HomeMy Public PortalAboutTBM 1968-05-06The Town Board of the Town of Fraser met in regular session on May 6,
1968 at 8:10 P.M. with the following members present: Mayor Florquist,
Clerk Emal, Councilmen Charles Bridge, Ernie Johnson, Frank Baker and
Darvin Welch. Absent were councilmen Bob Morrow and Cary Morrow.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
Report was given by the clerk on rabies clinic and sale of dog licenses,
total receipts $35.00, total licenses sold 25.
Meeting adjourned, to be reopened after new town councilmen are sworn
in.
New members sworn in by C. J. Emal, Notary Public. Meeting recalled
to order at 8 :20 P.M.
Committees were appointed as follows:
Finance Wm. F. Wieger and Donald Baker
Streets Alleys Charles Bridge and Frank Baker
Water Darvin Welch'and Ernie Johnson
Mayor pro -tem: Charles Bridge.
Bank balance was shown by the clerk to be $5,588.32, less one check
outstanding, making the actual balance $5,453.55.
Following bills were presented for approval and payment:
Mtn Parks Electric $122.30
Mtn States Tel Tel $9.30
Independent Gas $16.84
Fraser Garage $w25.00
L. Macklberg $30.00
Razzano and Adams $187.50
G. C. Clayton $52.50
Bud Darrah $25.00
Motion was made, seconded and unanimously carried that the bills be
duly paid.
Application from Fern Conklin for the position of Town Clerk was
read by the mayor. After discussion on town clerk's job, it was
decided that a notice should be put up in the post office stating
that applications could be made to Mayor Florquist for town clerk
and /or billing clerk as two separate positions, but that both
positions could be applied for, if desired, applications to be in
by June 3, the date of the next meeting. C. J. Emal was re- appointed
town clerk on a temporary basis.
Mayor Florquist stated that a verbal offer to buy the town building
had been received from Raymon M. Broughton for $100.00. After
discussion, a motion was made seconded and carried that the offer
be accepted on the condition that the building be torn down and re-
moved, and the present site cleaned up within 60 days of acceptance
by purchaser and seller of a conditional bill of sale.
Application from Cogdell's Inc. dba Cogdell's Groceries, was presented
for renewal of a 3.2% fermented malt beverage license, from June lk
1968 to June ik, 1969. After discussion, motion was made, seconded
and unanimously carried that the application be approved.
Notice of hearing in regard to a proposed rate increase was read and
discussed.
Notice of Mountain Parks Electric annual meeting was read and discussed.
Discussion was held on the possibility of moving vehicles which are
parked by the Skelly station. Frank Baker is to notify Mr. Harrison
that the cars are supposed to be moved within 24 hours or they will
be towed away, at his expense.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9 =10
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Mayor Gplerk