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07-31-30SPECIAL CALLED i~4EETINI OF TH"r: T06`;'N COIII7CIL OF ATL.IISTIC BEACI~,FLO~IDA BY THE h~IAvOR ON JIILY 31st, 1930 PBESEI7T C. E. Pelot s. B. Stallings E. H. Thomason I~Ir. Peter Jensen, the other available member o£ the Council, was notified bf the meeting and advised the Council by messenger that lie was ill at his home arxt could.:not a ttend the meeting. i,r. Bar~rosld, the fifth member of theCouncil, was not roresent, due to extended trio abroad this s~nmer. The Ir?ayor presented the following resolution which was prepared by the Town's attorney, irlr. P. H. Odom: "BESOLTED, by the Town Council of the Town of Atlantic Beach, that every candidate for the office of,J.ayor or a member. of the Town Council to be elected at an election to be held on the 12th, day of Auoast, A.D. 1930, desiring his name to be printed on the official bal lot, shall notify the Town Clerk, in writing, on or before the 5tb, daq of August, 1930, at eight. o'clock .P.I;T: , and each candidate for dlayor filing such notice shall be required to pay a fee of X10.00 Dollars, and each candidate fora member of the Town Council, a fee of X5.00 33ollars at the time of filing .said notice. 3ESO~.,VED, FIIP? i2, tia't fife Town Clerk shall have prepared for said election a printed ballot with the names of the candidates complying With the terms of this resolution, and there shall be printed under each office to be voted for in this election blank lines equal to the number of persons who may be elected to fill that office. The form of ballot to be used at said election shall be in substantially the following foxm: OFFICIAL BALLOT AT~~9~±TIC BEzCH, LO~IDA - Election August 12th, 1930. Lake Cross S~~rk (x? before the name of ,your choice. Tote for one r or I:ayor Vote for five For Town Council EESO?,~TED, riT~THE3, that the '~syor shall appoint three inspectors and a clerk to hold said election which shall be held and conducted as neaxly as may be, the same as State Election and, it shall be the duty of the Inspectors to certify the result of said election to the Town Council, who shall meet at eight o'clock P.Pi. on august 12, 1930, to receive the returns of said election, and declare the results thereof. P,ESOLVED, ?+'UET-HE;;, that the person receiving the. highest-: vote for 3c_ayor shall be declared elected and the five persons receiving the highest vote for Town Council shall b e declared elected for the ensuing term. EESOT.TTED, E~?Tr?ER, that this resolution shall be posted at the Town '3alT and two other public places in said Town. POSTED BY OT~pEP? OF COI7NCI>; Town Clerk." t~fter some discussion of the fees the candidates should post to qualify, the above resolution was offered by L.r. Thompson and sec®nded by i:_r, Stallings and unanimously passed. The matter of delinquent taxes was discussed at length and on motion made by P:r. Stallings, seconded. b^ P,Ir. Thompson, it was decided to further extend the time for the payment of delinquent taxes to and including October lst; 1930, without interest, which should be the final date o= extension and on all taxes, repaid at that time, interest will be charged from the date said taxes became delinquent, all members of the Council concurring in this motion. ':"ith reference to the emergency order ;riven by ::Pr. Suggs, the P:'ayor, to 3. B. iricGormick for cuttin; troeeds and cleaning `the Town of rubbish and also to Chalmers T~. Horne for furnishing.. and hauling oyster shell on Beach avenue and Sixth Street it was ordered that 'iir, ,c0orinick's bill in the sum. of X50.00 be authorized and paid and ,r. ?iorne's for ;;22.20 be authorized and paid. 91so, i:r. Suggs' bill for gas and oil for the Town truck from P;_ay 29th, 1930, to July 31st, 1930, in the sum of X33.26 be paid.'. ,~ There being no further business to come before the meeting it -ras ordered adiourned. Tovun Clerk