8 ebsent, Council.ren Mueller and Reed. The Minutes of the last meeting were read and same were adopted by the following vote: Aves, Mayor McFadden, Councilmen Barker and Pannell, 3; nayes, none, Councilmen Mueller and Reed absent. The Mayor introduced the following ordinance: AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF THE SCHOOL BONDS OF THE CITY OF AUSTIN, TEXAS, TO THE AMOUNT OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF. The ordinance was read the first time end laid over. Councilman Barker moved that the Council adjourn. Motion prevailed by the following vote: Ayes, Mayor YcFedden, Councilmen Barker and Pannell,3; neyes, none, Councilmen Mueller and Reed absent. The Council then adjourned. REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL: Approved: M. Farde Mayor. Austin, Texas, December 2,1926. The Council was called to order by the Mayor. Roll call showed the following members present: Mayor McFadden, Councilmen Barker, Mueller, and Pannell, 4; absent, Councilman Reed. The Vinutes of the last meeting were read and Mayor McFadden moved that same be adopted. Motion prevailed by the following vote: Ayec, Mayor McFadden, Councilmen Barker, Mueller and Pannell, 4; nayes, none, Councilman Reed absent. Councilman Barker moved that the expense account of Earl C. Elliott of Wichite, Kansas, in the amount of $72.42, incurred in his trip to Austin on official business with the City Council, be approved and ordered paid. Motion was seconded by Councilman Mueller and carried by the following vote: Ayes, Mayor McFadden, Councilmen Barker, Mueller, and Pannell, 4; nayes, none, Councilmar Reed absent. Mayor McFadden laid before the Council the following resolution: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AUSTIN, TEXAS: Thet for good and sufficient reasons unto the City Council shown, the costs in the following numbered couses, for violations of the one-hour parking ordinence, be and the same are hereby remitted: No. 22,717 No. 22,718 No. 22,720 No. 22,721 10. 22,722 4. C. Parrish Mary Fiegle George H. Moody Glendora Brooke Mary Munn No. 22,732 W. T. Williams No. 22,733 7. . Haworth No. 22,734 No. 22,735- Jim Tatt No. 22,736 c. 22,737 No. 22,738 No. 22,740 R. 1. Allen 2. 22,747 - Mro. A. V. Riley 0. 22,748 - Mrs. M. Jacobs 0: 22,749 - Miss Pearl Knappe No. 22,750 Mrs. R. Shipley No. 22,751 0. Hottie Bardlemeise 22.752 E. 3. L. roe No: 22,757 2. Linham No. 22,758 0. No. Ξ. 3. Sneeling J. G. Carlson .... alter Hichols Mrs. R. M. Penick No. 22,739 Louis A. Landa No. 22,742 Henry Ridley No. 22,743 D. 7. Bouldin No. 22,745 Herbert Bloomquist No. 22,746 F. J. Hank No. 22,744 B. 1. Alexander Cecil Littlejohn 22,765 J. B. Pope 22,768 - Albert Moore 22,769 J. S. Purnell 22,770 4. T. McKean 22,771 F. 7. Edmonson No. 22,772 7. 7. Simpson No. 22,773 Bert Magnuson No. 22,777Gertrude Melat No. 22,778 F. L. MoRea No. 22,779. C. Parrieh No. 22,780 Bruce Pember No.22,879 P. P. Brooks Sylvester Brown No.22,884 M. Prokechd No.22,885 No. 22,781 Helen Fisher No. 22,782 Mrs. V. D. Fugles No.22.883 No. 22,783 Ned Barker No. 22,784 John S. Gresham No. 22,786 No. 22,7857. L. Bradfield No. 22,788 No. 22,789 No. 22,793 No. 22,795 No. 22,795 No. 22,797 No. 22,798 No. 22,799 No. 22,800 No. 22,801 No. 22,811 Mrs. 7. B. Blocker J. H. W. Williams B. Verkenthin Mitchell Rhodes Elizabeth Simpkins Masterson Grace Hill P. G. Reynolds Miss N. D. Campbell H. Dyie E. J. Martin Francis Campbell W. 3. Pope No. 22,812 - Kittie Clyde Roes No. 22,828 No. 22,829 No. 22,830 No. 22,831 No. 22,832 No. 22,833 J. C. McCormick Josephine Cude Mrs. Rufus Hobbs Fred Eliff Mrs. A. Everett W. H. Thompson No. 22,834 - John S. Thorpe No. 22,835 H. Brown No. 22,837 Mre. Castleman No. 22,840 Paul Ferguson No. 22,841C. H. Cahill No. 22,842 D. O. Neyland No. 22,843 C. F. Hessman No. 22,844 - Jim Eastman No. 22,845 E. P. Spradley No. 22,846 Frank William No. 22,847 - Junians Woods No. 22,848 No. 22,849 No. 22,850 Henry Bradford Arthur Pannell J. F. Stouse No. 22,851 - Scott Childress No. 22,852 No. 22,853 No. 22,854 No. 22,855 No. 22,856 James Bratton Huddie Brown Ernest Thurmen John Halbadier J. A. Baumert No. 22,857 - Virdell Lee No. 22,859 Rector Solomon No. 22,860- Ethel Alexander No. 22,862 - James Ellis No. 22,863 F. H. Harris No. 22,864 Johnie Franzetti No. 22,865 W. M. Hudson, Jr. No. 22,866 - Oscar Herron No. 22,867 C. F. Silvas No. 22,868 - Jim Yoast No. 22,869 Wayne Gunn No. 22,873 - Alice Marie Cornell No. 22,875 A. E. Baueum No. 22,876 - Lino Rodriguez No. 22,877 Wallace Beard No. 22,878 F. Edmieton Leon O. Lewis No.22,586 C. A. Greer No.22,889 Viss C. Luck No.22,890 G. E. Spindler No.22,891 - Walter Langdon No.22,892 - W.W.Vicker (Fisher) No.22,893 D. Modozie No.22,895 W. B. Mathis No.22,898 G. W. Canady No.22,907 Jakie Macow No.22,908 Jack McKay No.22,910 - Mack Taylor No.22,911 Robert Thompson No.22,912 