02-13-35 Regular Adjourned
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CO'lWC IL CHAMBER
February 13th, 1935.
The City Council met in regular adjourned session at 9:00 o'clock,
Wedne sday morning, February 13th, 1935.
Council men Foote, Gwynn, Hill, Johnston and Jones were present.
The application of LeRoy Diggans to malre appraisement and assess-
ment of buildings located in the City was read, and after dis-
cussion, the letter was ordered filed for future referenoe.
A lengthy disoussion was had as to the advisability of immediately
preparing the assessment roll and Mr. Foote appointed a Committee
of Mr. Hill, Mr. Jones and the City Attorney to go to West Palm
Beach Saturday, Februar~ 16th, and make a complete examination of
the County books, and assessment rolls with Mr. Owens and deter-
mine the advisability of makin': a carrplete copy of same for the
purpose of setting up the City roll in the same manner.
'l'he City Attorney reported that no personal property 'had been
found belonging to 1. J. Sinks on which to levy for delinquent""
personal tax,and said tax was ordered oanoelled by motion of Co~o~~.j~
The applioation of Mr. Davis for license to bring his carnival'to
the City was pre sen ted to the Counc i1. After cons iderable dis":'
oussion as to the advisabili ty of Ie tting such amusements oometo
the City, Mr. Jones moved that applicant be not granted a license,
which motion was seoonded by Mr. Hill and on roll call, those
voting yes were Mr. Hill, Mr. Foote, Mr. Johes and Mr. Gwynn.
Those voting no were Mr. Johnston. The motion was declaredoarried.
Mr. Johnston discussed Mrs. Illsley's oanplaint as to the telegram
which she received requesting removal of her building from the
Hobart lot located on the Beach. After considerable disoussion,
the Couno il deoided to take no ao tion in the matter. Mr. Job.!;1ston
a.sked that no action be taken by the Counoil in the granting;'iicense
to Mrs. Illsley to operate or make repairs to said buildings until:
suoh time as he was present. No action was taken on this request"
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Mr. Foote oalled to the attenti~n of the Council the advisability
of making oertain repairs and also purchasing neoessary equipment
fortl1e beach pavilion. Mr. Johnston moved tha t,the Park Committee
pur~has~ rive bridge tables, twen tyol:l.airs, foot,emat and:tr,ames
forrUIE!S ana, regulations in pavilion also tOha":ecwiHdow
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shades repaired and hung to fi t windows. Said moticm was
seconded by Mr. Hill and on roll call the vote was unanimous in
favor of the motion.
Mr; Johnston moved that the Park Committee be authorized tohave-'"
two doors in the bathing pavilion cut and made into halfdoors;
also to have vent windows in shower rooms properly repaired and
to have handles put on dressing-room doors. Mr. Hill seoonded
the motion, and on roll call, the vote was unanimous in favor of
the motion.
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Mr. Troup appeared before the Council asking that they furnish
him for use at the oemetery, one hundred feet of hose and also
the neoessary amount of fertilizer to take care of the plarrIB and
shrubbery there. Mr. Hill moved that three sacks of tankage
fertilizer of one hundred pounds each be purchased and tha.t one
hundred feet of rubber hose in twenty-five foot lengths be pur-
ohased by the Park Committee and delivered to Mr. Troup at City
cemetery, Friday, February 15th. This motion was seconded by Mr.
Johnston and on roll oall the vote was unanimous in favor of the
motion.
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Mr. Johnston moved that Council adjourn to meet in regular ad-
journed session at 9:00 A. M. Monday, February 18th. The motion
was seconded by Mr. Gwynn and on roll call unanimously oarried..'
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President of the Counoil.
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