10/06/1969-CC-Minutes-RegularMotion was made by Johnson and secondedb by Acker to draw $6000.00 out 117
of the tax fund to pay for the billing machine. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Cook and seconded by.Johnson to check with Mr. Hamilton
concerning an auditor. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Johnson and seconded by lea
City Secretary
Sept. 15, 1969
Motion carried.
The City Council met in regular session with Mayor Johnson and Councilmen
Acker, Johnson' Cook, Ready, and Mrs. McDaniel present.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathison met with the council about installing a pool hall in
Sanger, and Mr. Briscoe joined them on the question later in the meeting.
City Attorney John L. Sullivan met with the council and read the billiard
ordinance. Mr. Mathison said they would close the pool hall.
Mr. Sullivan asked the courhoil to pass and ordinance calling a bond election
on Oct. 41 1969. Motion was made by Acker and seconded by Cook to pass the
ordinance. Motion carried.
Minutes were read and approved.
The bills were read and a motion was made by Ready and seconded by gook to
pay bills. Motion carried.
The Mayor explained the stamp machine to be used for stanpmng bills and
motion as made by Johnson and seconded by Cook to buy the machine. Motion
carried.
The following appointments were made by the mayor:
i Street Commssioner-----Alton Johnson
Plater "-----------E. M. Acker
Sewer "-----=-----Norman.Cook
Electrical "--------- Dick Ready
Park "-----------Mrs. T. AV. McDaniel,
,lotion
was made by Ready and seconded byoh
Mayor
City Secretary
Oet. 6, 1969
djourn.
Motion carried.
The City Council met in regular session with Mayor Johnson and Councilmen
Acker, Johnson, Cook, and Mrs. AcDaniel present. Ready was absent due to
illness.
The Council
Prop. 3.
Prop. 4.
Prop. 1.
Prop. 2.
canvassed the votes on the bond eleaetion as follows: Property ownex
For 51 Agai
nst 3 Non -property Owners
" 53 " 1 Prop, 1. For 1 Against
It 52 " 2 Prop. 2 If " 0
If 46 �� S Prop. 3 of to
Prop. 4 It it
'� � with a total as follows: Prop. 1 Fo.r 53 .Against 3
Prop. 2 " 54 " 1
Prop. 3 " 53 " 2
Prop, 4 47 " 8
The council voted to adopt the ordinance and to accept the votes as Judge
Boydstun reported the count. Aiotion was made by Cook and seconded by Airs.
McDaniel. Aiotion carried.
Mr. Hamilton asked the council to give him authority to find sale for bonds
with as 1®w interest as possible. The council granted him permission.
Bill Carter met with the council to ask about school closing street south
of the football field when having a home game. The council granted this
request.
The council ruled that
during working hours.
the Fire Station is off limits to the city emnlovees
Aiotion was made by Johnson and seconded by Cool
City Secretary
Mayor
OctehE� 29, 1969
The City Co��ncil met in a called meeting with Aiayor Johnson and Council-
men Cook, heady, Johnson, and Mrs. McDaniel present,
City Attorney John L. Sullivan and Mro Hamilton of Hamilton Securities
met with the council to discuss the bond issue. They also went over the
pay�7,ents on the bonds .
Ttie Aiayor asked the council to accept othe ordinance of issuance of revenue
bonds. Motion was made by Ready and seconded by Mrs. AieDaniel to accept
the ordinance. Motion carried.
The Council also asked Attorney Sullivan to cheek on the McClary and Cole
deal,
t�totion was made by 1Zeady and seconded by Johnson to adjourn. Motion carried.
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City Secretary
Nov. 17, 19G9
The City Council met in regular session with Mayor Johnson, and Councilmen
Johnson, Cook, Tloady, and A4rs. McDaniel present.
Representatives of the Lone Star Gas Company were present and��asked for a
25� rate increase. The mayor asked for some time to study the question
and would discuss same at a latex date.
fliotion was made by I�.eacly and seconded by Mrs. AcDaniel to adjourn. Carrieds
Mayor
City Secretary