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t15 <br /> <br />R. C. P, <br /> <br />Februar~ 16, 1915. <br /> <br /> Resolved, That the Treasurer be, and he is hereby, authorized to make notes in The Merchantsl <br />& Farmers Bank, The Bank of Portsmouth, the Bank of Tidewater, and The First National Bank of <br />~or~smouth, to amount of Ten Thousand Do$1ars ($10,000.00), to meet School Expenses for February, <br />1915; said amount to be repaid from revenues of the City for the current year. <br /> <br /> A statement from the Auditor of coupons becoming due in January and Feb~ua~y, 1915. We report that payment for these coupons has been provided for. <br /> And in this connection, it is recom~me~ded that the Auditor and Treasurer be instructed <br />t'hat in future, payment for coupons shall be arranged for at least 60 days in advance of date <br />when they may become due. <br /> <br />To make available appropriations allowed in the Budget for hose, hose expander and couplings~ <br /> Progress. <br /> <br /> Bills of the Portsmouth Star against the Sixth and Seventh Wards to amounts of $12~.~0 and <br />$149.00, respectively, for advertising the Deliquent Tax List. <br /> It is recommended that these bills be paid, out of the first funds available to the <br />said Wards. <br /> <br /> Resolution with regard to the City Collector and City Treasurer depositing funds of the <br />City equally or as near equally as practicable, between the four banks of the City. <br /> It is recommended that the resolution presented to the Common Council January lath, <br />1915, in regard to the depositing of f~uds in the several City banks, be adopted (See records <br />of the Common Council January 12th, page ~47). <br /> <br /> A petition of the Norfolk Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children for an appro- <br />priation of $2§0. to take care of indigent children from Portsmouth for 19i5. <br /> It is recommended that said petition be allowed, and an appropriation to amount of <br />$~50. be allowed. <br /> <br />done <br /> <br />Recommendation of the Street Committee that $1,495.15 be allowed to F. <br />on upper High stree$. <br /> It is recomm~ended that said amount be allowed. <br /> <br />J. McGuire for work <br /> <br />Referred by Board of Aldermen January 26th. <br /> <br /> (And City Attorney, with power to act) A communication from J. Davis Reed, member of the <br />House of Delegates, calling attention to a bill proposed by the Tax Revision Committee to amend <br />the present law taxing water, heat, light and power companies. <br /> We report that no action is necessary on this matter. <br /> <br /> To consider the advisability of <br /> It is recommended that the <br />loan to the City of suoh~TUnds as it <br /> ~rs. <br /> - A petition of^C. E. Grant to be <br />at $$0~ South street. Progress. <br /> <br />borrowing.SS3,000, from the Sinking ~und Commission. <br />Board Of Sinkimg Fund Oommissioners be applied to for <br />may have on <br /> <br />a <br /> <br />relieved from payment of delinquent taxes on her property <br /> <br />Matter of charging the cost of improvement of Pearl street. <br /> It is recommended that~this matter be referred to the Street Committee. <br /> <br /> A petition of Ralph Bendon, policeman, to be paid ~53.75 for E1 1/~ days lost from duty <br />on account ef injuries received in the line of dutyj <br /> It is recommended that said petition be granted, and that the appropriation be allowed. <br /> <br /> Authorized to arrange for taking care of City coupons due E~br~ary lsd, 1915. <br /> ~ee report under section above that payment of coupons becoming sue in January and <br />February has been provided for. <br /> <br /> (With Sewerage Committee) Matter of a telephone for the Chief Engineer of the Sewerage De- <br />partment. <br /> It is recommended that this matter be referred to the Sewerage Committee for conside- <br />ration. <br /> <br /> Tour Committee respectfully reports that in accordance with ordinance recently passed, <br />$.~00,000. two year 0% notes have been issued and the issue sold to Mess. J. C. Mayer & Co. of <br />C~cinnati, 0., at par, less 1% brokerage. Notes were dated January 1st, 1915, and acc~ed in- <br />terest from date of notes to January $Oth on which date delivery was made through the Merchants <br />· ~-~E~m~rs Bank of Portsmouth and the German Natmonal Bank of ~inoinnati, 0., amounting to $1,000. <br />was deducted from the brokeCa~e. <br /> The SEO0,O00. received from the German National Bank of Cincinnati was deposited in <br />the four local b~ks) so divided as to reduce the amount o_ City s paper held as to December <br />~let, 1914, to the same amount, as follows: <br /> Amount Deposited. <br /> <br /> Merchants & Farmers $~800.89 <br /> Bank of Portsmouth <br /> Bank of Tidewater <br /> First National 40,908.88 <br /> $200,000.00 <br /> You~ committee would respectfully recommend that the <br />i~e up the homes held by ~he four local banks as of Dec. <br />~o~ve shows, deposited in the banks respectively, and the issuing~of one note at ~% interest. <br />for the balance due each bank~ namely~ $12.041o. 1~ to each of th~two first named and $12,041.12 <br />to the two last named banks, when advmsed by the Finance Committee to do so. <br /> <br /> Balance Due. <br /> <br /> lB, 041.1~ <br /> 12,041.12 <br /> <br /> $48,164.50 <br />City Treasurer be authorized to <br />1914, by payment of amounts a- <br /> <br />(Signed) E.S. Buries@, <br /> Actg. Chairman. <br /> <br /> <br />