09-12-1938 Minutes352
CO1-J1,IS3IONERS PROCEEDINGS, REGULAR "iEETING.
CO.ialt.1ISSIONERS ROOR?,
SALIN,',... K -.NSA S .
SEPTEMBER BER 12, 1938.
Regular meeting of the Board of Cor=-iissioners September 12,
1938. T.Ieeting was called to order by Mayor i'+lorgenstern, the roll was
called and Commissioriers il�orgenstern, Branson, Ferm, Jackson and ivlit-
chell and City Attorney Norris responded.
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The minutes of the Regular Meeting of September 6, 1938 were
read and approved as read.
H & L Theatre Operating Company requested permission to erect
a neon sign over marquee in front of Vogue Theatre, extending ten feet i
into the street from the property line. Commissioner Jackson moved that
the request be denied, and that any sign erected be required to conform
to the sign ordinance. Motion adopted.
Electrician's 1i1unicipal Bond received from H & L Theatre
Oper��ting Company. Same was approved by the Board of COMMissioners.
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Lr. 'Dehmer appeared before the Board of Commissioners in
opposition to curbing and guttering Merrill Street from `;Jilson Street
to itepiiblic A venue .
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Ted Keinhardt asked permission to construct a sheet metal ex. -
tension to building located at Twelfth and Ash Street, by enclosing the
present open canopy, and to erect steel tanks on steel standards north
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and east of said building. On motion of Commissioner Ferm the request
was granted.
On motion, taxicab insurance was reinstated on the follow-
ing taxicabs; new insurance endorsements having been filed:
Cab No. 20 owned by Everett W. Jukes
Cab No. 24 owned by Vernon L. Jensen.
On motion of Commissioner Mitchell the City of Salina vlater
Department was authorized to purchase from the City of Salina, 4'?31,000.00
Refu�id.ing Bonds, dated January 1, 1938, at a price of par and accrued
interest. kotion adopted.
On motion of Commissioner Jackson bonds deposited with the
City Treasurer by the National Bank of America; The Farmers National
Bank and The Planters State Bank, all of Salina, Kansas, as security
for the City deposits in said banks were approved as follows:
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THE NATIOi`iAT BANK OF,J,, ERICA
3 3/4 City of Hays, Refunding Bonds Due 8-1-39-40
15 to 20 inclusive
22 to 27 inclusive 12 $1,000 5121000.00
21 and 28 2 500 1,000.00
20 Board of Education, City of Tewton, Kansas Bonds
due 8-1-1943
61 to 66 inclusive 6 111,000 6,000.00
4� Board of Lducation, City of Salina, Kansas due I
Jan. 1, 1939
Jt6 1 500 500.00
State of Kansas, ', yandotte Co.
Poor hLelief Bond 27o'
Dated July 1, 1937 due July 1, 1940
Nos. 54, 55, 56, 57
4 „1, 000 4, 000.00
Dated July 1, 1937, Due July 1, 1941
Nos. 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 5 61,000 50000.00
Dated July 1, 1937 Due July 1, 1942
Nos. 96, 97, 98, 99, 100 5 x.1,000 5,000.00
Dated July 1, 1937, Due July 1, 1943
ivos. 114, 115,116,117,113,
119,120 7 X1,000 70000.00
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3J3
State of Kansas Soldiers Compensation
42% due 7-1-40
16008-9 2 1,000
City of Perry, Kansas, Refund. 42/o due 8-1-40-41-43
20000.00
8, 9, 10 and 15 4 1,000
City of Salina, Relief Highway, 44°° due 1-1-39-40
40000.00
18, 21 and 24 3 1,000 3,000.00
Sumner Co. Kansas, Cowskin Drainage District 32' due 11-1-39-40
2 and 3 2 500
Jewel Co. Kansas, School Dist. No. 3-2 3/401 due 9-1-43-44
1,000.00
6 and 7 2 1,000
Ellsworth Co. Kamsas, School Dist No.4-2 3/4% due 8-1-1943
20000.00
14,15,and 16 3
Lane County Kansas, Refunding 22 due
10000
10-1-1939-40-41
3,000.00
22-3-4-5 33-4 40-1-2-3 10
1,000
10 000.00
Custody Receipt No. J 5160 of Federal
Reserve Bank,
Kansas City, Missouri covering 2 3/4%
H 0 L C Bonds
10,000.00
X75,500.00
FA ,-,`RS NATIONAL BANK
Federal Reserve Bank Joint Custody
Receipt #J 8242
Treasury Notes, A-1939 2 180
X50,000.00
Custody Receipt of Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City, lv:o. #7571 payable to
Farmers 14ational Bank, Salina, Kansas
and City Treasurer, Salina, Kansas
f for Treasury Bonds 1951-54
PLANTERS STATE BANK
School District #5
Elk Countym school Building Bond
Dated Sept. 1, 1937
Due Sept. 1, 1939 #3
Sept. 1, 1940 #5 2 X1,000
State of Kansas
County of Barber School District #1
Building Bonds
Dated April 4, 1927 Due Jan. 15, 1941
Interest 4-1--% #45, 46, 61, 62, 67-70
8 1,000
Dome Owners' Loan Corporation 3% Bonds Series "A"
Dated 5-1-34 due 5-1-52 loos. AV2994711, AV29948J,.
