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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/10/231_[8 0otober 10, 1923. Regular meeting of 0ity Commission held on ,¥ednesday October 10, 1925 at 10.00 o'oloGk a.m. with i~ayor I~fc0all in the chair and Commissioner Harrison present at roll call; 0ommissioner Burlington being absent. i,[inutes of previous meeting read and corrected to show that Commissioner Harr- ison.dld not tender his resignation, b~ merely declared his intention to resign. ~inutes were then approved as corrected. Lioness application rea~ from ~'~rs. a. F. Scurry, making application for license to operate lunch counter, e~e., at ~19 SecOnd Street. k[otion by ~r. McCall, seconded by ~Ir. Harrison, that application for licnese be granted; carried unan- imously on roll call. Communication read from ]~r. E, ~. Waller, quoting price of $180.00 on frigid low lng device for use at cemetery, l~otion by ~Ir. McCall, seconded by i~.~r. Harrison, that purchase of lowering device be indefinitely postponed; carried unanimously on roll call. City ~lerk reported that this was date fixed for hearing on pei~i~on for vacation of alleys and street upon which the ~avy Yard Hotel is situated. LIotion by ~,[r. ~cCall, seconded by ~r. Harrison, that hearing be continued until next regular meeting; carried unanimously on roll call. ~r. Jas. A. Ross, Clerk of the School ~oard, and L,~r. L~rion *arland, Attorney, addressed the Conm~ission and explained the need of more land fo~· the use of the Smith ~chool grounds and stated that they could purchase 90 feet of ground on Park Ave~ue adjoining their present school !~rounds from _,,Ir. Wm. Bayford for a reason- able price if ~he c:ity would segregate the L.I.D. assessments on this north 90 feet of the BayTord tract. The matter was discuz~sed and then referred to Commi- ssioner Buffington and the City Attorney for investigation and report. Mr. A. ~. Larkin,~ who operates the skating rink addressed the 0ommission and made complaint about the actions of the Police ~epartment in questioning persons at tbs skating rink; referred tO the ~yor. i~otion by ~,,'[~'. ~cCall, seconded by ~&r. Harrison, that all bills approved by a majority o±~ the Oommission be allowed and warrants drawn for same; carried unani- mously on roll call. Thex'e being no further business to com~ before the ~ommission the meeting was duly adjourned. City Clerk. ~'