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City Hall, June 16th, 1933.
Pursuant to adjournment of June 9th, 1933, the City
Council met and was called to order at 10:00 AM by Mayor Conrad.
Councilmen present; Marion, Huston, Stevens, King, Conrad.
Councilmen absent ; None
RFC The Clerk read a letter from the Unified Rehabilitation Corp.,,
326 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Los Angeles, relative to available
funds for repairs on account of earthquake damages. Letter was
referred to the City Attorney for his opinion and reply to the letter.
The Clerk read a letter from the League of California Muni-
cipalities calling attention to recent Federal legislation for the
purpose of granting loans to States, Counties and Cities, such funds
to be used to relieve unemployment. This was referred to the City
Attorney for his opinion.
Resolution The Clerk presented and read Resolution No. 691 in support
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of Proposition No.2 on the June 27th ballot unemployment relief,
and on motion by Huston seconded by King, same was passed and
adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Councilman Huston, Stevens, King, Conrad.
NO2S: Councilman Marion.
ABSENT: None
M,or•atorium On motion by King, seconded by Marion, the Tax Collector was
authorized. to receive tax payments up until June 20th,1933 without
penalty on the second half of 1932-33 taxes, provided that the tax
receipt show the amount received.
Objection to The letter of F A. Spiek stating objection to leasing and
s tl'eet drilling
...drilling public streets for oil drilling was read and ordered. filed.
°tandard. Gasolii.Le The application of the Standard Gasoline Company for permit
'w"irld5ur Club-
f irewarks
to operate plant No-3 at 22nd and Palm was referred to the Oil
Committee for investigation concerning mufflers and pressure and
report at next meeting of the Council.
The application of the Windsor Club` to sell--P ri works at
120 Main Street, and one other location agreeable to the Chief
of Police was granted on motion by Stevens seconded by Marion.
°B 1201- Mayor Conrad made report of his and Councilman King's
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water District meeting with Governor Rolph in opposition to Senate Bill 1201,
3 known as the Orange County Water Bill. Mr. Conrad stated that
a number of cities were represented and entered protest against
the Governor signing the bill but that the bill was signed over
all protests:
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Relief Assistant Engineer Overmyer stated that 39 men were being
furnished the city by the County relief department.
Beaob Assistant Engineer Overmyer informed the Council that the
water company's estimate for running water line to the proposed
beach camp was $1,500.00, that electric lighting would cost
would cost about $400.00
$400.00, and that an extension of the present 2 inch water line/'
and installation of lateral lines
/would cost about $132.00. Temporary toilets would cost about
$15.00 each.
On motion by Huston seconded by Marion the assistant engineer
was authorized and directed to proceed with the erection of
temporary toilets, four in number and to extend the 2 inch water
line to the grounds.
East Side On motion by King seconded by Huston the fire chief was
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authorized to order th-e installation of two 4 inch fire hydrants
on Frankfort Street and replace with a 4 inch hydrant on Hartford
Street.
Speoia.l The appointment of Ted Tarbox as special police officer was
approved on motion by King seconded by Marion.
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Demands approved by the Finance Committee were ordered paid
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on motion by Stevens seconded by Marion.
On motion by Huston seconded by Stevens, the Council adjourned
until 10:00 AM Thursday June 22nd, 1933-
1 y C er and ex-officio Clerk o
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