Laurel outlook., 1949-05-25
COuncilmen Buy
New Police Car
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pany, Laurel, and MacIntyre Mo.
tor company, Billings, for furn.
ishing a police patrol car. The
Greening offer, $1,765 less S45C
for trade-in, a accepted. In
cluded items were heater, defrost-
er, spotlight and similar equip
ment. The council ordered that
plastic seat covers be installed.
j. j. Parker and Marvin Hop
pei, members of the athletic
board, reported on the boards
activities to date. Hugh Sweeney
was elected secretary, the coun-
Gil was informed. The board will
furnish written reports of money
derived from games. The city
was asked to provide police pro-
lection at the games, also ticket
sellers and takers. These recon-
mendations we're approved by the
council.
Bonds were approved for the
city treasurer, clerk, chief of po-
lice and police judge. An appli-
cation by Mrs. Alice Britton for
caretaker at the wading pool was
referred to the park committee.
Reports we're received from the
water department, treasurer,
health officer and city clerk.
Nineteen applications for con-
structions of various kinds were
granted as follows:
Victor Hergett, tearing down
and rebuilding garage, lot 10,
block 2, Park subdivision, approx
mately $75.
R. w. Bates, concrete block
garage, lots 7 and 8, block 1,
Laurel Heights, $1,000.
Neil Spildie, frame garage, lots
9 and 10, block Is, Laurel
Heights, $500.
Joe Belle, addition to house,
lot IL, block 4, Park subdivision,
$500.
Henry Schessler, Sr., sidewalk,
lot Is, Laurel Realty subdivision,
$3.50.
Harold C~artee, picket fence,
lots 4, 5 and 6, block 9, original
townsite of East Laurel, $75.
Harold Gremmer, "a by 81
house of pumice blocks and new
materials, lots 9 and 10, block
26, East Yellowstone subdivision,
$1,000.
Henry Rider, dwelling "a by 33
and another building 16 by "a,
of lots 10 and ID, block
81, East Yellowstone subdivision,
$4,000.
Herman Funk, Jr., house 80 by
40 and garage 16 by 20, lots
6 and 7, block 27, East Yellow
stone subdivision, $4,000.
P. G. Monahan, garage % by
&c, lots ID and Is, block q,
Laurel Realty subdivision, $500.
Floyd Bean, corrugated steel
building 80 by AS, rear of lots
8 and a., block A, Laurel Realty
SZ,UUU.
Dan Lais, II by IA extension
to house, lots 10 and south half
Of 9, block 13, Yellowstone sub
division, and basement under
present house, $4,000.
William Sorg, IS by "a extern
3ion, lots 9 and 10, Yellowstone
subdivision, 500.
Jack Goick, 20 by 80 concrete
,lock house to contain facilities
or a trailer court, lots L to 6,
'lock L, Young's subdivision, ST.
100.
Alex Ehrlich, concrete block
'oundation under house and an 8
" 10 addition, lets 6 and south
'alf of 5, block g., Yellowstone
ubdivision, $1,00J.
Walt Smidt, concrete sidewalk !!
DR.. Hanson, APO First avenue. i
Alex Fritzler, q by 20 garage, {,
cts 1 and ?, block IS, Laurel !
Second subdivision, $500. q
Walter Menello, 81 by "a
rame house with full basement,
OTIS 10 and 20, block 8, Park l
ubdivision, $500. '
B. l.. Price, 80 by 60 frame l
tucco finished triplex with wash ;
DOM attached, lot 20, block 3, :,
last Laurel, $4,000. +
The application of William j.. :
'reeman to build a fence was H.
eferred to the aldermen of the i
nird ward with authority to act. :.
The city attorney was directed !
, prepare a notice of intention 0
create a special improvement 9
strict for the seventh avenue .
.wer. d
Letters from the American Lee
on post and the Key club of d
aurel high school asking for
e concession to sell food and I
# drinks at the Laurel athletic
lrk were presented. The Key
lb received four votes and the
egion two. The city attorney,
l.. Price, was instructed to NJ
'epare a contract with the Key ri
lb and members of the athletic pl
ard, the city to receive 10 per A
mt of the gross sales as recon- CT
ended by j. ]. Parker, chair p.