Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-20
CIVIC AUDITORIUM
PLAN IS PLACED
BEFORE COUNCIL
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company If SEA Biego 10 renew taei5
lease "a the hat pa}ng pant, which
e-ri.cd February !. ';:s retGscI -
ei.e council.
\ report from the Imperial VallaE
t.fi.i inspection service Was read. Il
ta.!,ug 1he distribution OF milk TX
Quarts for th. months Of October
/ November and December rs report
81 by dealers for the year 1929 This
r3chcd the total of 646.>93 quarts.
divided among the following cities:
l'rawlcy, 2145j7 quarts; FL Cen
tse. 2311G0 quarts: Calcxico. III
Gi-: quarts; Holtv;lle, 1900 quarts.
talipatria. 32.7S2 quarts and I'm
erial, 27,l40 quarts.
Tho pro-rating Of the moathly sal
ary Of ". G. Macdonald, milk and
dairy Inspector based On the quart
consumption as shown above va 5
then read as follows: Brawlov.
.;.1t2C;. $39GC; CaleXico, 1927. So
ST.; Calipatr.a. .GjoGt. $lj; FL Cen
:rn, .32JG5, sos; Ho!tyille, ,0G4fc,
$500: and IH.pori2l. .oi2ec, $3.50.
The city clerk had spoken with rep
re.catatiyes Of the different cities
and all agreed 70 The above figures.
). G. Parks, representative from
brawiey was present at last nights
meeting II d approved Brawlcy's
share, even though It is 80 cents
higher than last years quota
Garbage Contract Discussed
Fred Kenyon presented a petition
to erect a dance tloo, in the patin
Of the city plunge. The mayor ap.
pointed committee composed OF
Councilmen Breklin, Ginola and
Fawcett to investigate the proposal
and report back to the council q.
next meeting.
Representative from the rIvcfo
Citizens Business club appeared be
fore the council for an answer 70
their petition Of two weeks ago r..
garding the Improvement of tire
east side park. They were told that
arrangements were now being made
TO do the work which had been Pc.
quested at the fo.mer meeting.
+. Butterway, who recently was
awarded the contract for the col
lection Of garbage and refuse la tn-
city appeared before the board wit
copy Of the proposed contract and
Immediately proceeded to pick out
its various flaws as well as por-
tions which did not suit him. He
opened the proceedings by announc-
ing that he had certificates for tn,
practice Of law in this state and
also that he actually had so practic-
ed, and that therefore he knew
what he wanted and that he intend
ed getting just that. He protested
against the clause in the contract
relating to the removal of dead
animals. asserting that animal,
even though dead and placed in
proper containers, could hardly BE-
classed as garbage and that he d..
not feel himself obliged to answer
calls for the removal Of sucn oh
ietts. Another point of objection
was regarding the supervision oil
work by the city under which cir
eumstances the contractor is to bt
penalized SO man should hi,
workers be obliged to work over tbt
regular eight hour period. He was
told that this matter would h
cleared up later by a better work
lng Of the questioned clause before
he signed the contract. Bntterwa,
insisted that the garbage be sepa
rated by ,householders before il "a;
be collected. Garbage is garbage
he announced, and does not consjs
Of broken bottles or such thing
Housewives who fail to make til
separation viii find their garbae,