HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Agenda April 05, 20001. Pledge to the Flag
2. Approval of Minutes
3. Non Controversial Items Added to the Agenda
• Artcw Expansion Project - Selection of Consultants
4. New Business:
7:35 Spence Larsen - Fire Department
Sale of Surplus Equipment - "Rescue Randy"
7:40 Employee Benefits - Richard Horner
5. Old Business:
7:50 Liquor by the Drink - Var Parkinson
6. Update on Projects
7. Committee Reports
• Parking
8. Mayor's Business
• Broken Sidewalks
Boger C int
9. Artco Expansion Project - ECIPDA
Project Overview and proposed contract
10. Approval of Bills
11. Adjourn
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CITY OF REXBURG
Artco Expansion Project
Community Development Block Grant
Economic Development Project
Proposal from
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East-Central Idaho Planning and Development Association
to the
City of Rexburg, Idaho
for
Administrative Services
March 31, 2000
THE CITY OF REXBURG, IDAHO
2000 ARTCO-EXPANSION
PROJECT ADMINISTRATION PROPOSAL
Proposal to provide Administrative Services and overall project management for the City of Rexburg
related to the Idaho Community Development Block Grant (ICDBG) program, including all federal
requirements pertaining to the Block Grant Program. Financial management of the project consisting of
local funds and ICDBG grant funds which will be utilized in the Artco-Expansion Project.
1. Organizational Background
East-Central Idaho Planning and Development Association (ECIPDA) is a private, non-profit
corporation. As a full services planning and development organization ECIPDA serves Bonneville,
Butte, Clark, Custer, Fremont, Jefferson, Lemhi, Madison, and Teton Counties, Idaho. ECIPDA
was created by the above counties and is governed by a Board of Directors consisting of local
elected officials from the 9 Counties and 44 Cities, representatives of private industry, the
underemployed, the unemployed, females, minorities, and the High Country Resource
Conservation and Development.
ECIPDA has successfully developed and administered Idaho Community Development Block
Grant programs and local bond proceeds purchased by both USDA -Rural Development (formerly
FmHA) and the private market. Other financial experience includes working with the U.S. Dept.
of Commerce- Economic Development Administration (EDA), Environmental Protection Agency,
Division of Environmental Quality (DEQ), and other federal and state agencies.
ECIPDA has been involved in the development, securing, and administration of some 50 block
grant projects since 1982 when the program was turned over to the State from the U.S. Housing
and Urban Development (HUD) agency. ECIPDA was involved in the HUD Block Grant program
prior to 1982. The financial injection of the 50 block grant projects involved an excess of 20
million dollars of project funds since 1982.
You may contact any of the following as references:
Dianna Clough Commissioner Seth Beal
Idaho Dept. of Commerce Butte County
334-2470 527-3137
Clay Condit Judith L. Davis
Governor's Advisory Council Rexburg Business Owner
527-3770 359-1600
Craig Thurgood
USDA -Rural Development
785-5840
Al Ames
US Dept of Commerce -EDA
334-1521
Technical Approach/Understanding of the Problem
ECIPDA has a very good working relationship with the Idaho Department of Commerce, the US
Dept of Commerce -EDA, DEQ, and USDA -Rural Development (FmHA), as well as local banks,
private financial advisors, and bond attorneys. The experience with the above mentioned parties
will insure that the necessary responsibilities of project development, as well as financial
management, will be thoroughly examined. In addition, ECIPDA and Ted Hendricks have worked
with the City of Rexburg for the past several years. The cities' needs and goals are well understood
pertaining to this water improvement project as well as those developed in the past.
ECIPDA staff have been trained in Federal Labor Standards Compliance, and all other
requirements that will be pertinent to the completion of the Artco Expansion Project.
ECIPDA is thoroughly familiar with the compliance requirements of the various public laws and
federal and state agencies rules and regulations.
ECIPDA has extensive experience in the administrative aspects of federally assisted construction
management projects. (Please see Attachment A) Over the past months, ECIPDA staff have
worked with the City of Rexburg, the Idaho Department of Commerce, Artco, Inc, RDA, as well as
other consultants in planning the project to which this administrative proposal applies.
