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Which ordinance was read
the first time, and,
I
the members
time
1;
;
and
nay vote
r.
of the council present, beirqi, fifteen in number and
more than two - third s of
all the mem-
the
bers of the council elect, the
rules were suspended
exid the ordinance read the second
aI
time and by unanimous vote of
all the members of the council present beini.r
fifteen in
it
then tolok a resolution
u
pr-eaen,
ted by tho 01ty Ila 1.
VT ON, AfPRO r�g AT IN P
4 $3,0Q.00, FOR, TmE: PU BPI 01 pa P OlUt AUD TT
January, 19th1I 1914.
of all the members
of the council elect the
ruled
taken upon the question, "Shall the ordinance pass",
and the
roll being called the
t r
iO� Ad
822
ant: it, led, -
lowing Aldermen voted:- Aye- Harper, McCain, Leiser,
Riojrler,
Staith, Pale z, Hollis
pp
Younger, Lange, Cuningham, Volmer, Black, Adams, Pardee
and
Powers. Total 15. None v ot-
ing Naar® And thereupon said ordinance was declared
passed.
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:110rdinance
There was then taken up an ordinance presented
by thp
Finance Committee Pnt it le d
Ik No. 2043
AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING $3,750-00 TO ASST,13T
STREET
iui-,)Rovr,.1ARJTT DISTHT011 NO.213,
h:Ij
AND FOR OTHFR RPOS
PUES.
V
again
Which ordinance was read
the first time, and,
by unanimous vote of a,11
the members
time
an(i
tj*jv yea
and
nay vote
r.
of the council present, beirqi, fifteen in number and
more than two - third s of
all the mem-
the
bers of the council elect, the
rules were suspended
exid the ordinance read the second
aI
time and by unanimous vote of
all the members of the council present beini.r
fifteen in
it
then tolok a resolution
u
pr-eaen,
ted by tho 01ty Ila 1.
VT ON, AfPRO r�g AT IN P
4 $3,0Q.00, FOR, TmE: PU BPI 01 pa P OlUt AUD TT
number sind more than two-thirds
of all the members
of the council elect the
ruled
we re
again
suspended
and the
ordinance read the third 9aid
last
time
an(i
tj*jv yea
and
nay vote
taken
upon the
question,
"Shall the ordinance pass" I
the
roll
being
called
the
following
. J
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AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING 1 OF ROADWAY OT? TWNTY-VOU011 M-1-W,,KTj FROM SPRING
TO HIGH AT THIRTY FEET, AND FOR OTRER PURPOSF,9,
Which ordinance was read the
first time, and by unanimous vote of all the memberl
Re solut io
There� was then taken up a Resolution
presented by Aldermen McCain$ entitled.
by
the
No,., 82o.
RESOLUTION INSTRUCTING CITY ATTORNEY
E
TO TNEWITUT pR0CEEDjgGS To CON MUN CERTAIN
Ti
as
there
PROPERTY FOR CERTAIN BOuLEvARDS OR STREETS
IN THE CTT Y OF LjTTTP,:R00K AX' FOR OT HER
him
being a property owner
in said
district'
There" on
ton,
''Solutioal
re: so Ut
'I ion was read and adopted
upon motion Alderman )tco"Illw
then tolok a resolution
u
pr-eaen,
ted by tho 01ty Ila 1.
VT ON, AfPRO r�g AT IN P
4 $3,0Q.00, FOR, TmE: PU BPI 01 pa P OlUt AUD TT
d el �aA
rio pte,
'Uipo 4no t, i on of Al ft if 0.111
so utionji,
t r
iO� Ad
822
ant: it, led, -
pp
Alderman Harper.
Alderman Powers then called attention to the fact that -Ar. F. A. Garrptt, who had
,I been elected a member of the Board of Improvement for Street Improvement District No.2
2
to
fill
the vacancy caused
by
the
resignation of Mr. W.
H. Lark,
had failed
to qualify
as
there
was some question
of
him
being a property owner
in said
district'
There" on
1:1, Alderman Powers nominated J. W. Lippincott a member of the Board of Improvement for
No other business being presented, upon motion of Alderman Smith the council ad-
journed to Fehruary 9th, 1914
Atte st; /7
City Clerk. HN
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