HomeMy WebLinkAbout1923-09-04 CITY HALL September 4, 1923.
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Regular meeting was called to order at 8:00 P. M. by President
REGULAR Drew.
ROLL CALL Trustees present, Onson, Macklin, Obarr, Drew.
Trustees absent,, Andrews.
rONSON ON The President appointed Trustee Onson to act on -the finance .
FINANCE COMMITTEE committee in the absence of Trustee Andrews.
Regular .order of business was dispensed with and Frank Swartz
RE: ADDITIONAL presented a matter with ref"erence to the 31oar1 making appropriation
COST FOR LUMBER covering the additional cost of lumber used in placing additional
USED ON SEATS seats in front of the band stand for the Labor Day celebration for c
IN FRONT OF the purpose of leaving the seats for future use.
BAND STAND On motion by Trustee. Macklin seconded by Trustee Obarr, the
amount necessary to cover the cost, after deducting the amount paid
by the Labor Day Committee from the gp500.00 previously appropriated
for a sunshade , was allowed, same to be paid from the Music & Pro-
motion Fund.
Minutes of the meeting for the- month of August were read and
APPROVAL OF approved on motion by Trustee Obarr seconded by Trustee Onson.
a MINUTES
APPROVAL OF Regular monthly reports of the Recorder, Building Inspector, Clerk
REPORTS and Librarian were read and approved on motion by Trustee Obarr,
seconded by Trustee Macklin.
Mr. S. C. 1r11inor addressed the Board, making application for the
use of the Public hall on the 20th of S eptember to be used for
REQUEST FOR an address by Eugene B. Debbs. President Drew advised Mr. Minor
{� PUBLIC HALL that the Board would consider the matter and advise him and his
FOR DEBBS committee later on of their decision.
RECESS Ten minutes recess was .taken at this time .
The Board was again called to order and a motion was offered by
REQUEST Trustee Obarr seconded by Trustee MJ cklin, that the request for the
DENIAED RE: use of the Public Hall for Eugene V. Debbs on September 20th should
Deb%s not be granted, which was -carried unanimously.
An estimate of the work completed to date .on the Contract of
G. M. Souter .on Ocean Avenue signed by Louis F. Gates, City En-
ESTIMATE OF gineer was approved on motiog by Trustee Obarr seconded by Trustee
WORK Onson.
A communication signed by E. L. Curtis requ�: sting approval of
C OM1-dUN I CA,T I ON his purchase of the Tackle Stand on the end of the pier from F. S.
RE: 'TACKLE Valk was read and the transfer was approved on motion By Trustee
STAND Obarr, seconded by Trustee Macklin.
COivITAUNICATION A communication from J. rT. Johnson was read with reference to
J. M. JOHNSON tl e_order of the police department for him to remove his real estate
� h sign from the sidewalk on Main- Street. Same was ordered placed
on file.
Request of the Lions Club for use of the Public Hall for a
REQUEST dance on the.e.vening of September 14th was approved on motion by
y LIONS CLUB Trustee Obarr, seconded by Trustee Macklin.
A letter of.appreciation signed by Mrs. Proctor and Mrs Rey-
LETTER OF nolds for the flowers and letter of condolence from the Board was
.APPRECIATION read and placed on file.
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The request for a license to conduct the Pool Hall formerly �J
LICENSE TO owned by B. F. Lindner, by .James Ballard having been reported
CONDUCT POOL favorably by Chief of Police Tinsley, was granted on motion
HALL GRANTED by Trustee Obarr,seconded by Trustee Onson, and the Clerk in-
structed to issue a license to 1.1r. Ballard.
Communication from the Orange County Builders Exchange was
COIZIUMUNICATION read, requesting the Board to appoint a committee of represent-
ORANGE COUNTY ative contractors to confer with the General Committee of Orange
BUILDERS EXCHANGE County Builders for the purpose of making recommendations for
revision of the Builders Ordinance now in effect throughout i
C010ITTEE the country.
APPOINTED On motion by Trustee Obarr seconded by Trustee Ldacklin, the
President of the Board was authorized to make the appointments. ' Ij
Ordinance #264 was given second reading and on motion by `
Trii.stee Obarr, seconded by Trustee Macklin was passed and adopted
ORDINANCE #264 by the following votes.:
PASSED AND AD-
OPTED. AYES Trustees, Onson, Macklin, Obarr, Drew.
