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Deoember 28. 193&
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. JIr. Gent on. .Ol:lllrmm ot the san! tary.Coirlm.ttee,
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reoolll1!le:o:cled thepr1nt!ng ot a supply o:t bOpk1et!J': con,,:,
ta1niJig.tbl m\Ul1c1pal plumb iJig ordinance; as. tl:le, Q~t1,'l!I /
supply had been e:li:haulISted and 1t was rfecessary' that. ;
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eaoh plumber be furnishe d with a copy ot same. In liJie
with the recommemation, it Was moved by Mr. WOdischek,
seoonded by Mr. Genton, and lUlllllimously carried that
the Plumbing Insreotor be authorized to order 100 of
said booklets fbr use of the Plunbing Inspeot(1onDe-
P/!lr1ment, at a price of $22.75.
The Olerk reported paynent of $6,297.50 bond
interest to L'Engle and Sben4s, Attorneys, iJi partial
oompliance to peremptory writ of mandamul!l, Common Law
Case 6101; eIld cancellation of surrendered ooupons as
follows:
Bopd NOll.
641-845
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123-150
151,.160
181..195
211..235
241,.,250
251-510
336..410
436-441
450-480
501..525
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4/1/36 0 $27.50
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1,650.00"
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It was moved by Mr. Gent on, that the Clerk's action in
paying am cancelling sald ooupons be approved. Mr. : i'
Wodisol:l$k seconded tl:le motion, \\bich on roll oall, carrie!!'
unanimOusly.
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The Clerk submi tted a report of gasoline oonsump,.
tlon tor 'the month of November, after which discussion
arose as to tl:l$ advisability of purohasing a pol~e Oar.
Mr. .Hill stated 00 believed, in :tairness to the Polioe
:Derar1:ment,the Oity should furnish suoh a oar, to be
used for police duty only. JIr. Wodisohek moved that we . .
write asking tar bids from automobile dealers on a oar !:; ,
suitable for polioe use." Mr. Genton seoonded the'motlo~,f.i,
whioh on roll eall oarried unanimously. Mr. Wodischek.H
further recommended tha t a re~QI.'d of the mlleagebeita~' - 1.
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tanks at a regular time oonvenientto :Jir.'<B:ll...,k"e. ..1'.... ~~:ea~h:t
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. JIr. ,Barton, Chair1llUl or the Light,~€leIllllli1lB'el:;!. i _
reported tl'ath1scio_1t~e., togetoor d,ttt\'~(:KnllH; ;i,
had made a survey ot 'too street lights' 1n""~owni 'tlla . 1<""
number of lights.had been replaoed and sh1fted'lii:14;:eJ.ev':a!'
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new lights added. He believed the present arrangement
was as near sati&factory as it was possible to make it.
tiN Galvin enquired if anything had been done to
provide for caution or traffic lights on the Federal
Highway, stating the orossing was beoomiJig more dangerous
every day. It was explained that tre1'fic lights were
impraoticable unle ss three of tJ::e se, were used, and the
oost of approximately $1,000.00 was more than theClty
oould af1'ord this year. Complaint was made regarding a
sign recen:tly ereotecl on the Federal Highway wi thout fA
permi t and Mr. Baker was instructed to remove all suoh
signs erected without permission.
Mayor Bradshaw submitted sample. of s.treat marking
bu ttons . 'purchaeabJe fran Bar.vioe Foundry of Wft.hit8.! .' .'
Kansas, for eight oents eaoh, reoommending the"UrohE'se
of' one hundred of' such but toms to mark a STOP Sign '.
pedestrian lane at the Corner 01' the ;l!'edex:al H1ghway74. d .
4.tlantio.venue. In' line with thls reo ommen da ti 0n. it
was moved by Mr. Barton, seconde4 by 11I:. Gwynn, and .
unanimously oarried tha t the Clerk be authorized to make:
said purohase of one hundred of the se. .
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The Mayor commended Mr. W.O. Winn . for his cc:)iJ!.i11~'
and detailed audit report recently submitted andMr~~Jfirill.1t
assured tll! Counoil he would be glad to go into qetallsi.r~(
of ape with the individual members at any tim 1f'the,.';''''
so desired, explaining anything they dld not .fullY:;':l1ildei'-
stand, The City Attorney suggested that oertain l'ec~mmei:1(t
ations contained in the audit ltCollllD9nts" be oompl1ed'wi~b,~,
'!'he City Attomey again reminded the Oouncilmen
of tm neoessity of studying the Charter for the PUrpose
of reoommending oertaiJi ohanges to be made and submitted
at next meeting of the legislature. It was also consid,.
ered desirable that properties adjoining :D3lray Beaohba
induoed to come into theOity at that tim as it was
believed Jm utilities and servioes. they are asking of.
the City ",0\11d be rendered more advantageously if these. .
oUF:l.~iJig districts were part of the municipal corporat1o:p.~
lII:l;;i~yrd was instruoted to contaot these outlyingprop~r,~~
01lIl~,~S and ascertain how they felt about suoh in,orp~S~'~~~
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'" J.!!.'s. Weir requested t]Jat the tree.b.etr1~~i"()
,.t~~9!'tli:.J1:~t oorner of'. the Federal Highway and<!(jp;~ .
'S~d.. .;p.(~c'17rder' to give an unobstruo ted<'viln~:;"Q1r"t:ti:!L
way tAl!l'W~
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to over 40 oents and therefbre he had not felt privileged
t.o purchase same. The need of some method of settling back
taxes on a reasonable basis was stressed, and the Oity
Attorney suggested that. probably t]:e Bondholders Conm1tttee
woulQ. be favorable to the sale at City Tax Sale c.,r-
t1.:f1oates pr1.or to 1932, at a prioe of twenty f1'V'e
oents on the dolJar to be used exclusively for tb:l re-
demption of taxes and settlel$ nt of improvement liens.
It was regularly moved,. seconded and carried that Mr.
Byrd communicate with tb:l BondhOlders Oommittee sub..
mitting such a proposition for thelr appro~l.
It was moved by Mr. Genton, seoonded by Mr..
Barton, and unanimously carried, on roll call, that bills
numbered 1769 to 1793, haviJig been O.K'd by the Finanee
Committee, be returned to the 0011nol1 and ordered paid..
It was regularly moved and~seodnded that Counoil
adjourn.
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