January 14, 1916.
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<br />direction ~f aiI City funds s~ter January 1st, 1916, with certain limitations, &c.
<br /> No aGtion~ on account of lack of neogssa~ry vote for same.
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<br /> Second. Matters adopted by the Boa.vd of Aldermen December 28th and referred to the Co--men
<br />Council for eonc'~rrenee.
<br /> To instruct the City Engineer to have put on the playground s~uy dirt that mmy be taken
<br />from the streets to be pmved.
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<br /> To instruct the City Engineer to have put in low places in the Cemeteries dirt taken from
<br />streets to be paved, asfar as a.llowable.
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<br /> Mr. Joe. S. Moore moved to amend, That the Street Committee and City Engineer be
<br />structed to depgsit dirt taken from the streets to be paved on the playground and cemeteries,
<br />when it is most convenient and less expensive to do so. ~,The amendment was adopted.
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<br /> Third. Communications from the Mayor.
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<br /> The Mayor retttrned his approval of the following m~tters s~iopted by the two branches of
<br />City Council December 14-21-28th, 1915:
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<br /> An appropriation of $5~000. to build a conduit across the south end of Dinwiddie street,
<br />in accordance with ~dopted. Pl~ No. 2, out~ ~o~ Oity~ Bo~.Acco~. ' e
<br />To lnstruc~ the ~mto= ~o o=e~t the Sixth W~d wm~h $~00, for lmcens s~ which ~o~t is
<br />now credited ~o the Boy,th ~=d; ~d the Seventh W~d wmth $5Y- for licenses, ~ich ~o~t
<br />now credited to the Sixth
<br />A special mpprop~m~tmon om $150. for Cemetery Dep~tment for
<br />A speci~ mppropri~tion of $150. to meet e~enses of the Incinerator zor the b~nce 0f the
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<br /> A~d ~e to A.F. ~ ~ condu~ ac~oss the sou~h end of Dinwi~ie ~t~eet, in
<br />~cco~d~ce wi~h for s~e, ~t $15.~8 ~er
<br /> Street Pmving Pro~ reco~ by the Joint Street Co~ittee Deoembe~ l~-21st.
<br /> ~mpp~prim$i~ ef $8~735.~ Zo= e~enses of the Public Schools fo~ December, 1915.
<br /> A~mtoz in
<br /> ~ · · h November, be~use
<br /> ~ E~epiml~pro~r~m~mo~ to pmy following bills held up~oy t~e ~ '
<br />o~ l~ of ~oroprimtion for s~e: Fire, $118.00; Police, $18.1&; Almsho~e, $25.00; Dinwmddie
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<br /> To i~struct the City A~ito= to p~y the ~ollowing bills recommended by the Public P~operty
<br />Co, tree, upon ~pprovml o~ the smid Oo~ittee: J. C. Mmthims, for rep~irin~ brick wo~k
<br />the I~epe~en~ Engine House, $20.00; J. C. Eathl~s, for repmiring b~ick work ~t the P~k View
<br />En~ine House, $1~.00; S. Lmsting & Bro., fo= f~nmshing 16 c~rs~ m c~mnge in light, blind
<br />f~ste~n~s~ reo~irin~ ohmirs, ~ f~nishing ~ud lmying linole~, for Oo~t Room, ~pproxim~te
<br />cost $190~.$0,' ~over~ by ~mo~t in B~get of l~l5 fo= "Cou~t Room~" ~. J.~C~oss, fo~ pminti~
<br />roof of the Union Fire House, $18.50;. and m bill for ~mshco~d ~d~ repmirs in b~th room of the
<br />C~b~=s Fire Ho~e, not to exceed $5.00. (Money being mvmi~ble fa= pm~ent o~.mll of mbove
<br />bills).
<br /> To pmy off City ~ployees, whose pmy ~d be due on J~y let, l~16, on Deoembe~ 31et,
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<br />~polnt~.
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<br />m~[ Oh~s~m~e T=ee' ffo~ ~e~m~$on ~o ~l~t ~wo oe~ ~ee~ on ~he Oo~Hou~e
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<br />~e~en, who ~h~ be ~eei~ate~ as a go~ee on
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<br />~he ~e~ 1916;- ~t~oite co~l, ~ ~7~39 pe~ ton~ ~na Poo~henta~ s.~e~ ~oal, ~% $~.6~ per ton.
<br /> To r~e mwm~d to Be~ley & Bt~.~vord %o f~nish wood to the city Jmil, a% $6.$4 per cord.
<br /> To ~e a~d ~o'John N. Be~tt to s~pply ~he'Al~sho~se with ~h2es,'for ~8.00; to ~res-
<br /> l~uer & ~%hony, Sumt~, ~ts, &c., for $298.21; %o L. M. ~zlvest~=, 2p Cords of wood at $6.20
<br /> per cord; ~ to The ~riedlln Co,., Inc., Dry ~ods, &c., ~or $13~.$0.
<br /> The B~get of ~nticipmted Receipts & E~endit~es flor the Year 1916.
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<br /> Forth. R~o~ts of Officers mhd other ~i~shed business.
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<br /> The re,ar reports of Officers for the month of December, 1~15, were presented ~d were
<br /> o~dered to t~e the usual
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<br /> The Auditor made the following report of bills held up b~ htm, beck, se of.l~ok, of mppro-
<br /> primtion for s~e: Wmter Co~ission, $513.07; Bo~d 9f Health, $11.25; ~ire,
<br /> $5~.80; a~ m bill of S. Lasting & Bro. to ~o~% of $112.50, for supplies to-the ~mmm.
<br /> 0n me,ion, the report was referred to the Fi~ce Comities.
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<br /> A request of the City Trems~er ~o borrow ~20,000. for 0~rent E~$nses ~d $I0,000. for
<br /> - edte ~he Fi~ce oo~ittee.
<br /> School E~enses, fo~ the month of Febr~ry, 1916, wms refezr
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<br /> A request off the City Tre~s~er to renew notes t~ ~o~t of $$5,000.00, f~ling due in
<br /> Febru~y,.l~16, w~s_~ted ~d oy the following vot~. Ayes--Herbert, Br~h,
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<br /> B~gess, Hanvey, Moore (Joe. S,), Hutohins, Leavit~ Flme~;~W~i~'(Earl H~
<br /> Eon~m~e, Reynolds, Merge, Baldwin, Moore (RObt. L.),
<br /> The Eeeper of Cemeteries ~e. the following ~epor% of lots ~d ~aves sold in the 0~ Grove
<br /> G~metery d~ing the month of December, 1915:
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<br />December 3, to R. H. Reed, N. H. No. 731, Ave. G.
<br /> 8, J. Fenton Cart, S. H. No.,13O, Ave. G.
<br /> i~.~ J.M. Archer, S. H. No. 7~3, Ave. G.
<br /> Geo. Son2&g, child's grave, No. 924, Ave.
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