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COiJri?^.IL CHaI1J3rRS
April uu~, I9?.2.
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The Council met in regular adjourned session,
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Mayor Being absent I.",r. Jacobs, President of the C
presided. Councilmen Keen, Ranson, Scott, and Sunuy were
present.
Mr. Ranson, chairman of-the 97ater and Light com~ ~ry
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mitee reported to the Council. that J. C. Cook offered.
to scrape ~-nd paint the water tank and tower, two coats ''"
of paint on the outside and one coat on the inside of
the tank, the city to furnish paint, Brushes, .tackle,
`and such other material as should be required.
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Based on this report Mr. Keen moved that the 7Pater ~,~'
and Light committee Be authorized to have the water ,':_
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tank and tower painted by J. C. Cook at his Bid of X160; :`
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the tank to be scraped inside, given one coat of paint t`~~s
inside and two coats of .paint outside, .the city to Puff`"'"'
nish paint, brushes, tackle, and such other materfa'1-
may be necessary to complete the job.
The motion of P~?r. Keen was seconded by Idr. Sundt'.;;
and on roll call bTr. Keen, Mr. Ranson, Mr. Scott, and'"
Mr, Sundt' voted in the affirmative.
The matter. of laying cement floor-in the
buildingabout tts location of the new engine was dis
cussed and ry_unanimous vote of the council on roll call
the !4ater and Light committee was authorized to incur
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the necessary expense to have such work done as to the
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committee seemed> advisarle ;~ ~,t',
There was informal discussion in oven council of
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the question of employing engineers and electricians
in connection with the operation of the rower plant
from the date when the time fcr extended hours of ope~-
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at ion are put into effect. Pending the report of the
~FJa~er and Light committee under authority delegated at
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the session on the 24, no action was taken. ,.14
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Mr. Scott offered an amendment to the ordinance ,~.,,
fixing a schedule of rates for electric service, end '~'~
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providing a penalty for failure to pay bill for service ,`fit
on or before tYe 20th da.y of the month after the service
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is rendered which was referred to the ordinancecommitt_ ~,
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After consideration by the Committee on Ordinances,u;` "''
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the amendment on motion of ~?r. Scott, seconded by Mr .,
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Keen, was referred back to the Council and placed om its' ~
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first reading. Those voting in the affirmative being Mr.n'~'k`#
:Keen, Mr. Ranson, TLr. Scott, and Per. Sundy. ~~~
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Fdr. Scott, C~airmarr of the ComJnittee on Ordinan~ ~"
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asked unanimous Consent that the amendment he read,a~'~
second time, and by caption..only...?'oting in the 'aff`'i,~~
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mauve were Mr. Keen, I~r. Ranson, Fdr.Scott, and ~Mr. ;?~<~
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Sundy, and the amendment was rAad a second time `by cap`::
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The Council ad ourned to 8 m.Thursda Apri
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being taken on the report of the dater and Light aomms
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COUNCIL CHAi,^.F3ERS
April 27, 1922,
Council met ir. regular adjourned session, the
Mayor presiding. Councilmer. present were ".ir. Jacobs
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~Mr. Keen, Mr. Ranson, P,ir. Scott, and Mr. Surdy,
~ By invitation Rev. J. R. Cason addressed the
'council on the subject of electric light service. $ €
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A petiton signed by Lee Idilton anr, others asking
that Grover C. Baker be retained as Superintandnnt of ,:_
the ^Jater and Light plant at a salary of 150 per month
was presented and read to the council by the Clerk.
By authority vested at a previous session the s~-
Committee on ?rater and Lfght submitted a report on the '.,'+%N
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employment of a superintendent and engineer for. the T7ater
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and Light pant. After. discussion of the report the ;9
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Council adjourned to meet at 8 p. m, on the 29, no acki9n ~~.`
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