1921-08-09 Regular
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Regular Session. July 16,1921.
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The City Council met in regular session this 26th day of July, 1821
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D. E. Aus t in , , Mayo r ,
W. T. Goode, President,
R. E. McLaughlin, Councilman.
H. C. Adams, , "
J. S. Underhill, "
O. o. Davis, "
Also present were Geo. F. Parker. City Attorney, and W.W. Dunntcliff
City Clerk.
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The minutes of June !8th we2:e read and unanimously.-'pproved as
read.
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On motion of Vounoilman H. C. Adams, seconded by Councilman DaTis,
I'.'..', " the City C1eil!'k W.,&"S instJ"Ucte,d,to adV""er 1i,',iS,e,the,Ci, 'ty S,tree,t ,pav,in,g
',~ Time Warrants for sale as early as possible, and also call for bids
:' for the completion of the partly paTed st.reets, and such other
, additional paving as Council may direct, of the Ci~ on the same
, day the Time Warrants are to be sold. Bids to cove:r: only so far
as the tunds a~ilable will hold out.
r This tð,tion car.ied unanimously, all voting Aye.
. On motion of Councilman H. C.Adams, seconded by Councilman
McLaughlin, the Clerk was instructed to notify the City Marshall that
all past due professionsal and other licenses and taxes due the
City must be collected and reported to the Clerk within ten days
. date, or the law enforced for doing business without a license.
, . The Cl~k,also being instructed to furnisq a copy of this motion
'.'t,"- tç,' the :Mayor. :Ii!otion carried unanimously. ..
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.~~., 'ði'motio~ of Couno ilman o. o. Davis, aeconded by Councilman R. E..
MoLaughlin the City Attorney was, instructed to defend the suit
filed against the Ci~y by Attorneys Hamrick and Donnell former
City Attorneys, and their associates, for ,,1,000.00 damages; and
the sum of :i~I~O is hereby authorized advanced to apply on
attorney's fee 'and expense. Motion carried unanimously. ,
Motion was made by Councilman J. S. Underhill, seconded by
Councilman Adams, that the intereat on the $125.000 Bond issue
be paid from the respective Interest and Sinking Funds.
¡¡lotion oarri ed unanimousi:v. , ,
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Motion was made by Còunoilman Adams and seconded by Councilman
Davis that the outstanding indebtedness at the Bank of Okeeobabee
for the re~1rs to the bridge aO~O$S Taylor'a Creek be paid from
the General Fund. Irlotion carried unanimously.
On motion mad~ by Councilman Davis and seconded by Uouncilman . #
Underhill the bills as paesented be paid. lIotion carried unanimousl
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, On motion made by Councilman Adams, seconded by Councilman
Underhill, the Council adjourned.
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' . ATTEST: V '~.~.
'Pre s! ent 0 f Counoi1
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Regular Session COUNCIL CHA1!BER . August 9,1921
the City Council met in regular session this 9th day of August,
~;. ,1921 with the following members present:
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W. T. Goode, President
J. S. Underhill, Councilman
R. E. McLaughlin
Also present were L. E. Davis, CM1ef of Police, and W. W.
.. Dunnic liff, City Clerk:.
The minutes of the meeting held July 26th we~e read and'
unanimously approved aa read. .
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Aug. 9, Cont'd."
Hr. Calvin Drawdy came before the Council asking permission
to put a telephone on the street in front of 110Neil1 & Austin's' .
office.
The matter was laid on the table for further consideration.
The Council authorized L. E. Da?is to mow the Flagler Parks.
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On motion of J. S. Underbill, the Council adjourned.
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Regular Session ,OUNCIL CHAMBER A~g.30,19a1.
The City Council met in regular session this 30th day of August, .
1921 with the following members present:
W. T. Goode, p~esident of Council
H. C. Adams, Counoilm811,
R. E. MoLaughlin,' "
Joe Underhill, "
O. O. Davis, ' IT
Alao present were Geo. F. Parker, Ci~y Attorney, and W.W.Dunnicliff
Ci ty Clerk.
The Minutes of the meeting of the Council of August 9,1921 were
read and approved as read.
The Counoi1 instruotéd Chairman Goode to see the Southern Utili-
ties Company aDd arr&nge for having theneoessary street and
,if necessary, commercial lights placed on lIailroad Street.
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The following resolution was made by H. C. Adams and seconded by
Councilman Underhill: .
RESOLVED: That tbe City Clerk draw, up an approved bill authoriz-
ing payment of ~200.00 in full settlement of Mr. Weyrioh's bill
for auditing the City accounts, and also prepare in the same
manner a warrant for Wm. Collins, Jailor, for oare of prisoners
and use of jail to date. . Motion carried unanimously.
On motion of Counoil... H. C. Adams, seconded bt Councilman
J. S. Underbill, the following Resolution was unanimously
adopted:
RESOLVED, '
That no gasoline filling stationa, or telephone booths, or
calling stations, shall be 8rected on the City streets of
Okeecbobee, nor at or near the sidewalks thereof without the
wri.tten consent of the City Counoi1, end that all such gasoline
fi~ng stations or telephone booths now erected upon any street
or at or near the sidewalks of any street of said City of .
Okeeohobee, are hereby declared to be a nuisanoe, and the City
}¡1arshal shall notify those who have no permit to remove same
within ten days from this date, unless they secure a written
permit !for same.
The Chairman of the Council instructed the Chairman of the
Street Committee to look after and repair the foot cl"ossing
near Hardy Walker's home on Parrott Ave. and also repair the
culvert near the Sohoo1 house.
On motion J.S.Underhi11 the Council ad~ourned.
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