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HomeMy Public PortalAboutM 1940-05-08 - CC~t 0'7 REGULAR MEETING MAY 8TH, 1940 The City Council of the City of Lynwood met in a regular ses- sion in the Council Chamber of the City Hall, 11331 Plaza Street, on above date, at 7:30 P. M. Mayor Meyer in the chair. Councilmen Christensen, Lake, Zimmerman, McMeekin and Meyer answered the roll call. It was moved by Councilman Christensen and seconded by Council-, man Lake that the minutes of the previous regular meeting of Apr11 16th, 1940 and of the Special Meeting of April 25th, 1940 be approved as writ- ten. All members off' the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the mo- tion duly carried and it was so ordered. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS: A communication was received from the Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference announcing that their 1940 Edition of the Uniform Building Code is now off the press and available for adoption by Cities, urging that the City adopt same. There being no objection, said matter was referred t© the Building Inspector for. study and report to the Coun- cil at their next meeting. A communication was received from the Photo Record Corporation offering to sell s photo record printer to the City for the sum of ~112.5(j` A communication was also received from H. B. Crantford Company offering to sell a Hunter Electro-Copyist to the City for X108.50. A communication was received from Chief of Police Miller to the effect that recently a demonstration was had of one of these machines when several Department heads were present, stating that it would afford a quick and accurate photo copy work of letters, bulletins, etc., which is not now availbble. It was moved by Councilman McMeekin and seconded by Councilman Zimmerman that the Mayor appoint a committee to look into the matter to ascertain the need thereof. All members of the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried. Mayor Meyer appointed Councilman Lake and Zimmerman a Committee for such purpose. A communication was received from City Treasurer Wilkinson to the effect that he has opportunity to purchase two 1915 Act Bonds of Series "V" Por X500.00 each with interest coupons to the amount of X70.00 at the flat rate of 50¢ on the dollar, or a total consideration of X535.00 requesting that the Council authorize the transfer of above amount from the General Fund to the Special Assessment and Tax Relief Fund. to cover 89Bie . Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Coun- cilman Christensen that the City Treasurer be authorized to make said pur- chase at said~priee and that a warrant be drawn on the City Treasurer from the General fund, payable to the Special Assessment and Tax Relief Fund, for said amount and to sell said Bonds to offer~e at the purchase price as per their offer filed with the City Council. Roil Call] Ayesi Councilmen Christensen, Lake, Zimmerman, McMeekin and Meyer. Noes: None Absent:None. A communication was received form the Imperial Highway Associa- tion by Geo. Kellogg, Sec'y., wishing to know whether or not Lynwood des- ires to be host to their group for a meeting in July or August. After due consideration of the matter, theClerk was directed to notify Mr. Kellogg that Lynwood will be glad to co-operate to the extent. of haling a meeting here. A communication and Resolution was received from the Lynwood Ex- cha~age Club ant! from the Division of Highways regarding the possibilities of Pedestrian Crossing lanes along Atlantic Ave. to the effect that the >State shall be glad to consider same upon application by the City therefor. There being no objection, the Mayor instructed the City Attorney to draft suitable Resolution appealing to the state .for such crossing, for consideration of the Council 'at their next meeting. The hour of 8 P.M. having arrived, said time being the hour fixed for receiving bids for the purchase of an automobile to be used in the Police Department as per notice published in the Lynwood Press. The Mayor announced that the time had arrived, inquiring if there was anyone present who had not submitted his bid with the Clerk and that they may now do so. The City Clerk stated that several bids had been filed in his office. ~~ Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Coun- cilman Christensen that the bids be publicly opened and declared. All members of the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and it was so ordered. The following firms submitted bids: Enoch Chevrolet Co. Chaffee's Garage Southland Motors Caldwell-Pyle, Inc. