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November 2l~ 1944
No. 31
The Council met in regular session at 7.30 P. M. this date. Present: Mayor
Wiley, Councilmen Applewhite, Daugherty~ Koozer, Putman, Redford, Selby. Absent:
None.
The minutes of the previerus meeting were read and approved as read.
Monthly reports of the EI eetrle. Water and Street Deoartments and City Rec-
order were read, accepted and ordered placed on file.
The inves-tment of C1 ty fwds in U. S. Government Bonds during; the 6th War
Loan drive was discussed and authorized upon motion by Koozer, seconded by Redford
and carried following a unanimous roll call as follows:
Sinking Fund $2,600.00
Cemeter)- Trust Fund 800.00
Consumers' Deposits 1,500.00
Asses~ent Funds 1,000000
Electric Fund 10,000.00
Water Fund 15,000.00
Fire Station Bldg Fd. 6,OOO.au
State Tax Street Fd 3~OOOoOO
Project Sinking Fund 3,OOO~OO
42..800(100
"G" Bonds
"G" Bonds
"G" Bonds
"G" Bonds
"R" 7/8% C of Ind.
"H" 7/8% C of Ind.
"Htf 7/8% C of Ind.
"R" 7/8% C of Indo
"H" 7/8% C of Ind.
The followinb applications for building permits were presented:
No. 56: To erect and repair dwelling on Beach Street at an approximate cost
of '2uO.00 by Ethel o. Mitchell.
No. 57: To remodel 8~ore at 1221 Iowa Street at an approximate cost of $200.00
by D. N. Baird.
No. 58: To erect refrigerator repair shop at 66-2nd Street at an approximate cost
of $400.00 by W. D. Morgan.
No. 59: To erect new dwelling on Oak Street. Lots 5& 6 Chitwood Tract at an
approximate cost of $2,500.00 by T. P. Franco.
No. 60: To erect garage and utility room at 905 Siskiyou Boulevard at an approx-
imate oost of '3<aOO by O. C. Lapp.
It )lIaS moved by Putman and seoonded by Redford that the parmi ts be granted.
Carriad.
The following requests for endorsements on applications for lioenses to the
Oregon State Liquor Control Commdssion were presented:
Mae E. Thody' s Grocery, H. G. Travis Greyhound Tavern and t.~e Reception Pool
Hall. It was moved by Daugherty and seoonded by Selby that the endorsements be
authorized. Carried.
The police car ~ reported to be in very bad condition, and the purchase of a
new car, if possible.7aisoussed.
The abstract of votes having been received from the County Clerk covering the
election held on November 7th, the Council resolved itself into a oanvassing board
and prooeeded to canvas the election.
The result of the canvas was ascertained to be as follows:
November 21# 1944 eont'a
No. 31
Office a.nd P R E C I N C T S Tot.a.1s
Candidate: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
MAYOR:
T. s. WILEY 147 149 195 189 151 184 244 197 140 1596
COUNCILMEN:
G. A. ANDREWS 100 106 125 142 96 11' 158 145 101 1090
G. T. APPLEWHE 83 86 127 119 75 108 166 105 66 935
Ro E. KOOZER 79 68 104 111 104 107 129 81 46 829
H. A. MERRILL 106 102 110 109 7:5 130 216 89 90 1025
w. REDFORD 111 89 115 III 87 110 176 135 104 1038
J. WEITZEL 71 67 101 83 68 58 112 122 65 747
CITY REC ORDER :
J. Q. ADP],!jS 96 82 102 114 94 127 167 122 75 979
K. M. BREMNER 52 52 55 61 49 51 87 63 46 516
F. E. TIIOMPSOn 34 44 76 50 34 42 66 49 40 435
CITY TREA.S'U"RER:
/.... EASTERLIN::: 165 160 202 195 139 183 273 209 134 1660
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PARK COMMISSIONER:
N. w. HEARD 1C:;'-' 153 203 192 144 181 265 .' 204 136 1636
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R. E. POSTON 148 141 193 190 140 171 250 181 134 1548
The Mayor thereupon declared the following elected:
IvTA YOR : T. s. WILEY
C OillW ILMEN : G. A. ANDREWS, w. REDFORD. E. A. MERRILL.
CITY Rl:!:C Or~DER : J. Q. ADP..MS
CITY TREASURER: ,... E.A.sTERLING
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PARK CO:&E~ISSIONERS: N. w. HEARD, R. E. POSTOll
Or. me ti on. tile Council a.djourned to meet at the call of the Mayor:
Attest: (Signed) J. Q. A Ilt:..MS (Signed) T. s. WILEY.
CITY RECORDER MAYOR