSON 160.00 JOHN RrilOVICH " 'I 295.00 ALEX KVASNAK It 260.00 ONESIMO BRANCH 260.00 RICHARD BARRASS " 260.00 HENRY POTIER II" 260.00 MIKE BEHUN 'I 260.00 LESTER BLUEMEL 26J.OO JOE'BEHUN " 26J.00 To:IIKE PAULICH " 26J.00 PI\T BHANCH, JR. " 260.00 JOHf~ SKUEIC " 2RO.00 ANDR~lV BERNARD " 240.00 DOMINIC V. FERRERO " f\NT6~.; YUGUV ICB " 240.00 JOE KDL'lJUJ " 240.00 JLA RTn·: KOBLER " 153.00 " 240.00 P'lrre 27 DONIS ROIvIERO SALARY 240.00 ~ARIE L. LA.SCOR n 39.15 MOBLEY It 260.00 ENJAMIN BUTIERREZ II 260.00 EFFEHSOK ALLEN " 260.00 TIRE ZUBAL " 270.00 !:IKE TOMTSJCH It 240.00 IX~ XOfAR ~ 95.00 OHN D. KURIKKft " 104.00 LClRIE VISINTUNER It 170.00 The following list of deductions not shown in the above salaries "lrE" . erne Supply Company Supplies 192.81 LGAN iv''/', HKr.;R CO. SIGNS 59.54 .MERTCAl'Z LINEN SJPPLY CO. LINEN' 5.00 PPLIM;Cr.; Cll. EXPRZSS CHGE. OJ\ CHIkiES TIMl!;R 7.0U N. ATLEE BURPEE CO. PARE SEEDS 7.75 UTO PA.RTS CO. PARTS AND SUPPLIbS 48.76 LUE BELL CO, DIES,L FUEL 14.08 e, A. BliuWN MNFG, CO, JANITOR SUPPLIJ::S 36.10 ITY AUTO SALES SUPPLIES 15.09 ITY Tl{E;ASURER, PETTY CASH STAHPS AND EXPRESS 13.58 'OLONY .CUAL CO. COALITE 11.55 OLORAJX) PAINT CdMPANY TRAFFIC PAINT 2RO. EN CARD, COUNTY TI-k/lSURER COLLECTION FEES 82.55 rippa motor co. PARTS 3.61 RYSTAL. ICE CO. ICE 3.60 E BERNtlRDI BROS. CONCRETE 45.00 ESERT 91L CO, GBEASE AN:;:) ZUOLIl\'E 57.79 URO ....'I'EpT CORP. LIGHTS 28.06 YE'S OffICE SUPPLY SUPPLIES 35.69 'xeELS TOR Af,OTOR CO. GAS,)LnJE ,FOn MO. 197.31 RONTTER SERVICE DmSEL FUEL 1.71 ALLA:}HER TRA~':SFER CO. FREIGHT 34.88 Ri';'\;n C: The Council met in Regulqr Session tJlis fifteer:th day of June, 195'3. The meetin~ WAS called to order by the President of the Council, John E. Werldt. Roll W:1.S c 811ed, And the following answered flpre ,- ant": Counei lrnen Kal mo, I\!yskc, Wendt, 11.1"d Hafey. Absent: Council:nen Jones '1nr:! Fcch. It W'IS moved by Counc il:ner: I~yska a"ls secor:ded by Councilmlln Kaumo thAt Councilman Hafey be elected President of the Counci L. Motion c8!'ried. The l1inut;,s of'the j'EeetJ If' held on June 3, 1953 were aporove 3.S read by the Clerk. ' It w"s then ,noved CounciLrLan Myska nd seconded by Councilman H!'lfey th1.t the TrEasurer'; be accepted 3r"d pbced 0;-; file. ~1otion carr" d. PresI:lent Joh:":1 E. 'Wendt then reported the total Cigarette tax distri bll tion for the month of April to the Counc il, .3 figure of $30,173.00, Rock Sprinc;s' portion of wnich was ~2,n17.35. It W1S then moved by CounciL;an iilyska a:::d seconded by Council:nan Hafey that the petition in to Ordinance No. 901 be tllr_~ed over to the C Lty Attorney and City until further actior: could be taken by toe Council at the next Council meeting. Motion cnrried. It W~iS then 'lioved by Council:nnn Myska and s(cunded by Councilman Hqfey that Chief of Police John Zakovich be author: z,ed to investigate all trailor courts j n the City of Roc K Sprin~s for sanitation :md correcting loca tion of trailors in such courts. ;lotion c"lrried. After some diEcussion on sanit::J.rv conditions at the C01l1i1unity Pnrk, it was sue:~ested that Councilmen VJendt and Hafey speak with members of the Fair Bcwrd in order to obtain an cst:Lll.gte on the COfit of installing lwntories Rt the Com:mnity Park and that Councilmen ~~ien'it 'me Hafey report back to the Council I1S soon ns t!1ey r(,ceived Vlis infora'nt ion. It was then decided that in connection with tmorovements to and West FlFlt pFlrks, the Street COl1l:'1lissioIler be 'l.uthor~.zed to build benccles said parks. Having no further business to come up before the CO-J..!"lcil, it was ther: moved by Counci Imcm 'lf1d sec )rded by Councilman H'l trlgt the Coune" ,qdj ou rn. Mot l.0I' c !1.rried. THE Sf ATE OF WYOJHl'JG) COU:~TY OF 5W2l:.TWATER) S5 C1TY OF HiJCY SPRn:JS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, June 29, 1953 A special medir,g of the City Council of t!1e City of Rock Springs, in the County of Swec tW.'3.ter, and state of Wyoming, w;:;<.s had on the 29th day of June, 1953, nt the hour of seven-thirty o'clock p.m., in the Cou11cil Cha,'lber in the City H'l.ll, in R,qid City, pursuant to notice 'md due cnll given to each member of said COl1ncil. The MTfor called the rrreetinp: to ord(;r ;:md, upon roll call, the fol- 10V'ring 'IDswered ''Pre sent": Ed win i!.. James Cour;cil rner: Anr;elo L. Kaumo Dwi:";lt J. Jones Stpve Myska John E. Wendt Arthur 'If. Hafey Absent .Fech, Sr. [ Page 30 This being the d'1te legally advertised f or the opening of bids for purchase of Police Car on trade-in of Po:r.tiac, the ~;~ayor proceeded to O;)en bids. After discussion 0; the bids, it W·'lS moved by Councilmar: Jones and seconded by CounciL:an Myska th1t the Kaiser Caroline, bid by Chief l'::otor of Rock So rings , with not cost of $1,223.22 be accepted as the 10"l'le: t and best bid. Those v "Aye": Councilmen Jones, , Wer:dt, and Hafey. Those votirg 1I~:Otl: Counc.ilmar: Kaumo. Absent: Councilman, Fech, not voting. Thereupon, Ordinance No. 1130, cr~itled: 11 A:~ OEDTNA~JCE TO CONTRACT AN n-:m:STED'l,S:: at] 'ALF OF THE CITY OF ;{)C:{ SPlfl}:3S v.":'"o'rn'G, '''ill upor THE CHEJ.IT THEHJF, BY TSSlTn:G THE lILGOTTABLE COUPON JENERAL OBLT~"lTTm·; RONDS OF THE CITY TlI:'; AG'iREGATE PRIl"IGIPAL A::tl'OUN'I' OF ')555,080.00, FeR THE PlTRPOSE OF EETABL TSln::G, BTJTLDPG, COI!S'I'EUCTEG ',";::'; ~:. E.G A SYSTEM OF SE,lt'ERP,GE, D;CLUJH'G l' SB;t11ER J'R:~AT!:j}i;~JT ~,,;;D DISPOS!J.. FLAm, l"'JH S!ID CITY: PRB:SCRTBJ}iG THE Fum:; J!" SAID B,"\';)S hEJ ':rhEiR EXB~CUTJ0\: PEUVJDlhG FOR THE LEVY OF A TAX TD pr,Y THE PE1FCT?:.L f,ND UTl',;Ii:ST THEROF: P}fuSCRTBn.iG DETAILS Pi CU N NECTION T ,EHEWTTH: Rh1TF'YTNG P.L L P,CT 10!'; TiI.YP< TOWILL) 6:':;ThBLTSHIlG, BUILiJILG, CUFSTRUCTTNG f!ND EXTt_:mn:o ~j.UJ SY~TE;" JF S.l:.,WEHAGE, L\CLJDIi\O It SEWAGE TliliAPu.',\T HiD BISP0SAL P'JAlTT, ''1m '1'01,1[" t,:_, THE Atj''I'j'uhlz/:nJ" vI" BJl-;JS Ar~D THE SAL'£:' Tt 1ER)F TU TH~ 8T TE OI 1ftY0li1iI!/}~ iJECLt\lI1.iING Ai, ::";(u::JiGEIiCY; II Wt-1S p1~ced upon its first and W;J5 rE,;:(d in full. There:].fter, it WRS moved by CouncilmaIl Dwivht J. Jones and secondad by Councj Ima:J Steve lliyskl that the rules be suspended, the secor;d ::lr;Jttird readin,,;s of Ordh'ance No. ][]JOi be dispensed with, "3.nd that SQid ordinance be placed upor; its final pasE: ,ge. The roll W3.S ca.L:ed upon sald motion with the following results: voting "Aye": Angelo L. Kaumo Dwight J. JonES Steve Myska John E. l,'Jendt Arthur ::l. Hafey Those voting "Nay": None Absent: Michael Fech, Sr. The 'Mayor, RS prp-sidj.ng officer, declared the :notion cR.rr1ed unar,im ously, the rules susper:ded, the second and third read i nfl's of Ordimmce No. 113lJ di spensE;{i with, 8.nd said ordir,Rn('e ')laccd upon its fiX'''l n;lssa"e. Thereupon~ it w',s moved by Counc-iLr:8n JOd('S awl sec.lnded by Councilman Steve JI~yska that said Ordinance Ko. 1130 be p"lssed as !Fe ad . The rnotionheirs UpOl: the final P'lSS!\;!fl of said ordir:'mce, ~j1e roll W'lS called, yn th the following Those votinr: "~,ve!l: ,".n,,:elo L. K8L1110 Dw i :-!1t J. Jones steve t:yska Johr: E. V:enlt Arthur M. Hafey Those votinr; "Nay!!: II one Absent: l:!ichael Feeh, Sr. i'he t;nen dec lal'Ld th'lt said motion was unanimously carried; and that Urdir:::wce No. 113U was duly p:Js:::;ed and adopted as redd. There~pon, Urdhmnce Ii:'o. 113U WilS siGned by John i:.. Wer:dt, PrE.;sident of the Counc'll, apprJved by M'lyor Edwin .t;;. Ja:n6S :md attested by City Clerk, Carl F'. t'sia1a. JAck Volsey, owner of the 'Nhite E:}p:le Motor Company, appearEcd before the M"l'IOr and the COu.ncLL in to r; ght-uf-ways to alley west of Park Hotel property. It was then :noved by Cour:cilmar; l',,~yska and aecor:ded by C. Hnfey th.qt the matter be further ir:vestj by the City Attorney aed C Engin- eer, 'lnd a lat(;r report he HlRde t () the Council. l'lotion c'1rried. The Mayor then read a lett, r fro.l the Dep:1rt:nent of Health stating tiAt the examined s8:lple of roc1 Wi'll:' suit. It was also moved by the Councilthat the situation WEest uf Lincoln Avenue be investiglted in reg:lrd to an alley way. No protest received agaimt the he'1ri_ng Oil transfur of funds in the amount of $6,300.00, $3Uu.uO of which be transf rred to the Administrative Dept and $6,uOo.00 to the Police De:-Ylrtment fro:a the Street and Al.ley Department, it was rr;oveci by CouY]cil.rnar: Jo:,es and s(;cu!lded by Councilman Hafey that the Trans fer be <1.11owed. Motion carried. It was the;; .'floved by Cou:1cilrnar: Wel.dt an'. secu;lded by C. Hafey that the petitL.m to pave Ada::J.S Street in Fairfiew Addition be accepted and be inclu ed in same notir:e of ir~tention to p8.ve Thompson Street, Lincoln Avenue, and Jeffer son Stre(;t. Motion carried. The Council then moved th'lt the situation regarding the new drive9 in or: Elk Street be jLvesti~"ted, as requested by I.'lr. D;rkowski. This bei ng the date legally advertisf:d for the openins of bids for paintinr: the extel ior of the Veterar:s' Housing Proj(;ct in Blairtown, the Mavor proceeded to open bids. fiftcr d iscussior: of the bids, it waf' :,,01c' ed by Council man Wer,'Jt and c econded by Councilrr3n Jones that the bid offered by Norman Mc Murtr:ie for $2,100.00 be accepted 'IS the lov:ert~d best bid. Those votinw "Aye" ~ Connci imen Myska, Jone~·, Wendt, ~ Hafey'!"'''''''5poosed: Csuncilman ~~ Absent: Councilman Fech, not voting. Thi s beirrrthe date Ie . ["ally advertised for tte oDeninr, of bi (is for rubber tile floorinr for the Council Cha.'Ilbers an:; the R'1dio roojm and adjoini room, the ~.1:~vor oroceeded to open bids. After discussion on the hics, it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Council1Jafl Myska that the Fordmore Furniture Store: be Cc)!ltr2cte:ci to ocrforrr the work in the Council Cha~nbers for $078 . RO as the lowest & best bid and th'3.t We:o;tfT rl Floor Coveriq,; Co. perform th layinr of rubber tile in the ndiu rOO:Tl and adjoining room for $240.50 A,S the lowest and best bid. Those voting "Aye": Councilman Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. Opposed: Councilman Kau;no. Absent~ CouIlcilman Fech, nut voting. It wa.s then ;noved by CouneLuna,. '\'Yenc.it and secur;ded by Counc:Uman Jom,s th1.t a culvert be bought Fro:Ji TnompsoYl Pi.pe for the a,nount of ~1,lJ34.56 to erect a new bridge on Hill Stre(;t. CCCC 2nd Addition. l\~oti(jn carded. It was then ![J:wed by CouncilmaL jlilyska p.nd seconded by Councilman Hafey that ;\r:fla.nd-Kellogg, Architects, proceed to call for bids for rest ruorns a.t the CCTwtc ry, so tha.t plans ca.n be advertised. Motioil carried. There being no further business to corne before, the Council, upon moti on duly:nade. secunded '3.nd c8.rried. the meetinf1 VT'lS .qdjourned. Attest, ~.~ ~4: trW~- ---, J Page 32 THE STATE OF WYOMING ) COUNTY OF Sw~ETWATER ) SS CITY OF ROCK SPRU:GS ) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMDn July 6, 1953 The Council met in Regular Session this sixth day of July, 19.53. The mee~ing was called to order by acting Mayor, President John E. Wendt, and upon roll call the following answered "presnet:" Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, endt, and Ha.fey. Absent: Mayor James and Councilman Fech. The minutes of the previous meeting, held June 29, 1953, were approve as rEJad by the Clerk. It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Kaum that Councilman Hafey be elected President of the Council for the meeting. Mot· n carried. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Hafey that the Officers' Reports, including the City Engineer's Building Permits Repo , e accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. The following list of Bills and Claims W'1S presented to the Council or payment: WIN E. JAMES SALARY $100.00 TEVE MYSKA " ho.oO OHN E. WE!\1lT II hO.oo lNGELO KAUMO " hO.OO 'fIGHT J. JONES II ho.OO flCHAEL FECH, SR. " hO.()O .RTHUR M. HAFEY " hO.OO , WIN V. MAGAGNA II 165.00 ARL F. ASIALA " 325.00 VELYN F. BERU II 115.00 Y1v1JND F. VENTA " IhO.OO R. K. E. KRUEGAR II 50.00 vAFE SEALE II 150.00 OSEPH PORENTA " 260.00 EX R. CHRISTIE " 225.00 RLENE I. PIVIK II 2ho ,00 OHN ZAKOVICH " 375.00 OHN VERONDA " 325.00 ORN HANSEN " 325.00 AMES H. OOAK II 325.00 LLIAM J. HARVEY 1I 325.00 OSCAR OLSEN " 325.00 LOUIS W. MUIR " 325.00 PETE MIRICH " 325.00 GEORGE LEMICH " 325.00 JAMES STARK " 325.00 HARRY COTTRELL " 270.00 JOHN. MARIETTA II 30.00 PETE J. TRONQUET " 375.00 ISAAC ROBERTS, JR. 'I 325.00 ROBERT CUTHBERTSON n 325.00 ROBERT M. STU."'.RT " 325.00 EA.RLE LAWLESS " 57.00 KEIH1E.TH OCKER,\1AN " 57.00 OLIVER HENSALA " 57.00 ED PALANCK It 57.00 VHLLIAM J. MATTHEWS 'I 57.00 WILLIAlv1 E. SMITH " 57.00 JOSEPtI GIORGIS It 57.00 HAVEN MUSGROVE II 57.00 MIDY ANGELOV IC " 375.00 NTUN STARMAN II 295.00 LIFFORD B. HOPKINS 335.00 JAIvIES . THOMPSON " 160.00 OHN RIBOVICH " 295.00 EX KVASNAK " 260.00 NESIMO BRANCH " 260.00 ICHARD BARRASS " 260.00 ENRYPOTTER "II IKE BEHUN 1!60l00 ESTER BLUEMEL " iw.oo " 260.00 OE BEHUN " .IKE PAULICH 260.00 AT BRANCH, JR. " 130.00 " 260.00 Pa~e 33 JOHN SKUBIC SALARY 280.00 ANDREW BERNARD " 240.00 DOMINIC V. FERHERO " 240.00 ANTON YUGOVICH It 240.00 JOE KOL!vlAN " 141.00 MARTIN KOBLER II 240.00 ADONIS ROMERO II 240.00 WIARIE L. LASCOR 11 17.5.00 ABE MOBLEY " 260.00 BENJAMIN GUTIERREZ " 260.00 JEFFERSON ALLEN " 2.50.00 MIKE Z"UBAL " 260.00 MIKE TOMISICH "260.00 The deductions not shown in the above salaries are as follows: Withholding Tax: $1,.572.68, Social ~ecurity: $142.92, Insura~lCe: $34.13, Policemen's Pension: $6.5.00, Firemen's Pension: $27.00, Hospltal: $370.3.5~ A & B ELECTRIC Airport Maintenance $91l50 ALLIED STEEL CO., INC. PARTS 282 •.54 AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO. LINENSERVICE FOR MO. 5.00 AUTO PARTS CO. PARTS & SUPPLIES 178.46 BLUE BELL CO. GASOLINE FOR MO. 163.41 THOMAS CARTER DOG LICENSES & DISPOSAL 3J .00 CITY POLICE PENSION FUND APPROPRIATIO:: FOR 19.53 1,800.00 CJTY TREASUR~R, P1~TY CASH EXPRESS, PORTAGE, ETC. 27.30 COLONY CORPORATION GALVA~UZED PIPE 31.92 CRIPPA MOTOR CO. PARTS 9.96 CRYSTAL ICE CO. ICE 3.60 L. N. CURTIS & SONS PARTS & SUPPLIES 38.78 DESERT OIL CO. KEROSENE 9 •.57 DYE'S OFFICE SUPPLY REFILLS FOR PE~:S & TABLE 110.98 FDULGER EQUIP. CO. PARTS & SUPPLIES 23.5.28 GRAND CAFE !.ffiALS FOR PRISJNEHS FOE MO. 78.30 GREENHOUSE FLORAL PLANTS & Tl-lEES 163.9.5 GRIMCO SIKGS 28.77 HAlHLTON'S FURNITURE MATTRESS 20.00 ENDRIE & BOLT HOFF CO. PARTS & SUPPLIES 2 • .51 HOUGE -RADIO & SUPPLY CO. TUBES 37 •.57 L1IS HUDMAN ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR MQ. 1,3i33 •.56 IDAHO TYPEWRITER EXCHAnGE ROYAL HHS 1.5" 172.50 OLMAN TIRE CEIIT.:.cR PARTS & SUPPLIES ~ 189.60 AYOS & LAYOS SBR~ICES FOR IIiO. fJAAS OEGAN CO. 60.00 PARTS & SUPPLIES 13.94 HLLS CO. ENVELOPES INNESOTA MINING CO. 44.0.5 SCOTCHLITE SHEETING 46.90 MJUNTAIN STATES T. & T. SERVIC.I!;S FOR MO. NATIONAL SUBPLY CO. 80.1.5 PIPE 6.87 NORMAN MCMURTIRE, COI~T. PAINTING AS PER BID 2,100.00 NORTH HARDWARE CO. PARTS & SUPPLIES NORTHERN UTILITIES 2.5.06 " " " .581.36 PARKER BROS. DRUG ALCOHOL CYRIL RAHONCE & CO. 2.49 SERVICES FOR MO. 286.00 ROCK SPS. BODY & PAINT PARTS & SUPPLIES "" ITUING STATION 18.00 GASOLINE FOR MO. 191. 