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04-24-22 Regularo the Council with the recommendation that they be paid, nd on motion of Mr. Keen, seconded by Mr. Scott, the bills- ere on roll call ordered paid, those voting in the affir- ative being Mr. Keen, Mr. Ranson, Mr. Scott, and Mr:Sundy, 's A motion by Mr. Keen, seconded by Mr. Ranson, that he Chairman of the Ordinance committee prepare en amend- ent to the existing ordinance fixing the schedule of r or electric current, a and establishing a new s scale of ates,to.be, submitted t COUNCIL UA'.ELRS the Cound �. -,- P Prevailed by unanimous v vote.. April 24, 1522. A notion by Mr. S Scott, seconded by Mr. S The Council met in regular session. In the ab- sense of the Mayor, Mr. Jacobs, Prerl6ent of the Cour_cil, ,. called the meeting to order and presided. "Councilmer. Keen, Ranson, Scott, and Sundy were present. The minutes of the last meetirE were read and approved. The Clerk laid before the Council current bills which on motion of Mr. Keen were referred to the Finance Committee. After examination the bills were referred back o the Council with the recommendation that they be paid, nd on motion of Mr. Keen, seconded by Mr. Scott, the bills- ere on roll call ordered paid, those voting in the affir- ative being Mr. Keen, Mr. Ranson, Mr. Scott, and Mr:Sundy, 's A motion by Mr. Keen, seconded by Mr. Ranson, that he Chairman of the Ordinance committee prepare en amend- ent to the existing ordinance fixing the schedule of r ., electric service be provided from 6 a.m. and continue,.., until 12 O'clock, midnight, such service to begin May 1, or so; soon thereafter as pra'cticable,'and that 'thee ° Y Plater and Light committee be author : yto �` zlmploy the necessary competent persons to operate 'the plant, was adopted on roll call by unanimous voter ` , t s'v � r� P. or electric current, a and establishing a new s scale of ates,to.be, submitted t to the next meeting of t the Cound �. -,- P Prevailed by unanimous v vote.. A notion by Mr. S Scott, seconded by Mr. S Sundy, th electric service be provided from 6 a.m. and continue,.., until 12 O'clock, midnight, such service to begin May 1, or so; soon thereafter as pra'cticable,'and that 'thee ° Y Plater and Light committee be author : yto �` zlmploy the necessary competent persons to operate 'the plant, was adopted on roll call by unanimous voter ` , t s'v � r� P. s Mr. Ranson submitted the following amendment to the resolution adopted January 9, 1922, relating to the purchase of supplies and material for the Water and Light plant: _ ...: After the word "requisitioned" in the 5th line 2nd paragraph of -the resolution insert the follow_ .• ing. " and where such probable cost is ten 'dollars or more the approval of the chairman, or in his absence, the acting chairman, of the Water and Light committee shall be had on the requisition before it is submitted` to the City Clerk" so that when amended the section =? will read as follows: "That all supplies and material for the Water and Light plant and its associated activities shall ;a be ordered by th- City Clerk on requisition of the superintendent of the plant who shall indicate the Y 1 Y probable cost of the material requisitioned, and where':• such probable cost is ten dollars or more the appro of the chairman, or in his absence, the acting ehai'VI man,,of the Water and Light committee shall be had` on the requisition before it is submitted to the Cit ?n Clerk, and all correspondence relating to the purchase` of supplies shall be conducted by the City Clerk; aan all orders therefor made by him." The motion of Mr. Ranson, secondedrby ,Fr. Kee as adopt#d by unanimous vote.