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9, 1913:
cus reed.
The Council of the City of Pe to Alto met on the de ec
at 8 p.m., pursuant to the fo'llowinc call:
"Palo Alto, Cal., SG''Aly
A meeting of the Council of the City of Palo Alto is
' ereb;; called. for ILonday, September 23, 1918, at 8 p.m., in the
Oou ei1 :Loom of the City hall, to ccnsidr,r and act upon nn
ap-
ieropriation for making certain improvements to the isa.:•y hell
3uildine. and to transact such other municipal business. ae may
come before the meetin .
1ayor Cooley presided. Foll call was ee follows:
Pren nt: Cathcart, Cooley, Eas ;erday , henry,
Peterson, Snyder (J.C.) Swain, Vail.
nocent _oci.::", 11011e,r, , Snyder (h.J.) ahcits,
t`+. Solutions .
n .Leemory c Gcc. Parkinso .
Councilman Swain, chairman of the special . ali._d com-
::ittee to prepare resolutions in memory of Geo. R. Parkinson,
presented the fo1lowinie resolutions which were adopted. and or-
dered spread on the minutes:
WhLp_UAs, in the death of QeCr4'e R.
iarkinson this community has suffered the
loss of .n able and trusted leader in civ-
ic affairs, a wise counselor, end n loyal
and public-spirited citlr,en, wh'o, t .roet ~
out the years of i to existence.and tn c,;:e h
many avenues of service,' has mode to this
community a contribution r nice cannot ade-
quately be measured; and
Wh REAS, as Treasurer of this City t'cr
more than a score of years he has shown a
unusual devotion to duty that has merited
the admiration of all eo have :Seen aose-
iated with him In the conduct of the fi..
ne neial affairs of this city;
B1;; IT RESOLVED, by the Council of tr:o
City of Palo Alto, that an expressic.n of
ite appreciation of his hig_l character and
public service be made a part of the perma-
nent record of this Council, and ha- the
Layor be requested to convey. to the he -
reeved wife its heartfelt sympathy in t:__.,
time of sorrow."
Ap`roeei. ticn. for City 17 J ,JL '^. ..,'C .
P' lens were submitted for the proposed r em0dell .n - of
. e rear portion of the City .all buill..i.nL.
Vail moved that "6GG be appropriated fro-,. he urex--
ended balance in the F ene ra ! fund to cover the cos` of the ; ro-
Posed improvement and that the construction wo- l: be made ..Cs eon -
to o.`•dw :inee re`;u1atioi;.S. The motion was seconded by
Peterson and par er',. by unanimo'ae Grote on roll cal....
Leave ,._ ence .'extended: Victor
A commurcpt-ion was received from Guy il1er. ;e-
:ie.ee t of the Li eziry Board., requesting t: at Victor J. ':es
. TM`+M�
ber of the Libr ,y Beard, ce r;_ve f leave o f ,-
January �.s.t .,919 fur_per :tie^cP to
On motion of P e : erz,•o,n anc.1 illc.r suc leave was grc'.Y:teC.
*
On motion of Vail and _.. ..lt'_" the Council adjourned.
roved..
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The Covnc
at 8 p.m. "O quory
on motion, to Octobe
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t:re City Council, adj
was taken without da
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City Clerk
Called
The Council
sion on this date at
call as follows:
Present: Cathcart, C
( .d.)► Sny
Absent: Henry, Jor
Ordinance 41
Urdinancc N.
the = ublic Health and
was received from the
tion that the same be
Said ordin:
ii..J.) seconded by Yo
by unanimous vote on
Snyder (J„0.
t:,e Council that such
tion of said ordinance
fat of the public heal
Adjourned.
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City Clerk