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Adjourned sess ion _ December 23rd, 1932
ROLL CALL: City Council met in ax an adjourned session with 1&')yor McGee presiding and
following councilmen present: Anderson, Burns, O'Herin, Partch, Skinnell and Wirth -
absent, Haylett.
CLAIMS: Following claims against Current Expense and iIja.ter Funds
were read and motion
was made by
Wirth, seconded by Burns that the bills be allowed and warrants be drawn for
the same;
roll call showed all voting for the motion.
CURREIIT E.XPMTSE :
10200•
R. H. Steely, building 2 chimneys new city barn
18000
10201_10215
SalAries of election officers for city general election
112.00
10216
Mrs. J. B. Crain, rent at Cunningham Hotel for polling
places, city primary and general election
10.00
10217
N. P. Ry. Co., rent of Railway Club for polling places
10.00
10219
P. P. & L. Co., street lights _ _ _
306.40 456.40
TATER FUND:
1996
Harold Shaw, labor for 'rra.ter Dept. _ _ _
8.00
1997
H. IVI. Grant, do. _ _
9.150
1889
C. H. Pohl, do. _ _ _ _ _
9.00
1989
P. P. & h. Co., power for pumps _ _ _ _
426.02 452.52
Communication read from Liberty 'Theatre asking that charge for police matron
services be either aaAxmtitd rednceA.or eliminated; referred to Police Committee upon
motion made by O'Herin, seconded by Anderson and carried.
Commnication from Sta.nddrd Oil Co., relative to lwl per gal. tax on at:.soline for
Water Dept., read, they stating that they would not be able to allow credit for gas used
by Water Dept. Motion made by O'Herin, seconded by Partch, that matter be referred to
city attorney- carried.
Communication from Cox Investment Co., quoting revised rates for fire insurance
on the city hall and furnishings was mr referred to Finance Committee upon motion made
by O'Herin, seconded by Partch and carried.
A dray license was granted to E. 1. Kiepke upon motion made by Partch, seconded'
by O'Herin and carried without dissenting vote.
SCRIP PROPOSED TO PAY FOR UNE11P1OYIV4_-,NT RELIEF: The matter of issuing scrip.
in oayment of services on streets by unemployed, was discussed, the following' citizens
representing the ffb_tg Chamber of Comnerce being present: F. I.. Perry, Dr. '17. t'. Robbins,
E. L. Collins, Ray Chenoweth, Earl James and Roy H. Skill.. Meeting of the council. was
adjourned so that an open meeting for free discussion of the matter could be had.
(NOTE: During the open meeting a motion was m de by Robbins, seconded by Partch
that a committee consisting of the Mayor, City Attorney and one representative of the Chamber
of Commerce, the Pasco Credit Assn, and the Xiwanis Club be appointed to study the proposal
and make recommendations at another meeting with the council Dec. 21st.)
REPORT OF City Clerk passed to each councilman; report of water manager read,
showing a net profit of :"57.49 for t .e ;preceeding month.
CANVASS OF VOTES AT CITv GENERAL ELECTION: The city council canvassed the votes
c,ist at the city general election and found the outcome of the election as follows:
Precincts 71 #2. #3 #4 #5 Total
McGee (Mayor) 134 218 159 243 179 933
Speier (Clerk) 115 205 153 225 164 862
O'Brien (Attorney) 115 207 151 235 168 976
Haylett (Councilman 2 yrs) 111 195 144 219 155 824
Anderson (Councilman) 117 213 152 241 175 998
Burns it 119 209 155 230 153 964
Partch 112 206 144 226 161 849
O'Herin ( at large) 109 199 145 210 151 802
Pratt (Treasurer) 85 136 115 156 110 602
Phillips it 71 138 71 132 115. 527
St. Supt. W. Burns advised that men on Street Dept. had been laid off Dec. 1.8th;
Butler's last work was done on Dec. 19th.
ADJOUREMINT: Motion made by Anderson, sec )nded by Skinnell that meeting adjourn,& 91/W
ATTEST:
Mayor
Ci y Clerk. GC��
Passed and approved the day of
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