2. Administrative Management Plan
ECIPDA will prepare an Administrative Management Plan for this project. This plan is a
contractual requirement of the State. A complete record-keeping and filing system for the Idaho
Community Development Block Grant Small Cities Program, and records for all local money is
required by contract. Such a system is also essential to document the City of Rexburg's compliance
with all applicable rules and regulations. Contracts between ECIPDA, the State, and the federal
agency(s), with the City will be provided by the administrator and the respective agencies.
1. Conditions and Certifications
The ICDBG grant agreement specifies conditions and certifications that must be fulfilled or
completed. These are important from a financial management stand point because ICDBG
funds can neither be spent nor obligated prior to fulfillment of these conditions except for
expenditures necessary to remove environmental conditions. Perhaps the most significant
certification is the Environmental Review. If your agreement attaches conditions to any
activity, only funds necessary to remove the condition can be spent.
2. Budgeting and Chart of Accounts
The program budget needs to be converted to a chart of accounts. ECIPDA will establish a
chart of accounts necessary to contain the information in sufficient detail to properly
complete ICDBG forms. This means that ECIPDA will document transactions and maintain
accounting records by program activity.
Filine system
The Idaho Community Development Block Grant requires extensive records be kept during
the project and for three years following the closeout of the ICDBG grant. ECIPDA will keep
files which document compliance with all applicable regulations during the project. At the
close of the project, ECIPDA will tum over all records to the City to store for three years to
comply with federal requirements.
Below is an outline of the basic files system ECIPDA proposes for the Rexburg Water Project.
1. Application
(1) Application
(2) Governor's letter of selection
(3) Any correspondence regarding the application
2. Contract (Grant)
(1) Amendments or revisions to the contract, if any
(2) Satisfactions of any conditions attached to the contracts, approvals of satisfied
conditions, etc.
(3) Request for Release of Funds and Certification
(4) Records/correspondence concerning other contract conditions
(5) Notice for Release of Funds and Notice of Release of Funds
3. Environmental Review Record
(1) Environmental Review and/or Finding of Exemption
(2) Level of Clearance Finding
(3) Copy of Notice of Finding of No Significant Impact on the Environment or
current notice published in local newspaper
(4) Copy of Notice of intent to file for Release of Funds published in local newspaper
(5) Evidence to assure compliance with the Historic Preservation Act
(6) Evidence to assure compliance with the Federal Disaster Protection Act and
Floodplain/Wetland guidelines
(7) Copy of Request for Release of Funds and Certification
(8) Comments received and city responses
(9) Notice for Release of Funds
4. Equal Opportunity/Civil Rights and American Disabilities Act (ADA)
a. Documentation of all actions taken by the City to achieve equal opportunity --the
recipient's compliance with Civil Rights laws; and the extent to which members of
minority groups have benefited from ICDBG- funded activities, and compliance
with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
S. Financial Management
(1) Requests for Payment and Status of Funds Reports (for each request)
(2) Accounting books of original and final entry
(3) Record of commitment of other funds
(4) Source documentation (invoices, payrolls, etc.)
(5) Canceled checks, deposit slips, bank statements, etc.
(6) County's procurement policies for A-102
(7) Property management
(8) Program income
6. Audit
(1) Professional services agreement with independent Certified Public Accountant
(2) Final audit
(3) Documentation that all audit exceptions have been cleared
7. Idaho Department of Commerce (IDC) Monitoring/Inspection
(1) IDC letters of findings/recommendations
(2) County response to letters of findings
(3) Other correspondence related to IDC monitoring/ inspection visits
8. Project Close-out
(1) Grantee performance report
(2) Certificate of Completion and evidence of disposition of third party claims
9. General Correspondence
(1) Correspondence --incoming and outgoing --that does not fall into one of the
preceding categories, nor into the project file category
10. Project Files
(1) Bid documents
(2) Contracts
(3) Subcontracts
(4) Labor Standards
(5) Amendments
(6) Inspection records
(7) Procurement documentation per A-102
(8) Certified Payrolls
(9) All other documents pertaining to construction management.
3. Implementation Schedule
Pre -Construction activities will include working with:
- Engineer, Planning and Zoning, City Council, City Legal Department, the selected
contractor, as well as with private and public funding agencies if applicable.