9.5 "" HIDE & FUR PARTS & SUPPLIES "" NEWSP APERS, HrC. .5.60 ABVERTISING FOR UO. 126.28 "" PLU~JlB BTG & HEAT. PARTS & SUPPLIES ROUTH BROS. MOTOR 2 • .5.5 " " " 326 •.53 SKEET'S ;\UTO CLInC 11 II " SUPERIOR LUMBER CO. " " " H.ll S~'.'EETWATER Oll, CO. GASOLUiE 89 •.58 16.38 THOMPSON PIPE & STEEL CO. PARTS & SUPPLIES TRI STATE Lln.mER CO. 1,034 •.56 II " " UFFIBRE CO. 202.38 " II " NION PACIFIC RR. CO. LiASES 3.58.40 NIVERWAL STORE 2.00 PARTS & SUPPLIES ffiSTERN AUTO TRANSIT 286.98 STERN. UNluN " " " TEL. FDR MO. 218.39 LLIAMSEN BODY EQUIP. & PARTS & SUPPLIES 9.47 ,ITE EAGLE MOTOR II I, " .5.32 OMING AUTOMOTIVE CO. 6 • .50 OMING BROADCASTTIW CO. " " II ADV. FOR MO. 192.31 10.~0 Page 34 WYOMING HIGHWAY DEPT. ~IO RENTAL 50.00 ZAK'S NASH SALES & SERVIC ASOLINE FOR MO. 256.99 SOUTHERN VlYmmJG UTILITI *ELECTRIC& WATER SERVICES FOR MO. 2,308.80 C/ .p Roc):, .sPH;" , s ~_k.. Y ~,.d&// !l-dJ; 1-,;',.. I-ffk~LL PAINTU;C DI5'FRIGT CITYI£ p~WMP 9,000.00 It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Jones that the list of Bills and Claims as presented by the City Clerk be allowed, and that the City Clerk be authorized to issue warrants against the City Treas urer in payment of the sa~e. Motion carried. It was then reported by Councilman Wendt that in the Booker Addition there were no light fixtures ar light globes on the light poles. He expressed the opinion that the six street lights should be relocated. It Wfl.S then moved by Councilman Jones that Southern l~yoming Utilities be aut~orized to relocate ·these six li;:;ht poles. Motion carried. Councilman Wendt then reported that the City At~orney must report his findings before any action can be taken in regard to the alle~ way west of the Park Hotel Building. It was then reported by Councilman Hafey that a street light was needed on Cedar Street, west of Walnut Street. It Wfl.S also reported that a strett lig t was needed on H Street. It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that the Streets and Alleys Co:nrnittee meet with Ed Roeseler to see what can be ·done in connection with lightinG these two streets. Motion car ied. It was then reported that light poles on Perry Street were dangerously located twelve feet from the line of property owners. The Council moved that t e Streets :md Alleys Committee investigate this situation. It was then reported that the drainage system located next to Mr. Dank - ski's property on Elk Street would be taken care of as soon as the surfacing wa taken care of on the property adjoining Dankowski's. A letter from the City Engineer to the Mayor and the Council was then read by the City Attorney, Edwin V. Magagna. This letter conta5.. ned suggestions for the Paving of Districts 45 and 47. It was then moved by Councilman Jones ~nd seconded QY Councilman Kaumo that the City Engineer's recom:llendations be accepted and that the City" En~ineer be authorized to m3,ke an estimate of the co on the city' f' part for"~t.~iifg"l:)i~trj cts 4~ and 47. Motion carried. A letter to the Mayor and the Chief of Police from Mr. Whitehead, Wyomi g Motor Club Division of the Triple A Cont.est, in regard to excellence of pedestr' record was read to the Council, and was placed on file. Having no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Kqumo and seconded by Councilman Myska that the Council adjourn. Motion cai"T~ed. ATY;:;ST: Page 35 THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF SWEf;TWATER) SS CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING July 20, 1953 The Council met in Regular Session this twentieth day of July ,1953. The meeting was called to order by John E. Wendt, in behalf of Mayor James, and upon roll call, the following answered "Pre~ent": Councilmen Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. Absent: Councilman Kaumo. The Minutes of the last regula.r meeting held July 6, 1953, were appro as read by the Clerk. It was then moved by Cour:cilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Mysk that the Treasurer's Budget Report be accepted and placed on file. Motion carr'ed. Mrs. Hughie Thomas and Mrs. Dominic Coletti then appeared before the Council in behalf of residents on Elias Avenue. They reported a situation of congestion due to parking on both sides of Elia.s Avenue. They were informed by the Council that parking was alre,qdy prohibited on the North side of the street.! Whether limited parking should be enforced on the south side of the street was left up to the Police Chief's own judgement. - Tim O'Farrell then appeared-before the Council with a written complai against the Zanetti Buslines. He complained of double parking, excessive nois at night and in early morning, and of trash being unloaded on Pearl Street, be tween Arapahoe and Pilot Butte Avenue. Mr. O'Farrell said the busses could be parked on the south side of Pilot Butte Avenue On Pearl Street, next to the gar and the noise building up air brakes would not be so disturbing. Mr. 0' Farrell was infonned by the Council that he should lea'ie his c ornplaint, and Mr. Zanetti would be spoken to on the matter. Dr. Matthew W. Medill then appeared before the Council on behalf of the dental association to propose water fluoridation in the City of Rock Spring He informed the Council that the cost of water fluoridation would be $.90 per family per year, and that it could be paid for through the monthly water meter charge. Dr. Medill was then informed by the Council that they should like to have a writ ten approval from the schools , civic clubs, and the Women's Club. Dr. Medill had submitted a letter from Dr. Jack~an stating that the Sweetwater Coun Medical Society is in favor of fluoridation of water in Rock Springs. Mr. Maga a then pointed out the fact that the Southern Wyoming Utilitites Co. would have t have the app:r:oval of the Public Service Commission if they were to tax water mete s. It was ~en moved by Councilman Hafey and seconded by Councilman Jones that the Malt Beveridge Permit issued to the Junior Legion Baseball Club for th eighteenth of July, 1953, be cpproved. Motion carried. A letter from the City Engineer, Ellis Hudman, was then read by Presi dent John E. 'Nendt in regard to the cost of relocating of saili tary and storm sewers in Pavinp: Districts 45 and 47. The total of sewers in the two districts as $40,724.00. It was then moved by Councilmar: Myska and seconded by Councilma Jones that the City Engineer's Report be accepted and preparations be made to ca 1 for bids on Paving Districts 45 and 47. Motion carried. The Daving of 0, 4th Addition Area, Fifth & Second Street, Wardell 'ourt, and possi_bly the ajrport was also discussed. The plans for paving Fifth o Streets hrtve already been approved. Plans for the remaining paving will be approved Tuesday, July 28, 1953. It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Hafey that the City Engineer proceed to draw up plans for the extension & pumping of he Septic Tank i_n Hill side Addition, in preparation for call.ing for bids on this o rk. Motion carried. Copies of the 1953-54 City Budget werefuen obtained, and the budget wa xplained by the City Attorney, Edwin V. Magagna. He;lring on the new budget is o be held July 28, 1953. The Council then discussed the vacancy on the Council resulting from he death of Michael Fech, Sr. It was decided by the Council that the position illed by Michael Fech, Sr. be left vacant for the remainder of 1953. The Council then discussed eXChange of tires on the new police car. fter some discussion, it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Council an Htfey that t he present tires on the Police Car be exchanged for the all blac ire bid by Wonstop for $88.75. Motion carried. --- Having no further business to c orne before the Counc il it was moved by ounc ilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Hafey that the C!lf; eting adjourn. Mot on arried. Attest: Page 3$ THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF 51J~i'EETWATl!;R) SS CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRllJGS, WYOMING, July 28, 1953 A special meeting of the City Council of the City of Rock Springs, i the County of Sweetwater, and state of Wyoming, was held on the 28th day of Jul , 1953, at the hour of eight O'clock p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City Ha 1, in said City, pursuant to notice and due call to each member of said Coun cil, for the purpose of Budget Hearing. President John E. Wendt called the meeting to order, and, upon roll cal~, the following answered present: Mayor Edwin E. Ja"lles Comle ilmen Anp.'elo L. Kaumo IrNight J. Jones Steve Myska John E. Wendt Arthur M. Hafey Absent: None This being the date legally advertised for the public of the 1953-54 City Budget, the City Attorney proceeded to explain the proposed budr;ret in detail. Several questions asked by the attending public were answer8d by the City Attorney, Edwin V. Ma(~agna. No protest being filed, written or verbal no change was made in budget f 1 gures • It was then moved by Councilman Kaumo, and seconded by Councilman Hafey that since this was a special meeting called for the qurpose of a public hearing on the City' s 19~3-54 Budget, that the meeting be adjourned. MotLm carried. THE STATE OF WYOMING) COGNTY OF SWEETWATER) SS CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMnW, July 29, 1953 A special meeting of the City Councilof the Ci tyof Roc k S'Jrings, in the County of Sweetwater, and state of Wyoming, was held on the 29th day of Jul , 1953, at the hour of eight o'clock p.m., in the Council Chambers in the City H:,l , in said City, pursuant to notice and due call given to each member of said Coun cil, for the purpose of providing money for the 1953-54 perjod and adoption of resolutions and ordinances pertinent to the provision. All answered present to 011 call. Thereupon, Ordinance No. 1131 entitled, !IAN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING MONEY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR E},DIIJG JV,r,;E 30, 1954, FOR SALARI1S AND EXPENSES OF ALL CITY OFFICIALS, FOR THE POLICE Dl;,PAH'l'MENT AND FIllli DEPARTMENT, FOR THE SUPP T AND MAINTENANCE OF THE CI TY GOVEH.NivIENT, AND FOR ALL OF ITS EXPENDITURES," AND DECLARING AN }~.MERGENCY, 11 was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded ¢ by Cou.nci - man Hafey that the rules be suspended and Ordinance No. 1131 be placed upon its second B.!ld third readi, .gs and final passage. The rol~ was called with the fol lowing results: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaurno, Joncs, Myska, and Wendt and HafeYl President John E. Wendt, as presiding officer, decl~red the motion carried for the purpose indicated by 3/4 of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Coune ilman Jones andrecvnded by Councilma H~fey tha~ Ordinance No. 1131 do pass. the roll was called and motion declared passed by the President of the Coune il as presiding officer, and therafter Ordinance No. 1131 as introduced and read was passed and adopted and signed by the President of the Councii, approved by the Mayor, and attested by the Clerk. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1132 entitled, itA RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE OFFICIAL CITY BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1953, AND ENDING JUNE 30, 1954, AS Rf:.VISED AND ALTERED AIm T~{AT THE EXPENDT'l'UHES UF EACH uFFTCER, DEpl, RTMENT, A.ND SPENDING AGENCY LIMITED TO THE Al.;OUNTS OF APPROPRIATION AS PASSED tUJD .~PPROVED BY ORDINANCE NO. 1131," was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. Page 37 Therafter, it was moved by Councilman Junes and seconded by Councilm Hafey that the rules be suspended and Resolution No. 1132 be placed upon its sec nd and third reading and fir:al passage. The roll was called with the followin re sults: Those voting "Aye t': Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, andWendt, and Hife • Opposed: Nor-e. The President of the Council, as presdiing officer declared th motioncarried for the nurpose indicated by 3/4 of the COUllCil. Therafter, it was moved by Councilman Kau,llo and :::econded by Councilma Hafey that Resolution No. 1132 do par:p. 'fhe roll was called and motion dedlare passed by the President as presiding officer, andtherafter, Resolution No. 1132 as introduced and read was passed and ,'ldopted and signed by the President of the Council, approved by the Mayor~ and attested by the Clerk. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1133 entitled "! RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CTTY CLERK TO CERTIFY TO THE COUNTY COMlI!:ISSIUNEHS THROUGHT THE COUNTY CLERK THE LEVIES TO BE MADE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDU:G JUNE 30, 1954, II was placed upo its first readtng and was read in full. Therafter, it was moved by Councilman Jones and Eeconded by Council mCln Hafev thlltUle roles be suspended and Resolution No. 1133 be placed upon it second a;d third readings and final pafsage. The roll was called with the fol lowing results: Those voting "Aye" : Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, Ilnd H;~fey. The President of the CounciL, as presiding officer decl'lred the mot on carried for the purpose indicated by 3/4 of the Council. Thereafter. it was moved by Councilman Kawno and seconded by Councilm n Jares that Resolution No. 1133 do pass. The rO.Ll was called and motion declar d passed by the President of the Council, as presiding officer, and therafter, Resolution No. 1133 as introduced and read was passed and adopted and signed by the President of the Council, approved by the Mayor, and attested by the Clerk. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1134 entitled ,It A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED BY THE CITY ENGINEER OF THE CITY OF ROCK SPR S, OMING, FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF STREETS IN "ROCK SPRINGS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT "ASSESSMENT DISTRICT) NO. 43". '\.,' . " .. ... '" was placed upon its first reading and W;:JS relld in full. Therafter, it was moved by Councilman Hafey ,qnd t;econo.id by Councilma Jones that the rules be suspended and that Resolution No. 1134 be placed upon its second and third readir:;,gs and final passage. The roll was called with the ll lawin!! results: Those voting ttAye : Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. Opposed: None. The President of the Council as presiding officer, declared the motion carried for the purpose indicated by 3/h of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilm n Kaumo that Resolution No. 1134 do P'lss. 'Ehe roll was called, ar:d motion dec1'1re passed by the President of the Council IlS presidi.ng officer, and therafter, Resolution No. 1134 as i~troducedand read ,vas passed and adopted and signed y the President of the Council, Ilpnroved by the Mayor, and nttested by the Cle Thereupon, Resolution No. 1135 entitled, " A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE LANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED BY THE CITY 1NGINEER OF THE CITY OF ROCK SPRIN OMING, FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF SI'REETS IN "ROCK SPRINGS STREET IMPROVEMENT ISTRICT (ASSESSMENT DISTRICT) NO .. 45" ~ was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. Therafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Council man Hafey that the rules be suspended and Resolution No. 1135 be placed upon its second and third readings and final passage. The roll was called with the ollowing results: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jone[i, Myska, Wenot, and Hafey. Opposed: None. The President of the Council, as presiding officer, eclared the motion cnrried for the purpose indicated by 3/4 of the Council. i The rafter , it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman I lfey that Resolution No. 1135 do pass. The roll was called ;md motion declared ~lssed by the President of the Council as presiding officer, and thereafter, Reso u ion No. 1135 as introduced and rea,'; was p'lssed and adopted and. signed by the Pr s ·dent of the Council, approved by the Mayor, and attested by the Clerk. Thereupon, ~aiitahbeNo. 1136 entitled, itA RESOLUTION APPROVING THE LANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED BY THE CITY ENGINEER 8F THE CITY OF roCK SPRIN OMING, FOR THE IMPIDVLMENT OF STREETS IN "ROCK SPRINGS STRE'b;T IMPROVEMENT ISTRICT (ASSESSMENT DISTRICT) NO. 48 11 • was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. Page 38 , The rafter , it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Jones th"lt the rules be suspended and Ordinance: ~Jo.JJ36 be placed upon its sec ond ana third readi,ngs and final paSS'lrre. The roll was called with the followin results': Those voti.ng "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, and Wendt, and Hafey •. Opposed: None. The President of the Council, as presiding officer, then decl'lred the :notion carried for the purpose indic1.ted by 3/4 of the Counci • Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Hafey and secorxied by Councilman Kaumo that nsrldimodV:M Ordinance No. 1136 do pass. Theroll was called and motion decl"red passed by the President of the Council as presiding officer, and thereadlter Ordinance No. 1136 as introduced and read was passed and adopted and si gned by the President of the Council, aporoved by the Mayor, and attested by the Clerk. It was then moved by Councilman Kaumo and feconded by Councilman Haf teat the City Advance a sum of $200.00 for the Jr. League Basebal.l Tuurnament. Motion carried. Having no further business to come before the Council, it was then mowed by a!ouncilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Myska that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. THE STATE OF WYOMING) COm-:TY OF SWEETWATER) CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, wYm.m~G August 3, 1953 The Council met in Regular Session this third day of August, 1953. The meeting was called to order by President John E. Wendt in behalf of Mayor James, and upon roll call, the following answered "Pre,ent": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myskq, Wendt, and Hafey. The minutes of the previous meetings held July, 20, 1953, July 28, 1953, and July 29, 1953 were approved as nad by the Clerk. The following list of bills and claims was then presented to the Coun cil for paymehU: EDWIN E. JAMES SALARY $100.00 STEVE MYSKA 40.00 JOHN E. WENDT " 40.00 ANGELO L. KAUMO "It liO.OO RTHUR M. HAFEY II 40.00 MICHAEL FECH, SR. " 40.00 EDWIN V. MAGAGNA " 165.00 'ARL F. ASIALA " 325.00 RIE L. LASCOR " 175.00 AYMOND F. VENTA " 140.00 R. K. E. KRUEGAR " 50.00 TAFE SEALE " 150.00 OSEPH PORENTA " 260.00 LEX R. CHRISTIE " 225.00 RLENE I. PIVIK " 240.00 OHN ZAKOVICH " 375.00 OH.N VERONDA " 325.00 OHN HANSEN It 325.00 AMES H. DO AK " 325.00 rIL.LIAM J. HARVEY " 325.00 SCAR OLSEN " 325.00 OUIS w. MUTR It 325.00 ETE MTRICH " 325.00 EO~GE LEMTCH " 325.00 AMES STARK " 325.00 ARHY COTTRELL " 280.00 OHN w~RIETT A 30.00 ET'L J. TRONQUET " 375.00 SAAC ROBERTS, JR. " " 325.00 'BERT CUTHBERTSON " 325.00 Page 39 ROBERT M. STUART SALARY $325.00 ANDY AN GEL OV IC II 375 .00 ANTuf'i STAH.MA1I! 1\ 295.00 CLIFFORD D. FuPKINtl II 335.uu JA..\1ES THOMPSON " 160.00 JOHN RIBOVICH " 295.00 AL EX KV ASNAK " 260 .00 ONESIMO BRANCH " 260.00 RICHARD BARRASS" 260.00 HENRY POTTER " 260.00 MI KE BEHUN· " 260 .00 LESTER " 260.00 JOE BEHUN " 260.00 PAT BRANCH, JR. " 260.00 JOHN SKUBTC II 28 0.00 ANDREW BERNARD " 240.00 DOMINIC V. FERRERO II 240.00 ANTON YUGOVICM It 240.00 JOE KOLA..":lN II 143.18 MARTIN KuBLER II 260.00 ADONIS ROMERO II 240.00 ABE MOBLEY II 260.00 Jt:FFE:RSON ALLEN" 60.00 MIKE ZUBAL " 260.00, MI KE TOMISICH " 260.00 FHAi\K YA.MNIK tt 60.00 JAS. DANKERT " 100.00 Vlra1. M. ISDn ASBURY" 80.00 JOHN G. CORIIJIANA" 105.00 Deductions not shawn in the above salaries are as follows: With holding Tax: $1,h48.90; Sc:cial Security: $131.37; Insurance: $31.01; Firements ~ension: $27.00; Police Pension: $65.00. LLSTEEL Cm.~ ANY PADS, BANDS, ETC. $ 34.90 I-RITE DRUft. PLASTER OF PARIS l.05 LUE BELL COMPANY GAS. FOR MO. 22.68 ITY AUTO SALES PARTS AND SUPPLIES 11.17 TTY TREASURER, PET';'Y CASH STAiVlPS, EXPRESS, ETC. 17.48 OLORADO PAINT COMPANY TRAFFIC PAINT 73.75 OLUMBIA REPORTING CO. TRANSCRIPTS 31.80ki:xti RONKHITE-DOSANKO SUPPLY CO • CEMENT CANS 42.25 RYSTAL ICE COMPANY ICE FOR MO. 1.60 YE'S OFFICE SUPPLY STEN.GILS, TA3S, ETC. 75.H5 RANK E.D1NARDS CO. PARTS AND SUPPLIES 5.33 ALLASHER TRANSFER &. STORAGE CONCRETE SAMPLES;;'TO CHEYENNE 7.22 .rFiAND CAFE MEALS FOR PRISONERS 107.1 AMILTON'S FURNITURE WINDOW SHADES 48.00 LIS HUm~AN Er~G. SERV IC ES FOR MO. 1,111.10 DAHO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE REPAIRS 17.50 OLMAN TIRE CE~1l'ER REPAIRS, ETC. 22.75 ~C GALLEY EQUIPlvlli:NT CO. FUFCED Am BXHAUS'l'iR 80.00 ,ARVEON SA"'AryER SIGNS HEPAIRS 21.00 CCURTAIN 'MOTOH CO. GASOLINE 8.50 LLS co. . DESK PLATE, LETTERHEADS, t:TC. 32.83WP ATIONAL SUPPLY CO. RATCHET HANDLE 1.00 ORTH HARDWARE COMPANY PLASTJ:.R, PAINT, ETC. 72.30 ORTHERN WYOMING UTILITIES GAS. FOR MO. 5.88 CKERIl"lAN ELECTRIC REPAIRS, PARTS, ETC. 101.96 AAKER WHOLI:;SALE COMPANY BOMBS, TISSUE 17.95 AHONCE &. COMPANY SERVICES 55.40 • S. ELEOTRIC PARTS AND SUPPLIES 1.22 It NE.WSPAPERS, INC. ADV. FOR MO. 299.86 OCKY MOUNTAI?If DIRECTORY CO. srrATE DIRECTORIES' 50.00 HOIV..AS C. SMITH SCALES REPA IRS 375.00 OUTHERN WYOMING UTILITIES LIGHTS & WATER 2,415.25 OBERT L. STREETER ENG. SERVICES FOR M01 1,518.61 UPERJOR LUMBER COMPANY PARTS & SUPPLIES 41.20 .rEETWATER· OE COMPANY GAS. &. AXLE 82.05 " PLml:BUTG &. HEAT. PARTS AND REPA.IRS 213.71 TON PACIfIC COAL. CO. STORE GLOB ES '.80 " II R.R. CO. LEASE .5PO. 1~STERN UNION TEL. &. TI'L. TEL. FOR MO. 10.37 mTTE EAGLE MJTJR GAS. & REPAIRS 21.35 Page 40 WORTHAM MACHINERY COMPANY PARTS & SUPPLIES $ 12.98 VI'YOMING AUTOMOTIVE CONJPANY It" " 33.44 ZAKIS NASH SALES & SERVICE GAS. AND UIL 12.58 XANETTI'S CHIEF MOTOR FLOOR 11AT, GAS. At'IJD OIL 19.85 L TDIO' S CHEVRON GAS. FOR 110. 223.62 ORME' S TEXACO " II II 236.11 WHITE MOUNTAH LODG.2~ "" II 214.93 It was then moved by Coure ilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Mysk that the list of Bills and Clai:ns as presented by the City Clerk be a.llowed and that the City Clerk be authortzed to issue warrants against the City Treasurer in payment of the same. Motion cqrried. It W·IS then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Hafe that the City Engineer's BuUding Permits Report and Officers' Reports be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. Mike Radakovich then appeared before the Council and reported a com plaht that the slope by his property on the lower end of Third Street is very dan~erous when it rains. It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Hafey that the City Engineer investigate the situati.on with the Stre t Commissioner. Motion carried. John Redford then aopeared before the Council in re~ard to the parkin of Mr. Bunning's trucks on the end of Sherman Street. He was in doubt as to whether Mr. Bunning had the prooerty on which he narks his trucks leased or not He was informed th~t the property was leased, but the City Attorney said he would find out the exact extent of the lcasj, and report back. Dr. M. W. Medill then appeared before the Council with letters from var4.Qus ci.vic clubs and the school board confir:ning their approval of wrrter fluoridation in Rock Springs. Dr. Medill also presented to the Courlcil a copy of the Green River Resolution, as adopted, accepting water f.luoridation, wlhich was read by President John E. Wendt. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that a representative of the Southern Wyoming Uti lities Company be asked to meet with the City Cour~il in regard to fluwridation of water in Rock Springs. Motion carried. Dr. H. A. 0' ma11ey then appeared before the CounCil, stating that he would like to have a deed to the vacated property on E Street. Dr. 0' malley wa then informed by the City Attorney that he would have a deed prepared for the next regular meeting. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1137 entitled, "A. RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR A PRLMARY ELECTION TJ BE HELD IN THE CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMI1-JG, ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1953, FIXING THE HOURS BETWEEN WHICH SAID ELECTlm; SHALL BE HELD DESTGNP.TING POLLING PLACES IN THE THRE.'E WARDS OF THE CITY, NAMING CLERKS AND JUDGES OF ELECTION, At;D PROVIDING FOR THE CANVMS OF THE VOTES CAST," was place upon its first reading ami was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilm Hafey that the rules be suspended and Resolution No. 1137 be placed upon its second and third readings ~nd final passage. The roll was called with the fol lOwing results; Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kau:no, Jones, Myska, Wendt, an Hafey. The Mayor as presiding officer, then declared the motion carried for the urpose indicated by 3/4 of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilma afey th"tt Resolution No. 1117 do pass. The roll was called, and motion declare assed by the Mayor as presidLnr; officer, -'lnci therafter, Resolution No. 1137 as introduced and read was passed md Rdopted and signed by the President of the Co il, approved by the Ivhyor, a!l.d atte sted by the Clerk. After some discusslo::: on providir:g a water line for the new section of he cemetery, it was moved by Councilman K :umo and seconded by Councilman Hafey hat the Cemete~ Committee investigate to see how much line would be needed. otion cl3.rried. " It W{3.S reported that Mr. Zanetti said we would Cooperate with resident n Pearl & surrounding streets by causing less disturbance wi th his ·busses. It was then reported by Council~an Hafey that John Anselmi would like i~ o have the property line adjusted on E. Street by naving the sidewalk torn out nd make a driveway curbing on E and Bra adway. After some discussion on the mat er, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Jones that the treet & Alleys Committee invesitgate further with Mr. Anselmi on the matter... M arried. tion .. HeWing no further business to come before, the Cour~il, it was moved by ouncl1man Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Hl3.fey that the Council adjourn. Moti carried Page 41 Attest: THE STATE OF 1ffuMING) COUNTY OF SWEE:'l'WATlill) SS CITY OF RUCK SPRINQS) ROCK SPRINGS, -WYOMING, August 17, 1953 Due to a lack of quorum, the Council meeting to be held this seven teenth day of August, 1953, W:JS post-poned until the 24th day of August, 195:?