2 5,000 Par Value
Home Owners' Loan Corporation Series "B" 2 3/4o Bonds
dated 8-1-34 due 8-1-49, Nos. 1.133860OL to M338603C Inc.,
9511A, 105274D, 105276FO 142118J, 142119K,
10 1,000 Par Value
United States Treasury Notes, 1 3/8yo Series "B" 1939, dated
7-15-35 due 12-15-39 No. 22 Par value
50 000.00
U100,000.007-
$2,000.00
8,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
5,000.00
United States Treasury Dotes, 1 3/81%' Series "B" 1941, dated
6-15-36 due 6-15-41, 1�os. 1503/86 Incl. L x`'1,000 each
#1278, 1275 0 5,000 each
#617 @ 10,000 Par Value 24,000.00
Unitd States Treasury Bonds, dated 3-15-35 due 3-15-60
Par Value
State of Kansas, County of Seward
Liberal Township, Refunding Bondm
dated Jan. 1, 1936 due Jan. 1, 1939
#6,7, 10 - 4% 3 X1,000
State of Kansas, County of Labette
City of Parsons, Series N General Improvement Bond
Dated May 22, 1936 due 14ay 22, 1962, 2 1/4%
#6 1 1,000
School District #4, 1�efunding Bond, State of Kansas
County of Ellsworth, Dated October 1, 1936
Due August 1, 1939, Interest 2 3/4%
3, 4 2 1,000.00
6,900.00
3,000.00
1,000.00
2,000.00
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Wilson County Unemployment Relief Bond
f #11, 12, Dated August 1, 1936 Due August 1, 1942
Interest 2 1/4% 2 500.00 11000.00
City of Salina Relief Highway Bonds 4 1/4%
x{17, 20, Due January 1, 1939
#23 Due January 1, 1940 3 1,000.00 30000.00
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U. S. Treasury Bond 34%, 1944-46
#421 88J 1 500.00 500.00
76,400.00
A resolution was introduced for second reading entitled: "A
resolution relating to the paving and grading of Sheridan Street from
the south line of Crawford Avenue to the north line of Republic Avenue."
On motion of Commissioner Branson the resolution was adopted
as read and on its final adoption the roll was called and the following
vote was had; Ayes: ivlorgenstern, Branson, Ferm, Jackson and Mitchell
(5) Nays: (0) Mayor approved the resolution and it is numbered 741.
The above resolution is recorded in full on Page 101, Resolution j
Book Number 3.
A resolution was introduced for second reading entitled: "A
resolution relating to the paving and grading of 1,unston Street from
the north line of Republic Avenue to the north line of Sunset Drive, and I
for the curbing and guttering of that portion of said street bdtween such
limits not now curbed and guttered."
On motion of Commissioner Branson the resolution was adopted as
read and on its final adoption the roll was called and the following
vote was had: Ayes: "orgenstern, Branson, Ferm, Jackson and ►v'Litchell
(5) Nays: (0) Mayor approved the resolution and it is numbered 742.
The above resolution is recorded in full on Page 1021. Resolu-
tion Book Number 3.
A resolution was introduced for second reading entitled: "A
Resolution relating to the paving and grading of PershinEStreet from
the south line of Sunset Drive to the north line of Jewell Street."
On motion of Commissioner Branson the resolution was adopted as
read and on its final adoption the roll was called and the following
vote was had; Ayes: Morgenstern, Branson, Ferm, Jackson and Mitchell
(5) Nays: (0) Mayor approved the resolution and it is numbered 743,
The above resolution is recorded in full on Page 103, Resolution
Book Number 3.
A resolution was introduced for second reading entitled: "A
resolution relating to the paving and grading of the unpaved portion
of Broadway Boulevard, being the public street opened and created as
and for U. S. No. 81 By-pass by Resolution No. 669, and proceedings
had pursuant thereto, on each side of the paving constructed thereon
by the State Highway Commission, from the west line of Ninth Street, at
the intersection of Ninth and Pacific Streets, 39782 feet southwesterly,
along the center line of said street to a point 248 feet south of the
south line of North Street."
On motion of Commissioner Branson the resolution was adopted as
read and on its final adoption the roll was called and the f ollowin
vote was had; Ayes: Jackson, Branson, Ferm, Jackson and Mitchell5) I
Nays: (0) 1v4ayor approved the resolution and it is numbered 744.
The above resolution is recorded in full on Page 1040 Resolution
Book Number 3.
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A resolution was introduced for second reading entitled: "A
resolution relating to the paving and grading of the unpaved portion
of Olive Street , on each side of the pavement constructed by the State
Highway Commission, from the south line of State Street to the south
line of *1 nut Street."
On motion of Commissioner Branson the resolution was adopted as
read and on its final adoption the roll was called and the following
vote was had; Ayes: Morgenstern, Branson, Ferm, Jackson and Mitchell
(5) Nays: (0) Mayor approved the resolution and it is numbered 745.
The above resolution is recorded in full on Page 105, Resolution
Book Number 3.
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A resolution was introduced for second reading entitled: "A
it a resolution relating to the curbing and guttering of Merrill Street
from the south line of Crawford Street to the north line of Wilson
Street.t' j
On motion of Commissioner Branson the resolution was read and
adopted by sections and on its final adoption the .roll was called and
the following vote was had; Ayes: Iorgenstern, Branson, Ferm, Jackson
and P4itchell (5) Nays: (0) Ylayor approved the resolution and it
is numbered 746.
The above resolution is recorded in full on Page 106, Resolutirn
Book Numb e r 3.
A resolution was introduced for first reading entitled: "A
resolution relating to the paving and grading of Eleventh Street from
the north line of Frost Street to the south line of Franklin Street."
Same was referred to the Board of Commissioners.
A resolution was introduced for first rea ing entitled: "A
resolution relating to the paving and grading of Oakdale Drive (runnirg
east and west) from the west line of Oakdale Avenue, thence west one
block along and adjacent to the south side of Cunningham's Replat of
Block 151, Oakdale Addition to the east line of Oakdale: Drive (running
north and south)." Same was referred to the Board of Commissioners.
On motion of Commissioner Jackson the Board of Commissioners
adjourned.
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