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National City, California,April 5, 1932.
Regular meeting of the City Council called to order by the
Mayor.
Requa.
Councilmen:: present, Bird, Cordingly, Waddell, Murray and
City Attorney Johnson W. Puterbaugh was present.
Minutes of regular meeting March 15, 1932 read and approved.
The following bills„auditeThy the Finance Committee,presented:
A. Carlisle & Co.
The National City News
Arey-Jones Company
ElectrlcalEProducts Corporation
L. N. Turrentine
J. W. Turner
Ira Harbison
Marcus W. Robbins
Burroughs Adding Mach. Co.
0. A. Mullen
So. Calif. Telephone Co.
Sweetwater Water Corp.
S.D.Cons.Gas & Elec. Co.
M.H. Ferbitz
D. E. Lozier
B. J. Scott
Ted Orrell
A. D. Brinker
E. L. Malcolm
G. W. McKibbin
Walter E. Blake
W. V. Boldman
Floyd Finnerty
Wm. M. Briggs
Wm. Powers
Herman Harris
Smith Booth Usher Co.
Union Oil Company of Calif.
Raymond Hill
J. S. Schirm Commercial Co.
Western Metal Supply Co.
S.D. Tractor & Equip.Co.Inc.
American Bitumuls Company
Richards & Bowman, Inc.
Homeland Building Co.
Hoffmants Laundry
E. D. Carpenter
W. D. Rolph, M. D.
Dr. S. M. Mann
R. W. Miller
W. D. Gardner
F. M. Wangler
Calif. Stamp Company
E. A. Clark
A.T.&S.F.Ry.Co.Coast Lines
Nelson -Smith
W. L. Horning
Stone Fog Light Corporation
National Lumber & Mill Co.
McKesson -Western Whlsle Drug Co.
Guy & Guy
Otto Stang
Election Supplies
Printing
Supplies
Apr. Rental -Neon Sign
Law Book -City Judge
Table -
Stamps
Rent -Health center -April
Care Adding Machines
Incidentals
Telephones & Tolls
Water & Hydrant Rental
Gas & Lights
Elec. Supplies -Tennis Court
and Sewer
Rent -Court & Police Deptt
St. Deptt Labor
n " tt
Granite
Supplies
0i1
Incidentals
Supplies
n
n
n
Supplies
Fire Deptt-Laundry
Watchman Jail & Meals
Police Deptt. Services
n n n
" Serving Warrants
" Incidentals
Salary -Selling Dog Tags
100 Male Dog Tags
Park Labor
1 Cord Wood
Lamps -Tennis
Elec. Work "
Lights -Tennis Court
Park Supplies
Pool
Prem. Bond St. Supt, Engr.
Blacksmith
Court
if
$58.72
35.90
17.70
20.50
3.00
4.00
5.00
1932 15.00
9.40
8.50
47.05
346.55
389.74
30.55
50.00
72.50
65.00
10.00
44.00
12.50
67,50
70.00
65.00
70.00
56.00
11.00
2.47
17.42
9.65
3.80
10.86
13.00
45.65
3.93
34.84
19.73
50.30
60.00
40.00
15.00
24.5D
25:00
5.50
90.00
3.00
27.20
11.00
120.00
2.40
1.00
16.25
8.75
Total $2,246.46
Moved by Bird, seconded by Murray, that the bills
Warrants ordered drawn for same.
voting aye.
be allowed and
Carried, all Councilmen present
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.Communication from the League of California Municipalities,
announcing that the Western City was designated as the official
Publication of the League, was read and ordered filed.
.Communication from the Los Angeles County League of
Municipalities was read and ordered filed.
Communt.Cation from the County League of Municipalities,announc-
ing meeting at Chula Vista, Friday,April 8, 1932,was read and
ordered filed.
,Communication from Bank of America, City, regarding stop pay-
ment on Warrant No. 15515 dated October 7, 1930 was read. City
Clerk was instructed to notify the bank to continue the stop pay-
ment.
yetitionsfrom the Robert H. Scholer Post No. 2111 and the
United Spanish War Veterans for use of the City Park, June 18,
1932 was read. Moved by Waddell, seconded by Murray, that the
petition be granted. Carried.
,Petition of the National City Playground Ball Association
regarding improvement was read. Moved by Waddell, seconded by Murray,
that the matter be referred to the Park Commissioner to furnish an
estimate of the cost of the proposed improvement and report at the
next meeting. Carried.
