The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-03
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SO Pelics JssEs John T. CsI-.
issftt CITY Assessor s.d Collector
" X Rogerrs fzgrt. CIty Clerk q
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Ths finance committee rspo-tes On
rgubs- q bills nscssssry FOR rr-
-.ag ne city Eyvsrnneut These bins
ee-s voted 70 b. allowed End ne
,iers Instructed 70 orsv usrsnts ,or
sane
Chairman Bet 81 toe police CON
nit'es recommended that the Ere re-
partuen' b careful in making 10 --
out % the FIRE house and TIA. they
lag the bell ~ that vehicles on the
street cen get out q the way before
ne engine leave. chief Slaughter
stated that the engines we're aixays
ready 70 make the run By the time
me location ~ the Ere va lesusd.
aud .ths; " they were n rng the bell
first D. would delay them zone fer
minute Nothing VA done Vlth the
matter
Chairman Garter of the wsterworks
committee stated tha, the hay a. the
watershed could be sold FOR 1880. and
that fifteen hundred bale. would b.
allowed the city for the use Of the fre
team in cutting The hay n Rss pas ed
that the hay be- sold on the above con.
di'iOns
Mr Carter also recommended that
" Brodnax. waterworks inspector.
salary be raised ~ 800 per month. a.
the additional water and sewer pipes
which are being laid will add more
work 20 bis position This motion wa
pa rd by the council Mr. Carter
also stated 10 the council that the
public 10 his opinion should be allow.
od 20 hsh near the power house. which
heretofore has never been allowed
This matter Was not acted upon
Chairman Bcrryhlll Of the Cemetery
committee stated that the council had
been offered through that committee
50 for the hay left on the cemetery
lot. and recommended that this Offer |
be- accepted. The recommendation was
made as motion and passed.
The Improvement committee re-.
ported that a sewer pipe on PaSdise
Alley needed attention. Mayor Dick |
stated that the pipe was undergoing |
Inspection and would be- attended to
AT once.
The ordinance committee presented /
an ordinance providing for the rate
~ taxation The ordinance called for
a tax of hyo mills for public school
purposes. two mills for the sinking
fund. two mills for outstanding bonds
Of the interest fund lderman Pcn.
nlngton made motion 10 FIX the rate
Of taxation on the general fund at ten
mills on the dollar After some dis
cussion the motion was carried. The
tax In all will be nineteen mrils on
the dollar or a rate OF .l.9O on one4
hundred dollars valuation. The rate
last year was s2.3O
X. w. Randol made motion that
the school fund be transferred from
the city treasurer TO G. l.. Anderson,
treasurer Of the school board. This
fund Is the t35. 900 recently voted by
the city for the purpose of erecting
Two additional school buildings. The
motion was passed.
motion To pay the board OF equal
zation for their work for the fifteen
lays they were engaged In equallzing
he property OF the city was passed
The report Of the equalization board
showed that the property OF the city
lad been raised siO3,5i5 over what
I was turned In 10 the board. max
ng total taxable amount Of property
n the city ss.s3O.ll5. railroad prop
'rty not being included. The council
Idiourned
g,.nd tho Enurth - SniupgVitle |