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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - March 1, 1920City Hall, Lodi, Cal., Mach 1, 1920. The Board of Tru3tee3 of the City -of Lodi convened in reg– ular session at $ o'clock p'E., there being present Trustees Black, Hale, Crose, Montgomery and 'sorehead. Minutes of t e previous yeeting were read and approved. R. J. Custer, Supervising Principal of the Lodi schools ad– dressed the Board in favor of electing a board of freeholders to fra_e a charter for the City of Lodi. G. E. Lawrence, W. H. Faust, J. U. Ucl a on, and City Attorney Steele were also 'heard in the mat– ter a::a tie Board decided to take the ratter under advisement. RESOLUTION NO. 92. DESIGNATING VOTING PRECINCTS AND POLLING PLACES, FIXING THE TILE POLLS SI -ALL BE OPEN, APPOINTING OFFICERS OF ELECTION AID FIX– ING Trr,Iii CCIITEv$ATIOii. WHEREAS, the election laws of the State of California i.ro– vide that the Board of Trustees in cities of the sixth class shall designate voting precincts and polling places; shall fix the time polls 3a11 be open; shall appoint officers of election and fix their co:4pensation; and WHEREAS, a General Municipal Election .s to be held in the City of Lodi on MONDAY, APRIL 12th, 1920„ therefore be it RESOLVE, that for to purpose of said General Election there shall be four voting precincts, as follows: CONSOLIDATED VOTING PRECINCT °A°, comprising State and County Precincts Nos. 1 and 5; the voting place thereof shall be County Building, 203 North Sacramento Street, between Locust and Lockeford Streets. OFFICERS OF ELECTION. Inspector --William A. Schwimley. Judges —Mrs. Belle Wright and Clerks --Edith K. Henning and Minnie L. Richards. CONSOLIDATED VOTING PRECINCT °B0, corprising State and County Precincts 1,0s. 2 and 3; the voting place thereof shall be Emerson Gra:Lax School, Hutchins street, between Pine and Elm Streets. OFFICERS OF ELECTION. Inspector-- Effie F. VanVlear. Judges — R. P. Valentine and J. A. Bowen. Clerks — Erna M.'Guggolz and Mrs. Mary Burchard. COtiSOLIDATED VOTING PRECINCT °C°,comprisirg State and County Precincts Nos. 6 and 7; the voting place thereof 3tta11 be B. F. Pope's garage, Grand Avenue, between Pine and Oak Streets. OFFICERS OF wTFCTION. Inspector-- Jos. W. Grose. Judges -- Williau A. Moore and John Hellwig. Clerks — Grace M. Marchand and CONSOLIDATED VOTING PRECINCT °D°,comprising State and County Precincts Nos. 4 and 8; the voting place thereof shall be Pioneer Fruit Shed, Corner Lodi Avenue and Seaton Avenue. OFFICERS OF ELECTION. Inspector–Augustus G. Corson. Judges --Wallace L. Clark and Cora J. Raines. Clerks —Louise C. Bull and Sarah B. Caverly. The polling places for said election shall be open between the hours of 6 o'clock A. U. and 7 o'clock P. M. .� 2;= The compensation of election officers serving at said elec— tio:: shall be the 3•.:m of 47.50 each. The foregoing rRsolutior_ was adopted by the follo.:ir_g vote: Ayes: Trustees Close, Hale, Morehead, Montgomery and Black. Noes: None. Absent: None. RESOLUTION 0. 93. VaOREAS, a nap of a subdivision of land entitled STURIA SCHOOL ADDITION :.as been preoented to this Board; and 'HZERFAS, the property linPs and the street lines of said subdivision conform with the lines of adjoining streets and prop— erties; and WHEREAS, the arproval of said =ap and the acceptance of the streets and alleys delineated therein has been recommended by the City E_ndiileer; RESOLVED, that the al-mve rar-ed map and subdivision. be and'. is hereby approved a -.-.d the offer of the owners of the land designated in this nap to dedicate to the City of Lodi for public use the .streets and alleys shown in the same be and is hereby accepted; and that the President of this Board be and is hereby authorized to endorse or. this map such approval and acceptance. ZvP foregoing r -solution was adopted by the folloWiag vote: Ayes: Trustees vale, Morehead, Crose, Montgomery and Black. Noes: None. Absent: None. RESOLUTION NO. 94. WHEREAS, a petition has been filed with this boardlrO— posing li3y initiative proceedings an ordinance providing that each employee of the City of Lodi shall receive for his services y4.00 per day; such compensation to be paid out of the general fund of t,Ie City of Lodi; and WHEREAS, it appears from the statement of the Cleric that :e certified to :.aures on said petition_ of persons who had not reo istered 31r_ce the 1st day of January, 1920, and said names are necessary to make up the requisite number of qualified electors or. said petition; and WHEREAS, it appears further from an examination of said petition that the date each signer affixed his name to said peti— tion is oiAtted; therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Board does hereby find that said peti— tion is insufficient; and the Clerk is hereby instructed to no— tify tie proposers of said ordinance of the Board's action to the end that they may remedy the defects therein if so advised. The foregoing resolution was adopted by the foll'owino vote: Ayes: Trustees Hale, Montgomery, Crose, Morehead and Black. Noes: None. Absent: None. ORDINANCE NO. 111: "An Ordinance Prescribing the Standard Welghts for Bread in the City of Lodi, and Providing a Penalty for Violation thereof," was read and introduced for passage aid upon motion was laid on the ta;;le for not less than five days. ORDIU CE NO. 112. "An Ordinance Amerdirg Sections One and Two of Ordinance No. 96, Fixing the Salaries and Compensation of the City Cleric and E —Officio Assessor, and the City Treasurer and Ex—Officio City Tax Collector.° was read and introduced for passage and upon r::otion was laid on the table for not less than five days. 2 r Report of City ;*arshal Coleman for t2:e month of Februe-cy was read and ordered filed. Miscellaneous bills am untirg to 44614.77, having been passed by the auditing co=ittee, were allowed`and"orddred".paid. Yo further business appearing the Board adjourned. Attest: ;kJ 4.1-), city Cler.K.