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    • grading of our s t r e e t s ; a n d , we f u r t h e r recommend that it be the object of this Council to first grade Main Street from what is known as David Bulloch's corner (200 South) to what is known a s George Wood's corner ( 4 0 0 North),...
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    • J u n e 8 , 1908.. . I t was moved t h a t a r a t e of one dollar p e r season be fixed f o r each tap f o r sprinkling lawns, a n d t h a t they be allowed the privilege one h o u r , t h r e e times a week. The Watermaster was i n s t r u c t e...
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    • Herbert Haight. J. Wesley Barton, Webster were appointed a s 4th of July appropriated for the celebration. and Ada Wood Committee. $25 June 11, 1912.. .On motion Councilman Higbee, the Sinking Fund of $1614.34 was transferred to the General Fund....
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    • present City Jail s t a n d s , on the side s t r e e t connecting Main Street and First East Street. The Branch Agricultural College Alumni Association met with the City Council in relation to the City assisting them with plans for an athletic...
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    • financial matters a r e concerned. "Our light plant last year (1932) came to t h e city's aid to t h e t u n e of about $8,000. Any information t h a t Murray City can help you with, we will gladly furnish for t h e asking." The f o u r t h l e t t...
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    • June 1, 1950 ... Councilman Seegmiller reports t h a t an ideal location for the City Dump has been found, south of the Stockvard. ( I n Cross Hollow, south and west of town) City could- acquire a 99 year lease from the Bureau of Land Management...
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    • cents per ton and one of 1 2 , 0 0 0 tons at 85 cents per ton. If the Bond Election, on September 4 , 1951, goes over the City will pay for the full 1 8 , 0 0 0 tons, if it does not go over they will only have to pay for the 6000 tons. Gravel to be...
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    • March 3 , 1 9 7 7 . . .The Electric-Utility Board. Electric Distribution System, is as follows: Kent Meyers, Chairman Vivian Little Merrill Kunz John Pensis Paul Wilden Fred Adams Gary Middleton Members of the City Council to study the Joe...
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    • three-room flat that we rented--Mother Lunt [Sarah], Parley, Owen, Alma, Clarence, Frank, Heaton and 1 and little Virl, our year-old baby. Some of the boys got jobs of ditferent kinds. They would mow lawns or do anything they could for 50 cents a...
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