- THE STATE OF 'NYOMING) COUNTY OF SWEETWATER) SS CITY OF hOCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, August 21+, 1953 The Council met in Regular Sesston this 24th day of August, 1953. The meeting was called to order by the Mayor, !lnd upon roll c all the following ;:Jnswered "Present": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, rmd Hafey. The minutes of the previous regul::lr meeting held on August 3, 1953, were approved as read by the Clerk. It was then moved by Counci.lman Myska and seconded by Councilman Hafey that the Tre3surer's Financial Report be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. Owen West then appeared before the Council with a cO:fiplaint that Pete Trahalis built a fence on street proPerty on Center Street. He reported that he had sold his property on Center Street to Mr. Lewis, who, in turn sold it to Mr. Trahalis, retaining a twelve-foot easement. Mr. West reported to the Council that Mr. Trahalis had built a fence on the street property, blockin Mr. West's dirveway on the easement. Mr. West asked the Counci.L if they could have the fence removed. It was then ([Joved by Councilman Hafey and seconded by Councilman Myska that the Street and A.Lley Committee invesitgate the property lines on Center Street 3nd report back. Motion carried. A petition fro:n residents on Edgar Street requesting more frequent water sprinkling on Edgar Street was then read by President John E. Wendt. After some discussion on the written petition, the CounciL decided that Edgar Street already is getting its proper share of water. This being the date legally advertised for opening bids for Paving Distri.cts 43, 45, 48, and 60., the City Attorney proceeded to open and read the bids as follows: P. D. 43 P.D. 45 P.D. 48 P.D.60 Total Woodward Const. CO. 19,2RO.85 2R,509.75 18,698.50 3,794.20 70,28).3 Huntley Const. Co. 20,071.35 30,300.55 21,190.05 3,897 .30 75,459.2 Big Horn Const. Co. 24,966. 31,988.00 23,949.50 4,653.50 85~557.7 Tenton Const. Co. 22,889.20 31,053.10 22,885.50 1.+,771. 50 80,799.3 It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Coune ilman Hafey that the City Engineer tabu11te the totals on all bids in order to take . , fi 11"l1 .'lction. Motion carried. It w-"ts then moved by Coc:ncilmA.n Uyska and seconded by Councilman Jones thA.t WoodwCird Construction Co. bid be accepted as the best, and lowest, upon approvA.l of tabul'lti,)D by the City Engineer. Motion carried. The Ci~arette Tax Distribution was then reported by President John E. Wendt for the month of July, 1953, for the state of Wyoming as a total of $31,777.80, Rock Springs' potion of which is $2,5'1.06. It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Jone that the allount of $59,139.99 submitted as an esti late of materials for the 195 Sewage Treatment P.Lant by R. N. Ca,-r,psey and Tucker be accepted and taken care of as soon as the bonds are delivered. Motion carried • .f Page 42 It was then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman dafey that the transfer of Retail Liquor License No.2 from Ernie. C. Faler and Tony Begovi..ch to Tony Ber:ovich "nd Alfred H. Schurmann be allowed and the State Liquor Commission be notified of the transfer. Motion carried. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Myska that the transfer of Reta-il Liouor License No. 25 from Fred J. Taucher "md Rona d C. MacGregor to Fred J. Tauche; and Lee Roy Brineg"lr be allowed~ and the State Liquor Commission be notifi ed of the trqnsfer. Motion c;J.rried. i It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Jones I that Cyril R;mor;ce & Company be contracted to place a sidewalk' 8Ild driveway acent to the O'malley property, Eor the sum of $300.00. Motion carried. It w;l.S then moved by Councilman Hafey and seconded b'y' Councilman Myska that the City Clerk and Mayor be authorized to execute and deliver Quiclaim Deeds or: portion of E adjoining to O'malley property and F StreE;t adjoin ing to Speer property on payment of $519~70 by Dr. O'malley and $464.24 by Mr. Spicer. Moti~n carried. _ The canVllSS of votes of the Primai-y Election held on August 18, 1953, shows the following results: Mayor Ward I Ward II WardIII Total Edwin E. James 133-43 57-61 75-75 444 John E. Wendt 10- 1 3- 2 16 !-traron Megeath 2-0 5-0 0- u 7 Jack Jones 2-0 0-0 0- 0 2 Paul J. Wa taha 1-3 0-2 13 Joe Chester 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 Art'1ur M. Hafey 0-0 1-0 0-0 1 Steve Myska 0-0 1-0 0-0 1 Andy Anf"elovic 0-0 2-0 0-0 2 Andrew Arnott 0-0 0-1 0-0 1 Bob Stuart 0-0 0-1 0-0 1 Leo Chung 0-0 0-0 0-1 1 Dwight J. Jones 9-0 1-0 0-0 1 Spoiled or blank 9-3 6-7 8-16 1~9 Total Votes C.'1st 157-51 73-72 92-95 540 Councilmen Ward I 'NardI! Ward Total A. M. Hafey 127-3R 165 ,Joseph Sepich 2R-IO 38 Spmiled or blanks 2-3 5 ight Jones . 59-33 92 tephan Mehal 8-31 39 ril Stavran 2-0 2 Braes 1-0 1 poiled or blanks 3-8 11 ngus Hatt 36-31 67 teve Majhanovich 49-60 lu9 poiled or blank 7-4 11 Votes Cast 157-51 73-72 92-95 540 It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Kay:mo tabul:'ltion of the primary election by the judges and clerks be apprO! ed s official. Motion carried. r,t was then moved by Councilman Myskaand seconded by Councilman Jones that the bills for the 1953 ori.l1ar,v election be accented and vouchers drawn for same. Motion carried. ' It was then moved by Councilm3n Myska 3nd seconded by Councilman Jones that the City Clerkbe authorized to clll for bids for a new boiler to replace he present one for the City HalL M()tion cRrried. The Council then discussed the Droblem of sewa~e disoosal ~br the new owlinr; alley east of town owned by Gu-:ido Flor. After so~e dis~ussion~ it was ,oved by Council that the City Engineer and the Steeet ~ Committee meet ri.th Mr. Flor and dtscuss the problem. Motion carried. Page 43 After some discussion on proper location for sidewalks on the corner of E Street and Bro adway, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Jones that the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to enter into an ement with Ansel~i in regard to reestablishing the sidewalks at the proper location, upon informatLm received fro!u the City .t:;ngineer. Motbn carried. Having no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Jones that t he Council adjourn Motion carried. Attest: / THE STATE OF WYOMING) COTJ"NTY OF bWl:.,E'l'WATER) SS CITY OF RJe K SPRIN GS) ROCK SPHbGi::l, V/Yu.MING, SEPTcl.lliER 9, 1953 The Council met in Regular Session this ninth day of September, 1953. The meeting was called to order by the Mayor, and upon roll call the following answered "Present": Councilmen Jones, Myska, Wendt, and HAfey. Absent: COUlIC 1- men Kaumo. 'fhe minutes of the previous meeting held August, 24, 1953, were Appro ed as read by the Clerk. The following list of bills and clainf-' was then presented to the Coun eil for payment: Edwin E. James Salary $100.00 Steve Myska " 40.00 John E. Wendt 40.00 II" Angelo Kaumo 40.00 Dwirrht J. Jone s " 40.00 P,rthur M. Hnfey " 40.00 Edwin V. Mag~p'na II 165.00 Carl F. IIsiala " 325.00 Marie L. Lascor " 175.00 Raymond F. Venta II 140.00 Dr. K. E. Krue~ar " 59.00 Wafe Seale " 150.00 Joseph Porenta II 260.ou Alex R. Christie " 225.00 Arlene 1. Pivik " 240.00 John Zakovich " 375.00 John Hansen II 325.00 John Veronda " 325.00 James H. Doak " 325.00 William J. Harvay " 325.00 Oscar Ulsen ! •. " ; " -'25.00 Loui s 1ft[. Muir 325.00 Pete Mirich " George Lemich " 325.00 James Stark " 325.00 325.00 Harry Cottrell II" John MArietta 260.00 Pete J. Tronquet " 30.00 Isaac Roberts, Jr. " 375.00 Robert Cuthbertson " 325.00 Robert M. Stuart " '325.00 325.00 Andy.M. Anee lovie "II Anton StArman II 375.00 C1 i fford B. Hopkins 295.L.00 " 335.00 James Thompson It 160.00 Page h4 John Ribovich Salary $ 295.00 Alex. Kvasnak II 260.00 Onesimo Branch 11 260.00 Rtch3rd Barrass II 260.00 Henry Potter " 260 .00 Mike Behun " 260.00 Lester Bluemel 260.0G "II Joe Behun 26u.OO Pat BraBbb., Jr. H 260.0u John Skubic II 280.00 Andrew Bernard " 240.00 Dominic V. Ferrero " 240.00 Anton Yugovich " 240.00 Joe KoLman " 140.00 Martin Kobler II 240.00 Adonis Romero " 2hO.00 Mary K. McKenzie " 64.00 Mobley " 260.ou ',~:i ke . Zubal II 260.00 Mike Tomisich " 260.00 Fra'1k Yamnik " 60.00 Win. M:. Asbury " 260.00 John C. <':ormana II 145.00 Lawrence Benedict II 30.00 Steve Kvasnak " 190.00 Frank Taucher " 130.00 Mike Kotar " 130.00 Bob Welsh " no.oo Frank Esnarza, Jr. !I 107.50 Deductions not shown in the above s8.1aries arE: as follows: Wi thhold"ip Tax: $1,564.31+; Social Security: $lh4.49; Insurance: $31.01, PO.1ice Pensio $65.00; Firemen's Pension: ~27.00. & B .l.'..lectric Parts & Hnpairs $ 64.54 merican Linen Supply Co. Linen Service for mo .. 500 uta Parts Co. Parts & SUP:Jlies 52.36 Willis C. .darnes Treneh ing 459.00 Blue Bell vOlilpany ";ies"l Fuel 6.. 75 John Bunning Transfer <':0. Moving .l.'..lection Booths 36.00 Cazin & Houtz Hesistor 9.54 City Auto Sales 1..- 0 . Parts & Supplies 2.43 City Treasurer's Petty Cash/Express, stamps, etc. 19.28 Colony Corporation Parts & Supp.1ies 29.89 Colorado Paint Company Tr8.ffic paint 73.75 L. N. Curtis & Sons Parts & Supplies 42.32 De Bernardi Brothers Concrete 54.00 Desert Oil Co;npany Kerosene, etc. 35.51 Dye's Offica Supo1y Lover sheets, ink, etc. 25.90 Foulger Equ tpment Company Chaines 97 .24 Gall.a;gher Transfer & Storap:e/Samples of Concrete to Chevenne 5.15 ueorgis Bros. Standard Serv./Gas. for mo. 221+.03 Grar:d C'lfe MeFlls for Prisoners for mo. 102.15 Hamilton's Furniture Store/Chairs 50.00 John Hansen ~og ~"soosal 22.00 Luke Harrigan Recording Deeds 5.00 Ellis Hudman ~ng. Services 1,111.10 Hulbert Brothers ~ Signs 790.00 Kelly Company Office Supplies 59.25 Kolman Tire Center Tires, repair s, parts 475.60 Lang Co~pany Parts 58.87 McCurta:i.n Motor Company Parts & Repaj rs 392.40 }'. B. McFadden Wholesale Co./Wax 11.03 Mills v oiapany blec t i on Supp1ie s 44.88 Montgomery Ward & Company Closet seats 34.53 Mountain States Tel. & Tel/Parts 68.80 Uik National SuP?ly Co. Parts 7.34 John North Hardware Co. Paint, brushes, etc. 78.83 Northern Utilities Company/Gas. for mo. 65.70 Parker Wholesale Co. C1orox, DDT 204.34 Charles Stewart hebuildinp' inerator 37.50 Cyril Rahonce & Co. Water to ~irport 55.00 Red Horse Oil Co. Oil 15.40 i:'age L.5 Roc k Springs Body & Paint Shop Repairs 52.20 Rock Snrings"-1ectric Parts j. 10.10 Rock S~rings Filling Stati on Gaso line for Mo. 85.62 Hock Springs Loe al Agents Ass' n. Insurance 398.65 Rock Sorings Newspaoers, Inc. Adv. for mo. 607.06 Rock Springs Plumbin~ Company pipe 2.55 Routh Bros. Motor Co. Parts & Rf!pairs L.8.41 Southern Wyoming Utilities Co. Lights & Water 2,429.38 Superior Lumber Company Parts & Reoairs 15.58 Sweetwater Oil ComPany Gasoline & Oil 21.40 Thompson Pipe & St~el Co. Parts & SupnLies 131.90 Tri State Lumber CompAny Pqrts & SupDlies 75. J14 Un i 'x: Pacific Railroad Co. Lease rental l.00 Uta.h Fire Cl ~ Company Parts 1 17.20 West Flat 1166 Service Gas. for mo. 109.70 Won Stoo Station Tires rJ~ 96.20 Wvoming BroadcAstin~ Company Adv. for mo. 20.00 W'Toming Automotive Company Parts & Supolies 52.00 W:yoming Highway Department Radio rental 75.00 Your Kirby Store Kirby Vacuum Lleaner 110.00 Zak's Nash Sales & Service Gas, oil, etc. 35.51 Robert L. Strieter Engineering Services 750.00 Pete's Mobile Super Service Gas. for mo. 211.06 It was then moved by Councilman Jones and secoLded by Councilman Haie that the list of bills and claims be allowed and that the Ci ~y Clerk be authori ed to issue warrants against the City Trea3urer in payment of the same. lvlotion carri d. It was then moved by Courici1rnan Myska and seconded by Councilman Jone that the Officers' Reprots, including the City Engineer's BUilding Permits Repo t, be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried •. Residents from A Street then apDeFlred b,efore the Council with the Comp a tnt th at the Ct ty does not h'lve sufficient zoninc; ordinances to protect the residen ial distr; cts of the City. The City Attorney then explained the buildi,ng ordinande .. to those orotesting, but said there were no actual zOf;ing ordinances. Resident I of A Street also complai.ned of having no place to place their ash cans, since trey have no ,alleys. It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilm n Hafey tha the City Attorney and the City Enp;ine(;r be aubhori zed to draw up a zo ordinance to tA.ke effect in every part 0:" town. MotiJn carried. . Mrs. Guido Flor then ~moe::}red before the Council in regard to the pro of Sewa()'e disposal for the new bowling alley e"lst of to'I'm. After some discuss i it W'lssuggested thqt sewa".e dispos11 might be obtR. ined for the bowlinp,' alley b ,joininf! the Blue Bell line. The City Attorney said the matter could be looked into i'1lmedjqtely. is being the dlte legiHly Advertised for the openiq:; of bids for Ali Improvem nt·P:z;'oj~cj.~N~r·9-48:-0~"7302)'>o:~ the Ci~y Attorney proceeded to do so. The bi s 'JTe as follows: i'ioodward Constructi.on Company: 4~39 ,R70.00, Inlnnd Constructio Comoany: $43,830.00, Huntley Construction Company: $45,(38.00, Kiewit Brother $L.L.,5Ro.00Jt W'lS then moved by Councilman Jones and secoLded by Councilman M,vsk that the bi.ds be tabulnted and the CAA be advised of the tabuL~tion in order to obtain thier recommendation on the matter. l11otion carried. A letter frOI.1 the Midwest Video Corpor:ltion was then read reyuesting a franchise for test to detL rmine advisability for television in Rock Springs. It 'as then moved by the Council that the City Attorney take charge of finding out about a resolution fur granting such a frmlchise and report back at the next reg lar neeting. Need for street 1: ""ltS on D Stre(;t and west end of North Front Street lear he Park Hotel was then:reported by the Cour:cil, and it was decided by the Counci '1at the StreEt and Alley Committee investigate the situations. Havi.ng no further businr ss to come before the Council it was then move y Councilmar: Mysl Attest: Page 46 THE STATE OF l~ryOMING) comJTY OF S1NEE'Y'''ATER) SS CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING September 21, 1953 The Council met in Regular Session this 21st day of September, 1953. The meeting WAS called to order, and upon roll call, the follo,dng answered, tlpresentlt : Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. The minutes of the previous meeting held September 9, 1953, were approved as read by the Clerk. It was then moved by Councilman l(aurno and seconded by Councilman Myska thB. t· the Tre asurer' s Financial Report be accepted and placed on f He. Motion carried. The followinrs bills were then presented to the Council.er payment: R. N. Campsey Construction Co.: $47,289.18; Pershing, Bosworth, Dick and Dawson: $657.56; Joseph H. Galicich & Kenneth G. Harnm: $4,162.50. