HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - City Council - Regular - 3/27/1922I.._a.rch 27th, 1922.
The City Oo:,imission met at a regular session with the f-)llowi ng present;
L.Hy Sim-rson, Mayor Pro-tem, tiommissioners, Geo.C.`Wolffarth, J.O.Jones and.
W.S.Yosey, R.!i.Sowder, City Attorney, and 1,1.� .Ruby, City Mgr.
C.A.Keen & J . ~;. Griffith was before the Ci t-r C orlmissi on in re zards to in-
stalling a Radio Station in their office, situated in the Citzens national
Bank Building. The city Commission discussing the subject advised" them- _ ,-_I
that if they would erect the poles so hat they woa.ld not be liable to fall
or in any way cause any complaint from any one, the7 wo uld .-rant them permit
subject tot he arproval of the pit Manager.
Geo.'',Y.Bri ,-s was before the City Commission asking that the City pay xart of t
the Expensen of the Red Cross which was occured by keeping up families living
within the Corporate Limits. The Commission advised Mr. Briggs to have
itemized statement filed each monih with the City Secretary not to exceed
o2.0.00
Yr. Ruby was authorized to get rices on an Excenarltor.
Mr. G.H. Hilton was hired to move dead animals fin m Csnyon in Dump ground
The gulf Hfg.Companies application for erecting another stor-i- e tank
on Block. 4 Richmond Addition was tabled.
Upon i.ioti on made by lvir. nosey seconded by JIr. Jones vote being unanimous
bIr, ruby was instruct,d to made contract with Sinclair Oil Co. for 12 cars
of fuel oil, prices to be 60% NorthTexas crude oil'�
There being no father business meeting adjourned.
Read and approver t is the 1922.
fittest: Mayor.
J.R. Germany,
Cit .y Uecrctary.