12-07-1943 Regular Meeting
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CITY OF ClERMONT
PHNUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD AT
THE CITY HALL TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1943, 7 :45 P.M.
Tho maoting was callod to ordor by prosidemt Goo. M.
Nagol, othor Councilmen prosont baing R.M.Castnor, C.W.Gaines,
F.H.Higby, and F. B. Roo. Mayor H.C.Brown, Marshal C.~.
Sullins and City Clork R.F.House worQ also present.
Mr. '.1l F. Williams, re1?resenting RobGrt Riodors, C.P.A.
Jacksonvi~lo, Fla., was presont and submittod three coppios
of tho annual audit roport which ho had proparod of the City
rocords from Nov 1, 1942 to October 31, 1943. Mr. Ganes
made a motion that the roport be accept~d, and tho bill of
$300.00 bo paid when monoy is availablo. ~~e motion was
secondod by Mr. rtoe, and when put to a vote, tho motion
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r.iinu,s'tos of tho moeting Nov 2, 1943 wore read and approved.
Mr. T.C.Cork prosontod tho matter of delinquent taxes
and paving liens on tho two blocks of Mr. Chardevoyne1s, and
stated that Mr. Chardevoyno would deed ono block to the City
if tho City would reloasQ all lions and claims aginst tho
othor block. Mr. Cork asked the Council to give tho mattor
fair consid@ration, but no action was taken at this timo~
Mr. Roo reportod tha t ho had hirod Mr. Castner to paint
the Library. Ho also statod that some repairs wore noodod
0:' the Community Building in Kohlor Park. !I'lr. Higby made
a motion t.hat the Park Committeo be authorized to havo the
building repairod at a cost not to oxcood $200.00. Tho
motion was soconded by Mr. Ganes, and whon put to a v~te,
the ~ot+on carrio d .
Mr. Roo said that tho plants and grass in the Cometery
would neod some fortilizer, and the Council left it to tho
Park Committoo to got tho fortilizer and apply it when needed.
Mr. Roe made a motion, soconded by Mr. Castner, and
carriod, th~ tho colored labor under the Stroot and Water
Supt. bo paid 50~ par hour beginning Docember 4, 1943.
Mayor Brown reported 17 arrost~s in November. He stated
. he had appointed L.R.Fussell assistant Marshal on the Night
Force to take the place of Mr. Kie who had resigned. The
appointm nt to br effective for the remainder of the fiscal
year at a salary of ~~125.00 per month with no car allowanci);
and asked the Council to confirm tho appointment. He
insisted that Streets that were unsafe for traffic, due to
overhanging woeds, particularly on theSouth Side of Lake
Winona, have the weeds cut back without delay. He recom-
mended that the fruit from the Chardevoyne, and Frame&Ryan
groves be sold and deposited in a special fund until the
title to the property has been pro~rly determined. He
stated that all but 3 or 4 occupational licenses had been
paid, and that those few would be taken care of in the next
10 days. After reading his report, Mayor Brown went home.
PEr. Higby mada a motion that the Council confirm the
appointment of Mr. L.R.Fussell by Mayor Brown. The motion
was seconded by Yr. Roe, and when put to avote, the motion
carried.
Marshal C.E.Sullins reported that there were 17 arrests
made, with fines amounting to $255.00 assessed, 2 labor
sentences, and one case dismissed; $166.20 in fines collected
and turned over to the City Clerk.
Mr. Higby made a motion thatthe City Clerk corfeot the Tax
~KMX~ roll by taking off the b1dg on the property of
the T & G RR north of the track assessed to 0 .H..Keene J asthe
building was torn down and removed in 1942. The motion was
seconded by Mr. Roe, and when put to a vote, the motion carried.
CITY OF CLERMONT
Minutes of meeting Dec. ?, 1943 continued
City Attorney Morse was unable to be present, but mailed
in a report that he had prepared leases for property along
lake shores and turned them over to the City Clerk. He also
reported on tho Frisz Suit which is to be decided in the near
future.
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Mro Roe made a motion that the City Clerk have the
ballots prepared for t~e City Election to be held Tuesday,
Dec. 14th, with the names on it of the cadidates who had
their petitions properly Filed. The Council then went
over the last years registration list and ordered. stricken
from it the names of those who had moved out of the Oity, and
those who had diea. The motion was seconded by Mr. Gmnes,
and wnen put to a vote, the motion carried.