Construction monitoring activities will include:
- Project -related correspondence
- Cost estimates and project schedules
- Written designation of roles and responsibilities
- Property records
- Monitoring reports
- Evidence clearing any monitoring findings
- Evidence of compliance with Davis -Bacon Act and other pertinent labor provisions
- Certified payroll reveiw
4. Experience of Proposed Personnel
Ted Hendricks will be the administrative lead for ECIPDA on this project. Ted has successfully
administered the ICDBG program for eleven years on many complex projects, several of which
were water projects. Feel free to call Dianna Clough at the Idaho Department of Commerce (208-
334-2470) or Craig Thurgood, USDA -Rural Development (208-785-5840) for a reference. His
role in the above-mentioned projects has been labor compliance officer, environmental review
officer, financial manager of all project funds, and construction management administrator, as well
as being responsible for all aspects of federal and state compliance. Ted has successfully worked
with public and private foundations in acquiring additional funding to assist projects as needed.
Ted is a "Certified Grant Administrator" for the Idaho Community Development Block Grant
Program, which is a prerequisite of the Idaho Department of Commerce for administering their
programs.
ECIPDA will draft an Administrative Management Plan for this project which outlines the "Scope
of Work'; and ECIPDA will assist the City of Rexburg in administering all aspects (grant award
throueh aroiect close-out) of the contemplated Block Grant.
Familiarity with Local Context and Capacity of the Consultant
ECIPDA and Ted Hendricks have worked with the City of Rexburg for several months in the
development of this business expansion project. The project will be a significant economic asset to
the City.
A very important aspect to our overall proposal is the availability and capacity of ECIPDA to
respond to the project requirements as well as other City needs. We feel the only way the project
administrator can be effective, is to be aware of the concerns that the City of Rexburg has
pertaining to the utilization of local and grant monies. This will insure the City the very best
financial commitments and results for their residents.
Please refer to the attached resume for Ted Hendricks for information on the capacity of the
consultant.
6. Cost and Term
ECIPDA proposes to administer the Artco Expansion Project, ICDBG Grant and other project
funding through project closeout. Approval of the administrative contract is subject to the approval
of the City Council of Rexburg and the approval by the Executive Board of ECIPDA. Upon
selection East-Central Idaho Planning and Development Association will negotiate a lump sum
contract within the budget (shown in the Block Grant Application Addendum) with the City of
Rexburg. The Administrative contract for the Block Grant is contingent upon receiving grant
funding and therefore will only become effective if the grant from the Idaho Department of
Commerce is approved.
ATTACHMENT A
PROFESSIONAL RESUMES
RESUME OF TED L. HENDRICKS
375 South 5th East
Rexburg, Idaho 83440
QUALIFICATIONS:
Economic Development Negotiation
Accounting/Finance Administration/Management
Communication Marketing
EDUCATION:
U d d Public Administration and Personnel
Management, 1985. This certificate requires a baccalaureate degree plus
60 credit hours which include specialization in financial and personnel
management areas. University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.
B.9 Organizational Communication, 1985. A multi -disciplinary program
with competencies in communication,management skills, research, and
interpersonal relations. University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Associate D Business Management/Accounting, 1980. L.D.S. Business
College, Salt Lake City, Utah.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
1986 to Present: East-Central Idaho Planning and Development Association,
Idaho. Economic Development Plann,r. Assisted a nine county area with
overall economic development strategies. Project Development included
working with the Economic Development Administration, Housing and Urban
Development, USDA - Rural Development, Formally Farmer's Home
Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, Idaho's Division of
Environmental Quality, and Idaho's Department of Commerce. Both Public
and Community Facility project- were developed and successfully completed.
Including, Municipal and Regional Water and Waste -Water systems, Street
Improvements, Industrial -Business Parks, City Libraries, Public Day Care
Facilities, Business -Incubation Development Centers, and a Chemical
Dependancy Center for young adults.
1983 to 1985: Ted's Showcase Interiors, Utah. Own r� Ma��. Owned and
Managed a retail sales business. Responsibilities included sales,
inventory, establishment of new accounts, maintenance of corporate
records, administered and coordinated contractors.
1982 to 1983: PST -Eagle Van Lines, Utah. Accounts x ivabi r di
Administration Control of accounts involving credit and collection of a
14 State region.
1979-1982: Salt Lake City Finance Department, Utah. Accountant Clerk TI.
Assisted in Grant Accounting Program and in organizing Fixed Asset System.
