One proposal had been presented from the new official instead of several from various council members.
City Manager John Edy presented a unified budget from his office, rather than the budget proposals that had come in previous years from individual council members who were in charge of managing different city departments.
The council approved the budget but delayed action on a parallel recommendation from Edy for a new ordinance to reorganize city departments. Councilmember Samuel May asked for a one-week postponement so he could study the measure. It had long been on Observatory Hill, where the Students’ Observatory stood on campus. On Aug. 27, 1923, the Gazette reported that it was being moved to a larger structure at a new location, a lawn southwest of the Campanile.
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