NOES Trustees, None
ABSENT Trustees, Andrews.
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SURETY BOND Surety bond of Ed. Manning, contractor, was presented and i
APPROVED approved on motion by Trustee Obarr, seconded by Trustee Macklin. r
Resolution 4-398 was read , declaring the amount of money
necessary to be raised by taxation for the fiscal year, 1923-24, i
RESOLUTION #398 and setting the rate required , a copy of which is included and
ia: TAXATION made a part of these minutes.
On motion by Trustee Onson, seconded by Trustee Macklin
PASSED AID resolution #398 was passed. and adopted by the following votes:
ADOPTED
AYES , Trustees, Onson, Macklin, Obarr, and Drew.
NOES , Trustees, None
ABSENT, Trustees, Andrews.
RECESS Ten minute recess was taken at this time.
The Board was again called to order and on motion by Trustee
BIDS Onson, seconded by Trustee Macklin, bills approved by the fin-
APPROVED ance, committee were allowed as follows:
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Richard Drew 25.00 A. E. Bannister $150.00
A Onson 25.00 C. D. Steward 150.00
J. H. Macklin 25.00 Geo W. Coleman 150.00
R. L. Obarr 25.00 Roy Ballard 175.00
C. J. Andrews 25.00 Ray Bradfiled 165.00
Joseph Vavra 25.00 J. K. Sargent 17500
L. W. Blodgett 125.00 Mrs. E. G. Black 50.00
0. W. Warner" 75.00 F. B. Miles 100.00
W. R. Wright 125.00 V. U. Brown 180.00
V. E. Fixsen 175.00 Frank Parcel 125.00
Louis _F. Gates 250.00 Harry Lee 155.00 r
Grace M. Brose 140.00 J. W, Bryant 155.00
C. D. Hooper 115.00 L. B. Thompson 86.00
Marie Vandruff 100.00 E. J. Lawrence 50.00
Helen N. Newland 115.00 " " 125.00
W. ;R. Wright 175.00 C. A. Creamer 130.00 � I
Helen Rardin 75.00 B. F. Windham 94.00
Clint Creamer 165.00 H. A. Knight 4.00
Lee E. Hill 135.00 " " 100.00
L. E. Hill 40.00 J. T. Ayers 10.00
W. R. Garrett 125.000. T. Trarnwell 20.00
J. D. Godfrey 105.00 D. R. MlcClung 108.00
Sam Isom 115.00 J. T. Milton 110.00
J. Tinsley 250.00 R. G. Steverson 8.00 k
T. Choat 165.00 Oren Roberson 12.00
J. L. Stanton -175.00 Fred Rowley 104.00
W. H. Stanton 150.00 L. R. Doyle 22.00
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L. R' Doyle 48.00 Burrough Adding Machine Co 4.46
B. B. Aaron 46.00 W. J. Cameron 500.00
Edgar Roberson 16.00 A. Carlisle & Co. 9.20
C. Day 8.00 Catching Bros Co. 6.25
J. E. Dostalik 44. 50 " " 2.00
G: McKeevers 44.50 " +' 6.35
R. Allen 64.00 CHAMBER OF COLMRCE 500.00
C . W. Turpin 93. 75 Chanslor & Lyon 1.75
N. C . Murdock 31 .00 E. A. Clampitt & Co 37.50
F. L McCrea 30.00 H. S. Crocker Co. 36, 80
IT it if 24.v0 TM TM 40.16
' s F. J. Pearson 68.00 Dictaphone Sales Corporation 6.88
G. R. Thompson 60.00 Duplex Percolator Co. 29. 00
Calvin W. Smith 44.00 Eastside Water Co 18.75 f
Thomas Martin 16.00 C. D. Fulle r 55.65
L. R. Hodgson 20.00 J. D. Godfrey 2.00
Eugene Hopper 10.00 Charles Hadley Co. 8.58
C. L Jones 8.00 Vi. VV. Hanks 20. 25
J. C. Handley 108.00 E, IA. Hawley 3.12
Earnest Delaney 4. 00 H. B. Hdwe Co 48.82
-Wm Barker 107.50 H. B. Hdwe Co 54.80
Millard .Loftis 9.00 H. B. P:iachine & Forge 24. 75
Tony Brachdorf 93.50 if it " 20.38
E. F. Carney 174.38 H.B. Municipal Band 625.00
Dan Collin 58.00 H. B. News 48.10
E. 1J. Driver 108.00 TM TM 102.55
J. W. Elkins 110.00 H. ,B. Service Sta 54.60
F. C. Germany 146.88 H. B. Telephone 51.35
Ben Handly 109.50 H. B. Volunteer Fire Dept 45. DO