1979: Honeywell Deseret Protection Services, Utah. Office Supervisor,
Responsibilities included accounting and overall office management.
RESCUE
RANDY
FOR SALE!!
-Nearly new, hardly used
-Weighs 150 pounds
-Great for training and
physical fitness testing
-Excellent Condition
-Asking $500.00
(Compare new at $700)
-Selling because we have
one too many!
Contact:
Rexburg/Madison County
Fire Department
26 North Center
Rexburg, Idaho 83440
208-359-3010
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ttt: come to the Stampede Wednesday Through Saturday at Tautphac
The Post , "in Register
Na:i°•1°+eM'�' Idaho Falls, Idaho.. Wednesday, Juni 18, 1947.
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)my Drive Fails, Charge Demo
Jpen Stampede T
Ind Here's Widowmaker Ou+,, 0611+< _M.11
rvlpn A. el Ne R if alempsEe'
L1vI- IdI.a.r n 7Y'pill At Ill , m. Is mvDon uXlni wrr In (Y n
Dr. Hudson's
Body Found
East of City
Idaho Falls Deefi.f.
Missino Since Friday
Di..,red in Sedan
W-fh Suicide Nofe
Txu bray o! Hr. n. 1t. net
ami'vp, wnll Nnhiarr own rads
. amnut n
Wre®Prcaa hone ninmnr hi
JlYep` w Friday noon
e: Vy.Wnen
N¢e i" M1in hMnn in n-
..'fiald on axe "A dry tarn
mpee coat of Idaho
Fdl"
I.en q'llln0n e, IH"ne,
ehowxl Ott(nr Hudwn denm
41 `M n�ir ae ny dlo:fi"n
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n. '.e. near -. m. h_ii
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Aft nfic Ship Strike
upAR1l 1Di AlAt T eo I.
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End
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Ship
Open
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Tile up
Looms
,an.
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curityTaz �Dry Wave Sweeps Valley"-'e1a' It...
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With Teto L ., ,yl"Lm. Y(n nW..a r:p w ml,lwsaaln'.h n,
eZe Voted • a .. one 'Wet
.
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t.n.,..0 W Ala
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u „,y.'e`I. ml.n..• w:u tl mauu tWwN. .µalyr nYr. YEIx M.
Reds Hurl
Berserk Dad T w
WM q _ Bitter Charge
.. ;Kills Children
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Progress Reported
Ie Marifime Displrfe;
Embargo Ordered
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' unve A. m1 euuh• •� .n.�u
will be reenacted during the next four days.;as the "HI Sheriff Stampede"
' A"ices, of the Bonneville county Mounted Sheriff's posse. In the .above
sna ]roncs refuses to be tamed by a waddle none too -sure of hit yaddle.
provide many a spill for the some 85 cowboys taking part in the stam-
ayat8p.in.
Dry .W ave Sweeps V all e
With T etonia Lone I Wet'
' A dry wavewhicK swept rov
Upper Snake River Valley an
.lapped over as .far north as Driggs
and south to Aberdeen brought re-
jection of liquor by thedrink.
sales by overwhelming margins in
seven Cities .and villages at special.
elections Tuesday.
The only village to escape the
avalanche of, dry votes was Te-
Be.rserk Dad
Kill.s Children.
M -AMI, Fla., June 18. (,�: — A
sobbing 58 year old father told De.
.active Sergeant John L. Deas Wed.
..day that he hadbeatenhis ,two
Iwo or his next door neighbors be.
cause he didn't want to .see the
children "placed in a home."
The father, Chris. Russell, bperat.
or of a cafe, attempted- to .take. his
own life as detectives rushed into
his restaurant, Deas, said.
Found In Bedroom-
The blood stained and battered
tio�len of Peggy Russeli, 11, and
John Russell, 6, ,were found in a
bedroom of their little home in the.
northwest section.
Next door, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
L. Wolfe were sprawled On the floor_
Of their real estate office, both'
suffering from bullet wounds
voreliquor by the drink, by 13
single vote, 42 to 41. Victor had
previously. voted wet, 2 to L
. But it I other points,, Rexburg
and Driggs, where _IL In.. _-clutie
formerly operated, Aberdeen, 3he1-
ley,-- Iona; Ucon; and Sugar City
I&y. forces plied up majorities of
2 W1 or more,
-A law adopted by the. last log.
islature provides for I lieeuaing it.
