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COUNCIL CHAMBERS, DEC. 16, 1927.
8:00 P. M.
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0 =00il met in regular session persuant adjournment of Dee. b6, 1927, with
Mayor Dunlap presiding, and the following Councilmen present; DAVIS, DUTTON, HOFFMAN,
JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MUMFORD.
Bill No. 11 by Mumford, entitled "AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE APPOINTMENT OF
AN ASSISTANT TO THE CITY TREASURER TO BE KNOWN AS 'DEPUTY THREASURER'; FIXING HIS COMPEN-
SATION AND PROVIDING FOR BOND; AND REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES, IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH: was read first time in full. A motion was made by Jackson, seconded
by Mcdonnel, that the rules be suspended requiring a bibl to be read on three seperate
days, and that the bill to be read the second time by title, third time in full and placed
On its final passage. The Mayor directed the ®lark to call the roll with the following
result: AYES: DAVIS DUTTON, HOFFMAN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MUMFORD. 11AYES: NONE.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Bill No. 11 was read second time by title, third time in full section by section
and placed on its final passage, and on the question ae put by the Mayor, Shall Bill No.
11 pass? the Clerk was directed to call the roll with the following result;
AYES: DAVIS, DUTTON, ROFFMAN, JACKSON, MCCONNEL AND MUMFORD. NAYES: NONE. Whereupon,
the Mayor declared that Bill No. 11 had passed and now became Ordinance No. 447, and
approved same in open session, directed the dlerk to make proppv:.entry of same and cause
it to me published in the Caldwell Tribune the official Newspaper for the Oity of Caldwell.
The Mayor Pppointed Mrs. Josephine Remshaw as Deputy Treasurer.
It was voted on motion of MoConnel, seconded by Jackson, that the appointment of
Mrs. Josephine Ramehaw as Deputy Treasurer be confirmed.
T. A. King appeared before the Gounoil asking permission to install a Gasoline
Pump for Billing Station on the North Kimball Highway. It was decided that the present
Building Ordinance did not permit such filling station, and the Gity Attorney was in-
struoted to draw an ordinance amending such section as to permit installing such a station
in restricted districts.
It was voted on motion of Jackson, seconded by Davds, that the following bill as
approved be allowed, and warrants be drawn of the various funds to -wit;
GENERAL
No.
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For what
Amount
091
Pioneer Irr.
District Taxes
320.14
392
Tress. Canyon
County
10.36
TOTAL
330.50
CE9lETERY
48
Oeldwell Irr.
District Taxes
290.70
TOTAL
290.70
LIBRARY
75
Pioneer Irr. District Taxes
10.12
TOTAL
10.12
LOCAL STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. 5
49
M. R. Eusteoe
Services
150.00
TOTAL
150.00
Grand total of all warrants drawn amounts to 478432.
With reference to the sale of Local Street improvement District No. 6 Bonds,
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the matter was referred to the 1linance Committee and MoOonnel to investigate and report
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and report back to the douncil.
it was voted on motion or llatton, seconded by Jackson, that donnoil adjourn,
APPROVED-
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