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date: 1932-02-27
title: February 27, 1932 Minutes
source: 1932-02/1932-02-27_February 27, 1932_Minutes.pdf
pages: 1
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February 27, 1932

CITY OF STOCKBRIDGE
HENRY COUNTY, GEORGIA FEBRUARY 27, 1932

Minutes of the regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Stockbridge held Saturday night, Feb. 27,
with the following members present: R. E. Lee, Mayor, R. E. Branan, Recorder, Councilmen A. P. Ward,
A. T. Wilson, W. J. Mays, W. C. Crumbley, W. L. Wyatt.

Minutes of the last regular meeting read, but not approved. A motion introduced by W. J. Mays and 2nd
by A. T. Wilson to correct said minutes were as follows: (Buying cottonseed, independent of any other
business, $3.00 per year) to be changed to read thus, (Buying cottonseed, $3.00 per year). After Council
passed in favor of this change, the Clerk was instructed to change said clause in said minutes.

After the above error was corrected, W. C. Crumbley moved and was 2nd by W. J. Mays to accept the
minutes as read, which was approved by Council.

Council also approved a measure to pay H. G. Mosely $5.95 for use of tractor on street.

A motion introduced by A. P. Ward and 2nd by W. C. Crumbley to move City bank acct. from Bank of
Jonesboro, to South Side Atlanta Bank was carried by Council.

A. P. Ward, Chairman of the Street Committee, reported that two carloads of stone dust, donated by the
railroad, had been scattered on Main Street around the depot.

A. T. Wilson introduced a measure before Council to share half of the expense of house rent and lights
and use the Scout Hall as a meeting place for the City Council. This measure was 2nd by W. C.
Crumbley and passed by Council.

Council also instructed the Treas. to pay the following salaries that would fall due the first of March: W. L.
Wyatt, $6.00 = W. C. Crumbley $3.00, George Minter $2.00 and street lights $55.20 = Marshal $50.00.

A motion introduced by A. T. Wilson and 2nd by W. C. Crumbley to adjourn until next regular meeting
night, was heartily accepted by Council.

W. L. Wyatt, Clerk
