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08-13-28 Regular~6~ "~!' COL'P?CII: ROOT: August 13th, 1928. The Council met in regular session with the followir~ mem- bars present: i,iayor Johnson, :r. i;een, 1Ir. Jacobs, i;ir. Smith and hIr . Troup . The minutes of the previous meetings vrere read and approved. A cotununicatiori from A. C. A11yn & Company in reference to interest maturities due September 1st on bonds was read and on inotiorr duly made, se corided and ca.rrie~ the Clerk was instructed to forward suf_icient funds to tine Seaboard 1Vational Bank of Plew York'' _ to meet same. A communication from Ada Govrinr:endri clc, C. ::. Business . School, was read ar,d on motion duly made, seconded and carried saurc~~, was referred to the Ordinance Committee. Iv'r. Smith, Chairman of the Street Committee, was gxante.d further tir,;e in the mat+.,er of removing the word "Shrine" from the sign boards along the highvray. I~Ir. Jacobs introduced the following ordinance, which wras read and passed on its first reading: "A11 ORDI~i:,STCE PROHIBITING Ai?Y CH1I,D L'IID'i 'i H; I;GI' O~ S1XT~'~'ri Y3ARS TO DRIVE i,IyY i.UTOP'OBII~E °± OR C1'H,,i2 E:OTOR L':iCI,r; 'rliT:IIbI T~Ii: CITY OF DEZ1~iY isF,ACII, 'r'I,OP.IDA'T. x y. D s. 7. id. Iviartin then addressed the Council and asked for an apnropriatiof: for the public library. It eras moved by-1~tr. Smith, seconded by I:'r. Jacobs zs~d unanir;ousl~- carried that the:mem- bers of the Council were in sympathy and accord with the work being.'' done by the public librar~* and would likely sup_~ort the same brT contributing to the purchase of books etc. provided a list of said -- books be presented to the Council for their approval. L, communication was read from the Milwaukee Apron Company • at Oconomowoc, ~+isconsin, in reference to a factory location and. the Clerk was instructed to repl;r to the same that the Cit3> was ready and willing to do anyt:-ring rcasonablo- in making eoncessi9ns... if they were considering locating a factoru~ 'rrere. , -~~~ LL~ The matter of a nevr water plr.nt locsaion eras then discussed `: at eonsiderab7.e length vrithout~any definite action being taken. It ti^aas then moved, seconded and earried;~he council adjourn until Tuesday morning, 1iu~vst 14th, at IO k. 1;'I: ter"-,t ~.U or e ~.oi~. il. L