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Show 4itf Officers Autliorlzn Ooiiia-terv Ooiiia-terv Perpetusf Care Ordinance "ad:, fi v connection with the Soldiers Monument Monu-ment committee, meet with the American Amer-ican Legion, and work out a plan to beautify the soldiers plot. Chairman Bezzant, of the Streets committee, reported that a road grader grad-er had been purchased for use on city streets. Mr. Bezzant recommended that a circular letter be gotten out and mailed to property owners, reminding them of their duty and obligation, in cleaning up weeds, and trimming trees which are over-hanging the sidewalks; also repairing culverts across the sidewalks. Mr. Bezzant was instructed to work with M'r. Moore in the planning and working out of the clean-up campaign. t The city council convened in reg-" reg-" u!ar session Saturday with Mayor F. nic, b " Newman in charge and all mem-Jd. mem-Jd. ters present except Councilman Lim. 5 T A. Atkinson, member of a committee com-mittee representing the community, S- met with the council asking that they l w be allowed to use a portion of the IK Library lot for a community play-aground. play-aground. A motion was made and the,' carried that the matter be left with the City Property committee to investigate in-vestigate its feasibility, with powc. to act. 'ofed A petition signed by a number of lit ft citizens for the removal of the cement of i monument located at the head of the state highway, and suitable buttons installed to replace same, was granted grant-ed by a motion made by Councilman Moore. In the matter of the petition of our local coal dealers, a motion was made by Councilman Moore which carried, that the matter be referred to the License committee to investigate, and report back at our next regular meeting, meet-ing, some definite recommendation relative to same. The petition signed by a number of residents of State street, for the installation in-stallation of three additional street lights, was left with the Street committee com-mittee with power to act. The City Property committee was ordered, by motion of the council, to investigate the reason for delay by Alpine City, in making settlement of account rendered sometime ago for service rendered by our Fire Department Depart-ment in fighting fire in their city. Mr. Armour, of the Yellowstone Confectionery Co. met with the council, coun-cil, making application for a license to place mint vender machines in a number of business houses in the i city. After Mr. Armour had explain-! ed in detail the operation of the ; machines the matter was left with Chairman Linebaugh of the License committee for further investigation. Relative to the laying of replacement replace-ment pipe a motion was made by Councilman Dickerson, that arrangements arrange-ments for this work be left with the j Waterworks committee. j By motion made by Councilman M'oore, the bid submitted by Claud Newman for the trenching and back filling Districts No. 1 at $1.70 per rod, and District No. 2 by Harry Nielson at $1.70 per rod was accepted. Arrangements Ar-rangements for the trenching and back filling of Districts No. 5, 6, and 7 was ordered left with the Waterworks Water-works committee. Chairman Dickerson of the Irrigation Irriga-tion committee reported $397.62 had boon turned over to the Incorporation, Incorpora-tion, by the recorder, from the irrigation irriga-tion fund. Chairman Linebaugh of the License and Finance committee reported that notices to parties delinquent in their paving accounts, had not yet been mailed out but the matter would be taken care of at once. In the matter of collecting 1929 licenses a motion was made and car-Hod car-Hod that local business houses be notified that their licenses are now Past, due and that they are to make -s-fl affidavit as to their stock of merchan-1 merchan-1 disc on hand and to pay license on this basis. j Chairman Moore of the City Frop- prty committee reported that waste Paper containers had been received A nml plnml in various places on Main street, also that the brush in the City Kail lot and Pioneer Grove ; ad been cleared away and burned. Tr- Moore Presented plans similar to those adopted by American Fork Citv, for the perpetual care of the city cemetery, and upon his recommonda-'n recommonda-'n a motion was made bv Councilman Council-man Linebaugh, which carried, that lie ceuheil proceed to draft, an or-fl'"ance or-fl'"ance to conform with the plans outlined by Councilman Moor. .... .. In narmony with the reeommonda- of Chairman Moore, relative to boautifyiug Pioneer Grove, a motion aS madc hy Councilman Linchaue-h in, I dulv carried, that the chairman ! ''y Property employ professional ".stance in locating the proposed J"" C'dhU)- ,,Ulm,in lk and 2Ml,orw,se beau.-ifving the par. r" the matter of the care and mnir- ;nC 0( ,he Soldiers Pint at the ;-y cemetery, a moH(m " BCWnt- h' -"led. ' Mt th6 cha,an of City Propertv in u Mr. and Mrs. Orin Holdaway and baby returned to their home in Fillmore Fill-more Sunday evening, after spending a few days with relatives here. 1 j The "Call Around Again Girls" and I principals in the opera "Debutante" j went to the Lincoln high school and : to Frovo Tuesday to advertise the I opera. While in Trovo they had their j photos taken. Mrs. Josiah Kemp and Mrs. Ray' Frampton motored to Springville Wednesday and spent the day with .Air. and Mrs. tlu.sh Baxter. A special prop-aratliin mooting of he Second Ward Primary officers v.-ns hold Me:i:!ay evening at the homo of Mrs. Bertha Gray. After the business part of the program had been furnished, a social hour and refreshment'! wore enjoyed. |