-quor bythe drink in incprporated
'cities and villages where: there Is
no objection by the., majority .of
voters as registered at special dry
option elections. The law. Is of
fective July 1.
In Rexburg, the only city in
East Idaho voting, 699 voted
against _liquor by the drink and'
258favored' it. By precincts: Firat,
160 no 67 yes; second. --141 no, 46
Yes; thud, 292 no, 146 yes.
Driggs, In Between.
[ween two .towns favoring }he
drink. move. Victor, nine miles to
the south, voted for liquor 66 to
32 June 3. Tetonla, nine miles to
the north, had one locker club be-
fore such clubs` were. outlawed by
the last legislature and. will :pre-
sumably--license-the_ _club—July_3._
' The state- liquor dispensary is
located at Driggs.
At Aberdeen, voters .favored the
ban onliquor by the drink Sales
at more than 2 to 1 mar¢Ina.' 108
cent of the
.c;uluw.H.e--se 6 -NAF., A -One
suicide nnte, written In Pere;
-addressed to his family, was
nearthe body in the back s,
the sedan.
The body was found Wedn
morning by Lavern Judy; wh,
investigating officers that h
cided toi'nvestigate. after rr
of Doctor Hudson's' disappa
in The Post -Register TO
night, -
Saw Car Saturday -
JudY told Sheriff Dean F.
kfe and Williams. that he m
+� (Connived on Page Nine)
Atoms a Liam)
pAl2I8, June I'& (M — Fri;
and Britain agreed.Wednesda�
--eonvoke_a_Europiean _ ._eeono-
.commission"within the frau
:work" of the United Nationa ,
„nomic commission for Em•opc
:Implement Secretary of Si
r Marshall' offer to. U. S. Aid.
'. rrenchcabinet then voted fel
al approval, of the French-Bf
Ash alliance, signed this spring
..Dunkerque. The Alliance p
vides for -the closest possible r
nomro ceoporation.
OAAVILLE, Iowa, June 1&
.Levees along the, turbulent go'
.river were. broken in at le.
three phwea Wednesday, spiili
debris laden water ever thor
ands or acres of rich bottenda,
and threatening this commune
If four hundred residenta.
WASMNOTON; dune -I& 6T1
.The senate voted 00 to. 27 We,
nesday'to let- ,railroads Coll,
with each other on making rate
settling claims and related acts,
hies. The vote paamd and sen
to the house. the socalled Beed
Buiwinkle hill exemptln¢rail
anti trust laws for holding snr)
_conferences.
SPOKANE, June' 1& (le). A
=4ee st--Sight : Spokane . and .Intent
-Empire .sawmtlla... and lumber
Russell's, hfrs�-B.
Poppelauerr
told
Shelley's second ward voted
'ante rebi
46 W- nesdoy afternoon a astrikr
detectives Russel}
had tushed
int.
fC. neo on 'P... Nine1
.-
called -by the CIO International
her store and fired. his gun at
her
(column Fours
-
Woodworke��of America.
Point blank" but
Detectives took
missed.
a revolver from
.1n=7
Coll Pito R;^1r%
rww..r. C.L....•
7v
i's•1. _
two reasons for wanting to stay in
Ann Vette whose Ina name was not
Authority was also granted Chris
nuuuers, farm uupimuen
Christensonand. Sons to. construct
some motors and steels 'w
a potatoprocessing plant to.cost
moderate demand before noo
10 thousand . dollars at Shelley and
the improvement was ex,
to. C. K. Nelson and. R. F. Petite-
later to embrace many
vin to build a bottling plant to
rails. Subsequent profit'"takh
cost 21 thousand dollars at Idaho'
quotations well mixed. De
Falls. -
quickened- on the rise with
'Other applications approved i.n_
fere totaling in the neighbr
eluded W., D. Nielsen,. Pocatello;.
of nine hundred thousand a)
building.'=fbr handling .and letter -
Ing monuments, 75 hundred dol-
Sock:
lars. and Stowells .dairy, Rigby,
reconstruction, of a dairy, building,
By The Associated Press
65 hundred dollars,
Allied Sirs ....... :........................ ..
Applications totaling 220,110,
Allia Chal
were approved for construction at
"""-............ ........
