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City Hall, Monday September 25th,1933.
Pursuant to adjournment of September l8th, the City Council
met and was called to order at 7:30 P.M. by the City Clerk.
Councilmen present: Marion, Stevens, King.
Councilmen absent : Conrad.
On motion by Marion, seconded by Stevens, Councilman
King was appointed chairman pro-tem.
A petition signed by a number of residents in the vicinity
of Delaware and Frankfort avenues requesting that the Council adopt
An ordinance prohibiting the keeping of bees within the city limits
was read and referred to the City Attorney to draft the ordinance.
The application of Ralph Gustafson to operate a junk yard
at 101E - 13tn Street was referred to Councilman Marion.
The Clerk read Resolution ##697 calling a special election
and, on motion by Marion seconded by Stevens, same was passed and
adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen King; Stevens, Marion.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: Councilman Conrad.
On motion by Stevens, seconded by Marion, demands approved
by the Finance Committee were ordered paid.
Councilman Marion called the attention of the Council to
the need of bonds for securing the payment of wages in the oil
fields. The matter was. ref erred to the City Attorney to investigate
and report at neat meeting.
House on ;th St-- Building Inspector Overmyer again called the attention of
nuisance
the Council to a. thouse "on.`'9th.._.Street which was damaged by fire.
This matter was referred to the City Attorney to write those
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interested and say that it no action was taken the city would
proceed to abate the nuisance.
City Engineer Overmyer called the attention of the Council
to the condition of the municipal pier and recommended that repairs
be made in the near future covering damage done by the March loth
earthquake. No action was taken by the Council.
City Attorney Overacker was directed to prepare an
application to the federal government for the purpose of borrowing
money to construct „a sewer disposal plant and to present same to
the City Council at their regular meeting October 2nd.
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On motion by Stevens, seconded by Marion, the
Council adjourned until 700 P.M. Wednesday September 27th, 1933•
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City C rk and x-officio Clerk
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City Clerk
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City Hall, Wednesday Sept. 27th,1933•
Pursuant to adjournment of September 25th, the City
Council met and was called to order at TOO P.M. by the
City Clerk.
Councilmen present; King, Marion, Stevens.
Councilmen absent : Conrad.
On motion by Marion, seconded by Stevens, Council-
man King was made chairman pro-tem.
Ordinance The Clerk presented and read for the first time
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Ordinance #310, prohibiting the keeping of bees within
the City limits.
On motion by Stevens, seconded -by Marion, the
Council adjourned.
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City C erk and Ex-officio Clerk
of the City Council.
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City Clerk.
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