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C.Of C VOTED TO CIICULATE
PE Tl TON Cent. frcn page i
of I"corporation and sot a date for an
oleciion should ho docido in favor of tho
novo* Bonafido residents uerO defined as
being adults, 21 years of ago, uho havo re
sided in the Territory for one year, and
30 days in tho Vicinity,
'r.C. Muu roughly outlined the proposed
boundaries of tho area to be incorporated
as reaching as far oast as tho Airport,but
not including the Airport; to the south as
far as tho F. ir Grounds, but not Including
tho Fair Grounds; to the uost includir.^
tho Incas, Snodgrass and part of tho Br roo
addition; and to tho north including -/..o' .
Snith, Christonson and Snodgrass addit ::iSj
A1 Hour nas prosont at the mooting rrr a
carefully coirmiled set of figures to prevq
that Incorporation nould place a ginan^T.:
burden upon tho Conqunity riiich oould o..'„•••
roigh all of the advantages that night be
incurred. Ho proposed rather that a Util
ity District be foimed. In Hager.’s report
had been included tho entire burden of tax
os for Tjhich this school oould bo rospore i
blc. This has been estimated to bo about
v25,000.00 according to figures rccoivod
from Dr. Ryan.
Carl Ruorusson stated that he felt that
tho Incorporation of the School District
should really come first because the burden
of tho school taxes should be born by the
Valley and not by tho toon alone.
E.C, Stack dolled far a listing of advan—
tagcs frcn I: cor'oration.
Ho was answered by Jack Mazo who stated
that it r.'ould give us bargaining power and
and agency which could accopt funds such as
tho allocation for the Hospital and funds
for tho Airport. Ho stated tjint wo rould
have to'put something out before -we could
expect something. Thon he pointed'out that
no could have bettor lac and ordor, be able
to finance the Fire Department better, and
got Federal Hbtrsing. Tho disadvantages
t;cra, he said, maiiily taxos.
A1 Hawen at this po'int began plugging for
tho Utility District. Ho mo Luted out that
taxos would not be necessary if the District
o"ned something with which to make moneyj
such as 'Tater, Sewer and the Fire Department
Jr.dor this arrangonont we would bo able to
get tho 1$ tax that r , be levied here
ondcr the now Territorial law.
C rl Rasmussen said that tie Utility Dis
trict form had one fault and that was -hit
the people had no control over the'Co.m.
sioners and_ they had too much power.
The argument came to a climax when Rev
Alfsen made a motion that the petition fen
Incorporation be circulated. Very few ri'
tho 37 present were members and thus h a
no powor .to vote. As it was evident thru
that the majority of the members prose;.-,
woro in favor of the move, the rest of fh.
group requested that a poll vote bo taken
._^Cont. on pp, 11