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<br />to his present impaired physical condition.
<br /> In view of Capt. Hali's request, findings of the Oity Physician, and his recom-
<br />mendation, and recommendation of the Retirement Board, I recommend that Gapt. Hall be
<br />tLved, effedtive February 1st, 1933, at an armual pension of $781.20. The records in the
<br />Police Department show that Caot. Hall has been in continuous service since August 25th,
<br />191?, which under our rules entitles him to a pension of $781.20 per annum.' He will.be
<br />fifty-eight years of age in May of this year.'
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<br />Mr. Fox moved to concur in the 0ity Manager's reco~nendation.
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<br /> Notion of Mr. Brooks to lay on table and to request the Gity Manager to assign
<br />Mr, Hall to some light duti~=s was lost, and by the following vote:
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<br />Ayes - Brook~, Hutehins, 0gg - 3-
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<br />Nays - Fox, Mayo, Moore, Oast- 4.
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<br /> On motion of Er. Brooks, Gapt. Hall w~s allowed the privilege of the x~oor and
<br />sooke i~ reference to his retirement. Substitute motion of Mr. Brooks to refer back to the
<br />Gkty Manager for further investigation and to report back at next meeting, was lost, a nd by
<br />the following vote:
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<br />Ayes - Brooks, Hutchins, 0gg - 3.
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<br />Nays - Fox, Mayo, Moore, Oast- 4.
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<br /> Vote being taken on Mr. Fox~s motion to concur in the Gity Manager's recommenda-
<br />tion,' same was adopted, and by the following vote:
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<br />Ayes - Fox, Mayo, M~ore, Oast- ~.
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<br />Nays - Brooks, Hutchins, Ogg - 3.
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<br /> Mr. Brooks takLug exception to the announced 'vote as being contrary to the ordi-
<br />nande requiring a two-thirds vote necessary to make additional appropriation.
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<br /> 8th - 'In accordance with your request at meeting of January lOth, I a~showing
<br />below names, occupations and monthly pay of employees that were relieved from service as of
<br />'December 31st, 1932, due to the reduced budget for 1933, and the five relieved from duty in
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<br />the Police
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<br />Department.
<br /> E~Lo Parker, Building Inspector
<br /> Geo. A. White, Assistant ~anitary Inspector
<br /> Miss Minnie Williams ~ Nurse, Dept. Public Health
<br /> ~iss Elizabeth WingTield, Stenographer & Clerk-
<br /> Dept. Public Health
<br /> ~. T. Brown, Purchasing Agent
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<br />D'. T. Ballentine, Hodman, Engineering Dept.
<br />~rs. Addle B. Johnson, Glerk, Givil ~ou~t
<br />H.S~ Hart, Hoseman, Fire Dept,
<br />J.M. Broughton~ Ghief of Police
<br />H.A. Eden, Sergeant, Police Dept.
<br />R. 0o Journee, Patrolman"
<br />W.J. Morgan, ~ ~
<br />S~G. Webb, " " "
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<br />$186.00
<br /> 14lo O0
<br /> 1~.75
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<br /> 110. O0
<br /> 186. O0
<br /> llO. 00
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<br /> ~7.oo
<br /> 5.7o
<br /> 13.9.66
<br />· 139.66
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<br /> All of those relieved account of re~.uced budget were notified De~ember 20th, 1932
<br />the next day after the budget was adopted. Mr. M.L. Parker, Building Inspector, is being em-
<br />ployed temporarily as an inspector in the Engirmering Department. This work will probably
<br />last several weeks. Mr. D.T. Ballentine has been offered another position in the Eng&neering
<br />Department, but to date has not gone to work on the position. Miss Minnie Williams was not
<br />the youngest nurse in service, but when she heard that one position of nurse was to be abol-
<br />ished, she made a request that she be furloughed until her services were again required, as
<br />she had been considering retiring for some time. Ar. W.T. Brown has been given some tempo-
<br />rary work that will last approximately three months. Mr. H.S. Hart is now carried as a sub-
<br />stitute Lu the Fire Department.
<br /> Ar. J.M. Broughton, 0hief of Police, ~s relieved from service, account ineffi-
<br />ciency of the department. At the time he was notified, I advised Mr. Broughton that he would
<br />be carried on the payroll for a reasonable time. I plan to carry him on the payroll for the
<br />month of January. He has already been paid for the first half of Jenny. ry. Sergeant H.A. Eden
<br />and Patrolmen R.O. Journee, W.J. Morgan and S.Bo Webb were relieved from service for cause,
<br />and are no~ being carried on the payroll from the time they were relieved.·
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<br /> Motion of Ar. Brooks to lay on table until next meeting an appropriation of
<br />$1,881.83, was adopted.
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<br />UNFINISHED BUS ~N~SS
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<br />The following communication from the Oity Attorney was read:
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<br /> 1st - 'There are tWO lots of land on the west side of Second Street, between
<br />Harrison and Wythe Streets, which belonged to the Misses Hull, who are now dead, and upon
<br />which taxes have not been paid for several years. The taxes now'due on the land amount to
<br />more ~han the value thereof. A party has recently approached me about the purchase of these
<br />lots and states he will pay as much as $400. for the same.
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