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R. C. P.
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<br />February 8, 1916.
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<br />its ~share of Qu~rs~utine expenses for the balance of the current year.
<br /> Progress as to s~me.
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<br /> To make availabIe $25.00 provided in the Budget of 1916 for taking care of incorrigible
<br />children, until they can be permaaently placed.
<br /> It is recommended that $25. be made available for this purpose.
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<br />A communication from J. C. Eayer & Co.~ of Cincinnati, inquiring whether the City would
<br />to refund its $5~,000. of outstanding notes into bonds.
<br /> We report that it is not advisable to make notes out of the City for such an ~mount.
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<br /> A recommendation of the Fire Committee to make available the sum of ~1~,500o for new e-
<br />quipment for the Fire Department, to be.used as follows: Combinat~on Eotor Hose and Chemical
<br />Wa~on~ $9,000; 1500 ft. of Hose, $1,500, New House, $1,000; EqUippmr~ Said House, $500; Three
<br />Men, $2,~00.00.
<br /> It is recommended that the Fire! Committee be authorized to prepare soeoifications
<br />and a~vertise'for bids for fire apparatus, &c., when they m~y deem it e~ivisabl~ so to do.
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<br /> (With Light Committee) Instructed to have a light placed on the West Park View Bridge.
<br /> It is recommended that the appropriation be allowed, as provided for in the Budget
<br />'under "Light Department."
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<br /> A request of the Cit~ Treasurer to borrow $20,000. for Current Expenses ~ud $10,000. fo~
<br />School Expenses, for February, 1916.
<br /> In mccord~uee with resolution a~ioptsd by the two branches of Council December
<br />1915, and January 18, 1916, and approved by the Nayor, authorizing the Finamce Committee to
<br />instruct the proper Officers to make notes to meet Current Expenses of the City aad to renew
<br />notes-- we report that we have instructed said Officers to make notes in the several City
<br />banks to amount of $20,000. for .Cu=rent E~loenses during February, 1916, and to renew notes
<br />for $47,500.00, f~lling due in March, 1916.
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<br />Referred by Board of Aldermen Jauu~ry 18th.
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<br /> A bill of B. F. Long to amount of $15.00, for services in checking licenses in the Sixth
<br />Ward. Progress.
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<br />TTa m~':~ai!a~Is~th~amount a~llowed in. the Budget for "Jail Supplies."
<br /> It is recommended that said amount be made available, to be. paid one-twelfth monthly.
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<br /> To make available $1,275.00, out of Bond Issue, for resurfacing County street in the Sixth
<br /> It is recommended that said amount bs made available, out of Sixth Ward Bond Account.
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<br /> We repor~ further that we have examined a contract and bond of Er. A. F. Flynn to
<br />construct a concrete culvert on the south end of Dinwiddie street, and recommend that said
<br />bond and contract be accepted°
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<br />(Signed) J.T. Hanvey, Chairman.
<br />(Signed) E.L. Barlow, Vice-Ohairm~n.
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<br />On motion, the report of. the Co~mmt~e~ was adopted ~nd by the following vote:
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<br /> Ayes--Herbert, Branc~h, White, Burgess, Cain, Hanvey, ¥oore (Joe. S.),
<br /> - Hutchi. ns, Leavztt, Wright (Earl H.), Eorgan, Wright (Grover C.)
<br /> Baldwin, Score (Robt. L.), 1~. '
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<br />Streets--
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<br />Hon. Common Council--Board of Aldermen.
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<br />Gsn~lem~n. - Your
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<br />Street Committee
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<br />respectfully reports herein concerning the following m~tters referred to the Joint Street Com-
<br />mittee january l~-lSth, 1916:
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<br />Referred by two branches Jany.. 14-18th.
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<br /> Authorized to ~dvsrtise for bids to supply curbing for the south side of Wythe street,
<br />between Third and Fourth; west side of Third, between Harrison ~nd Wythe; ~ud north side of
<br />~ythe, between Second and Fourth; to be paid out of allowance for same in the Budget of 1916.
<br /> We report that the City Engineer has been instructed to advertise for bids to be
<br />presented to the Council at its March meetings.
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<br /> Authorized-to advertise for bids
<br />same in the Budget of 1916.
<br /> Progress as to same.
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<br />to supply a Repair Outfit for
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<br />Streets,
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<br />out of allowance
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<br /> (And City Engineer) Instructed to deposit dirt taken from streets on the playground and
<br />cemeteries when it is most convenient and less expensive to do so.
<br /> Progress. Referred by Boamd of Aldermen Jany. !~tho
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<br /> A petition of the Sixth Ward Board for an mppropriation of $1,050. to buy three lots to
<br />9pen up London street through to Ninth avenue.
<br /> It is recommended that an ~opropriation of $700. be allowed for purchase of two lots
<br />to open up said street, out of Sixth Wa~vd funds, the Chairman having stated t~h~t his Board,
<br />a~ter subseq%ent investigation, had concluded that two of the lots rimmed would be sufficient
<br />for the purpose,
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