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City hall, Palo Alto, Cal.,
April 29, 1918.
A.M. Cathcart 8 votes
Norwood B. Smite 1 vote
The Mayor declared that A. M Cathcart having received a
majority of the votes of the Council was duly elected for the team
ending J une 30, 1919,
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An ordinance entitled "Prohibiting the L'ttera ee or lase
of Seditious Laxlguage or orris Tending, to Disturb the Peace," was
Introdt ed, given first reading and referred to Committee. #2.
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he-.•ari ss LDixon1b 1;:co es's; Set. for May n, 1C18.
The . ,agpl i ca t ion. of Dixon's Peninsular Expres a fe: a
permit to eatabliE , service for transportation between San Fran-
cisco .and Sia Joe and intermediate points was read and on motion
of Jordan and Miller the hearing on the sale was set for May 13e
1918, at 8 p.m.
On motion of Swain and Henry the Coungil�g$ ou r
Attest -f-- Approved:
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The Council of the City of Palo Alto met on this date
at 8 p.m., ureuant to the following call:
"Palo Alto, Cal., April 29, '918. Eio:: on Phis
The Council of the City of Palo Alto is hereby called Councilman
to meet in the Council Chamber in the City Hall at 8 o'clock p.m. ;:ayor vaelco.
on Monday,, April 29, 1918, to consider and act upon an approp.ia- Ro
tion for an automobile station, to consider and act upon the
eaec,aion of a member of the City Council to succeed E.P.Leeley,•
r:e9�ct: wa
resigned, and to transact such other municipal business as may
come before the Council. Signed: C.P.Cooley, Mayor.' Absent: 4c
Mayor Cooley presided. Roll call was as follows: a :e r,
Present: Congdon, Cooley. henry, Jordan, Miller, Roller. Snyder, µ~y
(J.0. ), •Swain, Thoits. Th
Absent: Mosher, Peterson, Snyder ( .J.) Vail, Wing. the Pickwick
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A ; r.o ris.ticn for Auto Station 51700.. ;oration app;
tion was lot
Committee t4 submitted a report recommending that funds
be provided for conatructirg an automobile station on the City's i_ear i-,
leased land at the rear of the Southern Pacific Depot, according
to plans submitted, and recomeencirig that the funds be provided
as follows:
Dixon's Expr=
Alto, the =31.
Transi'er from appropriation for pavin6 P.A.Ave $750.00 for said cow.
Transfer from P1annir.E Corr fusion x'urd 450.00 den and Snyd
Appropriation from General Fund .500.00
*1700.00 O_,-li nanc
Thoite :moved that the recommendation be approved end Ord
the transfers and appropriation; be authorized. The motion was ::se. of Sediti
seconded by Swain and passed by unanimous vote on roll call. Peace" was gi
l,y, was passed b;'
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Jordan and Swain moved that the Council proceed to t?:e
election of a member of the Council to succeed E. P. Lesley, ;we
resigned., said olectior. to be by secret ballot, and • the motion ay and of *h
was passed.
Swain and Snyder (J.0.) were appointed tellers. the ap plic: ti
The first ballot resulted os follows:
A. *r Catheart 7 votes -$ -::veQVTi
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.aa. Bcrder. 1 vote JQr
Norwood E. Smith 1 vote that ~36G .00
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The second ballot reeult c . as follows: Cade from the
waa seconded
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