Mr. Roe made a motion that the City make an agreement
with Ao G. Wright to collect delinquent occupational licenses
from Insurance Companies who have done business in the City
for the past several years. The motion was seconded by
Mr. Higby, and when put to a vote, the motion carried.
Mr. Gaines renorted that the Flao Public Service Co
would durnish lights for a Christmas tre e, and it was left to
Mro Gaines to get the tree and have it erected betweet the
Service Board and the Hill Top Book Nook.
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Mro Gaines .made amotion, which was seconded by Mr. Castner
and carried, that~ the following bills be approved and paid
when money is available:
25530 H.ll.Cole 29.30
40 John Dingle. 16 .60
50 RufuB Jones 16060
60 Ryles Johnson 220?0 BA
?o John A. Porter 190?0 BA
80 A.L.Yates 21.50 BA
90 F.H.Higby 36.00 BA
25600 Mutual Millwork Co 23,41 BA
10 French Mirror Plate Glass Co 129.25 BA
20 H.MoCole 3903 0
30John Dingle 19.00
40 Rufus Jones 19000
50 CoE.Sullins ?5.00
60 \Ym Kie 61020
? HoM.Cole 34.30
80 John Dingle 22.10
90 Rufus Jones 20090
25?00 Charlie Cook 3.60
I. Citizens Bank 61?15 purchase old bond.s from I & S.
2. H.M.Cole 34.30
3. John Dingle 16.20
4.Rufus Jones 16.20
5. R.F.House 146.00
6. C.E.Sullins 9?10
?~ H.MoCole 34.30
8. John Dingle 19.40
91 Rufus Jones 19.40
25800 Irving F. Morse 25.00
1. John Achord 25.00
2. Rose ~. Sharpe 10.00
3. L.R.Fussell 3~ 49.08
4. Orange State Oil Co 3.?3
50 W. S. Darley & Co 5.41
6. Interstate Amiesite Co 112.50 (15 tons Asphalt mix)
?o Standard Oil Co 14.40
80 Fla Public Serv.Co 345.??
"90Roy Baker 4.00
25900 O.K.lce Co 1.00
10 Hazel McCarthy 35.00
20 Sanger Builders Supply 9.01 BA 2089
30 Roegains Fruit Co 1.15
40 Clermont Hardware 24.66
5. Earl Gray 4.l?
6. Arthur Dean 10000
?o Achord's Garage 6.95
8. Fla Telephone Corp 2?4l
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CITY OF CLERMONT
~inutes of meeting 12-7-43 continued
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2600
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40
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70
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2610 ;
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A Sheldon
Ed Nolen
J . '."! .Hinson
HollI.Cole
Frank Stalnaker
Buck Crews
JoB.Fullwood
Emmett '.'J. Holmes
Billie McRae
CoE.Sullins
H. F 0 irJilliams
R.M.Castner
Lou Hornburg
4.00
4.00
6.00
4.00
2.00
2.00
4.00
2.00
2.00
11068
300000
39075
20025
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(police badge he paid for)
Audit
painting Library
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There being no further business, ~he Council adjourned to
meet at the call of the president.
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CITY OF CLERMONT
RECEIPT~ &: DISBURSEMENTS FOR NOVIDABER, 1943.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand &: in Bank 10-31-43
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. Licenses
Fines &: Forfeits
Water Accounts Collected
Water meter deposits
~ater Service Connections
r'~iscellaneous
Taxes &: Paving
DISBURSEMENTS
AmcrNIsTRATIVE DEPT.
Salaries &: Office Help
GENERAL EXPENSE
Fuel &: Light
Civilian Defense
STREET DEPT.
Salaries &: Labor
Lights
Truck Ex~ense
POLICE DEPT.
Salaries &: Extra Police
Miscellaneous
PAHK DEPT
Salaries &: Labor
Lights
Recreation (lights)
Cemetery labor
SANITATION
Garbage disposal
WATER DEPT.