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Myska that these bills be '111owed and paid. Motion carried. . Property owners of the Sunset Addition then appeared before the Mayor and Council to discuss what had been taiing place in the construction program of the new Sunset Addition. Tile matter was deffered, as no representative of contractor was present. This being the date lega..Lly advertised for the opening of bids for the installation of a new boiler for the City Hall, the fvllowing bids were opened: Superior Lumber Company, $3 ,tl9S .00; Rock Springs Plumbing Company: $3,7)6.00. It W;iS then moved by Councilman lVJyska and seconded by Councilman Jones that the Rock SprinGS Plumbing bid be accepted as tne best and lowest. Motion cnrried. A letter from the Director of Aeronautics w~s then read by the CiW Attorney, statinr: that no additional l'eder.'3.l funds were available for work on .. i .. ; the airoort, ar:d that the City would have to equal the anount of t.he State for thE.; work to be completed. It was then moved by Councilman JV1yska and second by Councilman Hafey th~t the City be authorized to delete the first three items from the pre3ent contra~t nnc enter into a separate contract by which the ctt;y would cor, tribute not more thrm $3 ,DOC. 00. Motion c.'3.rried. A letter froJ! Ke Darlir:('r to the lLayor was then re,qd to the Council in rer:"lrd to revis:i.on of lir:;hting of ';'.ardell Court. It wc's then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Tfyskn that the City pLace street lights on the street slde rather than on the property si.de of 1:IJardell Court, as was sug~ested in the letter :md recommended by the ~J1ayor~ Motion c.'3.rrie( d. A letter from the S:mthern Vlyomir' G Utilities Co. was then read in reO'ard to the Fluorid,qtion of 'Nater in Roc~ Springs. Since Green River has expressed an interest in the possibility of '.'Vater fluoridation, it W'lS then moved bv Councilman Jones .and seconded Councilman Kaumo that the City meet with Green River, and th.!lt the Mayor send a letter inviting the:n to attend a public hearing to be held in Rock Springs on the subject. It was also moved that a reoresentative fron Southc m Wyoming Utilities Co. be asked to attend. \1otion carried. After some discussion on the problem of traffic lights in the City, it was moved by CouLcilman lviyska and seconded by CounciLnan Kawilo t lat the State ighway Department be asked to investigr-lte the problem and .'3.150 that parking e limited to the west side of Soulsby Avenue, between Elias & Br r. l.':otion arried. Having no further businESS to c()me before the CounCil, it was then ,oved by Councilman ~/,yska an:i seconded by Councilman Hafey that the Council djourn. Mot jon carried. President of the Council , .'< j Page 47 HE STATE OF V,rymlH1G) OUNTY OF SWi 1,Tri\TER) SS ,TTY OF :;oCY SPR1KGS) RuC:'; SfR2"!'J'"IS, ':,'YU;II1NG, Sept. 30, 1953 The City C:mncil met in Special Session this 30th day of September, 953 for the purpose of considering and discussing an escrow agreement between ndersor: and aEsoci ltes, Woodward Consturcti on Company, and the City of Roc k 'prings for i,nprovem8nt of Sunset Addition. The Mayor called the meeting to order and upon roll call, the followin nswered lI.t'resent": Councilmen Kau.TlO, Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. The letter-furm contract to Floyd ill. Anderson from the Woodward Const. 'ornpany was read by the City Atturney, along with the specifications. After some discussion on the subject, it was moved by Councilman Myska nd seconded by Councilman Hafey that the ~Ilayor and City Clerk be authorized to ign a proper escrow agreement ~ri th Anderson to pruvide for i,nprovemcnts in the 'unset Addition. Uotion carried. Mr. Anderson was assured by the City Attl)rney that the F. H. A. would ec€ ive¢' a letLer from the City stati.no: th.qt thc; workdone by Woodward Constructi n ompany meets "ri th the City requirei:wnts and would be maintained whIm completed. Havinf', no further buslness to come before the Council, it W.'lS moved by 'ouncil,nan lilyska and seconded hy COULC ilman Hafey that· tne COU[.c il adjourn. v!otion carried. ttest: 7 Mayor Page 48 THE STATE OF ViYOMDG) COUNTY OF SWBETWATER) SS CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRnnS, WYOMING, October 5, 1953 The Council met in Regular Session this fifth day of October, 1953. The meeting was called to order by President John E. Wendt, and upon roll call the following answered "Present": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, and HA.fey. Absent: Mayor James. The minutes of the previous meetinr;s held September 21, 1953, and September 30, 1953, were approved as read by the Clerk. It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Hafey that CounciL'Uan Myska be elected President of the Council for the rneet Motion carried. It was then moved by Councilman Myskct and seconded by Councilman Jones that the Officers' Reports, including the Engineer's Building Permits Reoort, be accepted rtnd placed on file. Motion carried. The following list of bills and claims was then presented to the Council for payment: Edwin E. Janes Salary $ 100.00 Steve .Myska II 40.00 John E. Wendt \I 40.00 Angelo· Kaumo " 40.00 Dvoright J. J one s II 40.00 Arthur M. Hafey II 40.00 Edwin V. M.'l;-;agna II 165.00 Carl F. Asiala " 325.00 Marie Lascor II 175.00 Raymond F. Vent a II l40.~0 Dr. K. E. Kruegar " 50.00 Wafe Sf'ale 150.uO Joseph Porenta " 260.00 Alex R. Christie " 225.00 Arlene I. Pivik It" 240.00 John Zakovich II 375.00 John Veronda " 325.00 John Hansen " 325.00 J 11:11e s H. lliak " )25.00 Willian J. Harvey " 325.00 Oscar Olsen It 325.00 Louis W. Muir "II 325.00 Pete Mirich It 325.00 George Lemich tt 325.00 James Stark II 325.00 Harry Cottrell " 300.00 John Marietta " 30.00 Pete J. Tronquet " 375.00 Isaac Roberts, Jr. " 325.00 Robert Cuthbertson It 325.00 RobertM. Stuart " 325.00 Earle Lawless " 57.00 Kenneth Ockerman " 57.00 Oliver Hensala II 57.00 Ed Palanck " 57.00 William J. Matthews " 57.00 William E. S;nith " 57.00 Joseph Giorgis II 57.00 Haven Musgrove, Jr. " 57.00 Andy Ange lovic " 375.00 Anton Starman " 295.00 Clifford B. Hopkins " 335.00 James Thompson " 160.00 John Ribovich " 295.00 Alex Kvasnak " 260.00 OnesimQ Branch " 260.00 Richard Barrass It 260.00 Henry Potter " 260.00 Mike Behun II 260.00 Lester Bluemel Joe Behun " 260.00 " 260.00 Pat Branch, Jr. " 260.00 Page 49 John Skubic SRlary 280.00 Andrew Be rnard II 240.00 Dominic V. Ferrero It 240.00 Anton Yup;ovich It 240.00 Joe Kolman It 145.00 Martin Kobler " 240.00 Adonis Romero II 240.00 Abe fITob1ey II 260.00 Mike Zuba1 II 260.00 ?.1ike Tomisich II 170.~0 Frank Yamnik II 60.00 Steve Kvasnak II 260.00 Frank Taucher II 260.00 Gaddo " 70.00 Frank Likwartz " 90.00 Deductions not shown in the above salaries are as follows: Withholding Tax: $1,60R.48, Social Security: $146.05, Insurance: $34. 13, Police Pension: .00, Fire~enls Pension: $27.00, and Hospital: $366.48. A & B Electric A:irport maintenance 40 American Linen Supply Co. Services rendered 5.00 Asiala, Carl F. Expenses to Cheyenne 1+8.26 Bennion Motor Gas. for mo. 162.27 Bro.qdway Chevron Gas. 18.58 Burrough Cornor.qtion Office supolies 9.72 City Treasurer, Peety Cash Exprest-, box rent 9.14 Crippa Motor Co. Parts .09 Bernardi Bros. Cement .00 rt Oil Co. Kerosene 19.70 ISO Hicf; Sl1Vl1y Floor mat 14.98 Gal]~~~er Transfer Services rendered 14.03 Gardner-Denver Co. Eepairs 67.75 Grand Cafe ~ealsi for prisoners 86.40 Hudman, Ellis Engineering services 1,479.10 Interstate Motor Lines Services rendered 4. Kelly Company Office supplies 38.20 Kolman Tire Center Parts & rep airs 82.25 L~dio's Chevron Gas. for ~O. 179,26 McFadden'Yft101esale Co. Floejr polisher 285.00 l'i:att's Service Station Gas. for mo. 128.56 Mills Company Poll books .101. Mine Safety Appliances Co. Foille spray kit 38.00 Miners' Niercantile Co. Cheese cloth 12.00 ~lountain States Te1.& Servkes rendered 64.30 John North Hardware Co. Supplies 33.49 Northern Utilities Co. Gas, etc. 129.48 John Putz Services rendered 27.50 Cyril Rahonce Services rendered 371. 77 Roc k Springs Lac al Agaats Ass' n/lnsurance 52.00 RockSprings Newspap3rs, Inc. Adv. for mo. 38.0.85 Rock Springs Plumbing Co. Reoa; rs 6.40 ocky Mountai n Ban k Note Co. Bonds 270.00 outh Bros. Motor Co. Parts & repai. rs 98.06 Southern Wyoming Utilities Co. Lights & water 2,942.29 obert L. Streeter Eng. services for mo. 750.00 rior Lumber Co. Sanding, repairs, parts 471.35 Sweetwater OU Co. Gas., oil 100.33 Thompson Pipe & Steel Co. Signs 31.24 State Lumber Co. Parts 8,:; supolies 198.89 Union P~cific R. R. Co. Dama:-o:ed shipmEmt wec:d killer 72.00 Uni ve rsal Sto re h.rts & supplies 5.28 l,'iallace :Machine Shop H.ep!,!j, rs 7.29 Westf'rn Union Telegraph Co. Services rendered 25.60 Westway Standard Co. O;).S. for mo. 74. White Eagle Motor Co. Hep:J.i rs & parts 21.42 Wyoming Automotive Co. Parts & supplies 115.43 Wyoming Highway Dept. Radio rental 50.00 Zakls Nash Sales & Service Gas, oil, parts 52.50 Zanetti I s Chief Motor Co. Parts & repa5rs 88.99 age So It was then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Hafey that. the list of bills and claims be allowed, and that the City Cla:'k be authorized to issue warrants against the City Treasurer in payment of the same. Motion carried. Fred then appe'1ree. before the Cour:cil in to drainage of E Street. After some discussion on the problem it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that the City Engineer's recommendCltion be considered and the City Engineer give an estimate of drainage including curb and gutter catch basins from Wyoming Automotlilve Co. through Rennie to D Streets, or other feasible way to drain E Street betweer: Broadway and spur tracks. Motion carried. John then appeared before the Council in to the park- ing of Mr. Bunnings' trucks on Sherman Street. He was infom.ed that Mr. Bunnin had obtained a lease from the Union Pacific Railroad Company, and that there was no ordinance prohib~ ting lvir. Bunning's parkinc; his trucks on leased land. John Anselmi then appeared before the Council and aske« to have the zoning ordinance explained to him. He was informed by the Council k~at a zon ing ordinance "'Im.s being dravm up, but that the present ordinances would not reflect upon the commercial garage which is being built next to Anselmi's property on Clark Street. The problem of parking bussess on Channel and Clark Strec:ts was dis cussed by the Council, and it was moved by Councilman Hafey and seconded by Counc ilman Kaumo that the situation be investigaj>ed by the Street and Alley Commi ttee and thei r recolllnend'ltion be returned to the Council. Motion carried. A condition of dangerous parking of trucks on Lee Street was then discussed by the Council, and it was :noved b y Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman that the Council divide into two groups and investigate all the protested places. Motion carried. A dangerous drop-off in the sidewalk between the Turcato and Demshaa property on Street was also discusEed, and the Council moved to have the situation looked into and taken care of. Tony AUP'ust then appeared before the Council to report the need of some way to slow the cars traveling on Connecticut Avenue. The Council moved to have the situation looked into. Mr. Owen West then app~;ared before the Council in reG;ard to the remov al of a fence on street property on Center Street. It was moved by Council tha members of the Council and the City Attorney tal k to Mr. Trahal is and try to work out some satisfactory arranrement with Mr. Traha1is in regR.rd to the remov al of the fence ne~to to Mr. West's driveway. Thereupon, Ordimmce No. 1139 entitled, "AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE TSSUA~:CE OF CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS TO rrHE CITY OF HOCK SPRINGS, WYOMH!G, AGIHNST THE EST OF THE CITY dmIN:t;ER AIiD THE 1'.nNIES DUE THE CONTRACTOR FOH STREET IMPROVEMENTS IN ROCI-: SPRINGS PAVIN'J- DISTRICT NO. 43," was placed upo i tEO first reading and was read in full. Thereafter , it was moved by Counc ilm::tn Kaurno and seconded by Council man }!yska that the rules be suspended for the purpose of placing Ordinance No. 1139 upon its second and third readinr:;s and final passarre. Roll was called wit the following results: Tnose voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jone s, Myska, '.'fendt, and Hafey. The acting :nayor, as presiding officer, dec1a red the motion c~:l.rried for the purpose by more than 3/h of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Ityska and seconded by Council- man Kaumo that Urdinance No. 1139 do pass. The acting mayor, as presidirlg offi r, decllred the motion carried upon roll vote, and Ordinance No. 1139 was and adopted as introduced, read and was signed by the President of the Council, apnroved by the Mayor, and attested by the Clerk. Thereupon, Ordinance No. llLo entitled, "A.N ORDINANCl:.; AUTHuRIZI~G THE ISE::UANCE OF CERTIFIGAT::::S OF' IKDEBTEmbSS TO THE CITY OF RUGl" SPRINGS, WYCJMING, AGATNST THE 1STIY:P.TES OF THE CITY ENGINEER AND THL Mm,Il!;S DUE THE CONTh.ACTuR FUR S'l'FrEET I IN ROCK SPEHi:S PAVP;G DISTHICT NO. 4~," was placed upo its first reading and was read in fulL Thereaftf:r, it was moved by Councilrn;:m Jones and seconded by Council- . an Myska that the rules be suspended for the purpOSe of placing Ordinance No. n40 upon its second and third readim;s and fir::al passnce. Roll was called with the following results: Those vo1ing "Aye'!: Councilmen Kaumo, Jone , :!vlyska, fendt, and Ihfey. The actinE; mayor, as presiding officer, declqred the motion arried and the rUle;s suspended for the DUrDOSe indic'lted by 3/4 of the Council. Therafter, it W'lS moved by CouncHmar: Kaumo cu:d seconded by Counci.ln an ~1yska that Urdinance No. 114~) do pass. fhe acting mayor, as presiding officer, eclared tho motion carried upon roll call vote and ordinance No. 1140 was passe nd adoDted ;'is introduced, read and wa.s signed by the President of the Council, pproved by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk. Page 51 Thereupon, Urdinance No. 1141 entitled, 'tAN OEDmANCE AUTHORIZING THE TSSU',NCE OF' CERTIFTCAT=~S or nr:J:'>BTEDNESS TO THE CITY. OF ROC K SPF([NGS, V,l'[mII G, AGAINST ESTI';Li',TSS OF' THL C TTY ALD THE MONThS DUE THE CONTRACTJR FOR STREET DPHOvr.!:yi~NTS n~ RUG K SPHn:os PAvniO DIST!nCT NUMBER 60, It was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Hafey and seconded by Coun cilman Myska that the rules be suspended for the purpose of placing Ordinance No. 1141 upon its second and third readinGS and final passage. Roll was called with the following results: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Mysk , Wendt, and Hafey. The acting [:layor, as presiding officer declared the motion carried and the rules suspended for the purpose indicated by more than three fourths of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Jones and li:conded by Coun cilman Kaumo that Ordinance No. 1141 do pass. 