Chas Harpold 108.00 H. B. Water Company 287.52
Bruce Harris 93.00 Kardex Sales Co. 60.00
Joe Hughes 105.50 Chas Kaufman & Sons 7.80
Henry Lake 108.00 Keplinger Printing Co. 25.50
Millard Lo-f'tis 72.00 Kierulff & Ravenscroft 22.04
Joe Paladino 116.50 Jos Lacy & Son 269.63
�- E. H. Smith 128.00 " if TM 283.50
Sam Bergey 72.00 " it " 199.13
Glen Sherwood 44.00 Mrs . Walt Langford 2.00
` - V. F. Stabeck 82. 00 Wm T. Lindstrom Co 56.50
Asa Taylor 112.00 Ed, Manning 272.80
G. U. Handley 56.00 " it .126.90
Art Randel 16. .,0 W. A. Iviarker 60:80
Joe Hughes 108.50 G. V. Martin 243.00
Tom Talbert 12.00 G. V? Martin 243.00
Bruce Harris 23.00 G. C. Niebuhr 1.20
J. S. Thatcher 200.00 G. C. Niebuhr 1.25
Jack Colvin 150.00 Orange County Ignition Works . 50
Lawrence Kelntz 112.50 Orange County Pipe & Supply 156. 95
F. L. .Can'dee 150.00 C. D. Overshimer 20112
C. T. Agrelius 100.00 Pioneer Trnasfer 10:50
E. C. Jorgensen 32.00 R. J. Prescott 42.39
Adair & Son 5.76 L. A. Rubber Stamp CO 6.05
7 Air Reduction Sales Co 11.00 Kierulff & Havenscroft 34.10
Alloy Steel & Metal Inc. 6.21 Rucker Fuller Desk Co 28,6.00
Anderson & Hinton 9.80 Ben Schwartz 150.00
Archer & Vavra 10.10 Rucker Fuller Desk Co 117.00
G. H. Archer 5.00 Ben Schwartz 150.00
f. Associated Supply Co 45.33 G. A. Shank 10.00
Balboa Hdwe Supply Co 4.75 bucker Fuller Desk Co 72.00
Grace Bartholomew 2.50 Rucker Fuller Desk Co. 266.00
B & B Pipe Shops 14. 25 L.' (;. Smith Brothers 150.00
G. 0. Besser 32.05 Rucker Fuller Desk Co 288.00
L. E. Bledsoe 3.75 Geo M.. Souter 14214.55
R. M. Blodget 300.00 So. Co. Gas Co 2282.58
L. W. Blodget 200.00 So Calif Edison Co. 400.01
S. R. Bowen 3.50 Souther Pacific Co. 1.00
Brombacher Iron Works 3455.00 Sprague IrIeter Co 247.50
v n rr rr ++ 334.00 Standard Of 1 Co. 1.25
Buck & Buck 53.45 Standard Oil Co 102.07
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Starr Rupp Co 72.75 Woodhill Patterson Co 154.75
Sam Steins 17.53 Woodhill Patterson CO 7. 25
S E. Talbert 6.00 11. R. Wright Trustee 45.77
J. Tinsley 11.85 V1. D. Young 15.00 t
Union Oil Co . 72.13 " " 1.35
Union Oil Company 35.42 " " 61.15
Geo W. Wardwell 10.00 W. D. Young 1.30
tl it 45.00 Zellerbach Paper Co 97. 50
Welsbach Co 46.32 Geo 141. Souter 10153. 25 '
Western Union Telegraph Co 1.28 Jack ial. �Pffhitney Lbr. Co 99.26 E
Jack Id. Whitney Lumber Co 21.90
The matter of the contract with Wright, covering f
the .use of the ground for the Bungelette Court was taken
up with express reference to the clause in the contract,
RE: CONTRACT requiring a written permit for the removal of the plumbing
WITH R E WRIGHT fixtures at the termination of his lease and on motion
by Trustee Obarr, seconded by Trustee Macklin, the Clerk
was appointed to graa t permission for removal of all
toilet and plumbing fixtures above the surface of the ground
on request of Mr. Wright. �
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On motion by Trustee 1,Iacklin seconded by Onsa n, the Clerk
was instructed to • set aside $100.00 from the Music & Pro-
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.JAESE RELIEF motion Fund to be paid to the Chamber of Commerce to be
.FUND used in the Japanese Relief Fund. I
The matter of removal of the tents on 7th & Ocean Avenue
REMOVAL OF was referred to Chief of Police Tinsley.
