BOOK 23_1950-05-15 to 1952-04-21

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�'�� 6 CF pDLEGIANCE was read to the following new member of the Council4.97 " � 'Flb�rd D'.` Granger, gidneY D, Herkner, Paul Jones, Robt, V. Spillers, and Christine ,Tinney, after which Ph P. Christin HERRy TINIdEyj City Clerk Dodge presented Certificates of Election to the above. ON ROL CALL the 107following were noted present: Councilmen Carl A Britschgi, Floyd D, Grangers Sidney 99 10 p• Rerkner, Paul Jones, YJm. H. Royer, _Root. V. Spillers and Councilwoman Christine 3 �� Tinn'eY•• b$ Councilwoman Tinney nominated Councilman Floyd Granger for Mayor. 9INA�ON5 FOR MAYOR, 5 here being no further nominations, City Clerk declared Councilman Granger elected 9 59 to the Mayorship for the ensuing two year term. Mayor Granger respond by expressing 1 79 his thanks for the honor bestowed, and promised his best efforts during the term of 30 his office. 2207 1 w mouVi f PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMBER 'OF COMMERCE, addressed the new members of the 19Council:,. offering congratulations and pledging the support and cooperation of the 2226 Chamber throughout the coming years. 1ItWBRS OF THE COUNCIL as well as the members carryint°,over, spoke briefly stating Sllers tine Tinney their aims and purposes as follows: is hereby Paul Councilwoman Tinney: Appreciated the .support of the public in making it possible for and to her to become the first woman member of the Council. istitution Councilman Jones: Thanks for the vote of confidence and .pledging continued activitt"ja in behalf of the entire City. thereof, Councilman Spillers: Pledged support to the four point program promised in his cam- paign, namely: 1. Creek covering, 2. Off Street Parking. ztion, 3. Carry out recommendations for recreation as covered in the Snyder report. 4#'40-hour week for the Police Department. Councilman Herkner: Thanks for vote of confidence and promise to work on business-- basis. Councilman Royer: C onratulate the new members, also Mayor Granger, and promise 2OOle support. r City Councilman Britschgi: Congratulate the new Mayor and promis to assist in every way. DAVIES, FRANKLIN STREET DRAINAGE. Mr. Davies presented a proposed change in the grade of Franklin Street, illustrating his ideas by blackboard sketch• on motion of Cour- ; oilman Royer, seconded by Councilman Spillers, this matter was referred to City ution, Engineer Jain who will confer with Contractor and City Attorney and report back to the Council. Motion carried. _ 4ATION OF FUNDS FOR PURCHASE OF CIVIL DEFENSE EQUIPMENT. City tdanager Rolison reported e City on results of meeting with State Civil Defense authorities advising that 'the deadline ing the of April 15th must be met if we desired to take advantage of the*moneys available for f that purchase of civil defense equipment. Amounts available are as follows: a letter LWarning devices, cost $2608.56 Federal Government share 01304.28, State share dargan's $652.141 City share 4$652.14. {. Federal Government $572.44, state;1492.79, and City 2* Communications equipment. 08.02. ,leir $1492.79, total $35 3• Rescue unit total $3500s, Federal Government 750, State 0875, and city X875• Llow Ttoal cost to City 019.93' seconded by Councilman Councilman Britschgi moved approval of purchase of equipment, secon 9 Clubs, to kers Councilman Herkner desired more time to investigate the need of this equipmen It was understood that in order to meet the deadline, the City should accept the offer. aan art of the equipment If It later developed the Council ,did not desire to take all or p X11. the order could be cancelled# Motion carried. 'IT TITLE SUIT LOTS 16 to 20, Block 8, West Redwood. A letter had been received from Er• sum of 00 and certain Gonzales with reference to the above offering to pay the 4 t � 1