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seoonded by Councilman McMeekin that the bids be referred to~Councilmen Zimmerman and Christen- sen and Chief of Police Miller for analysization with power to place the order with the firrn who has submitted the most adventageous bid. All members of the Council noting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and it was so ordered. The Mayor announced that the hour of 8 P. M. had arrived, said time being the hour fixed for the purpose of receiving bids for the improvement of Imperial Highway between California Street and Atlantic Ave., as per notice published in the Lynwood Press, stating that if there was anyone present who had nvt already filed their bid, that they could do so at this time. The City Clerk announced that several bids had been filed with him. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman McMeekin that the bids be publicly opened and declared. All members of the Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried. The following firms submitted bids: ~G. G. Fisher Equipment Co. Ansco Construction Co., Inc. R. H. Flickinger Griffith Company Vi do Kovacevich Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Christens~e that the bids be referred to the City Engineer for analyzation and report to the City Council at their next meeting as to who is the lowest responsible bidder. All members of the Coun- cil voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion carried and it was $o ordered. The Mayor announced that the hour of 8 P.M. had arrived, said time being the hour fixed for hearing protests and objections to the abatement of dry and drying weeds as described in Resolution No. 1229 of the City of Lynwood, and as specified in the Notices that were posted along the properties on which such weeds were located. The Mayor inquired of the City Clerk whether or not any writ- ten protests or objections had been filed. The Clerk stated that none had been filed. Thereupon the Mayor inquired of the audience if there was•any- one present who wished to protest to the abatement of the dry and drying weeds, either orally or in writing. There was no response. Thereupon RESOLUTION N0. 1231, entifled: "RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA, PASSING UPON OBJECTIONS AND DIRECTING THE STREET SUPERINTENDENT TO ABATE THE WEED NUISANCE THAT EXISTS ON VACANT LOTS IN THE CITY OF LYNWOOD", was read. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman McMeekin that said Reso= lution No. 1231 be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Lake, Christensen, McMeekin, Zimmerman and Meyer. Noes: None The Mayor announced that the hearing on the dairy on Tweedy- Abbott Road would be held later in the ms~ting. A petition was received signed by Dorothy M. Cole and 41 others petitioning the Council to change the zoning as affecting Lot 16, Tract No. 9862 from Zone R-1 to Zone C3 to allow a grocery stor~t Lynwood Drive and Fernwood Avenue by the owner. After due cons deratinn of the matter, it could not be determined whether or not the applicant had deposited the X25.00 fee required by the new Ordinance. Therefore, the City Clerk was diredted to check into the matter and. if not deposit- ed to request remittance as it will be necessary before further action can be taken by the Council. An application for a business license to operate a luggage trailer at 11015 Long Beach Blvd. was received. It was moved by Council- man Zimmerman and seconded by Councilman Christensen that permit be grant- ed and that the City Dicense Collector be authorized to is sue license therefor. All members of the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the **.~ I motion duly carried and it was so ordered. Report of City Court was received, covering the month of April; also application for employment from the following:. Grace Miller, Wm. ~. Jones, Jr., Ole Drylund, Lawrence Larry Mann, Rebecca Cazier, Robert W. Brown, Clyde A. Gilliam, Edna V. Roech, George E. Purinton, Miss Beth Bray; also health reports for weeks ending April 20, 1940 and April 27th. There being no objection, said reports and applications were ordered filed. