BOT 1921 (01-07 thru 01-28)EeOD
Carmel,Ind., January 7, 1921.
The Board of Trustees met at 8 o'clock P. M., at the libra~-y
with the following members present: Isaac J. Bales, John Dee,
Dunning Hall,a~ames Nutt and Edgar E. Small.
Upon motion of Bales, seconded by Lee , Trustee Nutt was placed
in nomination for president for the year 1921. The vote follows:
Ayes Nay~
Bales 0
Lee
Hall
A resolution was offered the Board for the stopping of all inter-
urban trains at Carmel. The Board considered that favorable action
should be taken toward ~he passing of such an ordinance. Laid on ta
The following claims were allowed:
Traction Light & Power Co., light for December .... $7t.26
Thomas Evans, Night watch December ................ 16.00
The motion that-the above claims be allowed was made by Bales
seconded by Lee.
Ayes
S~ll
Lee
Bales
Hall
The following yea and nay vote was taken on it;
Nays
0
The meeting was continued over.
The Board by the prooer ~sroceedure made Thomas Evans marshal
and night ~ateh for the year 1921, 0. W. Nutt, Health 0ffieer
for the year and L. J. Patty, Tovm Attorney for the year;
President Board.
Clerk~TreasU~r
Carmel, Ind., January 28, 1921.
The Board met at eight o'clock, with Trustees Nutt, Lee,
Hall and Bales present, and Town Attorney Percy J. Patty.
Mr. Grimes and Mr. Allen were present and asked that the
speed ordinance governing the speed of interurban cars in the
corporation limits be ~ended. The desire of the Traction rep-
resentatives was that the cars ~ross the street at North street
Main Cross street and Water street at eight miles per hour instead
of an eight mile Per hour schedule through the entire town.
The representatives also stated that them would take up the matter
of flag stops for through cars with the company, this to apply
to the car reaching here at 8=55, south bound. It was stated that
in case of violation of the.agreement, as to the crossing of the
streets named at agreater rate than specified, then the marshal
should at once notify the dispatcher at once.
The Board cane to the agreement above specified, by motion,
xa~u~xa~× second and vote. Ail members voting yea.
Oscar Applegate and Fred Pfotenhauer were present and asked the
Board that they improve the street at the railroad by the purchase
of cinders and placing them on the street. Said improvement to
run from the Carmel Supply buildings on the south end of said street
north to the Wilkinson Lumber Company and from there north to
Main Cross street.
Mr. APplegate was authorized by the board to have charge of the
improvement and to purchase cindeus.
The meeting.was c0nt~nu~d over.
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President Board