'Ehe acting mayor, as presiding of ficer, declared the motion carried upon roll c all vote and Ordinance No. 1l1l was passed and adopted as introduced, read and was signed by the r resident of the Council, approved by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk. An estimate from the Campsey Construction Company was then present to the Council for part payment of work cOTG.oleted on the 1953 Sewage Plan in the amount of $28,265.27. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconde by Counctlman Myska that the estLna te be allowed and a voucher be drawn for pay ment of the same. Motion carried. It was then moved by Councilma,' JOGes and seconded by Councilman ~.wska that the City Clerk a;'ld the City Treasurer be authorized to issue certi ficates of indebtedness to the Woodward Construction Company in the amount of $4,461.60 for paving District No. 43, $192.00 fof paving District No. 45, and :tt400.80 for naving Distirct 1'10. 60. Motion carried. A letter from Ja':1es was then read to the Council requesting the sum of $55.20, the ar.1ount he wLshed to be reimbursed by the City for the reinstalhtion of a wl1ter line. After some discussion on the subject, it was moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that Mr. Benson be paid :$25.00, and also that he patch the street. Motion carried. The City Attorney then reported to the Council that Green River ould be present at the next me eting of the Council in reg'lrd to a hearing on fluoridation in Rock Springs. It w:::ts then ;noved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman ~Ilyska that the Mayor and City Clerkbe authorized to award a contract to the Toodward Construction Company, consisting of items 1, a, and 2, in the amount of $5,300.00, Airport Project No. 9-48-009-302, which would be subject to the approval of the CM. Motj on carried. It was theG moved by Councilman Hafey and seconded by Councilrr:an \f,yska that the N.ta.vor and City Clerk be authorized to award a contract to the ffoodward Constructjon Co., consiting of items 3,4, and 5, in the amount of 34,570.00, Airport Project No. 9-48-009-302, which would be subject to the pproval of the CAA. Motion c~uried. After some eli scussion on the ne ed of traffic Itghts in the city, 't was moved by Councilman Myska andreconded by Councilman Jones that the Police ornmittee meet with Ed Hoeseler and find the cost and estililflte of corner traffic ights. Motion carried. no further business to come before tle Council, it was moved y Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that the Coune il adjourn • .rotion carried. ttest: Page 52 THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF SWEETWATER) SS CITY OF roCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, OCTOBER 19, 1953 The Council met in Regular Session this 19th day of October, 1953. The meeting was called to order by Mayor James, arid upon roll call, the fol lOWing answered "Present": Councilmen Kau.o, Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as readbby the Clerk, and as corrected. It was moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Jone s that the Treasurer's Financial & Budget Report be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. Governor Hamm then appeared before the Council, in behalf of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, to request permission to decorate the streets for Christmas. It was then movea by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Myska that the request be granted. Motion carried. It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Kaumo tha~ the City expend up to $350.00 for Christmas decorations. Motion carried. It was then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Myska that a Malt Beveridge Permit be granted to the C. F. u. 374 SOCiety. (Lodge). Motion carried. Councilman Jones then reported that complaints in regard to cars speeding on Connecticut Avenue were justified upon investigation. Recommenda tion to use corner traffic lights rather then over-head lights, was reported by Councilman Jones. It was then moved byy Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that Councilman Jones' report be accepted and recommendation be complied with. Motion carried. It was then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Myska that bids be called for three traffic lights, to be determined by committee investigation. Motion carried. Mr. Zakovich then reported that the owners of trucks parked on Gale and Lee Streets have been notified to remove their trucks, as to hazardous parking •. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman )yska that the alley driveway on Lee Street be corrected by the City, as to the City Engineer's recommenaation. Motion carried. Mayor Wilkes and members of the Green River City Council were then welcomed to the meeting, to which they had been invited to discuss water fluor' ation for Green River & Rock Springs. The subject was discussed at some length by the Councils and Ken Darling was called upon to answer questions and explain some points on fluoridation of water. A letter from Dr. Drew of Sheridan was then read by President oohn E. Wendt, addressed to Dr. M. W. Medill, stating t t he, Dr. Drew, recommends water fluoridation, despite various objections to it that have arisen in Sheridan. The City Treasurer also reported on his telepho conversation with the Mayor of Sheridan, stating that fluoridation of water decreased tooth decay by 37%, and when voted on, the vote carried two to one for it. The Green River Council reported that it definitely 8pproved of the water fluoridation program. Mr. Galicich then explained the procedure of draw ing up a Resolution to obtain fluoridation. It was then moved by Councilmm Jones and sedonded by Councilman Kaumo that the City Attorney be authorized to draw up the resolution for the fluoridation of water. Motion carried. In regard to a request that the City maintain an alley on A Street betwe~n Carl Johnson's property and John Stafford's property, it was reported that the alley was not the property of the City. In regard to truck. and buss .. parking, it was moved by ~ouncilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Jones that the Mayor write to the Union Pacifi Coal Company in regard to the available ground where building are being cleared in the Fourth Addition. Motion carried. The Mayor was requested to find out from the U. P. whether the U. P. had sold a tract of land on Grant Street to John Oliva, that was used for alley purposes. It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Jone that the Mayor be authorized to write a letter to Mr. Durran of the U. P. Rail road Company in regard to trains blocking the South Pass Branch for too long a time. Motion carried. It was also decided that the situation of burning coal and causing disturbances in Blairtown be looked into. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1142 entitled, "A RESOLUTION PROVEDING FOR A GNERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD In THE CITY OF roCK SPRINGS WYOMING ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,t 1953,FInNG THE HOUFS BETWEEN WHICH SAID ELECTION SHALL B HELD, DESIGNATING THE CANDIDATES, DESIGNATING THE POLLTNG PLACES IN THE THREE WARDS OF THE CITY, NAMTNG CLERKS AND JUDGES OF ELECTION, AND PROVIDING FOR THE CANVASS OF THE VOTES AND BALLOTS CASTII was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. ' Page 53 Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Myskaand seconded by Councilman Kaumo th the rules be suspended and Resolution No. 1142 be placed upon its second and th readings and final passage. The roll was called with the following results: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. The Mayor, as presiding officer, then declared the motion carried for the purpose dicated by more than 3/4 of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Counc'l man Kaumo that the rules be suspended, and Resolution No. 1142 do pass. The ro 1 was called with the following resuts: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. The Mayor, as presiding officer, declared the r· motion carried for the purpose indicated. ! Thereafter, Resolution No. 1142 as introduced and read was passed and adopted and signed by the President of the Council, approved by the Mayor, and attested by the Clerk. There being no further business to come befDre the Council, it was moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Kaumo that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. President of the Council ttest:- HE STATE OF WYOMING) OU~ITY OF SWEETWATER)SS ITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, OCTOBER 23, 1953 The Council met in Special Session this 23rd day of October, 1953, he purpose of acting on amendment to Grant Agreement Project No. 9-48-009-302. he meeting was called to order by the Mayor, and upon roll call, the following nswereEi "Present":: Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1143 entitled, "A RESOLUTION ACCEP'tING D* NT NO.1 ro GRA~ AGREEMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN CONNECTION WITH EVELOPMENT OF THE ROCK SPRING MUNICIPAL AIRPORT (PROJECT NO. 9-48-009-302) AND UTHORIZING AND DIRECTING EXECUTION OF SAID AMENDMENT NO.1 TO GRANT AGREEMENT," a.s placed upon its first reading and was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Counei - an Hafey that rules be suspended and Resolution No. 1143 be placed on its secon nd third readings and final passage. The roll was called with the following esults: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. he Mayor, as presiding, officer then declared the motion carried for the purpos ndicated by more than 3/4 of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Counci - an Hafey that the rules be suspended and that Resolution No. 1143 do pass. The 011 was called with the following results: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kau 0, ones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. The Ma,or, as presiding officer, then declared he motion carried for the purpose indicated. Thereafter, Resolution No. 1143 as introduced and read was passed d adopted and signed by the President of the Council approved by the Mayor, nd attested by the Clerk. . There being no further business to come before the Council, it was hen moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Hafey that the Council djourn. Motion carried. . J p esid~nt of the ~ Attest: ./ Page 54 THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF SWEETWATER)SS , CTTY OF HOCK SPRThlCJS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, November ..., 1953 ~ The Council met in Regular Session this ~h day of November, 1953 The meeting was called to order by the M~or, and upon roll call, the followin answered ttpresent": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Hafey. The mi.nutes of the last regular meeting held on October 19, 1953, were approved as read by the Clerk. It was then moved by Councilmah Jones and seconded by Councilman ;.. Myska that the Officers' Reports, including the Engineer's Building Permits Report, be accepted and placed on fil~. Motion carried. The following list of Bills and Claims was then presented to the Council for payment: EdwiI'l E. James SALARY 8100.00 Steve Myska It 40.00 John E. Wendt It' 40.00 Angelo L. Kaumo It 40.00 Dwig:ht J. Jones It 40 .. 00 Arthur M. Hafey Ii 40.00 Edwin V. Magagna II· 165.00 Carl F. Asiala II 325.00 Marie L. Lascor It' 175.00 Raymond F. Venta It 140.00 Dr. K. E. Kruegar It 50.00 Wafe .Beale It, 150.00 Joseph Porenta 'f 260.00 Ale x R. Christie "' 225.00 Arlene I. pivik It 240.00 John Zakovich ttl 375.00 John Veronda It~ 325.00 John .Hansen It 325.00 James H. Doak It 325.00 William J. Harvey It 325.00 Oscar. Olsen It 325.00 Louis" W. Muir It 325.00 Pete ~lirich It 325.00 Georg~ Lemich " 325.00 James Stark II 325.00 Harrj Cottrell If. 290.00 John Marietta It 30.00 Pete "J. Tronquet It 375.00 Isaac "Roberts, Jr. II 325.00 Robert Cuthbertson It 325.00 Robert M. Stuart "' 325.00 Andy M. Angelovic n 375.00 Anton Starman It' 295.00 Clifford B. Hopkins It: 335.00 James" Thompson If 160.00 John 'Ribovich It" 295.00 Alex "Kvasnak H' 260.00 Onesi'mo Branch It· 260.00 Richard Barrass It 260.00 Henry Potter II: 260.00 Mike Behun It' 260.00 Lester Bluemel ttl ,;' 260.,,0 Joe Behun 260.00 Pajt Branch, Jr. It ,t 260.00 John Skubic 280.00 Dominic V. Ferrero tt, 240.00 Anto n Yugovic h tt 185.00 Joe Kolman n- 130.00 Abe Mobley " 260.00 Steve Kvasnak It: 100.00 Frank Toucher It 260.00 Pete "Gaddo !If 260.00 FranK Likwartz If 240.00 Jose A. Medi na It" 60.00 Page 55 Deductions not shown in the above salaries are as follows: Withholdi g Tax: $1,504.30, Sccial Security: $119.22, Insurance:. #31.01, Police Pension: $65.00, Firemen's Pension: $27.00 Erma Potter E1e c t ion Salary $38.00 Carrie Adkison It It' 38.00 Mabel Hafner " " 38.00 Dolly M. Libby " It 38.00 Myfanwy Goodnough " " 38.00 Blanche Bertagnolli It tt 30.00 I Katie Decora " tt 30.00 I Mabel Beveridge " II': 30.00 Catherine Costantino " " 30100 Flora Cassas Iii " 30.00 Lucy W. Braes If It: 24.00 Frances Krza II' " 24.00 Elizabeth N. Barrass tI '" 24.00 Lillias Wise If II' 24.00 Irene M. Moffitt It, It: 24.00 Tresa Fo~nengo !Ii It! 16.00 Rose Jereb It " 16.00 John Velaga II' It .16.00 Mary Palko tt It! 16.00 Katherine Ribovich It II ,16.00 Lena Hastinc:s If ..J ~ " 32.00 Zella . Wilde I. It 32.00 Anna F'abiny " II' 32.00 Eleanor Tolar II II' 32.00 melia Hill II', " 32.00 Jenatte Davis "II It 24.00 oldie Hatt ": 24.00 rmi.nio Gatti \I It 24.00 Irma Dolgas '" It1 24.00 Jennie Popp " " 24.00 I dams Manufacturing Co. Sand urns $ 57.00 '" i llsteel Company Calendar pads, erasers , 4.56 merican-LaFrance-Rorp. Parts 39.70 merican Linen Supply Co. Linen Service 5.00 Xuto Parts Co. Parts 107.18 Broadway 'Texaco Service Tire Repairs Burroughs Corporation Ribbons, etc. 1.50 9.78 John Bunning Transfer & Storage/Digging Ditches City Auto Sales Parts 45.00 Crippa Motor Compahy Parts 128.28 1.32 City Treasurer, Petty Cash/Sewage Plantfjxpress, stamps, etc. . 