1933, May 8 Rexburg Ball Club Granted Leave to Play Baseball on W Half of City Park

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r;~J IiITII)T~OF A ~u3GULl?R 1°+ s'TITIG OI' T.T-'La' CITY a'UP?C IL 0~^ T?I?' CITY OI'' iI^„'{IIURG,ID11??0 IIL~LD IN TIIr' CITY ?l?LI, Od Tii.L 3th Daj~ OP i<liY" I933 '$ meeting eras called to order at B.P.I?. vaith following ecuneilmen ansv=rering to the roll call Stowell, ?iebster, >; r~ aht , Shirley Peterson, PikYOIi POR^1ER presiding and the The m; nuts of the previous meeting v~;ere read and with one correction approved. The matter pertai?zing to the instalation of a Gas PUi? an the BLLL property on 1'iest main Street Baas reported on by the commity on aud~caxry~and sanatation, ti?e orinion being that OP~IP74PICE N0, 300 would not permit the request.of U?r. Bell. The commity on goads yr_d Brides e;ho vrere appointed to investigate the best location for ii base Ball field reported that the CITY ?ark in their estria tiom was the most feasible placz-far the Ball Meld. '.'There on the isiayor an@ Council Instructed tittorxney C.rt.laol to draw the follo~°aing Resolution. Coneilman G°lright Introduced the follo~Jing t~esoffiution, ~+ SOLUTIOPT; B!', it resolved by the City council of the city of Rexburg ,Idaho. That the Rexburg Ball Club be and the'-t~° are hereby granted leave to play base ball on the west ?elf of the City Parr auri~base ball season of I933 subject to the follov~;ing conditions. That said Rexburg Base Bakl Club Shall Pay the pity of Rexburg t3~e I5jo Of all gate receipts collected for all base ball games played on the said paid for v~ihicha l fare or charge is collected Such percent to be paid to rei?burs tine city for tine policing and up keep of the said park. T?o ball games shad be played on the said park on the first day of tine 4*veelt, called SUTdDAY. that no inguz~shall be done oreaused to any trees, shrubs, Grass qr other improvements on the Baia public park or any part there-of. That if any or either of the conditions here by composed shall be violated, or if anp inoary be done t~® the improved part of said park, the Ia?ayorof the City C~t~y , ;nay at his dise~etion terminate tl?is grant, ai7d exclude said rexburg ball cluband all other perso?1s from said parr. The motion to adopt said resolution was seconded by councils?an STO";ALL mhe question the motion was nut by the 1;ayor and all members present voted YES. The commity on 3oads °nd Bridges c;ere instructed by the hvayor to investigate the advisibility of the pu.rehase of the Clea,Trac Tactor nave o~rmed by the Harris Implement Co and report on tl~ie same .next meeting. Lana 4nd Order commity,,~nstnictedPainvestigate the Is~iatte~ ~f Slot ?vIachines ~~ no~rv beir~ used ir_ the City ;~"`a T~te commity on Irxx-,ration iinscotueted tm~N``tlie~ proposed chan;e in ~;~ the ~rrat&~r course at the Sa.insbux~J corner;and report at -the next :meeting. I~~r, ~=.ft.ivla.ehem and IaIR. Smith of the. Rexburg Irrigation'-Co;m~.de 1"s request that the City =illov=a them to change the course of their canal and use the lov^rer end of Ivain Street through chieli to make the change. the :matter:'. v°aas refered to the Commit; on Irrigation. A i:Iotion was placed by J.o rl~bster and seeondedby II.z1.'i~`right 'vLa&~ and passed by the council, that ~ sum net to sxceed(~d5<001forty five dollars be paid for the making of ;t thorough water system and i-rx~i;~'ation slat of tiie ' City banal and the assigning ofvvater tuxes to all v=;ater users under the Rexburg City Canal. ~fi ?lotion placed and carried that the iteeting ile iidjourned. "~ ~ ---~~"='=`-=----Clem. ;~%,~vC~ - ~r-,'-'31;ayor