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.- .--- - --- -~-,-- I 1 1 ---- - -l II ~j iii !' il 17 II I: Iii Ii I !,i 18 I; ii , '~ 1.11 1'; Ii -;, I I ~ 75 - _.~------ ---~--~_.._~----------- .- ._--_._------._---------..,--~- . . -. - - - - - - . - - - -. - ---.' - -~........ --- --."----- - .~----------- --.----------------- .-.~-_._--- ------- ------- --- ------------ ----~---------_._-- --------- _____-:-_.._~._..; ______-~_.._-..-__-_,.__.~._-___~ -_;.....::-".:.......~_.____ .__~___::_~::.__-_c_..=. _ - __~_ .,___ __.____ ____. ." _._._ _. _ _ _'_ .__ _ ~ a. .____ ___ _ _ .'. ~_---.- ---------------------_.~--- -------- , I' I: Ii! Ii ! The resignation of John W.' Pennington as chairman of the Police Committee was read at this time. He explained that he had been appointed Deputy District Attorney and on account of the associations he would have in that capacity with the Police Department he did not believe it-was wise to continue as chairman of the Police Committee. The resignation was accepted by the Council. Acting president of the Council, Mr. Farrington, stated that Mayor Large wished to appoint Councilman Hawn as chairman of the Police Committee, and that Mr. Penning- ton would assume Councilman Hawn's place on the Park and Playground Committees. A motion made by Barette and seconded by Brownson that this change be confirmed, was carried. ~ I, ;td} Councilman Barette explained that in the park back of Skinner's Butte, the NYA had abandoned the use of one of the buildings and that the Garden Club would like to have this building for their meetings. He stated that the building was no longer being used by the NYA and that if it was not moved off the premises it would be torn down. ,He stated that the Garden Club was willing. to stand all, the expense' of moving this building if the City would give it to them. Mr. Barette explained that Mr. Lyons, head of the NYa was perfectly willing that the building I be given to the Garden Club. MrthBanett.er1stated:J,thgt he would move that this building be given to the Garden Club with the understanding that they were to stand all the expenses of moving. This motion was seconded by Brownson. Councilman Hawn stated it was not quite clear to him whether the City had the right to give this building.~way, _but if a ruling of the City Attorney that it would be legal could be secured, he would like to see the Garden Club have the building. After some further discussion Councilman Hawn moved to amend Mr. Barette's motion that the matter be referred to the Judiciary Committee and the City Attorney with power to act. This ammended motion was seconded by Davis and on vote carried. The original motion of Mr. Barette's was then called for and the motion as ammended was passed. I Ii I! Ii I., l,t II: I', 1,; I \: It Ii I': 11 !: t: II II. 't I: 1:1 I: [j II I ii Ii I,' t1 li I'!' I; Iii 'I " , ;! 'j l, II ~Il It I I \1 Ii II 'I I, I II II Ii l' Ii d II I, I: Ii On motion the Council adjourned. ....