Jerome, Fairfield, Blaine county,
Am Airlines .... ...... _....................
Boise and Idaho Falls. -
Am Car and Fdy ..................
Two applications aounting to
...... ...............I ... ........
-:4"m'-Rad..
$83,464 were denied.
Amer Roll Mills .......... ...... ._.....
_
Am S and R ................._...........
Dry Wave Sweeps Am Tand T... .... :......... ............
for his ado?tted country. Danihele Am Tob B .... .._...........
. _.......
n Cernum concentration Anacon ...... ....................
n, escaped ._......
(I at night into the American zone, Pper Valley A T and S F ...... _.......... _.
o New Pork as C. S. citizens in 1945.Bald Loco ._.._.._....._....
it entry in Los Angel's. 'continued more Pse. or+e! Beth Steel . .. ......... __.. .
no with none for liquor by the Boeing _........ ..... ........_.._ .. .
-- _— drink sales end the first ward Borden .. .. ._.. .... ._...._..._.
e vote was 129 no and 8 yes. The Budd Co... ...
ie Works ...
� total count was 168 no, B Calif Pack ........-._..... .._........
yea. Can Dry
Ml
yem. cast 71 vales -88 no and Can Pae .. .. .._.
5 ons. I Case
Iota went dry with 48 no and
Passage Cerates
only 2 yea. Cerro Ile 1'sa _.
1 Out of 240 registered at Sugarl- -
Pu he of P tim,"nat,.d hes and Ohio ._..
City, 350 voted no and B yea.
1-; The COI' 137 if,
house vol-' Chrysler
.._..
..'. cd 268 to 337 ;, ovcrtu rn the 1'hc voles of Roberts In Jct• Com Cred
;n j Premdent's veto, but this full two' Person county will cant their bat - Com So Ptd
he
'11 short of the rvo thirds mujortty D stn Jane 27 caau rc from 1 to T i Con Cop
required. 6 Con E.1
r The bill originally passed Lhe: Con Oil Det
If honsc 273 to 187, lent our short o(' Wets Suffer Setback i Corn E :•,d -
-r.'a two third. maj,"!ty of oil vote,; : Crane
r3st. Th,- hnum, npproved the I By The Associated 1'reea C•ub Am > :gs:
- I house-.wmate compromise bill later Proponents of the sale of liquor (liras H"ne::a
22o to 09 by the drink took a setback Tues- j I3oug .die
v Cntittg to ovrrnrle .�r rn 253 Rc. I day as the cities of T% In Falls and ; Pn�,•n:
- puiilicans and X5 Demmritn.Moscow, the only two of the lar[-! Fxt ARI _.
S^ florin was the vutr In tht , er cities where the question same I h:nstniaa
tense, strained I..,u.e that Repub_ • to a vote. banned across the bar Irl A+rt.+
't�lican Lender Itnlle.k of In'llanx' vending of spirits. i Rt 1'0.
I. demanded n rr, nprt.ilntinn. How. A uwinrity of the other towns; F_r:e fill
t'cerr, the nx:rsiL➢t onflrmod the v,,tios "rn,,day also w.•nt dry. f lien k;e:
In both T•.vin Fa1L and }f o.r°w Clan
n rl gl mJ tnliv. ten Ur,.
It all som" up nl 'hh: the margin by which the drys won �,.
vas ton, (Io,j.
.cin tar 4a ntllllnn ir.•,,;;,r letpny. lest Twln Fall. tabled! (7,no.1">-
'rrs will go ri;.ht ali—I4 paylnc the 7747 Against llqunr by the d:ink do Yrr e
noon frdrrnl fq+.r± for :)Ie time to 2115 1n favor Monro+- Lu'ne.{ it 7lud >P• -`p
-'heln A. •Inwn NO to UM
•Thr, Ftrtu;igirsn ar.4 .'.!- •r•,.r. Aitliongh the votln=
man's rin-hin.- Iden- nn v;h^'her a vl-:tory for ampnit^,an a; a: ri er' jn: 7tan
this in right or .,. ng .v., h- I'Vir- •L7 ....s had n.: ..•ea In. .`: . -.
.• thein thprnpl in !h, ,n•t 1:,,- n..nn:
�, e••.tn rohCal;Y z e, I
Hua nae ,);e rhe, ashes In ether ....ea - , a :