.Petition of S C Fink, for refund of deposit of $10.00 for
removal of trees was read. Moved by Bird, seconded by Cordingly,
that the proper officers draw a warrant on the General Fund is
favor of S. C Fink. Carried, all Councilmen present voting aye.
,Petition of J. E. Delatour to remove four pepper trees
at 1240 East 24th Street accompanied by deposit of $20.00 was read.
Moved by Murray, seconded by Bird, that the petition be granted.
Carried.
Communication from the Fire Marshal, regarding Fire Hydrants
near the Paradise Valley Sanitarium was read. Moved by Murray,
seconded by Cordingly: 1. That the present four inch hydrant
located adjacent to the Paradise Valley Sanitarium be replaced with
a six inch hydrant, same to be placed it a point satisfactory
to the Fire Marshall and Superintendent of Water Company; 2. That
a four inch hydrant be installed at 8th Street and Sanitarium
Drive; 3. That the two inch stand pipe located approximately 100
feet East of Paradise Drive be replaced with a fire hydrant, same
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to be moved 150 feet West of present site on 8th Street; 4. That a
six inch hydrant be installed at 9th Street and National Avenue; 5.
That a hydrant be installed at 21st Street and National Ave.,
carried, all Councilmen present voting aye.
,Report of the City Judge for the month of March 1932 was read
and ordered filed.
Reports of the City Clerk and City Treasurer for quarter
ending March 31st 1932,were read and orderedLfiled.
.The matter of cutting curb for L. A. Weisser at llth Street
and National Avenue was laid over.
Harry Wade was present regarding the carnival to be put
on by the K. of P. Lodge, May 27th and 28th, 1932, and requesting
change of location to the City Park. Moved by Waddell, seconded
by Murray, that permission be granted to the K. of P. Lodge, same
to be under the supervision of the Park Commissioner. Carried.
.Matter of improvement of S Avenue was laid over.
,Moved by Waddell, seconded by Murray, that City Clerk b e
instructed to write J. A. Isaacson, expressing the City Councilts
appreciation of his services during the absence of City Attorney
Puterbaugh. Carried.
,Moved by Cordingly, seconded by Mw ray, that the Mayor sign
a contract with the San Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric Company
for lights at the tennis courts. Carried.
/ORDINANCE NO. 615., amending Ordinance No. 597 creating Boulevard
Stops on East 8th Street was placed on final passage and on motion
by Cordingly, seconded by Waddell, same adopted, all Councilmen
present voting aye.
_Moved by Bird, seconded by Murray that the sum of $185.00 be
transferred from the Street Fund to the General Fund and the sum
of $185.00 be transferred from the General Fund to the Park
Maintenance and Improvement fund and that the proper officers be
instructed to make the necessary entries upon their records. Carried.
Moved by Bird, seconded by Waddell, that the Council adjourn.
Carried.
ATTEST:
Mayor of the City
ity, Calif ornia
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RESOLUTION NO. /t 7277,
A RESOLUTION
DECLARING THE RESULT OF THE GENERAL UUIPICIPAL
ELECTION HELD IN ELE CITY OF NATIONAL CITY,
CALIFORNIA, OIT Thb ELEVENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1932.
ELTEAS, there was held on the eleventh day of April,
1932, a General Lfiinioipal Election, in the City of Rational
City, California, and
WHEREAS, the officers to be elected at said election
were the following, to wit:
Two Councilmen, each for a term of four years.
One Councilman, for a term of two years.
A City Clerk, for a term of four years.
A City Treasurer, for a term of four years.
AND WHEREAS, the returns of said Election have all
been received and the City Council of the City of National
City, California, is at this time; to -wit: on this lt3th
day of April, 1932, duly convened, pursuant to law for
the purpose of canvassing said returns and installing the
newly elected officers of said City, and has at this time
publicly opened and canvassed said returns and ascertained
the result of said election, and
WHEREAS, from such canvass of said returns, it appears
that the result of said election is as in the following
resolution and order of said Council stated:
NOW THEREFORE, it is,by the City Council of the
City of National City, California, -hereby resolved and
ordered as follows:
SECTION 1. That the result of said election is hereby
ascertained and declared as follows: That in consolidated
voting precinct A of said City, (comprising State and County
election precincts numbers 1 and 9), the total number of
1.
votes cast at said election was g289
That there wore in consolidated voting precinct A
(comprising Stato and County election precincts n"nboro
1 and 9), at said election votes cast as follows, to_:7it:
For Councilmen of.said City (Full Term):
For William Cordingly 66 votes.
