HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - June 7, 1909Lodi, California, June 7, 1909
The Board of Trustees of the City of Lodi convened in regular session, President Geo. E.
Lawrence presiding and the following other members of the Board being present: J. M.
Blodgett, F. O. Hale, C. A. Rich and L. Villinger.
The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
The reports of the City Marshal and the Pound Master for the month of May were read,
approved and filed.
The following applications for Building Permits were read and granted:
McClung, L. E. Dwg. for S. A. Kelsey on Lot 28, Larson's Add.
McClung, L. E. Apartment House for F. F. Dougherty in Lot 2, Block 13
Thompson, J. G., Dwg. Lot 20, Block 1, W. Lodi
Voatberger, Jacob, Dwg. Lot 18, Block 3 Larsons Pine St. Add.
Lucass, Jacob Jr., Dwg. for Mrs. Keller on Blk 10 Hutch. Add
Henning, F. A., removal of Bldg from Blk 13 Add to Barnhart Tract
Krumb, A. P., Add. to Plumbing Shop on W. Sc. St.
Hopkins, S. W., Porch on Dwg. S. Sac. St.
The following Claims
Perrin, J. J.
Nay, J. K.
Henderson Bros. Co.
Sibley, Walter,
Fee, Harry, T.
Black, J. W.
Brannack, H.
McMahon, J. M.
Coleman, H. B.
Breitenbucker, E. E.
Colman, F. W.
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Hamilton, M.
Hall, Bert
Wilson, Delbert
Ivey, F. F.
Zimmerman, S. H.
Lupton, William
Williams, E. G.
McMahon, J. M.
against the City were read and allowed and ordered paid:
Black Smithing 5.00
Street Sweeping for May 45.00
Supplies and Labor 1.35
Board of Prisoners 5.95
Making Abstract of Mortgages 15.00
Rubber -Stamps for Assessor 4.55
Pound Master Fees 4.00
Salary as City Clerk for May 40.00
" " Marshal for May 70.00
" " Recorder for May 10.00
" Health Officer for May 10.00
Fumigating 15.00
Night Watching 2.00
Labor, Streets 3.50
St. Sprinkling to June 5 105.00
" " `L " 33.95
Anti Toxin 4.20
Black Smithing 43.25
Library Exp. For May 35.50
Labor on Assess. Roll to May 31 60.00
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The claim of R. L. Graham & Co. for $21.25 for drugs was laid over one week to be
OK'd by Dr. Colman. The claim of W. P. Grant of $5 for four palm trees was referred to
the Library Trustees for approval.
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A petition for a St. Light at the comer of Sacramento and Oak St. was presented by A. P.
Krumb and others.
It was moved, seconded and carried that a 32 c.p. St. Light be placed at the comer of
Sacramento and Oak streets.
Supervisor C. L. Newton made a proposition to the Board as follows: If the City would
sprinkle Cherokee Lane as far as Kettleman Lane and Sargent Road as far as the Geffroy
Place, he would bear half the expense of the four horse wagon. The proposition was not
accepted as the Board felt that all of the time of both wagons could be used to better
advantage inside the City.
A proposition from the Burroughs Adding Machine Company was read and the opinion
expressed that the City could not afford to buy a machine at this time.
It was moved, seconded and carried that this Board do now adjourn to reconvene on
Monday evening, June 14, 1909.
Attest: J. M. McMahon
City Clerk
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