.Salaries &: Labor
Pumping Expense
Pipe &: Fittings
Meter Deposit rlefunds
Investments (bonds bought
308.25
166020
1,032019
60.00
20.00
10.30
16.532.69
24.61
3.26
68.60
183.97
9.31
218.50
25.00
25.80
1.50
1.82
17.60
49.20
111.90
193.85
40.00
150.00
27.87
261.88
243.50
46.72
113.40
394.95
617.15
Genoral Ledger Accts (Bowling Alley) 424.38
2,279.85
less Victory Tax 13.40
ACCOUNTED FOR AS FOLLa7S:
City Clerk-Cash on hand
Bank a/c General Fund O.D. 76.19
" "2,3,3i,4,4 mill fund
" " Interest &: Sinking Fund
" " Capital Reserve Fund
" "Pel. Tax Note Fund
" " Refunding Expense Fund
" " MeteX' Deposit Fund
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21.66
2,621.32
14,207.64
898.94
19.60
89.77
604.15
2,523.71
18.129.63
20,653.34
2,266.45
18,386.89
18.386.89
R. F. House, City Clerk
CITY OF CL1~RI.:O.:T
~5V;C'l10ns ':,li/\l I ?I"' m TO "iT(1~:.; r~ ar~ry "sT.~~GTI 0J.T !)ECit~m:lli 14th, 194.9
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Achord., J. P.
Achord, Sta1la
Addison, Cath~rin3
Addison, H. L.
l~ldrich, Barnay
Anderson, Frod (J.F.)
Andorson, Frod
Andarson, Joss
:md0rson, Harie
rmdorson, Rothe.
. Andorson, :3.', F.
Armstrong, ;Tamas
AI'r.'lstrong, JEmo
.~~nott, Ros s
Arntzen, !;';ollia C.
Arntzon, ~obert C.
fluor, Anna' 1:.
~~,uor, Frank P.
Bryson, C. o.
Burroughs, S. V.
Burtis, Florenco
Thlrtis, Ire. E.
Burtis, Petor B.
Byrno, J. L.
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BailGY, H. F.
Bai ley, How8.rd
Eailey, Lula E.
Bailey, Mannio L.
BailGY, Ruth
Bakar, Lottio I.
Be.kor, Hoy
Bakor, Belle
BarnAs, Nod (col)
Barr, Jas.
Barr, Louisa
"'3A.rry, Josop:h.ino
BarnhFl.:r't, Edna
B(~ck0r, Franl:::l in E.
Borryman, AgnQs ~.
BHrryman, R. g.
Bonedetti, ?rank
Boss, E. 11.
Boss, ~'? r'1.
!3ishop, ~s. D.
BinlJ.op, H. F;ira
Biaho!>, I'.ary
~lackburn, E1izaboth
Blackman, ArMitsa (col)
B1ivon, F. S.
Blivon, Hary A.
Boodon, J. ~~r.
Boodon, rllabol
Bornstoin, B.
Bornst(Jin, i"nnnio
Bornstuin, I.Iorris
BOVili'\an, Florflnco !.T.
Bomnan, S. H.
Boyd, l~. Roso
Boyd, Juani ts C.
Boyd, '.'. '?!.
Brady, Goo. M.
Brantly, Carrie
Brantly, r,'iarBl3.ree
Brantly, .~.:~. J.
Brazil, Tony l col)
Broc~f.way, ~a bina. 1.;.
Bronson, R. E.
Broooall, Clf'ro:1.co
BrooMall, iia-rion L.
Brown, R. C.
Brown, brs. F. C.
Brown, Harry L.
Brown, Holon li~rle
Brown, Honry ?'.
Bryson, Caroline
Cantwell, Amy
Cantwell, R. C.
Castner, fSargarot
Castnor~. L~obort I':.
Causoy,Utis
Chandlor, Elrnina
Chasa, K. D.
Clnrka, Ers. Lillia.n G.
Clutts, B. F. (col)
Colo, H. F.
Colo, L. B.
Conn, Gortrude I".
Conn, J. A.
Cook, l..;"arles
Coopor, Herman (col)
Cooper, Isrnal (col)
Coopor, J. l.!. (col)
Cooper, Nollio J.(Col)
Coop~r, Stolla (col)
Cooper, s. ~.I. (col)
Coopor, ryill (col)
Cork, Harriot H.
Cork, T. C.
Crews, Irvin
CrO\'lTs, Eo s ta
Crozier, Chas.
CroziAr, G. B.
Cummins, Gertrud.o
~'mins, J. E.
Cunningham, Anna
Cunningham, John
CUrtis, Franki(-) II.
Dallarmi, rrary w.
Da.vonport, PIary
Davis, TImma E.
Denslow, Bertha U.
Donslmv, Ernest
Din~l~, John (col)
DingvrolJ, Inez
Dcbdg() , Carrio A.
Douglas, Iris Ji. lTolson
Douglas, Dr. ''!. G.