For Petor G. Kerr J 9 votes.
For H. A. Leffort 77 votes.
For Milton P. Looser /.2 5 votes.
For Ales (hurray a- 7 votes.
For Frank L. Wado / 90 votes.
For devai / votes.
For votes.
For Councilman of said City (Short Term):
For J. M. Damson 4,23 votes.
For
For
For City Clork of said City:
For Jamas L. Mathews //I votes.
For O. A. Mullen r63 votes.
For
Votes.
votes.
votes.
For votes.
For City Treasurer of said City:
For L. S. Brows .4 / votes..
For Asa R. Webb 2?3 votes.
For votes.
For votes.
SECTTIOIS 2. That in consolidated voting precinct B
Of said City, (comprising State and County election pre-
cincts numbers 2, 3, and 4), the total numbor of votos cast
at said election was #5
That there wore in consolidated voting precinct B
(Comprising State and Comity election precincts numbers
2.
2, 3, and 4), at said election votes cad as follows, to.mit:
For Councilmen of Said City (Full Term):
For Villiam.Cordingly votes.
For Peter G. Kerr 5 - votes.
Por 11. A. Leffert JI'4 votoo.
For tliltan P. Loeser ///G votes.
1'or Alex Lltrray. , 7d ,votes.
For Prank L. :Jade /%d votes.
For
FOr
For Councilnan of'said -Qity (Short Tor:,):
For J. 12, Damson 34; 0 votos.
For , • 25. d? ..,24,i ;
For
For City Clet"t of said Cit'§:
votes.
votes.
rotca.
;QQ / votos.
For James L. Mathews - ./ 7 -votes.
For 0. A. Ehnen 2 or votes.
For
For
For City Treasurer of said City:
For L.'S. Brown 5- votes.
For Asa R. t7obb 3,s4e votes.
For
For
votoc.
votese
votes.
votes.
SECTION S. That in consolidated voting precinct C
of said Cityikc(aompriaing state and County election pro.
oiacte mitboro 5 and 6), the_tetal-nunber of votes cast
at acid,electiOn vas .
That there wore in conbolidated'voting precinct C
comprising State and County election precincts n
Ion•
6), at said election votes cast as follows,.to-wit:
rs3and
For Councilmen of azd d.City (Full Term):
For William Cordingly /11e votes.
For Peter G.-Kerr /f/ votes.
For S. A; Loffert 5 Y votes.
For Silton- P. *_'oocer / 0 j' votes.
For Alex- EUrray So votes.
For Frank L. Wade /IS votes.
For
votes.
For - votes.
For Councilmen of said City (short Tema):
For J. U. Dawson- /96 votes.
For. votos.
Por votos.
For City Clerk of said City:
For James L. Uathevrs /09 votes.
For 0. A. Millen votes.
For Votes.
For votes.
For City Treasurer Of said City:
For L. S. Brown 023 votes.
For Asa R. rlebb - .P23 votes.
For • votes.
For
votos.
SECTION 4. '. t-ln consolidated voting prooinct D
of said City, (comprising State and County election pro.
cinote numbers 7 and.-8), the total nutibor of votes cast
at said election was ago` •
That there wore in consolidated voting precinct D
comprising State and County election precincts numbers 7 and
8), at said election votes cast as -follows, to—vit:
;For Councilmen of said City (Full Term):
For ui11iam Cordingly 91 ,votes.
For Peter O. Kerr .23 votes.
4.
For H. A. Loffort 65 votes.
For Milton P. 'looser 74 votes.
For Alex rtlurray 44 votes.
For Frank L. Wade tf votos.
For
For
For Councilman of said City (Short Term):
For J. LI. Dawson ( rO
For
For
votes.
votes.
Vet0s.
votes.
votes.
For City Clark of said City:
For James L. Uathows 99 votes.
For 0. A. uallen /Xi votos.
For votes.
For votes,
For City Treasurer of said City:
For L. S. Brown a -a votes.
For Asa p R. Webb / tS votes.
�,7�cc�. For ca, votes.