TENTS �- -'
Chief Tinsley was authorized to purchase a typewriter and
APPROVAL FOR stand, on motion by Trustee Macklin, seconded by Trustee
'PURCMSE OF Obarr.
TYPEWRITER
On motion regularly put and carried the Board adjourned till
Tuesday September llth, 8:00 P. M.
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: ,SOLU`I'IOR No. 398
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A aMLUTIOT: OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY
OF HUNTI14GTON BEACH',. C:ALIF021-IIA , FIXIVG THE TAX RAM-
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6 HE&A3, the assessed valuation of the taxable
property of the (city of Huntington Beach, California, as assessed
by. the City Assessor and fixed by the Board of Equalization of !
said City for the fiscal year 1923--24 is V,9,077�415.00 and
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Mit,.AS, the Board of Trustees of said City of
Huntington Beach find that the amount of money necessary to be !
raised by taxation on property in said. Oity as a revenue for the !
various departments of said City for the current year and to ;:jay
the bonded and other indebtedness of said City is as follows, to-ciit x
1 • General Fund 36,309.60
2 Salary Fund 22,693.54 i
3 Street Fund 22,693.54 i
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4 Music & Promotion Fund 13,616.12
5 Library Fund 9,077.42
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6 Wharf Bonds, Interest & Redemption 2,496.30
! : 7 Sever Bonds ►° '° 907. 74
! 8 City Hall- Bonds 4,992.58 I
9 Public Hall 2 ,496.30 I
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10 Fire Apparatus "" " 1 ,588.55
1.1 Huni.c;ipal Bonds " 28,366.95 +
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f WHEREAS, a Tax Rate of One hundred Sixty cents
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5, upon each One hundred dollars of the assessed va"'ae of the
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property in the said City as assessed by the City Assessor and
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equalized by the Boa rd of Trustees, sitting as a Board of
Equalization, is sufficient to raise the amount,,of money so to
be necessary.
• T 3-nFOiU. , be it, and it is hereby resolved
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by the Board of Trustees of the City of Huntington Beach that 1
the rate-- of Taxation for the said City of Huntington Beach for the j
current year 1923.24 be fixed at One hundred Sixty cents upon each
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One hundred dollars of said assessed valuation of property in
p said- City,, the said rate to be segregated as follows,: to-wit:
1 General Fund .40 cents
2 Sol ary Fund .25
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3 Street Fund 025 `
4 Music & promotion Fund .15
5 Library Fund .10 IT
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6 Wharf Bonds, Interest & redemption .0275 IT ,
¢ . 7 ° Sec-er Bonds t° .01 IT I
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8 City Hall Bonds 44 ff 6055 '
9 Public Half. 44 If °' .0275 IT
10 Fire Apparatus '* " „ .0175
11 Yamicipal Bands .3125 '•
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Passed.==.and adopted this '4th day of September, 1923.
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President of the Board of Trustees
of the City of Huntington Beach.q
California.
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City Clerk and ex-offvicio Clerk oi?
the Board of Trustees of the City -of
Huntington Beach, California.
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State of California, )
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County of grange )SS.
City of Huntington Beach, )
I.; W. dw Wright, City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk
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of the Board of Trustees of the City of Huntington Beach,
California, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution
Roa 398 was presented and read to the Board of Trustees of
said City on the 4th day of September 1923 and was thereafter
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on the 4th day of September 1923,,, passed and adopted by the
following vote:
A :S Trustees
ABSEINT, TRUSTEES
City Clerk and ex-,6fficio Clerk of the
Board of Trustees of the City of
Huntington Beach,, California.
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