Douglass, Katio E.
Dull, Darrell D.
Dur10nt, Ethol G.
,Ebinger, Lois B.
Ifuingl')r, Rollin J.
'iEBan, G. J.
EnlMert, r':ay S.
En~'Villor, Goo. rr.
En~viller, Lillia.n
;~rgonbright, Chrintina
Ethorodge, E. O.
CITY OF CLERFONT
ELECTORS QUAI,IFIED TO VOTE IN CITY ELECTION DECl':MBEH 14th, 1943
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Fassett, Eva F. Kindred
Fassott, 1[/. J.
Forguson, Beulah
Forguson, B. K.
Forrio, Loo R.
Fiolds, D. A.
Floming, Frances B.
Floming, Jas. T.
Floshman, A. D.
Fleshman, Eliza. M.
Forth, Carrio Mae
Forth, F. W.
Foulke, Geo. P.
Fountain, Palma L.
Fraser, Lola
Fraser, O. S.
Fulwood, Jo B.
Hooks, H. Erle
Hooks, lirs. H. ErIe
Hooks, NdlliG
Hooks, R. C.
Holton, Florenco
Hous e , B. I.
House, H. L.
Houso, R. F.
Houston, S. C. (col)
Hoyt, Fred
Hoyt, Rose F.1.
Hulett, John
Hunter, TIilfrod K.
Izlar, Goorgia C.
Gainos, C. \'11.
Gainos, Mrs. C. IT.
Gaines, D. A.
Gaines, Mrs. Ruby ll.
Gibson, Nollie
Gibson, A. P.
Gibson, W. B.
Gluckman, Florenco B.
Gluckman, Sidney C.
Grable, F. C.
Gray, Earl H.
Gray, Lonc.ra M.
Groen, Chas. L.
GreGn, Edith D.
Groenman, Ada F.
Joffrey, Flora ~ai
Jeffrey, J. R.
Johnson,. Mrs. Albort M.
Johnson, Albort M.
Johnson, E.
Johnson, Mrs. F. A.
Johnson, H. L.
Johnson, J. U.
Johnson, Lila T.
Johnson, M. E.
Johnson, M. J.
Johnson, W. Chas.
Jonos, Bessie M.
Jones, C. B.
Jonos, John A. (col)
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Hancock, Clara
Harper, Ho~er Ralph
Harper, L. J. Nowald
Harpor, Regina N.
Hatcher, D. J.
Hatchor, Nell
Hazeltine, Mabol
Hazoltino, Ray T.
Herron, Agnos
Herron, W. T.
Higby, ArIa M.
Higby, C. C.
Higby, F. H.
Higby, Madelin H.
Hill, Albert A.
Hill, Lina G.
Hilton, Harry
Hilton, Mrs. Harry
Hinson, Alberta
Hinson, I. B.
Hinson, J. 'fJ.
Hinson, J. W. Jrs.
Hinsen, I.
Hitchcock, Claudia E.
Hitchock, Roubon W.
Hoag, P:iinor H.
Hoag, Mrs. Miner H.
Koone, C. R.
Koone, Carric G. Morrison
Keeno, Ella
Koene, Lula U.
Konnedy, Adelaido
h.onnedy, C. D.
Korn, Wm.
l\.ossler, Simon
Kimball, Edmund H.
Kindrod, C. L.
Kindred, Dorothy
Kindrod, Edwin L.
Kindred, L. J.
Kindred, Susie N.
Kirkley, John F.
Kirkloy, R. M.
Knight, M. H.
Kopf, o.
Kreidor, F. B.
Kreidor, Rolon
LafuzG, E. R.
Lane, Dowey
Lane, Surrette
Leander, E. E.
:i:foander, Maud A.
LoBlanc, Ed.
LeBlanc, J. H.
Ledoux, Leonard
Lodoux, Louise
Lochner, J"ohn A.
Lochnor, K. Darley
CITY OF CLERi'.IONT
ELECTORS QUALIFI~D TO VOTE IN CITY li:LECTI01\! D":!:CEEBER 14th, 1943
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Llarrs, May
hooker, Harrison S.
mookoD, Violet E.
Monhinick, Anna
I~onhinick, G. E.
li11ler, R. V.
l"ille.r, Mrs. R. V.
Moncrief, O. T.
Moncriof, Mrs. O. T.
Moriarty, Edith B.
