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date: 1946-05-16
title: May 16, 1946 Minutes
source: 1946-05/1946-05-16_May 16, 1946_Minutes.pdf
pages: 1
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May 16, 1946

CITY OF STOCKBRIDGE
HENRY COUNTY, GEORGIA MAY 16, 1946

The call meeting of the City Council held in the City Hall with the following members present: R. E. Lee,
Mayor; Councilmen W. L. Wyatt, J. Q. Moseley, A. P. Ward, J. R. Lewis.

Motion by W. L. Wyatt, 2nd A. P. Ward to adopt certificate of the results of the Water Work election as read:

IN CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF STOCKBRIDGE, GEORGIA 16TH DAY OF MAY, 1946.

The election managers having certified the results of the election held on the 11th day of May, 1946, to
be as follows: Those in favor of bonds to construct an adequate water supply system for the City of
Stockbridge, 127 and those against bonds of an adequate water supply system for the City of Stockbridge,
none.

We, the Mayor and Council of the City of Stockbridge, do hereby announce and declare that said election
for the purpose of determining whether or not to issue $10,000.00 of bonds to provide funds for the purpose
of constructing an adequate water supply system for the City of Stockbridge did result in favor of the issuance
of said bonds, the returns of said election showing prima facie that such election was in favor of issuance of
said bonds.

It is hereby resolved that the notice required by law be executed by the Mayor, Clerk, and Thos. J. Brown,
Jr. Attorney at Law of the City of Stockbridge, Georgia, directed to Honorable Frank B. Willingham, Solicitor
General Flint Judicial Circuit, Georgia, in terms of law, notifying him of the results of said election, in order
that he may proceed to validate said bonds.

Motion made and adopted by 4 for and 0 against at a called meeting of said Council.

R. E. Lee
Mayor

J. R. Lewis
Clerk

Motion by W. L. Wyatt, 2nd A. P. Ward to take off the interest and FIFA's on the Clark and Pattillo lot.

Motion by W. L. Wyatt, 2nd J. Q. Moseley to give the Mayor authority to trade with J. C. Steeldin for the
digging of a well for the City.

No other business, in order to adjourn motion made by A. P. Ward, 2nd J. R. Lewis to adjourn until next
regular meeting.

J. R. Lewis, Clerk
