HomeMy Public PortalAboutM 1936-04-20 - CCMEETING OF CITY COUNCIL APRIL 20th, 1936
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The City Council of the City of Lynwood met at the City Nall,
11331 Plaza Street, on~above date at `7:30 P NT for the purpose of canvass-
ing the vote of the General Municipal Election and Special Election held
on the 14th day of April, 103F, all as required by law.
Mayor Boster 3 n t'^ e c~^ai r.
Councilmen Take, ~iPVer., Nation, Snyder and Boster answered the
roll cal 1.
jt ~aq moved by Coune~l_man Snyder and seconded by Councilman
Never t~At we rroceed with the canvass nr t?~P refit~rns of said election.
All members of the Council troting aye, tre Mai*or ~ec7 ared the motion duly
carried.
The City Clerk announced that he had received eight absent vote:
ballots from 4 electorates. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Meyer any
seconded by councilman Lake ttia t we proceed to canvass the votes of the
absentee voters. All members oz' the council voting aye, the Mayor declare
....the motion carried and it was so ordered.
Whereupon the City Council proceeded to canvass the votes as
cast by the absent voters as required by law.
Mayor Boster appointed Councilmen Snyder and Nation to act as
tellers for the canvass of the returns.
The Tellers reported that the number of votes cast in the var-
ious consolidated voting precf nets were as set forth in the Resolution
proposed to be adopted and as reported by the election officers, and the
absent votes were as herein set forth, being as follows:
Total number of notes cast in said City was 1651.
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NAME5 OF PERSONS OFFICE VOTED r P R_ E_ C I N C T_ S AB- 'TOTAL
VOTED FOR: ' FOR ' '- _ ~ SENTtV4TE
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ounci lman ' r ' '
' (Full Term} + t + r r t r
Fred J navies r " ' 89 r 84 ' 81 ' 101 ' 71 ' r 426
Arthur F. Joseph ' " ' `78 t 94 ' 103 r 92 ' 92 r ' 459
Ralph W Lake ' " ' 1"'8 ' 165 ' 210 ' 252 r 241 t 4 '1050
Van A nTatf on ' " t 1~?.5 ' 150 ' 174 ' 229 ' _ 216 ' 3 ' 957
Carl F ~a7l~ren ' " ' S2 ' ''S ' 81 ' 88 t 78 t ' 374
Cecil F. Snyder ' ~ ' 179 ' 155 ' 181 ' ?30 ' 223 t 3 ' 971
George `"1 '~"horpe ~ ~ ' 81 ' I04 ' 100 t 95 ' 84 t r 464
Claude Reber ' " t r t t r l r r 1
R G O'Shaughnessyr " t t + ], r r r t 1
Morris Chandler r " ' r t 1: r r r 1
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Proposition voted upon: _._., r t r r r
"Shall the City of Lyn- r_ r r t r r r
wood incur a bonded debt t r r t t ' '
of Two Hundred and Ninety- YES! 10? t 68 t 70 r 98 ' 84 ' 4 ' 431
Five Thousand 0295,000,00) ' ' t t r r r
Dollars for tfi~e purpose of '
construction and~or acqui- t
sition of certa9n light '
~ d power works consisting '
of a distribution system for r
the transmission and sale NO! 178
of electricity for light-
ing, heat, power and other '
purposes, including distri-
bution sub-stations, switch-
boards transformers, and all '
other necessary apx~urtenances, t
in the City of Lynwood?" '
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mh erevnon RE" OLT7TI ON N0. 061, entitled : "A T~T'SOLUTION OF THE
COTTNfiTl, ~n TF~F rITY Or LYNUVnnD, GATT^!~RN?A, T~',r;T„4.RT~Tr., `"R~' .RF~TLT OF THE
GF;NFRAL NTJNICIPAL '~'LECTION RELD IN SAID CITY OF LYN';'~00'~ ON APRIL 14th,
1936", was read. Thereupon it was moored by Councilman Meyer and seconded
by Councilman Boster that said Resolution No. 961 be adopted.
poll Call:
Ayes: Councilmen Lake, ''reyer, Nation, Snyder and Boster.
Noes: None.
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Thereupon .the City C1.erk presented the Certificate of
Election to the newly elected o°ficers, Messrs,, Ralph W Lake, Van A
Nation and Cecil E Snyder, of ter which the City Clerk imposed the
constitutional oath of office to said o~'ficers as members c~' the
City Council of the City of Lynwood, whereupon they were inducted into
their respective office.
Thereupon Mayor Boater addressed the bode congratulating
the newly elected officers wishing them success stating that there are
many problems before us which can be solved through the whole hearted
cooperation of each member of the Council, which cooperation has been
enjoyed in tre past urging the Council to aim high and press forward
with all the vigor and honest ambition that we have in the past in
order to make Lynwood a model home City with clean honest Government
that can be pointed to as an Pxamrle o~' a master City where peace and
harmony reigns.
Counc.jlman Nation a~dressed the Council th anking the
N~a~or for ri s rem~rlrg and a a stzring r; m nfl ~, ; g c oonerat on in the
build j n~ d'fa better City ..
Councilmen "nyder and Lake also ex~resse~ tremselves
along tre same line.
Mr A M Anderson also addressed the Council congratulating
the newly elected officers and complimenting them for the clean manner
in wh ich they conduct tree it mee tings wishing them God ~ s speed in their
endeavors.
J.t was moved by councilman Snyder and seconded by Council-
man Meyer that the meeting adjourn to April 21st, 1936, at 7:.30 P M.
All members of the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion
carried.
MAYOR 0~' TH Y 0~ NSNO
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