47.55 De Bernardi Bros. Sidwwalk repairs Desert Oil Company Zeroline 357.50 Dyels OffIce Supply Office Supplies 49.30 Georgis Bros. Standard Repairs 12.75 Grand Cafe Meals for Prisoners 3.25 udman, Ellis Engineering Services 99.45 elly Company Office Supplies 1,489.10 olman Tire Center Parts & Repairs 22.13 odel Conoco Service Gas. for mo. 86.50 Mountaih States Tel. & Tel./Tele. services for mo. 367.71 John North Hardware Supplies 59.90 Northern Utilities Co. Supplies 28.53 George Okano Orchestra for dance 14.55 01'lle Texaco uasoline 57.00 arker Bros. Drug Sulphur Candles 18.78 ohn Putz & Co. Repairs 1.20 ahonce, Cyril Curb & gutter repairs, water to airport 6.75 Rodk Springs Local Agents Ass'n./Insurance l'Vt6.780 Rock Springs Newspapers Adv. for mo. Rock Springs Plumbing Co. Parts 397.63 Routh Brosl Motor Parts 3.65 Southern WYo. Utilities Lights & Water 1.38 Tri State' Lumber Co. Parts & Supplies 2,918.30 Tynsky Service Station Gas. for mo. 82.52 U. P. Coal Co. Store Eight Globes 89.61 U. P. Railroad Co. Lease rental 5.76 Utah Cone rete Pipe Co. Parts 1.00 567 .. 00 age 5' Utah Fire Clay Company Parts 11.39 Utzinger Chevrolet Company Parts 5.00 V-1 Oil Company Diesel Fuel 11.56 Wallace Machine Shop Repairs 31.65 West Flat 1t06"' Service Gas. for mo. 247.05 Western Union Tele. Co. Telegrams 2.15 White Eagle Motor Company Gasoline 8.72 White Mountain Lodge Gas. for mo. 36.12 Wyoming Automotive Co. Parts 14.24 Wyoming Broadcasting Co. Adv. for mo. 45.00 WYoming Highway Dept. Radi 0 rent al 50.00 Yellowstone Cafe E1e ctions meals 46.95 Zak's Nash Sales & Service Repairs 48.06 Zanetti's Chief Motor Co. Parts & Repairs 21.80 John Zueck Coal Slack 63.00 Park Grill Election mais 34.50 Tom Thurn Ice Cream Co. Fudgesic1e s 95.85 Hollywood Cafe Election meals 66.00 Kellcgg Company Supplies 18.00 Woodward Construction Co. Qiling Edgar & Thompson Streets 955.50 A. M. E. Church Polling Place 15.00 Motor Sales & Service Polling Place 15.00 School District No. 4 Polling Plees (High & Lowell) 30.00 It was then moved by Councilman Myska and sec.onded by "'ouncilman Jone that the list of Bills and Claims be allowed and that the City Clerk be author ized to issue ~arrants against the City Treasurer in payment of the same, and that the City rreasurer be authorized to issue warrants in payment of the fol lowing estimates:- Paving Dist. No. 43: $4,577.86, Paving District No. 45: $2,)58.40, 1953 Sewage Treatment Plant:- $91,849.29. Motion carried. A letter to the Mayor from O. ~. Durran, Ass't. Superintendent, was then read, stating that the matter of excessive parking of trains on crossi~ ad been taken care of. It was then reported to the Council that a Quitclaim Deed had been issued to the City of Rock Springs by the Uni0n Pacific to alley way adjoin °ng Mr. Oliva's property on Granti Street. It was then decided by the Council that the request from the American d Cross be granted for use of the Council Chambers on the second Wednesday f each month from 7 to 8 pm. Mr. Stensaas then ~peared before the Council to request the se~ting side of six lots for the use of three mausoleums and recommending perpetual are. After some discussion on the subject, it was then moved by Councilman ska and seconded by Councilman Jones that Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, on the No~h ide of Block 401 be set aside for mausoleums. Motion carried. It was then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Jones hat the Cemetery Committee be authorized to study the Stansbury Plot and Per etual Care Plan for cost,' etc, on Blocks 401 and 400. Motion carried. Jacob Sepich then appeared before the Council. He stated that he was nable to find work, and that his application had been placed with various peopl • The Council informed ~. Sepich that they would inform the Department Heads of the City so that Mr. Sepich would be entitlted to consideration in obtaining ork. The canvass of the votes of the General Election held On the third 1953, show the following results: WARD 1 WARD 11 WARD III TOTAL dwin E James 779-122 244-116 291-195 1947 John E. Wendt 314-269 153- 96 306-231 1369 oste110 1 1 acGregor 1 1 osenburg 1 1 poiled or blank~ 4 2 4 13 3 29 otal Votes Cashl098-596 399 216 610 429 3,348 ouncilmen rthur M. Hafey 922-442 1364 acob Sepich 127-146 273 °ght Jones 289-135 424 tephan Mehal 94 71 165 ho 1 1 tavran 1 1 ngus Hatt te~e Majhano~~sr~ 3(. ~76:~1~ 6l~ ':;'r,/€ It was then moved by Councilman MYska and seconded by Councilman kaumo that the tabulation of the judges and clerks of votes cast at the General Election, as~ shown above, be approved as official. Motion carried. It was then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman MYsk that Steve Majhanovich be appointed to fill the unexpired term of Michael Fech, Srl, deceased, and the City Clerk notify Majhanovich of the action taken and request Majhanovich to be present at the next regular meeting. Motion carried. A. L. Butler, representative of the Karpark Corporation then appeared before the Council todBmonstrate the sin~le and double types of the Karpark parking meter. Mr. Butler informed the Council that he would mllke an investiga ion of the number of meters which would be needed, should the Council decide to. install parking meters in Rock Springs. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman MYsk that the City Engineer be authroized to look into the situation on Soulsby Aven e in regard to a settlement caused by mine settling or other earth movements. Motion carried. The possibilities of diagonal parking on Fifth Street, and stop light on Pilot Butte and RxI Grant Streets were then discussed by the Council. It was then decided by the Council that Mr. Zakovich be authorized to place a "No left turn" sign on the north end of the overpasss, and investigate stop sign on Paulson Street. ?'~ l Having no further business to come before the Council, it .as then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Hafey that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. Q iT PRESIDENT OF OUNC IL Attest: THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF SWEETWATER) SS CITY OF ROCK SPRThIGS) ROCK SPRINGS WYOMING, November 16, 1953 Due to a lack of quorum, the Council meeting to be held this 16th day of November, 1953, was post-poned until the 23rd day of November, 1953. John e. Wendt President of the Council Attest: Edwin E, James THE STATE OF WYOMING) OmITY OF SWEETWATER) SS CTTY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, NOVEMBER 23, 1953 The Council met in Regular Session this 23rd day of November, 1953. he Mayor called the meetingt order, and upon roll call, the following answered ~Presentll: Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, and Majhanovich. Absent: ouncilman Hafey. The ill.:i nutes of the previous meeting held the ninth of November, 1953, 'ere approved as read by the Clerk. It was then moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Myska hat the Treasurerts Financial Report be accepted and placed on file. Motion arried. James Benson then appeared before theCouncil in regard to the $55.20 laim which he made with the City. After some discussion and reconsideration, "t was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Jones that Mr. enson be allowed $50.00 for additional ditch digging which was necessary, and hat the City repair hhe street, this motion amending the previous motion. Moti n arried. Page 58 A total of $29,408.40 was reported for the cigarette tax disttibuti~ Rock Springs' portion of which is $2,509.98. A representative of the Wilson Equipment Company then appeared befor the Council in regard to the City's buying,a new loader. He was informed by the Council that the companYWJuld be called upon when the need arises and fund are available to let the bid. The Attorney then read the State Examiners' Report,oovering from September 1, 1950 to August 31, 1953. It was then moved by Councilman Jo s and secomed by Councilman Myska that the Report be accept ed and the recommend I tions be concurred with. Motion carried. ' j Thereupon, Resolution No. 1144 entitled, " A RESOLUTION AUTHROZING THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS TO REQUEST THE SOUTHERN WYOMING UTILITI COMPANY TO FLUORIDATE THE WATBR SUPPLY OF THE CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS AND TO FILl!. WITH THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF WYOMING SlCH APPLICATION AS MAY BE NECESSARY IN ORDER TO OBTAIN AUTHORITY FOR SAID PROGRAM." was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. ThereBfter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Council man, Jones that Resolution No. 1144 pass its first reading. The roll was calle withthe following results: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Mysm Wendt and Majhanovich. Councilman Hafey, absent, not voting. The Mayor, as presiding officer, declared the motion carried for the purpose indicated by mo then 3/4 of the Council. In regard to a zoning ordinance, the City Attorney then explained the· procedure to obtain it. It was also reported that the Booker right-of-way is in, but the Lowell right-of-way has not yet come through. Having no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Gouncilma Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Mvska that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. . President of the Council Attest: THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF SWEETWATER) SS CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, December 7, 1953 The Council met in Regular Session this seventh day of December, 1953 The meeting was called to order, and upon roll call, the following answered: "Present": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, Majhanovich, and Hafey. The minutes of the previous meeting held on November, 23, 1953, were approved as read by the Clerk. It was then moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Myska that the Officers' Reports, inclmding the Engineer's Building Permits Report, be accepted and placed on file. Motion carried. . The following list of Bills and Claims was then presented to the CounGil for payment: EDWIN. E. JAMES SALARY $100.00 STEVE. MISKA It: 40.00 JOHN E. WENDT n 40.00 ANGELO L. nullO " 40.00 DWIGHT J. JONES " 40.00 ARl'HUEl M. HAFEY " 40.00 STEVE.MAJHANOVIGH " 20.00 EDWIN. V. MAGAGNA " 165 .. 00 CARL F. ASIALA " 325.00 fARIE .L. LASCOR 175.00 RAYMOND F. VENTA " " 140.00 DR. K. E. KRUEGAR SALARY $ 50.00 WAFE SEALE It 150.00 JOSEPH PORENTA \I 260.00 ALEX R. CHRIST IE II 225.00 ARL ENE 1. PIVIK " 240.00 JOHN ZAKOVICH II 325.00 JOHN VERONDA II 325.00 JOHN HANSEN II 325.00 JAMES H. DOAK 325.00 WILLIAM J. HARVEY "n 325.00 OOCAR OLSEN II 325.00 LOUIS W. MUIR It 325.00 PETE MIRICH " 325.00 GEORGE LEMICH II 325.00 JAMES STARK II 325.00 HARRY COTTRELL 300.00 JOHN MARIETTA II" 30.00 PETZ J. TRONQUET " 375.00 ISAAC ROBERTS, JR. II 325.00 ROBERT CUTHBERTSON II 325.00 ROBERT M. STUART n 325.00 ANDY M. ANGELOVIC II 375.00 ANTON STARMAN I,II 295.00 CLIFFORD B. HOP~I~S 335.00 JAMES THOMPOON It 160.00 JOHN RIBOVICH " 295.00 ALEX KV ASNAK II 260.00 ONESIMO BRANCH II 260.l.00 RTCHARD BARRASS " 210.00 HENRY POTTER " 260.00 M1KE BEHUN " 260.00 LESTER BLUEMEL II 260.00 JOE BEHUN 260.00 PAT BRANCH, JR. "II 240.00 ANTON YUGOVICH It 110.00 ABE MOBLEY II 260.00 FRANK YAMNIK II 60.00 LAWRENCE BENEDICT II 20.00 STEVE KVASNAK It 260.00 FRANK M. TOUCHER " 260.00 PETE GADDO " 260.00 FRANK LIKWARTZ " 260.00 JOOE A. MEDINA II 250.00 ROBERT JACKSON II 50.00 JOHN COLLINS " . 20.00 Deductions not shown in the above salaries are as follows: Withholdi g Tax: $1,467.70; Social Security: $108.03; Insurance: 831.01; Police Pension: $65.00; Firemen's Pension $27.00; c"' American Linen Supply Co~ Linen fof mo. Amsterdam Printing & Litho. Co. $ 5.00 Tax computer 14.95 Auto Parts Co. Parts & Supplies Bennion Motor Company 78.71 Parts & Supplies 85.23 BERTA Transfer Services Broadway Chevron 9.80 Gasoline 21.01 John Bunning Transfer Services Card, Ben 42.50 Co~lection Public Monies Crippa Motor Company 259.92 Parts 53.66 De Bprnardi Bros. Cement, repairs Del's Pharmacy 257.00 Sulp!:rur Candles 1.23 Desert Oil Co. Oil, Kerosene Dye's Office Supply 54.66 Office Supplies 3.93 Gallagher Transfer Services Grand Cafe 2.56 Meal s for pri soners 72.90 John Hansen Dog Disposal udman; Ellis ·24.00 Engineering Services 1,218.25 ulbert Bros. Signs ellogg Lumber Co. 32.60 Supplies 44.85 olman Tire Center Repairs, supplies ayos & Layos 169.00 Digging Ditches 906.00 cCurtain Motor Co. Parts 8.12 Page 60 Marveon Repair signs a 21.00 Mills Company Counter sets, envelopes 55.29 Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co. Tele. for mo. 59.60 Nat'l. Institue of Municipal Clerks/Annual dues 10.00 National Supoly CJmpany Supplies 2.89 North Side State Bank Checks, binder 16.24 Northern Utilities Co. Natral Gas 110.59 Orme Texaco Gas. 4.55 Parker Bros. Drug .:)upBmr Candles 2.29 Parker Wholesale Co. Supplies 4.19 Pay 'N' Save Gas. .65 Rahonce, Cyril & Co. Cone rete, waterto airport 179.50 Roc k Springs ,Electric Rental on heaters 5.99 Rock Springs Hide & Fur Co. Muffle r 10.90 Rock Springs High School Annual advertisement 15.00 Rock Springs Newspaper~ Inc. Advertising for mo. 67.80 Roc k Spring s Plumb ing Co. Rep air s 12.60 Rose Flower & Gift Shop Flowers for Muir funeral 10.20 Routh Bros. Repairs 59.79 Southern Wyoming Utilities Lights & Water 2,466.09 Streeter, Robert L. Engineering Services 1,500.