, 1925-02-11
Attest: G. w. TRUEBLoOD, Clerk.

~ was IHONtu ny SOuHCll1ldll STUMP
seconded by Councilman Thurston,
that any rule, bylaw, or ordinance
which might prevent the passage of
this ordinance at this time be sus-
pended and that said ordinance be
placed upon its final passage. Roll
call:
Those voting "Aye"-Mayor True
blood, Councllmen Stump, Thurston,
Iinkcom and Frost.
Those voting "Nay"-None.
The ordinance was t%hereupon de-
clared to be upon its final passage
and II was thereupon moved by Coun-
Gilman Stump, seconded by Council
man Frost, that the same be placed
upon its final passage as read. Roll
call:
Those voting "Aye"-Mayor True
blood, ~Councllmen Stump, Ihurston,
Iinkcom and Frost.
Those voting "Nay"-None.
The Mayor U%hereupon declared the
ordinance upon its nnal passage and
1t was t%hereupon moved by Council
man Thurston, seconded by Council
man Stump, hat the ordinance be
passed as read. Roll call:
Those voting "Aye"-Mayor True
blood, CouncIlmen Stump, Ihurston,
Iinkcom and Frost.
Those voting "Nay"-None.
The Mayor thereuPon declared that
the ordnance has received = favor
aDIe vote Oh the majority OF the mem
D-ls CltetCd TO the Council ana mas
Eu-se.. Upon QUO auly maze and
sl~JnlcI ana carried II Mas uIlcreI
Il q s.lG oIulnulce be numbered New
O-unl4Ice No. a. and that the same
* published according to law.
! The Clerk thereupon reported that
this was the time Tor the hearing OF
remonstrances and objections on the
resolution OF intention tor the crea-
ton OF Sanitary Sewer District No. 8.
lie further reported that no written
protests had peen filed against the
same. The Mayor thereupon called
tor anyone present who might wish
TO protest against the same and there
were none present.
A statement of claim was received
from Russell W. Crane against the
town Tor damage alleged to nave been
caused by seepage from the Town
R~ecervolr. The matter IA discuss
ed at length and finally upon motion
made n duly seconded and carried
AZ was ulltNltu lIaAl lnt lONn AIlOI-
ney, Town Engineer and Nh. Thurs
ton, as chairman of the Water Works
committee of the Council, be directed
to make an examination of the matter
and the premises claimed 10 have been
injured and make their report at the
next meeting.
The following bills were allowed
upon motion duly made, seconded and
carried:
G. w. Trueblood, Jan. salary $1,000
Yellowstone Garage, livery hire....5.00
w. X. Lieb, material .......-..l3.5O
Wyo. Mill and Elev. Co. coal....lO.5O
huntze Bros, interest ..............345.00
Chas. Arnold, Jan. salary .~.....l75.00
Mable Ward, typewTiting $50
Cody Enterprise, printing .......129.20
Bert Cogswell, labor ................60.0O
j. +. Forrest, Jan. salary ...-.-...l5O.00
Alex Wells, abor. ......................-...20.00
Prante Bros, freight SO
CODY Canal Co., water ...........-...372.72
+. r. McGee, salary Jan ........1O.00
Ora Sonners, stamps 5.96
Shoshone l.. q u. Co., ST. lights
and thawing pipes -. 253.S
w. =. Smith, labor l.5O
Home Supply, broom ....55
ID. a. Tlnkcom, interest on IA
rant No. 1854 $40
Roy Holm, coal S.S5
Carl Hammet, police duty .....1O.OO
c. NJ Rector, is days apprais-
slhg 10000
Park Co. Herald, printing .-..-...7O
Cody Garage, storage on truck BOZ
Scotty Clark, labor ...........1.25
Helen Truhon, typewriting .-..1.26
lit. st. Tel Co., iifcmen phones 5G.25
y +. HOLSTER, Jan. sllaI y-rcnt 1000
There being no further business 10
come before INC Council this meeting
they adjourned upon motion duly
seconded and carried, TO meet Fcbu.
AIRY %, 1925, at S p. m.
Il. c. TRUEBLOOD,
(Seal) Mayor.
Attest &c. W. TRUEBLOOD. Clerk.