For
votes.
voting
SECTION o. That in consolidated/precinct E
of said City, (comprising State and County Election pros
pinta numbers 10, 11 and 12),'*'te total number of votes cast
at Said oleetion was (5:442-- .
voting
That there wore in-Consolidated/Precinct E(comorising
State and County election precincts numbers 10, 11 and 12),
at said election votes east 4is follows, to -wit:
For Councilmen of paid' City (Full Torn):
For William Cordingly /6 9 votes.
For rotor G. Kerr
votoa.
For B. A. Leffert /D/ votes.
5.
For L2ilton P. Ltoeser
//3
votos.
For Alex Larray elf votes.
For Frank L. tlado /,(f % votes.
For votes.
For votes.
For Councilman of said City (Short Torm):
For J. U. Damson 2 6 9 votes.
For
For
_ - votes.
votes.
For City Clark of said City:
For Samos L. £tthews fin votes.
For 0. A. Lialleu 173 votes.
For
For
For City Treasurer of said City:
For L. S. Brown ,51O votes.
For Asa A. Hebb -473 votes.
For
For
votes.
tiOtoes
votes.
votes.
SECTION 6. That there were at said Election, Absentee
Notes cast in said City for each of the several parsons for
whom vetec wore cast at said ttection, as follows, to-w1t:
For Councilmen of said City (Full Torm):
For William Cordingly , 6 votes.
For Pater G. 1en '•yints, votes.
For H. A. Leffort• 42- • votes,
For Calton P. Ebel r a, votes.
Por Alex Enrray `you/ vOt3s.
For Frank L. Wade i - votes.
For _ votes.
For _ votes.
For Councilman of said City (Short Term):
For J. U. Dawson 44 votes.
6.
For
For
For City Clerk of said City:
For Jamas L. Lathovs / votes.
For 0. A. Malan 4; votes.
For
votes.
votes.
votos.
For votes.
For City Treasurer of said City:
For L. 5. Brown " 1 ntc9 votes.
For Asa R. tlebb {� votes.
For votos.
For votos.
SECTION 7. That the- aggregate number of votaa east
is alt Precincts in .said City et said election was, /662,
votes. That the aggregate number of absentee votes cast
in said City at said Election was
7
votes.
SECTION 8. That the aggregate nurbor of votes cast
et said election in said City for each of the several porsonp
for whom votos more cast at said election,naa as follows$to-wit:
For Councilmen of said City (Full Term):
For tilliam' Cordingly• 4O5 votes.
For
For
Peter G. iorr at - votes.
H. A. Leffert -I0 • votes.
For Talton P. Looser Jr]0 votes.
For Alemilirray . 32 votos.
For Prank L. Ueda 7o5 votos.
For a ,7v(sy �_ votos.
- :For. (/ votes.
For Councilman of said City (Short Term):
For J. U. Dawson , / 7-3 t votes.
. e.%
Far
For
geit4
/ votes.
/ votes.
7.
For City Clerk of said City:
Far James L. Mathews l ir6 votes.
For 0. A. Illen votes.
For votes.
For ' _ - votes..
For City Treasurer of said City:
For L. S. Brown .207 votes.
For Asa R. t7ebb / 2 e 2 - votes.,
For
For
votes.
votes.
SECTION 9. And by reason af.tho premises, it is
hereby determined and declared that the persona hereinafter
named have respectively received the highest number of
votes for the offices for which they were respectively
running and have each been, at said election, duly elected
to said offices, respectively, to -wit:
COUNCIT.t$ W, Ful1. Term:
Unliam Cordln ly
Frank L. Cade
COUIICILI UI, Short Term:
J. M; Dawson
CITY CLERK:
O. A. Ma.l.len
CITY TREASITRzi:
Asa R. ?'ebb
SECTION 10. Tha-City Clerk, and ex-offioio Clerk
of the City Council is hereby directed to enter this resolution
and order upon* the ,ninutoa of the City Council.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of National City, California, thisilf 14..1
day of__ .....
AYES:
......... .... , by the following vote, to -wit:
Councilmen:t/424
NAYS: Councilmen_ Litri-cee," •
ABSENT: _
AT= • vialt,
City Clerk.
C alta-C-)
I hereby approve the
Mayor of the City of National Cit California.
Resolution ce1. this 7er day of
foregoing
1
Mayor of the City of National Ci California.
I hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a full and true copy of / Frdiciniutian:
of the Resolutions 1.
No of the City of National City. California, as adopted by the City
Ordinances
Council of said City, and approved by the Mayor of said City, on the....
day of 193 .
City Clerk of the City of National City, California.