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r24' . 2 ,_._---- --- - -- ----- --- - --_ -- ::--:-"~'_-_._----- - -::--_- - - ---:-:-- -- _ ---;.-:::.--'-~- -,--:-::=-.=-=-=-:: -:_._-~_-:-.__...- .--:--- - ~ -::~-'_-_~-_----_.-:---;--- --------.-.- -,---::- ---=:-:-~_ --:---- -:C-~-.-:-- -:-:---:--: -~_~~-- --~------::-.__ ~: .----~..----..-_- - - .---.------.... - . -.- -.. .,- - -- - .. - -_-I -- -~-- -~ ~c~_~_____ -~--~---- ~c__~_~_~_____'__ --- ___c___ --- _ ~ _~__'_c~__~____ -- ----- --~ -~ ~~ _c_______ An Ovdinance providing for the parking or tetherin of horses in the streets, alleys or public places of the City, prov'iding a penalty, and de- ~8 elaring an emergency was read the first time and passed to its second and I ,':' third readings by unanimous consent of the Council, by title under suspen- ~~ sionof the rules and was placed for final passage. On roll call all members - w", present voting AYE, except Crurnbaker voting NO, absent Wiper. The Ordinance ~~ was declared passed and numbered 8798. .::::. (;; An Ordinance providing for the nonination of Independant Candidates 29 for elective municipal offices, by certifiaates of Nomination by Individual ! Electors was read the first time and laid over. '1 I ,[ ~ermission was given the Recorder to refund the LOn~'s Grocery $1.00 30 on account of buying license for tobacco the second time. I I An Ordinance levying assessments for the sidewalk on the South side of I west Broadway between Polk and Tyler street was read the first time and passed 31: to its second and third readings b~ unanimous consent of the Council by title ! under suspension of the rules and was paaced for final passage. All Council- I men present voting AYE, ahsent Wiper. The Ordinance was declared passed and i numbered 8799 · i At this time bids for a Street Sweeper were opened. A bmd from the 'I ColU{t,lbia Equipment Company for an Aust~n Western Patrol Sweeper at a cost of : $4250.00 with an additional charge of $100.00 for broom filling machine to : fill rear broom, and another additional charge of $125.00 for leaf rake to 3211 work on front of sweeper and another' additional charge of $250.00 for an en,closed babe \, A bid from the Heward Cooper Company for an Elgin Jr. Sweeper at a cost of $7,000.00 with an additional charge of $95.00 for broom filling machine These bids were referred to the ,street Department for consideration, to report back at the next Council meeting. At this time Councilman Farrington stated the request for a new car .! for the Police Matron." hadheen elimina.ted from the Budget;- that she was still I i using the ,-old car and had used 33i gallons of gas for the month of June. He ! stated that the Police Matron was using this car to go and, come from work and 33: that no other City employee had this privilege and that he did not beleive she was in need of a car. That the Police Department could take care of her in I cases where it was necessary for her to use a car. A motion was made by Mr. : Farrington that the use of this car be discontinued by the Police Matron and i put to whatever use the Police might use or be sold. This motion was seconded I by Crumbaker. Councilman Hawn stated that he was not certain what use the ! Police Matron had for a car and that it was agreeable with him if the Council wished to take this action. Chief Bergman was asked by Councilman Hawn whether the Police Matron need this car and the Chief reported that her inspection work was only 3 or 4 blocks from the City Hall. 'Councilman Hawn stated that if the Council would like, he and the Chief of Police would discuss the matter with the Police Matron. The motion was withdrawn by both Councilman Farrington and Mr. Crumbaker and Mr. Hawn and the Chief of Police were instructed to meet with the Police Matron and bring in a report at the next m~eting. Councilman Farrington stated that the Health Committee had been with- out a Chairman for quite some time and he felt that something should be done to provide a chairman. He inquired regarding the condition of Mr. Wiper and 34 asked if he was not going to be able to come back, if some other arrangement . could be made at an early date. Mayor Large was asked to contact Mr. Wiper and have a report for the Council at the next meeting. On motion the Council adjourned,.-tb meet July 24th 1944. I 1 i tem I I I , I I i I ~'