Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-13

Bill OF ID. ID. Pagan, for $40 40, for
bunting furnished for Fourth OF July,
was presented. An item of 81. 60 was
allowed, and the bill referred back TO
Mr.. Pagan for presentation through
Fourth OF July decoration committee.
The executive committee also pre-
sented a favorable report upon the
ninth approximate estimate on the
Evans-Templin-Mundy street con
tract, amounting 10 $2,497l3, and
they recommended that warrants be
withheld until further orders.
A long discussion then ensued, par
ticipated in by Judge Maxwell, coun-
sci for Garvin & Iurn, whose claim
has been fully stated heretofore, j. M.
Dougan, receiver, the mayor and
councilmen. The discussion covered
practically the same grounds as that
which enSued at the session OF We'd
nesday last, and Mr.. Dougan stated
that the contract would in all prOba-
bility, be completed in eight days.
Mr.. DOugan left the council cham
| Der to confer with his attorney, Il. y.
McCord, as TO the payment of the
Garvin-Xurn claim.
In the meantime Councilman King
horn prepared the following res0lu-
| tiOn, which was afterwards adopted:
| That a warrant in the sum or $1,000
be drawn on final estimate on crib
bing, approved June Is, and delivered
to j. NJ. DOugan, receiver on account
of the claim Of Garyin * Iurn, upon
Mckenzie avenue and Fourth, Fifth
and Sixth streets, cribbing; the war
rant to delivered to Garvin < Iurn, or
their duly authorized agents, by
ID. NJ DOugan, receiver, they
furnishing him a receipt t0i
the warrant to that amount, and a
duplicate receipt TO be furnished the
city Of FairhaVen by GaTyin * IurT
in the sum Of $1,000 TO apply on ac
count; it being understood and agreed
by Garvn & Xurn that the bOndsmeT
of J. NJ. DOugan, receiver, shall be re
leased from any liability on account Oi
shortage, if any, in the amount due
from the city of Fairhayen on account
! Of contract. so far as any claim or sal(
Garvin & u Irn may be concerned.
/ The city clerk presented bills from
: Hill & WELDON against John JanZel
+, for lumber furnished on account o
= Fifteenth street and Taylor ayenu
, improvements. Referred back to Hi
a & WELDON.
Bills were presented from &. II
: Blankenship and others for work don
4 on sewers, and they were placed on III
- for future consideration.
An ordinance regulating the pa
n ment of city warrants was placed c
~ final passage and adopted.
. An ordinance relating TO the sale
!, intoxicating liquors by pharmacies
% and druggists in the city of FairhayeI
# and prescribing penalties for its vlol
# ton, was read, placed on final passaE
n and adopted.
~ An ordinance amending sectit
Il eleven of ordinance eleven, relating
! solicitors for sale Of goods, etc, W;
n also adopted.
,s An ordinance relating to fire escap'
n was laid on the table.
i. f. w. Fraser addressed the cOunC
IA in relation TO the resolution passed
"a the council at the last session, TestrlC
m ing the examination Of the city trea
,d urer's books.
- The city attorney stated That ne hi
II seen several property owners thrOui
%. whose property the proposed Don0vi
NJ laycnue extension would run; dee
ed had also been prepared for right
no way.
nd Mr.. Musser also addressed the cou
IN Gil. and the matter will again rccei
attention at the next meeting.