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COUNCIL CHAMBERS --CITY COUNCIL
CITY HALL - - CITY OF LODI
Konday, July 16, 1934
The City Council of the City of Lodi met in regular
session at 8:10 o'clock of the date first above written,
Councilmen Clark, Keagle, Weihe and Steele present at roll -
call, Councilman Spooner appeared at 6:20 o'clock P.Y. and
took his seat.
The minutes of the last meeting held July 2nd,1934 were
read, approved as read and so endorsed by the Iiayor.
The order of Public Hearings was passed for the moment
and the Council proceeded to hear communications and reports.
The Clerk reported that oral complaint had been made
by residents from the vicinity of the premises at No. 719
South Garfield Street conducted as a "beer parlor" by H. B.
Otto, he was directed to have the Chief of Police investigate
and see if some arrangement could be made particularly as to
closing time.
Lodi Autorex, C. W. Knapp Proprietor, applied for per-
mission to install two underground gasoline tanks and pumps
at 115 East Oak Street, all inside the property lines. On
motion of Councilman Clark, Weihe second, the application
was ordered approved.
The application of Ifs Ethel S. Stephens for license to
conduct card and dice games at No. 27 N. Sacramento Street
was read and ordered referred to the Chief of Police with
power to issue same if applicant was found to be a suitable
person.
The reports of the City Treasurer and the City Clerk for
the quarter ended June 30, 1934 were received and ordered
filed and a copy of the Clerk's report reconciled with that
of the Treasurer was furnished each Councilman.
OiDINAiiCE NO. 203 " ALT ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE. NO.
190 AND A11ENDING ORDINANCE NO. 161 RELATING TO THE AMOUNT Or
THE CITY TREASURER'S BOND " was introduced on motion of
Councilman Spooner, Keagle second, and by the same motion
laid over for the statutory period of not less than five days.
Building permit applidations Nos 1140-41-42 in estimated
cost of $10,000 were ordered granted as within existing ord-
inances; application No. 1143 was held up for discussion as
a petition was presented by A.R.Kolb protesting against the
granting of the same but was finally allowed, Councilman Weihe
voting "No".
At the suggestion of Chairman 16eihe of the Committee on
Streets and Parks, the Layor then called the Council into
executive session. On return to open meeting, the Council
having been informed that lir J.W.Sollars, Resident Custodian
at Lake Park, would not be able to continue in that position
on account of serious illness, Yx Spooner moved, Weihe second,
that Mr J. W. Shattuck be appointed to the place at the same
salary and under the same conditions as those under which Mr
Sollars had been employed. Motion carried unanimously. The
management of the Lake Park property was left in the hands
of Mr W. G. Hurrle.
Bills in the amount of $3,843.61 as approved by the Finance
Committee were allowed and ordered paid on motion of Councilman
Spooner, Clark second.
No further business appearing, the City Council adjourned
at the direction of the Mayor, none dissentin
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