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: Mr. I~. B. Robert addressed the Council on the matter .as to whether or not they wished him to renew the policy covering the City Treasurer against Robbery or theft. After due consideration of themat- ter, Mr. Roberta was requested to check up on insurance rates covering all those in the City Hall who may have a considerable amount of money on hand at different times and report at the next meeting; also as to whether or not deputies in the Treasurer's office are covered as well as the Treasurer. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: The weed requests for refunds on account of alleged errors which were referred to the City Engineer at a previous meeting, were returned by Engineer Bateman, recommending that refund be made as requested. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman McMeekin and seconded by Councilman Lake that a weed refund in the amount of X2.25 be granted to Anna K. Bauersfeld on Lot 81, Tract 2551;a1so one to John Hunt in the amount of x$1.00 covering Lots 1? and 18, Block 20, Mod,jeska Park; also to Mrs. Henrietta Peterson on the West one-half of Lot 342, Tract 2551, in the amount of X1.35, when it is determined that the taxes have been paid in full for 1939-40. Roll Cal l Ayes: Councilmen Christensen, Lake, Zimmerman, Me~+ieekin and Meyer. Noes: None The matter of request for zone change as affecting the property belonging to Mrs. M. J. Bonningson on Century Boulevard, was again called to the attention of the Council inasmuch as the new plan to make zone changes is now in effect. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Christensen that the City Attorney be instructed to proceed with the change of zoning as required by the new ordinance, covering Century Boulevard from Long Beach Boulevard to San Carlos Street on tY~ north and to Century Boulevard on the south where it m&kes the turn in a southeasterly direction. All members of the Council present voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and it was so ordered. ORDINANCE N0. 320, ENTITLED: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYN~f00D, CALIFORNIA, PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN BONDS OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOY- EES OF SAID CITY, AND REPEALING ORDINANCES NO. 1?4 AND 178 OF SAID CITY", was read for the second time, by title.. It was moved by Councilman Mc'~eekin and seconded by Councilman Lake that the further reading of .said Ordinance be waived. All members- of the Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and it was so ordered. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Coun- cilman Zimmerman that said Ordinance be adopted as read the second time, finally pass and be published as required by law. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Christensen, Lake, Zimmerman, McMeekin and Meyer. Noes: None NEW BUSINESS: A communication was received from Engineer Bateman regarding a request that Lindbergh Street and Nevada Street be changed to Avenues in order to conform to the feral County system of using avenues on north- south streets. Thereupon RESOL[.jTION NO. 1232, entitled: "A RESOLUTION OF TH;g CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY,OF LYNWOOD CHANGING THE NAME OF LINDBERGH STREET AND NEVADA STREET", was read. It was moved by Councilman McMeekin and seconded by Councilman Lake that said resolution No. 1232.be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Christensen, Lake, McMeekin, Zimr~-:erman and Meyer. Noes: None . A Map of Tract No. 12180, which is bounded on the West by Lindbergh Street, on the South by Cedar Avenue and on the East and North by Tract No. 2992, was submitted, said Map showing Lots and Streets for the proposed sub-division. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Christensen and seconded by Councilman Lake that said subdivision map be approved by the City Coun- cil of the City of Lynwood, and that the Streets as established therein be accepted. .~''~D Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Christensen, Lake, McMeekin, Zimmerman and Meyer. Noes: None A tax deed was received from the County of Los Angeles, signed by H. L. Byram, Tax Collector, deeding their interest to that part of the 1.70 acres in Lynwood Acquisition and Improvement District N©~ 25 Zone 1, and the 8.01 acres in said Lynwood Acquisition and Improvement District No. 25, Zone D, being a part of Francisco Lugo allottment in Tract No. 2 of partition of a portion of the HomeTract of Antonio Maria Lugo and Ddaria German Lugo, being a portion of Rancho San Antonio, lying within the City of Lynwood, to the City of Lynwood, said deed being dated May 4th, 1940. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Council- man McMeekin that said deed be accepted and that the City Clerk be and he is hereby directed to cause same to be recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Los Angeles County. All members of the City Council voting aye, the Mayor declared the motion duly carried and it was so or- dered. A Grant Deed was presented to the City Council for consideration, wherein the City of Lynwood purports to deed to Silas Nowell certain lands located in the City of Lynwood partially described as that portion of the 234.09 Acres tract alloted to Francisco Lugo by the Decree of Partition in the action of Lewis Moore, et al., vs. Francisco Lugo, et al., Case No. 3590 of the 17th District Court of Los Angeles in the City of Lynwood, bounded on the northwest by the southeasterly line of Tract 6473; on the northeast by the Southwesterly line of Tract No. 2992, having a length of 1309.76 feet; on the southeast by the northwesterly line of said Tract No. 2992, having a length of 556.10 feet and on the southwest by the north- erly line of Cedar Avenue. After due consideration of the matter, Resolution No. 7233, en- titled: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIF- ORNIA, SELLING CERTAIN REAL ESTATE AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A DEED CONVEYING THAT CERTAIN REAL ESTATE TO THE SPECIFIED GRANTEE AND EM- POWERING THE MAYOR AND THE CITY CLERK OF THE SAID CITY OF LYNWOOD TO EXE- CUTE SUCH DEED AND TO DELIVER THE SAAdE TO THE GRANTEE THEREIN NAMED, ON BEHALF OF THE SAID CITY OF LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA", was introduced and read. It was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Mc~"eekin that said Resolution No. 1233 be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen. Christensen, Lake, Zimmerman Mc~:Ieekin and Meyer. Noes: None Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Coun- cilman Christensen that the City of Lynwood sell Refunding Bond No. 1 of Acquisition and Improvment District No. 8 in the prineipal'amnunt of X359.44 and Refunding Bond No. 3 of Acquisition and Improvment District No. 25 in the principal amount of $10,863.00 to Silas Nowell for the bal- e nce of the money remaining in escrow of ter payment of all items speci- fied in that certain escrow agreement entered into by the City of Lynwood and Silas Nowell, dated January 22, 1940 and May 8, 1940, said escrow being handled by the Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles, Walnut Park Branch, and that the.City Treasurer be instructed to make delivery of said refunding bonds to said bank. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Christensen, Lake, Zimmerman, McMeekin and Meyer. Noes: None B~ayor Meyer announced that the City Council would now consider the matter of hearing in connection with the Hansen Dairy on Tweedy Abbott, calling upon the owners of the Dairy, Mr. Handsen and Larson to address the Council on the matter. Mr..Edward M. Selby, Counsel for Messrs. Hansen and Larson addressed the Council seeking information as to what the Council desires to know, Mrs. Selby stated that he beleives that the Council have no jurisdiction on holding a hearing as set forth in the Notice served on the owners of said dairy as their power is purely legislative and not ,judicial. Mr. Selby stated that the complaint seems to be directed at a particular person or particular property. Mr. Selby did not hlieve that the Council could act as a Court, and that an action could be com- mended in Superior Court by the City to determine whether or not a nui- sance exists, or an individual could bring an action to determine wheth- er there was any cause for action. City Attorney Ruby explained that the Council is holding this hearing for the purpose of determining what course of action to follow and that they are not sitting as a ,judicial body, but are endeavoring to deterrriine if there is sufficient cause for further action by the Council. After considerable discussion by City Attorney kuby and Attorney_Selby on points of Lave, Mayor Meyer, stating that the Council was holding the hearing for' the