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� � . . . � � Inasmuch as no re resentatives fron the dance hall a �'� p ppeared at the meeting, � Councilman Ar�erson moved tlat the pesmit for Wednesday ni�ht dances �' � applied for by Yw nne 8chlichtmann be �ranted witht:the�_instruction th'at ' no liquor ie to.be sold on the preni�es and thxt the City.Clerk add.resc�" � a communication to the.owners of the hall so advieing and exnreasing the vievra oP the Council that if there are reporte of future diaturbancea the nerraits will not be granted. Mayor Hilton asked i? he wished to in- clude in the motion t!zat no return checY.s are to be granted, to which � Ccuncilmt�n Arr,ietrong agreed. Councilman Mchulty anc? Britsch�i 4:�ere of the opinion that the dance hall was not to be bla�ed entirely for die- tLm bances, Councilman Britschgi being oP the opinion that as long as the Police D�artmer�t could hxndle the eituation the dance� should be allo�,�ed to continue as at present, Councilman Arm�trong and Councilman Anderson �aere both of the opinion that it was a serious condition when it tooTs all 0 the police force on duty to handle disturbances from one dance hall. Councilman Gr�nger asked Chief Co111na if he believed the situatibn would. be eased 1f no liquor was allo�•red and no pASS-out checke Sesued. Chief Collins was of the opinion .the situation ml�ht be eased but he did not believe it wauld keep 1�.quor out of the hall. Councilman Anderson said he would rather have the motion be in such an order that the oumere of the dance hall be cited to aUne�r before the Council.to shoia ct�use Frhy euch a � motion should not be nasaed. Councilman Armstrong amended hie motion to read that the permit be.�ranted U�ith the requirements that no liquor be sold on the nremises, seconded by Councilman McNtzlty. Motion paesed with Councilma.n Britschgi voting in the negative for t�ie reason that he did not believe anything could be accompllahed in thia r��ay. Councilr�an Armstrong moved, aeconded by Councilman Anderson, that the dar.ce permit for 8aturdays, May 26 and Jizne 2 to Court Maclrone P:o. 15$, F. of A, � be granted under the same conditions as the preceding permit was granted. Motion nassed. with Councilman Britschgi voting in the negative. . City Cler'� Dodge read communication from the 3tate War Cotincil in regard to . balloons being released by the Ja.paneEe. City P4ana�;er Mead presented the preliminary bu�get .°or the fiscal year i9�+5-46 � and a.dvised that the tax rate would be lo�•�ered by approximately six cents. CouncilmAn Granger stated he had pre�ared a etPtement which he asked to be filed or read as to his reasons why he was opposed to a raiae for the position oY city manager. Gouncilman Britschgi moved that the statement be filed.. There was no second to the motion and the City Clerk was in- �, structed to read the statement t�rhich set forth the personal reasons why . Councilman (�ra.nger was ooposed to granting a-�.raise to the city manager. City Manager t.ead exolained that the final budget �aould be nreser.ted at the second meetin�; in Augusti after the finel figuree ior the present �