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Ford Meter Box Co. 34.20
Central Supply ~o.
Allem A. Wilksn~on Lumber Co. 2.06
Crane Co. 4.31
Carmel Garage 35.00
Traction Light & Power Co. 49.91
Indinan State ~eas. .90
Noel Adams 2.67
Robert Deardorff 25.00
Tom Evans 4.00
~oblesville Morning Times 36.96
There being no further business the meeting adjouned.
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November 4, 1936
The board met in the city hall at 7:30 P.M. with all members
present except Lamb and Compton. The minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted. Inaccordance with a new plan agproved by the
trustees.Oegi~ming Dec. Z1, 19~6 the sto~age fees for the fire engine
will be $45.00 per month the additional ~10.00 to be used for insur-
ance for the garage men who man the truck. Nable ~yers presented a
bill for $18.00 for dumping privileges on her ground. The clerk
was instructed to reply with the information that the board had made
arrangements with Jim Doty for a d~nping gou~d free of charge for the
coming year. Therefore no appropriation had been made for fees for
a d~mping ~l'ound. Dr. Donahue presented an expense account of $12.~0
for mileage for attending the Health officers Conference at South
Bend, Indiana, October 8, 1935. The matter was referred to the
attormey to determine from w~ich fund this bill should be paid. The
following bills were allowed:
Noel Adams
Noel Adams
Carmel Garage
Traction Light & Power Co.
Florence Jewett
S.G. Adams Co.
~oel Adams
Noel Adams
Indiana State Treas.
Northern Ind. ~ower Co.
Central Supply Co.
Tom Evans
S~.O0
40.00
45.00
48.54
125.00
1.95
4.89
2.50
1.18
25.20
20.52
4.00
There being no further business
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the meeting
adjourned.
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1,66
December 1,19~6
The board met in the city hall at 7:30 P.~i. with al mambers
present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
1,~. Slaughter was present, and on behalf of the lions club asked
permission to donate two evergreen trees to the town, to be olanted
on the town lot. Same to be decorated at Christmas Seasons by the
various organizations of the town. The board agreed to consider the
matter and come to a decision satisfactory to everyone concerned.
The demand for tax on the Water Co. was tabled until Rue Hinshaw
and Robert Deardorff could obtain further information conceringn
the matter. Charles Compton resigned from office as he is moving
to Indianapolis. The following bills were allowed:
Noel Adams ~ 80.00
Noel Adams 40.00
Tom Evans 10.00
Chas. Compton 12.00
Oscar Appte~ate 12.00
~ierbert La~b 12.00
Fred Pfotenhauer 12.00
Rue ~inshaw 12.00
Florence Jewett 65.00
Robert Deardorf 1~.50
Dr. C.E. Donahue 15.00
Carmel Garge 83.96
Tottleben's Pharmacy 34.83
State Treas. 1.S0
Traction Light & Power Co. 79.37
~eptune ~.oter Co. 57.10
~d.B, Skinner Co~ ~$.0~
Allem A. ~i]kinson L~uber Co. 2.06
No~lesville Daily Ledger 1~.76
Northern Ind. Power Co. ~5.50
Carmel Water Co. ~.80
There being no further business the meetingadjourned.
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January T, 19Z7
The board met in a postponed session at the city hall at 7:~0
with all me~ubers present. The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved. Oscar ~'pplegate nominated Geo. Vogenberger to fill
the vacancy of Chas. Copton. Pfote~q~auer seconded and the vote
was unanimous. D~r. Adams called ~r. Vogenberger and he was duly
~worn in by the rres. Eohn Stanton was present and complaind of the
disrespect shown him by the boys of the town. The board assured him
that they would do all in rheim power to remedy the matter. The board