purpose of finding the actual condition which exists, re- ~~~ questing that others address the Council on the matter. . Mr. H. B. Evans addressed the Council calling attention to the numerous flies that exist on account of the dairy; also regarding the odor which exists on account of the dairy, stating that his house is all spotted with fly specks, stating that he believes that it is a health menace. Mr. G. S. McKay also addressed the Council on the flies that are in said locality on account of the dairy. Mr. Lautrup also addressed the Council on the matter, stating that he does not believe that living at a dairy or in the vicinity of a dairy is unhealthy. Mr. B. D. Taft addressed the Council to the effect that he has resided within 100 feet of the corrals for a number of years and it has not bothered him in the least; Mr. ~C. L. James also testified to the same e~'feet. Mr. Moffitt, R. A., addressed the Council on the possibility oP clearing A & I District No. 20 (Tweedy-Abbott Road paving) which would make it easier to dispose of the land oh which the diary is located, stat- ing that a plan is now under way which he believes will result in the li- quid&tion of the district within this year. After hearing all the arguments pro and eon, the Mayor ordered the matter tabled, sxggesting that it might be well for the owners of the dairy to look Forward to moving at an early date, or after the Mattoon Bonds are settled when they can sell to better advantage. Mr. Hansen addressed the Council to~the effect that he would then be willing to consider the matter of selling, but that he did not deem it advisable to do so at this time because of the fact that no one wants :to buy with the bonds against the property fronting on Tweedy-Abbott. . +L . 4~....~ .. M . Thereupon. RESOLUTION N0. 1234, entitled: "RESOLUTION OF THE-CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD~OFFERING TO PURCHASE CERTAIN PROPERTY DEE~- ED TO THE STATE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 389?d and 3897.3 OF THE POLITICAL CODE", way read, said application c©vering properties in the northwest part oP the City. It was moved by. Councilman Christensen and seconded by Councilman Zimmerman. that said Resolution No.,I234 be adopted. ' Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Christensen, Lake, McMeekin, Zimmerman and . Meyer. . Noes: None _ RESOLUTION NO~. 1235, entitled: RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF'~LYNWOOD OFFERING TO PURCHASE CERTAIN PROPERTY DEED TO THE STATE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 3897d.and 389?.3 OF THE POLITICAL CODE",.was read, said application covering property located in the south- east section of Lynwood. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Christensen and seconded by Councilman McMeekin that said Resolution.No. 1235 be adopted. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilman Christensen, Lake, McMeekin, Zimmerman and Meyer. Noes: None An Ordinance, entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LYNWOOD WAIVING CERTAIN DELINQUENT PENALTIES FOR THE NON-PAYMENT OF LIGHTING ASSESSMENTS, AND D~,CLARING AN EMERGENCY", was introduced and read the. First time. Thereupon it was moved by Counc~.lman Lake and seconded by . Councilman Christensen that same be accepted.as read the first time and ' pass to the second reading. ~~ ~ Roll Call: . Ayes: Councilmen Christensen, Lake, McR~leekin, Zimmerman. and . Meyer. , Noes: None A communication wa$ received. Prom Chief of Police Miller.suggest- ing that theCouncil adopt the Rules and Regulations governing the Depart- ment of Police of Lynwood upon December 1?, 1935, as several problems have arisen in which. our.presetzt rules were Found to be very inadequate. and indefinite. