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Bill Nc.2 wag ead the third time In frill and placed on its final passage,
on th quesllon shall Bill Ne.2 pass t the roll being called,
follow:e : the vote resulted as
Eyes: Bollman, Zimbrough. ' OakeQ, Rowland, and Westoott.
Hayea and 4beent: Idone, o Pill I+To.2 became Ordinance ?357.
Bill Ho.3 by Bollman, entitled an ordinance amending Rule 1 , 'of sectirn8, of an ord.inan
as creating the offiee of Naperintendeht of water works and sewers,preseribYng his duties
and Prescribing. rules, reguis -t ions, and rates for the conduct and goverment of the
System of water works and sewers owned by the -City of oaldwell,'repealineall ordinances
or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith, and providing penalties for the violation
thereof" was read the first time.
A motion was made by wastcott, Seconded by "ollman, that the rules be Suspended and
the reading on three separate days be.dispeabei with and Bull Nc.3 be pllced on its fina4
passage. The roll being called on the motion the result was as follow:
eiyae; Bollman, K imbrough, 11ulford, Oakes, Rowland, and - estcott.
Nayee and Absent: Done. Sothe ayor declared the motion carried.
Bill No was read the seLlondX time by title.
Bill No,3 wan read the third time in full and placed on its final paeasSe.__
On the question shall B @11 No,3 pass? the roll being called, the result was as' follow
s;
Ayes; Bollman, Eimbrough kumford, Onkee, nowland,'e.nd Osteott.
Neyan -
d Aheentl None, ,;o 8111 "70.3 became Ordinance Of;a.
It was votedi on motion of Oakes that the Council adjourn until June 22nd, UPI.
1. FROYED CITY CLERK
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COUCIL CHAI:IBMIS JUNE 2211D,I92I.
The coundil met in adjourned melting with Mayor Miller, presiding, Cou,
i Kim?7rptgh,, P.4nmford,'
Oakes Rowlend, and l "eAtoott, . Clark, S.Earle Bpyes, -when tl..e fcll,iw
ing business wao transacte3-
A canvas of the heturne of Picture :.how Electior was made and the rcoylt wan as follo
M S: 7ea for the opening on gun and against the opening. °t this point E.W.Dorman
filled a protest against the Co',ncil confirming the. vote$ and demanded a. recount of the y1
same,
A•motion was made -by Oakes, s con•lod l :*umford th %t the +_- view of conditions the
get Lion o' t)-,c -ing z ,,o- pie 1: he Oenia'. :he roll being called on the acme
,thb trots. resented as rollo�a.
. Ayeg *ni rd, C ru,, Rowland, and. " =etcott.
Nayap.anl absent ; Done
Passed: +Bollman. 5 - 0.the Mayor doclaprd the motion corried.
I!t was voted on motion of Ulmbrcugh that the ''ity, Clerk be inatr to call for
seal9d bite for PaintinI19 the Municipal Water 1 ank. -
It was voted on motion of l',estoott that report of Bench Jommittee be relooted, as
:Sr. Oakew thought it world. Act be Ud71Seatle to build them - this time and at this
moment Mr.Sandmeyer reported that the same had be An built by llr._ ° oshaw.
It was voted on motion of Kimbrongh that matter of rutting up street signs beleft to
the :;treat Committoe.
It was voted on motion of - Oakes that the 0, , y,i.:i rCO. be permitted to rnt in all
crossings under the surervis +on of the '-treat Committ•sc and Oity Eagineer.
It was voted by motion of 70stoott tint' the Council ad.jo, ?rn to July 6th, 1921.
APPROVED
.CITY CLEIM
MAYOR
June �3th/193I„
Yra.rotts presaated a retitio-O asking for the removal of a certain building loaeted
osi Block 25 Orieinal ° dcition to UnIdwell. It.wan,voted on motion ef- !lowland that a com
mittee.of - three�be appointed to iflvesti . this along with the buildinga that Fire chief
Cory recommended condemning. The epor appointed Westcott, Kimbrough
Chief. , Bollman and the FirR
Bids were opened for the printing and the result was as follows•
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For all other publications ,_firsT..ineartion.:1..,....10
or each subsequent insertion ' ......................06
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The C41well'Tribune
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Io cents Per count line. To bq seb.in six point ^•type as required
bylaw. :
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It was voted on motion Of "aetriott thet.the biag q, tabled indefinitely.
The following resolutions by ROwlend were presented. R
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