Morrell, Albert
Morrell, Dorothy
~orrison, Voncoil
tIorsa, Irving F.
liorse, Louiso P.
lluceneak, Frances
r.luceneok, Goo.
Munson, Edith
I:iurphy, Ethel
!hacdonald, J. F.
McCain, G. H.
McCain, Kathryn
McEntyre, .Mrs. W. W.
McNioce, May
McRae, Mrs. Louisa
Nagel, Frederick Ro
Hagel, Goo. M.
Nagel, Mrs. Goo. Mo
Nash, G. A.
Nash, Urs. G. A.
Noon, Ratta M.
Noon, Urn. E.
Nordyko, Anna
J.~olan, Ed.
Nolan, Ethol
t~orris, Helen
Norris, Morgan
O'Dell, Alico Mayors
Odoll, J. B.
Odom, Joo (col)
O'Halloran, Viola
O'Harra, L. A.
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Page, Ruth
Parker, Cleo
Parke.r, N. H.
Patterson, Estella ~.
Pomberton, E. C.
Pomberton, Carrie E.
Porry, Louise I.
Pierce, Chas. B.
Piarce, Lottie A.
Pollard, Edna
Pool, Charles
Pool, Floronce
Pool, Hazel
Pool, Virginia
Poor, Chas. J;~.
Popo, E. ~-l.
Popo, Hondorson
Porter, B. G.
Portor, Constance
Pruett, M. A.
Riddell, Edith H.
Robinson, Virgina
Roo, Bass
Roe, C. VI.
Roo, F. B.
Roo, Cliff B.
Roesch, Ada C.
Rorabaugh, Vivian
RorabaUgh, W. E.
Rugg1os, Jossie J.
Sangor, Flora
Sangor, Johnio L.
Sangor, J. R.
Sangor, Mary J.
Sangor, S. H.
Scharhag, Ernost
Schopmeyer, Rebecca R.
SChroodel, H. G.
SChroedel, Henrietta
Scott, Goo. ~.
Scott, Mrs. Geo. E.
Seaver, ~ell~a Martha
Seaver, Oakley
SoavoD, R. P.
Soaver, Sarah ~ane
Seavor, Winnie
Sheots, Lenora
Sholdon, Anna
Shryock, Fannie
Shulder, Emma D. Finn
Siemens, Frances
Siemens, R. C.
Simms, Mrs. R. W.
Smith, Don E.
Smith, Dorothy B.
Smith, D. G.
Smith, R. D.
Smith, Mrs. R. D.
Smith, May W.
Spurr, C. J.
Stackhouse, Katheryn L.
Stackhouso, R. r~.
Stalnakor, Sam
Stoddard, T. F.
Strohlor, WIn.
Stumm, Bertha
Suggs ,. Anna
Suggs, ct. L.
Suggs, Inez
Sullins, Bossie Mao
Sullins, C. E.
Thompson, C. A.
Thompson, G. H.
Thompson, Poarl
Thompson, T. F.
Thompson, Willie R.
Throop, Mary H.
Todd, A. O.
Todd, E. M.
Townsond, Sallio (col)
Turville, Harold S.
Turvillo, Marion Eo
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CITY OF CLERimNT
ELECTORS QUALIFIED TO VOTE IN CITY ELECTION DECEMB~R 14th, 1943
Vickors, U. P.
Vickers, lirs. Mo P.
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Wa1kor, James
~7al tors, R. L.
Walters, Mrs. R. L.
Walton, Mildred C.
Halton, U. R.
\/ashburn, Frank
TIashburn, Mrs. Frank
VJatson, D. M.
Watson, Marguerite
ITatson, Mrs. Stella
Watson, H. L.
~attcrs, Mary A. Hood
rIattors, G. B.
Hare, Jessie G.
rJare, S. O.
~arnor, Miss Ella
r!0stbrook, .Alta
Bestbrook, J. E.
rJestbrook, J. M.
Wostbrook, Jean
TIostbrook, Mam~e~
r/estfall, H. E-.
~~itoscarvor, Mrs. C. H.
\'Jhi tney, K. L
nhitney, rJ. J:
\'!illiams, H. T.
~!illiams, Loonna Terroll
~ingo, Urs. Alieo
rIinston, Earl G.
Winston, Jean
Winston, LElila
Woodall, L. R. (col)
Woodruff, Lewis H.
Woodruff, Lucy M.
Woods, Ida
Workman, Nellie C.
Workman, Thomas
Hright, Arthur (eo1)
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