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded,by Councilman Zimmerman that theCity Attorney be instructed to draft suitable Resolution for adoption of theCity Council at their ne~ct meeting. Roll Call: Ayes: Councilmen Christensen, Lake, Zimmerman McMeekin and Meyer. . Noes: None ~, A communication ~nas received from John F. Bender, Attorney for several cities in connection with delinquent tax problems, suggesting that the City of Lynulood study an attached proposed bill in connection with the purchase of properties by cities under Section 3597d of the Political Code of the State of•California. There being no objection said matter wa.s called to the attention of Special Counsel R. A. Moffitt for study. A communication was received from Warren P. Scott offering to purchase tax deeds on certain properties in Tract 6312 as listed in their letter of May 8th, 1940 for the price of X25.00 per Lot, plus publication cost on same in the amount of X103.04 when the City has acquired tax title thereto, said offer being accompanied by a check for X100.00 as a guarantee. Thereupon it was moved by Councilman Lake and seconded by Councilman Chris- tensen that said offer be accepted, subject to the City acquiring tax title to the property in question. . Roll Call: . Ayes: Councilmen Christensen, Lake, Zimmerman, McMeekin and Meyer. Noes: None It was moved by Councilman Christensen and seconded by Council- man Lake that Fire Chief Lewis have ,jurisdiction over hiring the men to be employed in connection with the burning of weeds in the City of Lynwood. All members of the Council voting aye, the R1tayor declared the motion duly carried and it was•so ordered. The followin demands were presented: - GENERAL FUND GEN'L FUND CONT'D C.F.H. Bohnhardt ~ 4.00 L.A. Stamp & Sta. Co. 2.74 Payrall Account 2 ,562.50 Sooner Serv. Station 1.65 John T. Fairbanks 110.00 Mimeographing Supply Co. 2.73 Vernon-Blpnt, Inc. 6.36 Underwood Elliott Fisher Co. 2.73 Belcher & Schacht 1.76 R. P. Caf e 85.50 N. L. Curtis, Spec. Mdse. 21.9? Conlee, Wren & Bedell 57.84 Richfield 011 Corporation 240.67 So. Calif. Edison Co. 116.83 Sears, Roebuck & Co. 14.87 Stores Inventory 166.94 Imperial Hardware Co. 6.12 E. C. Halverson. P.P1I. 32.76 Lund's• Auto Parts 10.61 E. C. Halverson, P. M. 16.08 "Bob" Williams 16.74 F. C. Halverson, P.M. 33.30 L1nde Air Prod. Co.• 8.12 Frank M. Downey 50.00 A. B. C. Battery 14.31 J. H. Dunkley & Katie Dunkley 150.00 L.A. Rubber & Asbestos 6.18 So. Calif. Telephone 33.70 Curtis & Christensen 3.35 City Shop 42.84 Southland Motore .66 Hudson Lumber Co. 9.33 Imperial Auto WreckingCo. .50 Industrial Sta. ~ Ptg. Co. 62.34 Western Auto Supply Co. 4.69 Lynwood Press & Tribune 135.29 Anderson Equipment Co. 3.61 J. W. Morris 4.15 Earle ~+I. Jorgensen Co. 6.42 H. Peterson 1.35 Franklin Auto Supply 9.27 Charles A. Ruby 25.00 Enoch Chevrolet Co. 1.21 WATER DEPT. Standard 011 Company 23.61 Payroll Account 480.00 Auto Club of So. Calif. 20.60 So. Calif. Edison Co. 350.70 Carl Entenmann & Son 15.46 City Treasurer 20.75 Harold Spangenberg 2.00 General Fund 39.19 Lynwood Electric Co. 2.12 Hickey Pipe & Supply Co. 59.03 C. H. Davis Hardware 17.09 General Fund 14.19 So. Calif. Telephone Co. 71.30 Industrial Sta. & Ptg. Co. 7.19 Turco. Products, Inc. 22.84 Independent Add. Machine Co. 6.87 Mts. Marie Dyer 2.00 James Jones Company, Inc. - l1i.59 Harrison B. Virtue 2.00 C. H. Davis Hardware 14.59 C. E. Finney 2.00 R. H. Baker &•Oo. 166.65 William C. Nelson 2.00 Lynv~rood electric Co. 1.75 Mattie M. Jacks 2.00 Dayton & t~Ualdrip Co. 21.08 Mrs. Pearl Bitting 2.00 Sanitary Construction & Eng. 59.85 G. B. Reber 2.00 State Relief Administration 68.87 George C. Thomas 2.00 S. & L. Mfg. Co. 8.08 Jesse J. Corning 2.00 PacificElectric Railway Co. 5.00 Louis A. Brill 2.00 Smith Booth Usher Co. 250.00 Mrs. Wade Stephens 2.00 So. Calif. Tale. Co. 8.00 Mrs. Vera Riekson 2.00 P~Iidway Feed Sore 1.03 Claude L. Reber 150.00 STREET IMPVMT. FUND L. A. Towel Serv. Co. 1:80 Payroll Account 380.00 Water Department 52.00 Standard Oil Ca. 15.74 General Paper Co. 24.48 General ~'urid 91.08 Petty Cash-Treas. Off. 28.45 S®. `'Calif. Edison"Co. 15.00 Blake, Moffitt & Towne 32.83 C. H. Davis Hardware Co. 4.06 L. A. County Health 3.40 General Fund 116.24 STREET IMPVMT. FUND LIGHTING FUND J. G. Tucker & Son 60.34 Duro Test orb poration 134.47 Paulson and March 368.45 80. Calif. Edison Co. 799.55 J. W. Black Co. 411.93 H. L. Helm 11.00 C. G. Fisher Equip. Co. 238.00 Hudson Lumber Co. 3.05 It was moved by Councilman Christensen and seconded by Coun- cilman Zimmerman that the demands be allowed and warrants be drawn on the City Treasurer for said various amounts. Roll Call Ayes: Councilmen Christensen, Lake, Zimmerman, McMeekin and Meyer. Noes: None It was moved by Councilman Christensen and seconded by Coun- cilman Lake that the meeting adjourn to May 21, 1940 at ?:30 P. M. All members of the Council noting aye, the Nlayordeclared the motion duly carried and it was so ordered. _.~~ MAYOR OF THE CI~OF-LY WOOD ATTE5T• --~\ `~- C TY CLERK, CI Y OF LYNWO D