W. H. Friar No.22,914 Mrs. M. Jacobs No.22,916- Will Comesky - No.22,917 E. R. Franklin No.22,922H. C. Nelle No.22,9230. G. Hofheinz No.22,924 W. H. Perkins No.22,929E. W. Perty No.22,930 Corice Glover No.22,932 Walter White No.22,933 John Estrado No.22,941 Edwin Webster No.22.942 Joe Kezine No. 22,944 Willie Flemings No.22,947R. E. Parten No.22,948 B. Young No.22,949 W. T. Robertson No.22,950 Frank Jenninge No.22,951-A. L.McCutcheon No.22,952 E. Krutchmar No.22,953A. L. Lindholm No.22,955 K. M. Meeks No.22,9580. M. Garullo No.22,959 V. A. Brill No.22,960 Cecil Wright Nc.22,964 D. H. Smith No.22,971 W. E. Jeffrey No.22,972 No.22,982 Albert Overton John Bowen No.22,987 Mrs. E. L. Steck No.22,990 Ira Mason No.23,005 No.23,006 Amos Clark Julian Samudio No.23,008 J. F. Reeves No.23,009-A. V. Riley No.23,010-G. M. Butte No.23,011 Lucile Morley No.23,018 Dock White No.23,019L. H. King No.23,021 Bruce O'Keefe No.23,0237. W. Rhodes No.23,024 W. B. Parsons No.22,178 Bishop Taylor The above resolution was adopted by the following vote: Ayes, Mayor McFadden, Councilmen Barker, Mueller, and Pannell, 4; nayes, none, Councilman Reed absent. Councilman Reed entered the Council Chamber. A committee, composed of Judge Wilcox, representing the Austin Street Railway Company, and residents of Duval Street, appeared before the Council to protest against the character of pavement to be laid on Duval Street. They were advised by the Council to meet with them again at their next regular meeting. Veyor McFadden laid before the Council the following ordinance: AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE CITY PLAN COMMISSION AND DEFINING ITS MEMBERSHIP, PURPOSES AND FUNCTIONS. The ordinance was read first time and laid over. Mayor McFadden leid before the Council for its second reading the following ordinance: 6. 9 10 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF THE SCHOOL BONDS OF THE CITY OF AUSTIN, TEXAS, TO THE AMOUNT OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, AND PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT THEFEOF. The ordinance was reed the second time and Councilman Mueller moved that the rule be suspended and the ordinance placed on its third reading. and final passage. Motion prevailed by the following vote: Ayes, Mayor MoFadden, Councilmen Berker, Mueller, Pannell, and Reed, 5; nayes, none. The ordinance was read the third time and Councilman Yueller moved that same be finally passed. Motion prevailed by the following vote: Ayes, Mayor McFadden, Councilmen Barker, Mueller, Pannell, and Reed, 5; nayes, none. Dr. Thomas 7. Currie, representing the Board of Directors of the University Young Men's Christian Association, appeared before the Council in the matter of having the assessment against their property for the year 1912, same being still unpaid, cancelled. Councilman Reed moved that the City Attorney be instructed to draw proper resolution covering the matter. Motion was seconded by Councilman Barker, and same carried by the following vote: Ayes, Mayor McFadden, Councilmen Barker, Mueller, Pannell, and Reed, 5; nayes, none. City Manager Johnson laid before the Council an estimate of the cost of topping, with light asphalt paving, Laurel Lane from Speedway to Hemphil1 Street, together with petition of the residents along said street asking for such pavement. The Council instructed the City Attorney to prepare proper resolution covering this work. City Manager Johnson laid before the Council a communication from the colored people of the City asking that a playground be provided for them. The matter was referred to the City Manager and City Attorney to ascertain what arrangements could be made. The proposal of Mrs. Margaret Moore to deed one lot to the City in consideration of the City's paying the delinquent taxes assessed against her property, both State, County and City, was referred to the City Manager with instructions to ascertain the value of the lot and what kind of a trade could be made with the State and County with reference to their claim. Councilman Barker moved that the City Manager be authorized to employ e valuation expert to assist the Tex Department in revising the tax rolle of the City of Austin and making such improvement in the system of assessing and collecting as might be advisable. Motion was seconded by Councilman Connell Zerker and carried by the following vote: Ayes, Mayor MoFadden, Councilmen Barker, Mueller, Pannell, and Reed, 5; nayes, none. City Maneger Johnson advised the Council of the sale of a Buick car helonging to the City to C. J. Baldwin for the sum of $500.00, and that he had an offer of $250.00 on a Marmon car belonging to the City. The Council instructed the City Manager to dispose of this car, and also the other Buick and Hupmobile belonging to the City, at the best price obteineble The Council then recessed. Ok.M Fhader