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Two Years
Two "tears
T7o ,rears
on, ordinance
Paroeant
aei c.. rned.
The Council of
sion on this date at 8 p
call as follows:
Present: Cooley, henry
Swain, Thoits
Absent:
the City of Palo Alto met in regular sett
.m., with Mayor Cooley presiding.- Roll
Jordan, :Lill •r, Pete
Vail.
Cathcart, Easterday, Fisher, _Mosher, `rains:
The minutes of the regular meeting of April 14th, and
of the adjourned meetings. of April 21st and May 2nd,
read and approved as read. 1919, were
Ordinance #133 (Laundries Pas, ea.
Chairman Vail for Committee i2 recommended the enactment
of an ordinance, entitled "An Ordinance for the ?rotection of the
Health of the People of the City of Palo Aiti, Providing for in-
spection by the health Officer of the City of Palo Alto of Laun-
dries and Other Establishments of Like Character.,and Providing
a License Therefor."
;n
Said Ordinance was given second ,zed ng and on motion of
Peterson, seconded by Miller, was passed by unanj.ous vote on roll
call.
Lso1ution as to Bond Election Passe
Chairman Thoits of Committee #4 made a report in the mat
ter of the offer of ars. Mary E. Shepard to sell Block 62 to the
city for $18,000, stating that Mrs. Shepard had agreed to take in
exchange as part payment for said block the lot owned by the city
in Block 30; provided the city will lease said lot for three
years at a rental of $50 a month.
Chairman Thoits also reported that the property of a:rs. -
S. S. Townsend. in Block 13 is offered to the city. et a price of
$20,000.
The Committee recommended. that the question be submitted
to the vote of the people of voting bonds in the sum of n0,000
for the purchase,of Block 62 and of voting bends in the sum of
$20,000 for the purchase of the Townsend property.
A resolution was introduced and read, entitled: "Resolu-
tion Determining that the Public Interest and Public necessity
Demand Certain Public Municipal Improvements in and for the City
of Palo Alto, the Cost of Which will be too Great to be Paid out
of the Ordinary Income and Revenue of said City, to wit: 'the Ac-
quisitiox by Purchase of a Site of land for a City Havel, and the
Acquj ait.i:on by Purchase of a Block. of Land for a City Park,"
On motion of Petereon, seconded by Thoits, said resolu-
tion was passed by unanimous vote on roll call, the ten councilmen
presett all voting aye.
Results cif Flee twos to Elect Councilmen,
The City Clerk presented a report summarizine. the returns
from the several precincts of the election held on this date,
(May 2, 1919) "4,o elect Councilmen. The report showed the total
vote cast to be 593, with 297 votes necessary to elect. The vote
for the several candidates was as follows: -
For Six Year ::Teri: :
E. C. Thc'i tC
a
A.M! at1L r,art
'R. Y
Edward P. Cashel
MssEma1L. Blair
xi*.L. T erwi 11ger
Vim. F. Miller
. walter J. Daeois
votes
n v
•
.o ,. M. - .rasbte.Mday
Eax Hettinger
Edward W Stanley, 77.
Nra. Denison W. Thomas
short t ., r
sort term
short tern:
Or%•in^,.nce #182 1CO'. noil Elec"' .._�_'';'�''. ed.
Tmo Years
Two Year
Two Year s
Two Ys •-s
ca ..
entitled " n Ordinance ?rovid:n,, .for w
An o.rd.in�r.c� F .. Seven Counclmen
n for the P of E!.ect.1ri Si
Municipal Election Purpose nose �.
.as Memti7ers.•of the Council of the City of Palo Alto," was
second reading.'.'
On; notion of Peterson and henry, the Mayor was
Officers for the x 1 ec'� on provided f
ed to �.p??o3nt t�!.e el;:ctian off � _'a �.,.t c, v_.... _ -
or
in said ordinance. -
On ion of Thoits, seconded. by Peterson, sa ordinar ce
��yy. y �.w, .a JpiT'li motion frp1�; 1•�r ��++ �y L on
aW.o 7te� by% .�rLLI.animous Vo �.e roll call.
was
�tlo cOU.n a-
.r"�,;; Ghori Ged.
-On motion of Thoits ^,nd 27,cl e. t_tte'e' 5 was author-
ized ti the city books `—
the �to :�e;^�p'�o�; .e. c��rti• ie�., ��c,:a�.�.:,t^.:^.w to expert y'
she f isca:l year 19lj..19, the 'vote was unanimous on roll a._ .
location _a: Qr a y r
Zdward 7erusun addressed the un . _in r,-lationland
in the hostess. house furher south c yik s leas
ed landing. Mr. h,v� 0� ex-
plained greater Space for an ai rop_ane lan = - c ex-
lained b e of such a y a_ ' ,.
t e•n..eks n ,u.� �•ior of the
On o f Swain
° w and Peterson the location
�O c,i-'✓1L Ql 1�+CV w .rl
••.� '.� the 1�!•1 'X:i2Z A'� �: 0:"^."115 si�I�.
hostess house was -referred to the :.'a,,or, ?. c
and the Committee of Seven, with power to act, all ro , cent Jordan *ho voted. no.
Hizt-orical Pageant A ,roved.
• n-7 'n he H4 storica, r' o.
ant
:Yav^. lion of PStE;C:;r?. �and .. '_ .� •, ...
to be held at' Stanford as " A:p'=-.^.1''Cd .
l e � t h e Council
On motion of Swain and .._ w ...
a .�
Approved:
Attest
City Clem
Mayor
3
sion on t
call as f of
Present:
Absent:
of the adjo
read and ap
2rc.ina.
V ,
of an and zn:
Health of +•
spec ti on by
dries and
License Z.
J -
Peterson, se
call.
a
_ e s o 7 ut
rr
ter of the c
city for 3?8
exchange as
in Block 30;
;;ears at a r
Ch
S. S. _cwnse.
Th
to the vote
r
for the pur
$20, 000 for
A _
trop uete rmi.
Senand Cer rai
0,7 Palo Alto,
of the O rdi na
cai,ition by
Acquisition b
On
was pa.s s
ally
a
P 'esen t
4wi e
seve
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