Page 189 Jan. 7, 1910

Colfelt absent.

Cash on hand $262.61.

A.W.Hall Prest.
W.J.Edwards, J.C.Smock, L.W.Roellich, E.G.Hagey Councilmen.
J.E.Morback Recorder, Ira Smock Marshal, F.J.Epler Treasurer.

"The marshal was instructed to take charge of putting in and reparing the needed crossings, and bring in his bill for same."

F.J.Epler paid $32.00 for two lamps and elec. current for Nov.

Conz[elmann]. Bros. paid $21.50 for crossing lumber.

Page 190 March 4, 1910.

Colfelt and Weston get permits over Smock's lone No vote.

Epler paid $32.00 for lamps and current in Feb.

Ira Smock paid $16.00 for street work and Marshal salary.

Other bills, no other business.

Page 191 June 4, 1910.

Colfelt and Weston get permits over Smock's lone No vote.

J.E.Morback paid $92.00 for oil for the streets.
A.E.Fletcher paid $2.50 for making apparatus
for oiling streets.

"Upon motion the recorder was instructed to take the matter up with the S.P.Co. [Southern Pacific Railway Company] in regard to opening up Pine street with Eplers addition on the East side."

Page 192 Sept. 2, 1910.

V.V.Meeks is paid $4.00 for oiling the streets.

Cash balance of $282.70.

"Under the heaeding of new business, the matter of defective sidewalks was brought up, and upon mutual agreement the council set as a time to go over the various walks, on Saturday the 3rd, at which time it would be dcided to what extent new walks, and other repairs should be made in putting the Town walks in good condition."

Page 193 Sept. 6, 1910.

A. Helderbrand and Ed Colfelt each receive permits over JCS's lone No.

Page 194 Dec. 2, 1910.

Roellick Yes, Edward Yes, Smock No on Colfelt and Helderbrand permits.

"Next in order was reading of Ordinance pertaining to Light Contract presented by F.J.Epler at meeting of Oct.21st, this ordinance bearing a clause covering a period of ten years lighting the Town of Sherwood Oreg.

"Upon reading of the ordinance for the third and last time, it was passed up to a vote of th Council which resulted as follows: Roellick Yes; Edward Yes; J.C.Smock Yes.

"The matter of light after midnight on special occasions came up, and it was ordered upon vote of the Council that the Recorder be instructed to issue permits to all those who were desires of using the Town lights after midnight, provided that said partis assume all liabilities and pay Mr. Epler for all current used said during said time."