HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - No. 04-23-1923d452
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I,"HE-REAS, Mr. George 1.1artin Steele has served this City
as city Attorney since the 21st day of April 1916 and has faith-
fully rendered unto this Board and unto its predecessors in
office, the full measure of his legal r2aowledge without stint or
denial, serving for nearly five years at a salary ill comensurate
with the duties imposed upon him by the needs of a rapidly grow-
ing City, undertaking the devious routine prescribed by law in
the matters pertaining to bond issues, street improvements, annex-
ation proceedings and the multiferous concerns of ordinances
and contracts for public work;
AND E&S, L1r. Steele's private practice has now made
such demand upon his time that he cannot longer serve in the
office that he has so long filled;
BE IT RESOLVED, by this Board of Trustees, assembled in
open meeting this 23rd day of April, 1923; that,in losing the
services of -Mr Steele this Board has lost a valued adviser and
co-worker and the people of Lodi a servant worth far more to
them than many times the sums paid him in the past.
BE IT ALSO RESOLVED. that this resolution be spread in
full la -Don the minutes of the meeting at which same is adopted.
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'he foregoing Resolution was then adopted by the fol-
lowing vote: -
AYES: Trustees, Liettler,Eickok,Hqle,Spooner,Shattuck.
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Trustees, None. ABSIIMT: Trustees, None.
On motion of Trustee Hickok, Superintendent Henning was
instructed to anply a coat of graphite and oil paint to the roof
of the manici-oal baths.
On motion of Trustee Spooner the Board adjourned to the
date of their next regular meeting, Lay 7th.,1923.
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