BOT 1935 (05-28 thru 08-06) :The Board met in the City Hall on June 4th at 7:30 P.I~[. All
members present except Lamb. The minutes of the last ,':eetir~ were read
and: aoprovec.. The followin[~ bills '~,~ere read and allowed~.1-
State Auto Ins. Co. $ 12.00
Lt~ber Co. 67.37
Carmel Garage 35.71
Tom Evans- 4~ ~0
G. Long - 1.00
N~ Adams , 117.50
R.E.g'[inkier 150.50
N. Adams 25.75
R. De~'rdo~ff 12.50
Li~hts 59.47
Power El. O0
BiSs on .oiling read and the. clerk ordered to communicate
with R.H.Hayes, Iucorp., who had the lowest bid.- $300.00 for 5000 gal.-
60% to 7~ asphalt.
- There being n~further business~s~ the megtin was adjourned.
May 28th, 1935.
Election of five trustees for Carmel, Indiana.
R.J.Follett, Chairman.
1st Ward --- Rue Hinshaw.
ecret,~y ~nstruct~c to cast the entire vote for R~Hinsnaw.
nc Ward
of votes
--- 0scar. Apple~ate - E5
Oscar. Watts - 21
Nomination closed. Oscar Apple[~ate received the majority
cast and declared elected.
3rd Ward --- Victor Almond
0.1~. Appl egate
Fred Pfot enhsuer
Nomination closed.
Victor $1mond
0. ~.~. Ap~olegat e
Fred Plot enhsuer
Fred Pfotenh~uer
was declared elected.
- 7
- 18
- 23
- 21
- 25
received the majority of votes cast and.
4th Ward --- Herbert Lamb - S9
Ross Hunt - 17
Nomination closed. Herbert.La.mb received the majority of
vote~ cast and was declared elected.
5th Ward --- Ohas. Compton ~ 27
Fred Johnson - 19
Nomination closed. Chas. Oompton received the majority of
votes cast and was declared elected.
Cecil Jew~tt nominated for Tovm Clerk. No other nominations
Clerk'-~fis~t~oted~ to c~.~t ~ vote~ for Cecil Jewett.
Ju~¥ !, 1935,
The Board met in the City, Hall on July 1st at 7.'mD~ p."~:~. All
members present except Lsnb and H~,rvey. The ninutes of the last meetini:~
wera read an5 approve~. The followin~,~ bills were ~ead and allowed:-
Power $ 24.00
~i~hts 59.74
P. 'Clsrk 1.00
H. Barnes, 3.75
N. Adan~s ~20;~00
W.H.Hsyesl 300.00
T. Evans _ 4.00
Garage 46.72
Mr. Barne~ 3.50
Traction 0o. .89
Wilkinson. Ltm~ber Co. 2.08
Wilkinson L~ber Co. 65.32
Americam Water Assn. 5.00
An order was given for an ordin,~nce to be drawn up in regard
· to the delivery of milk by concerns from outside the County.
Th~ere~being no f'mrther b~siness~h~mee$ing was adjourned.
- August 6, 1935.
The Board met in the City~Hall on Aug. 8, 1935 a~ 7:30 P.t~.
All m~bers present except Lamb and Horvey. The minutes of the last
meeti~ were read and approved. The following bills were read and
.allowed:-
Kiger & Co. $ 13.68
ilr. Smith 1.75
T. Evans 4.00
S. Pursell 31.50
Carmel Garage 38.80
R. Deardorff 12.50
Mr. Hayes 60.00
N. Admms 120.00
Er. Lamb 8.75
R.W.Carey 140.00
Power 20.00
Signal Light 3.54
Lights 55.75
The clerk was ordered to write L.V. Wri~ht in ref;ard to
cutti~j a tree on property owned by the bank.
on con~olaint of R.J. Follett, the clerk was ordered to write
Jeffries in regard to their dog.
The Hilk Ordinance war,ordered tabled.
Kendall moved and Johnson seoonded the motion that the Budget
for the year 1938 be at the rate of $1.00 per thomsand.
There being no further business, the meeti~ was adjourned.