Las Vegas City Commission Minutes, February 17, 1937 to August 4, 1942, lvc000004-181

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the places in said City for holding said election and voting thereat are hereby determined as follows: For Precinct No. 1. At the Municipal Court Room in the rear of the Police Station on 2nd Street between Fremont and Ogden Streets. For Precinct No. 2. At the City Library on Carson Street, between 2nd and 3rd Streets. For Precinct No. 3. At the Store Room in the Montana Hotel Building 303 So Main St. For Precinct No. 4. At Clark's Garage, Clark Street between Main and First Streets. For Precinct No. 5. At Martin's Garage, 204 No Fourth Street. For Precinct No. 6. At Earhart's Packard Motor Car Display Room, corner of Fifth Street and Fremont Street. For Precinct No. 7. At Grammar School Building, 4th Street and Lewis Street, at Fourth Street entrance. For Precinct No. 8. At Al Drew's Garage, 801 So. 2nd St. For Precinct No. 9. At McWilliam's Garage, NE Corner 3rd & Wilson Streets, Westside. For Precinct No. 10 At Delkin's Store building (Formerly Adam's Cash & Carry Grocery) 1016 Fremont Street. For Precinct No. 11, At Shirley Scott's Garage, 208 West 6th Street, Westside. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That the Mayor of said City forthwith make proclamation hereof. Commissioner Ronnow proposed the adoption of the above and foregoing Resolution and the same was seconded By Commissioner Krause, and upon being put to vote the same was duly carried and adopted by the following vote: Voting Aye: Commissioners Ronnow, Luce, Krause and Corradetti and His Honor the Mayor H.P. Marble. Voting no none. At this time and Ordinance Entitled "An Ordinance to amend Section 4, Section 16, as Amended of Ordinance No. 203, of the City of Las Vegas, entitled, "An Ordinance regulating the distribution and control of intoxicating and alcoholic liquors and beverages, regulating places where and under what conditions said intoxicating and alcoholic liquors and beverages, may be kept sold, given away or otherwise distributed; providing for permits and licenses: providing penalties for the violation of this ordinance; and repealing all ordinances and parts of or­dinances in conflict herewith," and to further amend said Ordinance No. 203 by adding thereto a new section to be known as Section 18 (a)," came before the Board for second reading, and upon being read by the Clerk and proof of publication being presented same was adopted by the following vote: Commissioners Ronnow, Luce, Krause and Corradetti voting aye. Noes, none. Absent none. This Ordinance to be known as Ordinance No. 246. Mr. A.W.Blackman, City Auditor, presented to the Board the budget for the year 1939, and upon motion of Commissioner Ronnow seconded by Commissioner Luce the budget for the City for the ear of 1939 was adopted in the following form: CITY BUDGETS Budget of the City of Las Vegas, Nevada, 1939. Page 1 Information Required: Assessed Valuation--- Actual Estimated 1938 1939 Real Estate and Improvements $4,746,752. $4,800,000. Personal Property (County tax roll plus Assessor's collection's) ____623,214 _____600,000. $5,369,966 5,400,000 Actual Tax Rate 1938 1.17 Total city taxes levied 1939 62,100.00 A. Unencumbered balance in City Treasury January 1 1938 48,333.89 B. Revenues from taxes already levied, estimated 36,477.57 C. Nontax revenues in 1939, estimated 109,552.20 D. Expenditures 1939, estimated 177,668.30 E. Nontax revenues 1940, estimated 100,140.00 F. Expenditures 1940, estimated 178,630.00 Explanation:___ A. Unencumbered balance is total balance less warrants outstanding on January 1. Exclude all special funds. B. Revenues from taxes already levied would include taxes levied in the previous year and uncollected, and collections from taxes no delinquent. C. See Schedule No. 1 Col.2 D. See Schedule No. 2,Col 2 E. See Schedule No. 1, Col 3 F. See Schedule No. 2, Col 3.