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<br />insurance policy should be dropped. A motion was made by Farrington and seconded
<br />by Hawn that if any city employee entered the military service that group life
<br />insurance would be disEontinued. Motion was carried.
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<br />A letter from the Bureau of Labor requesting that certain changes be made
<br />in the electrical wiring at the city barn at,lOl West 5th Street be made. Engine l'
<br />Clubb said there was need for change in the wiring and these requests of the labo
<br />commission would be carried out.
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<br />Cancellation of the following people that had been deputized as special
<br />police officers was recommended by C. F. Bergman and on motion made and seconded
<br />this recommendation was adopted.
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<br />Joseph Harrell
<br />Wesley Flint
<br />Bjoin Sigurdson
<br />Geo:vge C. White
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<br />Varney W. Barker
<br />Matthew Barton
<br />Geo. W. Sibley
<br />W. E. Brown
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<br />D. D. Simpson
<br />Lester Nye
<br />F. A. Scott
<br />L. C~ DeBlirgh
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<br />The Mayor authorized the deputizatioh of the following people as special
<br />police officers which had been recommended by the Chief of, Police. On motion
<br />made and seconded this recommendation was approved.
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<br />Hugh G. Black, expo Dec. 31, 1942
<br />Lawrence G. Maguire Dec. 31, 1942
<br />Harvey Chapman, June 30, 1942
<br />Henry G. Wesby, June 30, 1942
<br />Fred E. Lamb, June 30, 1942
<br />Jack Junne, December 31, 1942
<br />Wm M. Kitz, December 31,11942
<br />W. W. Edmiston, June 30, 1942
<br />Charles Sullivan, December 31, 1942
<br />T. W. Fisher, June 30, 1942
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<br />J. A. Banfield, December 31, 1942
<br />E. O. Schmolke, December 31, 1942
<br />John VanKirk, June 30, 1942
<br />E. D. Page, June 30, 1942
<br />John Wesley~Pru~tt, December 31,1942
<br />Ivan Halladay, June 30, 1942
<br />Edward Jensen, June 30, 1942
<br />Albert Applegate, December 31, 1942
<br />Victor Johnson, June 30, 1942
<br />Fred Brenne, December 31, 1942
<br />E. C. Williams, June 30, 1942
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<br />The Recorder reported that the Cone Lumber Company had paid $100.00 as
<br />fire protection for 1942 but that other companies had not responded as readily.
<br />There was considerable discussion as to how much time should be allowed for these
<br />payments to be made. Councilman Hawn stated that the ordinance had been passed
<br />stating that payments be made by January lOth and he thought this should be
<br />adhered to. Councilman Farrington and Barette also stated they did not favor
<br />the idea of giving them a month's time. After somedisucssion as to just when
<br />these payments should be made or service discontinued, a motion was made by Brown
<br />(,',I,), sOtn andd sbec~ndedFbYb Stewarlottthat t1;e ,companldiebs bde. notift~ed dth;b=' t tifh pa~mtentsAwere
<br />J. no ma e elore e ruary s, serVlces wou e lscon lnue y e Cl y.
<br />': voice vote on this motion was ,doubtful and a roll call was asked for. Those
<br />V', ,'~ voting aye were Bond, ~oppe, Stewart and Brownson. No, Farrington, Barette,
<br />~ Hawn and Pennington. ~his being tie vote, the mayor cast his vote aye. Motion
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<br />Engineer Clubbahd furnished the Mayor with a statement regarding curb
<br />gas pumps. Ordinance 8688 had been passed on August 26, 1941 ordering the
<br />removal of all curb pwnps by January 1, 1942 but that notices were sent out
<br />November 25, 1941. Engineer Clubb stated he had made an inspection on January
<br />9th and that only two pumps had been removed. The Korn Bakery had stated they
<br />were unable to get a tank at this time and asked for additional time to make
<br />the change. On account of condition, it seemed ti was impossible for some of
<br />the people to comply with the ordinance to remove the pumps by January 1st. Mr.
<br />Clubbstated he had been told it would take from two to three weeks to secure tank
<br />Attorney Calkins pointed out that the ordinance regarding these pumps provided
<br />for a penalty up to $200.00 for not complying with the ordinance. A motion was
<br />made by Koppe ~d seconded by Bond that the Recorder be instructed to notify
<br />the owners of these pumps that ~Jing to conditions enforcement of the ordinance
<br />would be delayed until Februa~yylst, 1942 and that then it would be strictly
<br />enforced. Motion was carried. .
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<br />There was some discussion Jeegarding the smoke nuisance which had been
<br />before the council and never settled. Mr. Stewart pointed out that it was imposs
<br />ible to do anything with this unless they had the recorl1IJ1endG tions of a competent
<br />30 engineer and this matter would have to beput over for future consideration.
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<br />Mr. Stewart brought up the qaestion of inspection tier fuel oil installatio s.
<br />Attorney Calkins stated that an ordinance had been prepared by him and Mr. Clubb
<br />but that it had never been adopted by the council and it seemed to be up to the
<br />recommendation of Mr. Stewart's cownittee as to what to do. Mr. Stewart said
<br />31 ~ he would investigate and report back at the next council meeting.
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<br />There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
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