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September 5th~ 1950. ~See page 21~ Manager was adopted. railroad crossings that they make ~mmediate repairs to the old ones~ was adopted. ~th - "I submit herewith report of the Commissioner of Revenue on taxable values of real ~tate~ tangible nersonal property and machinery for the City of Portsmout for the yaa~ 19~0 and recommend that th~ same be charged to the City Collector." Motion of Mr. WeiSeman to concur in the ~co~nendation of the City the Stadium~ olaced on _ UNFINISY~D BUSINESS - An aporoprm~mon of ~800.00 for the construction of a score board its firs~ readmng at last meeting~ was taken up. Motion of M~. Bilisoly to appropriate ~800.00 for saTd purpose~ was adopted~ and by the following vote: Ayes: cial Service Bureau~ adopted~ ~nd by the tion of water lines to was adopted~ placed following vote: Bilisoly~ D~ke~ Houghton~ Howard~ Smith~ Sturtevant~ Warren~ Weiseman~ Wilson Nays: None An approoriation of $740.00 for two additional clerks in ~he So- on its first reading at last meeting~ was taken up. Motion of Mr. Warren to appropriate ~7~O.00 for said purpose~ was Ayes: Nays: the and by the following vote: Ayes: ing: was t~ken up: Bi!isoly~ Du~e~ Houghton~Ym~rd~ Smithy Sturtevant~ Warren~ Weiseman: Wilson None ~_n approprxa~mo of $36,758;~3 from Water Funds for. the construc- 0bici Memorial Hospital~ placed on its first reading, was taken up. Motion of Mr. Houghton to appropriate $36~7~8.43 for said purpose Nays: Bilisoly, Duke~ Houghton~ Warren~ Weiseman~ Wilson None Howard,: Smith~ Sturtevant~ w ' placed on its first reading at last meet- The following o_dmnance~ "AN ORDINANCE TO PRESERVE: PROMOTE AND PROTECT THE BiEkL~H~ SAFETY AND WELFARE OF THE I~BITANTS OF THIS CIT~ BY DE- FINING TB~BUSIh~SS kI~ OC~'Wf?ATION OF T_~_TTOOING: .REQUIRING THE SECL~ING OF A PE~MIT'THEREFOR~ ESTABLISHING RULES AND P~EGULATIONS FOR THE PP~CTICE~ P~ A~ CONDUCT T_~OF ~2~D PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE." Motion of M~. Howard that the rules ba suspended and that the privile~ge of the floor be granted V. C. Randall~ Attorney~ who s~oke in~eference to the above ordinance. Motion of Mr. Howard that the ordinance be amended in Section 6: paragraph B to include ~uy women or any pers~ ,3nder the influence of ardent spirits or other intoxic~_nts'~ , was adopted. On motion of ~Ar. ~ward the ordinance was adopted~ as smended: ar~ by the following vote: ciation was read: ~yes: Bilisoly: D%tke~ Houghton~ Ho%,~rd~ Smith~ Sturtevant: Wa~ren~ Weiseman~ Wilson Nays: None The following letter from the International City Managers' Asso- "This is a cordial invitation to your City to be represented by your ~ity manager at the 36th a~uual Conference of the International City Managers' Associa tion tobe held at Houston~ Texas~ November 26- 29. This conference for chief municipal administrators should be of considerable benefit to your city and your manager~ particularly at this time. One of the majo~ tooics of discussion~ of course~ will be the whole ~roblem of civilian defense. O~her important ma%rets on the tentative program to date include topics on how to organize~ staff~ and finance the many and varied activities of municipalities. The conference program w~ll be made up almost entirely from sug - gestions sent in by the mamgers who will attend the meeting. A separate request is goir~ to you~ city manager inviting him to send in his suggestions ss soon as possible~ together with his con- ference attendance plans. This will assure him an opportu_uity to have discussed at the confer - ence any soeeial oroblems of urgent concern to your city at this time. I know you will appreciate the benefits that ~_ll directly accru~ to your city from having your manager at this meeting~ and we would like to hear what action is