1922-07-07 Adj.
JUly 0, 1~22.
On account of the 4t1.t of July 1922 being a legal hoëHday, the
ci t~' Counc il, by unanimous agreement, met in regular session 5hiw
6th day of July 1922 with the f'0110wing members present:
W. T. Goode, Pres. of the Council
H. C. Adan~s, Councilman
O. o. Davis, "
R. E. McLaughlin;' ".
J. S. Underhill
Also present were Geo. F. Parker, City Attorney,
R. E. Willis, City Engineer,
W. W. Dunnicliff, City Clerk.
The minutes of June 20th were read and unanimously approved as read.
Motion was made by CouncilmanO. O. Davis, seconded by Councilman
H. C. Adams, that the Clerk be authorized to notify the Bank of
Okeechobee to stop payment onVoucher No. 153, Water Works Fund in
laTor of Cameron & Barkley Co" Jacksonville, Florida. and issue
duplicate voucher in lieu thereof. Motion was unanimous.
On motion made by Councilman H. C. Adams and seconded by Councilman
J. S. Underhill a Resolution was unanin¡ously adopted, relative to
the completion of the paved streets and the assessments of the twe-
thirds of the costs òn certain lots listed in said resolution.
Said Resolution, consisting of ten typewritten pages, being a part
of these minutes, and filed in the metal file of the City Clerk's office
under letter uR". This Resolution was passed at this meeting by
a unanimous vote.
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Mr. Henry Lewis made a complaint before the Council that the City
Chief of Police, 1. E. Davis, had shot his colt, which had been
struck by an unknown càr upon the streets of the Ci~y, and had its
leg broken. He valued the colt at .$1009 and suggested that the
City pay him J50 as damages. The Council dismissedtll&.matter,
for the time being, claiming that in as much as Mr. 'Lelr's had looked
at the colt with the broken leg and then apparently abandoned same,
the Chi~f of Police had a r~ght to dispose of the animal and relieve
it of its suffering.
All bills due were ordered paid.
Motion was made by Councilman H. C. Adams, seconded by Councilman
O. O. Davis, that M8. J. c.. Dancy be employed as City Pumper and
Engineer at the City pumping station, at a salary of $100 per month,
effective June 19, 1922. Carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Councilman R. E. McLaughlin and seconded by Councilman
H. C. Adams, that the City Council adjourn until 7:30 p.m. Friday,
July 7, 1922,. ~~
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Ci'y Clerk
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July 7, 1922. .
Pursuant to adjournment of July ò, 1922 the City Council met at
7:,30 p.m. with the following members present:
O. O. Davis,
J. S. Underhill,
H. C. Adams,
R. E. McLaughlin,
Also present were Geo. F. Parker, Attorney"
R. E. Willis, City Eng~neer,
w. W. Dunn1cliff, City Clerk.
On motion made by O. O. DaT1~, seconded by H. C. Adams, R. E. McLaughlin
was made ~emporary Chairman in the absence of W. T. Goode. Motion
was unanimous and Councilman McLaughlin assumed 1;he Chair.
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110 sanitary inspector, 1. E. Davis, was instructed to investigate
conditions of toilets in tìJ.e neighborhood of 1N. F. Hampton's
residenÐe.
On motion of O. O. Davis, seconded by R. C. Adams, the Council
adjourned.
Attegt: Jbt~;.¿//
City Clerk.
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July 18,1922.
The City Council 'met in regular session this 18th day of July,
1922 with the following members present:
W. T. ~o 0 de , ,. Pre sid en t ,0, f, ~ 0 unc iI, .l
R. E. }WicLaughl~n, Councilman .
H. C. Adams, .. .
J. S. Underhill, " '
Also present were Geo. F. P~rker, City Attorney, B. E. Willis, -
and W. W. Dunniclif£, City Clerk.
The minutes of July ¿th and 7th were read and unanimously
approved as read.
Mr. H. C. Adams wade a n.otion ,. whic h was seconded by R. :B!. McLaughlin
that the bill presented to the City by Mr. W. R. Gary, for the'
death of a pointer dog, be handed to Mr. L. E. DaTis Py the
Qlerk, and that ,he, Mr. DaTis, be requested to ~ettle same and
bring the bill befo re the Ci ty Council showing ths. tit had been
settled. This motion varried unani~ously.
Motion WallLl&de b~ H. C. AdamS and seconded by J. S. Underhill
that a telephone be installed in the City Pumping Station.
Carried unanimously.
The Chief of the Fire Department was instructed to wove the chemical
truck from Bowden's garage to the City pumping station.
On motion made by Councilman H. C. Adams, seconded by Counciln:¡an
R. E. McLaughlin, the Council adjourned to, 'eet at 7:00 p.lL.
on July 19,1922. Unanimous.
Attest:
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July 19, 1922.
1,,";;l~,:~Fursua.nt to adjournment of July 18, 1922 the Ci ty Council met
",(r ','this l~th day of July, 1922 at the hour of 7 p.m. witit. the 'l
following mer.bers present: ' i
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W. T. Goode, President of Council, I
H. C. Adams, Councilman -)
R. E. McLaughlin, "
J. S. Underhill, l'
Also present were Geo. F. Parker, City Attorney,
L.E. DaTi a , Chief of Police,
R. E. Willis, City Engineer.
w. w. Dunnioliff, City ClerK.
Winal Estimate of the Maule, Paving Company was read to the Council.
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No action was taken thereon, and Mt-. Carl Simmons wãS requested to
get e. proper receipt from the Ma~e FaTing Comp9l1y.,
On motion of H. C. Adams, seconded by R. E. McLaughlin, the
Council adjourned to meet again at 11: 30 -a.m. July 20, 1~22. ~
Motion was iwanimous. 9f-----. ,r ~
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