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"'his regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was call-
ed to order by the Mayor at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the place and on the date
first above in these minutes written, Councilmen Bull, Graffigna, Riggs,
Weihe and Steele present, none absent.
The minutes of the last regular meeting held May 7th and of the Spec-
ial meeting of day 14th were read, approved as read, and so endorsed by the
Mayor.
Bids for the leasing of the refreshment stand were received and opened,
the same being submitted by Fred Gessler, Ed Zimbelmann and J.G. & Mabel Gall.
At the order of the Mayor, further consideration was postponed until later
in the meeting.
The call for the cuarterly meeting of Community Welfare Council was
read, but this meeting falling on the date of a regular Council meeting, no
members of the Council were able to attend.
Mr Gay 3. Crane, President of the Central Valley Division of the League
of California Cities, notified the City Council by letter, that the next
meeting of the Division would be held in Sonora on Saturday, July 19th.
A letter of appreciation for courteseys shown by members of the Fire
Department to pupils of Victor Schcol was read.
The assigned claim of L.J.Hollingsworth for $12.00 alleged to be
damages due on account of an automobile collision with a police car was
rejected, the some having been referred to the City's insurance carrier.
A map entitled '"NVTZKL SUBDI7ISION " being Lot 39, Lodi Barnhart Tract.
was a -proved as a legal subdivision and easements delineated thereon accept-
ed by the adoption of Resolution No. 1079 by unanimous vote of all members
of the City Council.
License Applications Nos 271, Esther Humphreys and 273, White Castle
Ice Cream Company, having been presented April 16th and laid over in accord-
ance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 221 to the second meeting after
such presentation, were brought up for consideration. License a -,-plication
No. 281, Wm C. Wilson being for a business previously conducted at No. 324
N. Cherokee Lane was also brought before the Council at the same time. On
motion duly made, seconded and carried, licenses were ordered granted, Coun-
cilman Bull voting NO.
Ordinance to be numbered 272 was again brought up for consideration,
but there being many changes necessary, the same was ordered referred to the
City Attorney for re -drafting.
Bids on the Refreshment Stand Lease at Lake Park now were taken up and
on motion of Councilmen Bull, 'leihe second, the Council declared that the
proposal of Fred Gesler, bidding 10% of the gross proceeds of the stand was
the best bid received, and to him was awarded the lease for a period of five
annual seasons and the Mayor was authorized to enter into a contract with
Gesler for this period in accordance with the terms of his proposal.
The Council was then resolved into Committee of the Whole, returning
to open session at 10.18 o'clock P.M. when adjournment was had on motion
of Councilman Weihe.•
City Clerk.
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