{J0 Superior Lumber Co. Repairs 80.17 Sweet~ter County Recording deed 2.50 Sweetwater Oil Co. Gasoline, oil 103.98 Sweetwater Plumbing Co. Parts 23.61 Thompson Pipe & Steel Parts 62.41 Tri State Lumber Co. Supp1les 34.62 Tynsky Service Gas. for mo. 219.22 U. P. Coal Co. Lease rental 3.18 U. P. Railroad Co. Ren tal 5.00 U. P. Coal Co. Store Globes 1.50 Utah Fire Clay Co. Parts, pipe 523.16 Western Floor Covering Co. Matting 14.48 Western Union Tele. Co. Tele. for mo~ 1.40 White Eagle Motor Co. Gas., storage 16.95 Wortham Machinery Parts 4.76 White Mountain Lodge Gas. 69.52 Wyoming Automotive Co. Parts & Supplies 71.17 Wyoming Broadcasting Co. Advertising for mo. 9.00 Wyoming Hignway Department Radio rental 50.00 Wyoming Sheet Metal Works Parts 2.34 Zak's Nash Sales & Service Repairs, gas. 57.93 Zanetti's Chief Motor Repairs 21.00 John Zueck Coal Slack 72.14 Ingersoll-Rand Company Parts 11.99 Frontier Service Gas. 158.43 Montgomery Ward Company Supplies 48.00 - It was then moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Hafey thatthe List of Bills and Claims be allowed and that the City Clerk be authorized to issue warrants against the City Treasurer inp p~ent of the same and that the following estimate submitted by the City Engineer be allowed: $57,378.89 to the Campsey Construction Co. and O. F. Tucker for work done on 1953 Sewage Treatment Plant; $2,695.53 to the Woodward Construction Co. for work done on Paving District No. 43, a~d $938.80 to Ellis Hudman ~r engineerin services on Paving District No. 43; $5,900.80 to the Woodward Construction Co. or work done on Paving District No. 45 and $676.10 to Ellis Hudmanfor engineering services on Paving District No. 45. Motion carried. . . Emil Bertagnolli thei~ appeared before the Counc i1 in regard to park ing on Fifth Street which he said has hindered customers parking near the Union Mercantile Co. The paralletl parking, he said, should be replaced by 450 park ing on the north side of Fifth Street and eliminate parking altogether on the south side. Mr. Bertagnol1i's suggestion was considered, and after much discus sion on the subject, it was decided that the matter be taken up with the Chief of Police and Mr. Hamilton of Hamilton's Furniture Co. Jacob Sepich then appeared beforethe Council, reporting that he had still been unable to find work. The Council informed Mr. Sepich that no vacanci had been reported by the Heads of the CityDepartments, so they would be unable to help him at this time. It w'"!s then moved by Councilman Jones and reconded by Councilman Hafey that Liquor License No. 4 be transferred from Thomas Kos and Val Homec to Thoma Kos and the City Clerk notify the WYoming Liquor Commission of such t~ansfer. Moti on carried. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1145 entitled, IrA RESOLUTION .AU THORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE A CERTAIN AGREEMENT EXTENDING A CERTAIN LEA E FOR A SITE FOR STORAGE OF MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT, SAID LEASE BEING IDEl'iTIFIED AS UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANYIS CONTRACT DEPARTMENT NO. 25214, L. D. 315;", was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Council man Jones that the rules be suspended and ResOiuhlDnNo. 1145 be placed upon its second and third readi~gs and final passage. The roll was called with the foll wing results: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, Majhanovi h, and Hafey. The Mayor, as presiding officer, declared the motion carried for the purpose indicrtted by 3/4 of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Council man Jones that Resolution No. 1145 do pass. The roll was called and motion de clared passed by the Mayor as presiding officer, and thereafter Resolution No. 1145 was passed and adopted as introduced and read and Signed by the President of the Council, approved by the Mayor, and attested by the Clerk. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1144 was placed upon its second reading and was read in full. ThereafteE, it was moved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Counc i1 an Jones that Resolution No. 1144 pass its second reading. The roll was called wi h the following results: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, Majhanovich, and Hafey. The M~or, as presiding officer, then declared the motion carried. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1146 entitled, itA RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED BY THE CITY ENGINEER OF THE CITY OF ROCK SPRI a:; , WYOMING, FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF STREETS IN "ROCK SPRINGS STREET LIGHTING DISTRI T NO. S.It, was placed upon its first reading and .·was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Council man Hafey that the rules be suspended and Resolution No. 111+6 be placed upon i second and third readings and final passage. The roll was called with the foll results: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Myska, Wendt, Majhanovi and Hafey. The Mayor, as presiding officer, declared the motion carried for th purpose indicated by 3/4 of the Counc il. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Council man Myska that Resolution No. 1146 do pass. The roll was called and motion de clared passed by the Mayor as presiding officer, and thereafter, Resolution No. 1146 was passed and ~dopted as introduced and ~ead and signed by the President the Council, approved by the Mayor, and attested by the Clerk. The Council was then informed by the City Attorney that the opening bids would be the second meeting in January of the Lighting District No.3. The City Attorney then asked the Council if they had any questions 0 sugr.estions on rate chanf,es on the Occupational Tax for 1954. There was some diScussion, on the subject, in answer to various questions by the Council, but no suggestlons were offered. The Condition on Soulsby Avenue was then discussed by the Council, the cause of the settlement should be determmned, if possible was the report of the City Engineer. It was then decided that test holes would be dug by an imple ent owned by the Telephone Company, if the Telephone Company consented. Having no further bus~.ness to come before the Council, it was then oved by Councilman Myska and seconded by Councilman Hafey that the Council adjourn. Motion carried. .,. "" ...... ~, ~l. PRESIDENT OF /TftE COU-NCIL ..... ttest: MAYOR Page 62 THE STATE OF WYOMING) COUNTY OF SWEETWATER) SS CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS) ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, DECEMBER 21, 1953 The Council met in Regular Sesssbn this 21st day of December, 1953. The meeting was called to order by acting Mayor, Councilman Wendt. The roll was called and those present: Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Wendt, Majhanovich, and Hafey. Absent: Mayor James and Councilman Myska. Councilman Hafey was elected President of the Council as moved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Councilman Kaumo. Motion carried. Uneer Petition, a committee appeared before the Council representing the Veterans of Foreign Wars in regard to the triangle or tract of ground on Elk and Grant Streets and requesting of the City to try to make the tract more attractive and if possible, to plan on the erecting of public restrooms. The Council infonned the com~::tittee that the r~quest would be investigated. Thereupon, Ordinance No. 1147 entitled, "AN ORDINANCE FOR THE PURPOS OF RAISING REVENUE AS AUTHORIZED BY SECTION 29-313 and 29-107 OF THE ~ 1945 WYOMING COMPILED STATUTES, BEING A LICENSE TAX ON ALL BUSINESSES, AND CALLINGS CONDUCTED, CARRIED ON, TRAFFICKED, OPERATED AND MAINTAINED WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY," WAS placed upon its first reading and was read in full. . Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Council man Hafey that the rules be suspended for the purpose indicated and Ordinance ~ 7 be placed upon its second and third readings and final passage. The roll was called with the following results: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Wendt, Majhanovich, and Hafey. Absent: Councilman Myska. The acting Mayor as presiding officer, declared the motion carried for the purpose indi cated by more than 3/4 of the Council. . Thereafter, it wasmoved by Councilman Jones and seconded by Council- man Hafey that Ordinance No. 1147 do pass. The motion carried upon roll call vote and Ordinance No. 1147 was passed and adopted as introduced and read and signed by the President of the Council, approved by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk. Thereupon, Resolution No. 114R entitled, "A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE A CERTAIN LEASE BETWEEN THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY COVERING A 2-INCM GAS PIPE LINE AND A 2-INCH WATER PIPE LTIJE ON THE RIGHT OF f-fAY OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY AT ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING;SAID AGREEMENT BEING IDENTIFIED AS RAILROAD COMPANY'S C. D. NO. 40214," was placed upon its first reading ~nd was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Council man Jones that the rules be suspended for the purpose indicated and Ordinance No. 1148 be placed unon its second and third readings and final passage. The roll was called with the following results: Those voting "Aye": Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Wendt, Majhanovich, and Hafey. Absent: Councilman Myska. The act.!.ng Mayor as presiding officer, declared the motion carried for the purpose indicated by more than 3/4 of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Jones and ooconded by Council man Hafey that Ordinance No. 1148 do pass. The motion carried upon roll call te and Ordinance No. 1148 was passed and adopted as introduced and read signed by the President of the Council, approved by the Mayor and attested by tee Clerk. Thereupon, Resolution No. 1149 entitled, ". RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE A CERTAIN LEASE BETWEEN THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY COVERING A DRAINAGE DITCH ON AND ALONG THE PROPERTY OF THE COAL COMPANY AT ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING: SAID AGR EEMENT BEING IDENTIFIED AS COAL COl\WANY'S C. D. NO.25454-1, tt was placed upon its first reading and was read in full. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Hones and seconded by Council man Kanm~ that the rules be suspended for the purpose indicated and Ordinance No. 1149 be placed upon its second and third readings and final passage. The roll was called with the following results: Those voting "Aye 'I :: Councilmen Kaumo, Jones, Wendt, Majhanovich, and Hafey. Absent: Councilman Myska. The acting Mayor as presiding officer, de«>lared the motion carrie!l1 for the purpose indicated by more than 3/4 of the Council. Thereafter, it was moved by Councilman Hafey and seconded by Council man Kaumo that Resolution No. 1149 do pass. The motion carried upon roll call vote and Ordinance No. 1149 was passed and adopted as introduced and read ans s: g-ned by the President of the Council, approved by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk. Page 63 It was moved by Councilman Majhanovich and $econded by Councilman H8.fey that the City of Rock Springs take iPart in the modification of Social Security Coverage for retroactive coverage effective Janua~ 1, 1951, and the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized to sign an agreement and inform the Stat Treasurer requesting modification of the Social Security retroactive coverage for all eligible City employees. Motion carried. It was moved by Councilman Hafey and seconded by Councilman Majhanovi that the claim presented by the United States Treasurer in the amount of $12,00 .00 for refunding of the advance as per agreement on the Sewage Plant preliminary e gineerjng be allowed and the City Clerk be authorizeS. to draw warrant on the City Treasur r Ii ,II in payment of the same. Motion carried. It was moved by Councilman Hafey and seconded by Councilman Jones tha the Claim as presented by the City Attorney for the amount of $52.50 in payment of the &'1nual dues and other services rereived through National Institute of Municipal Law Officers Association (Nimh) be allowed and the City Clerk be authorized to draw warrants on the City Treasurer in paynent of same. Motion carried. It was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by CounciLman Hafey tha the transfer of Retail Liquor License from Cristofolini and Zadra to Leno Zadra be allowed and the City Clerk be authorized to notify the Wyoming State Liquor Commission of the transfer. Motion carried. It was moved by Councilman Jones ~nd reconded by Councilman Kaumo that the Street Lighting in various parts of th~~~¥ investigatEd and the possiblity of flood lighting the M Street and Elk Street stop lights be studied and the Southern Wyoming Utilities be contarted in regard to lights authorized to thi s date. Motion carried. It was moved by Councilman Jones and reconded by Councilman Majhanovic that the City Engineer present estimates for installation of the necessary sewer lines replacement on East Edgar Street so that bids can be called for. Motion carried. Having no further bUSiness to come before the Council, it was moved by Councilman Kaumo and seconded by Councilman Hafey that the Council adjourh. Motion carried. £-~. President of the Counnil. Attest: