June 17, 19 !4.
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<br /> $1,845. for paving upper High street, said amount being in excess of the $~.,000. allowed
<br />in October, .1913, for said work.
<br /> Thins matter was reported on by the Street Committee to the two branches May iP~-igth,
<br />and explained by the Chairman of said Committee to the Common Council, and we understand, .there,-
<br />fore, there is nothing for the Finance Committee to do about it.
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<br /> To consider an appropriation of $4~, or as much of the same as necessary., to pay for ~ddit-
<br />ional workjproposed for the License Inspector.~ .
<br /> -It is recommended that a specia2 app~opr~atmon to said amount be allowed for the
<br />pose n~ed.
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<br /> A resolution with regard to the Committee arranging some man, er in which the floating debt
<br />of the City may be placed on a 5% basis.
<br /> We report that the Committee has this matter under consideration.
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<br /> It is further recommended that the practicing physicians in the City be relieved from
<br />payment of City license tax for 1914-15.
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<br /> It is further recommended that the bond given by the T. M. O. A. for laying a coal
<br />bunker under~ the pavement in front of its new bmilding be accepted.
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<br />(Signed) M.B. Langhorne~
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<br />Chairman B. of A.
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<br /> The reoort ~having ~been read. the Chairm~u explained that there was some misunderstanding
<br />about reeom~mem~ a~pr~p~iati°ne~o ~pa~ bill~ Of~Almsh~se, Police, ~blic Property, ~d Fire De-
<br />partments, and that the m~s'~derstandi~g occ~ed im the special co~i~tee appointed by the Fi-
<br />nite Oo~ittee to investigate thee~ bills and report to the full Committee ~ith ~eco~endation
<br />as to w~t d~spo~al should be made of t~em. He s~ated that his understanding was that said bills
<br />should ~ pa~d if they di~ not exceed 1/lZ of the~apprppr~a~io~:.for them. . ~
<br /> Therefore, all of such bills as did not exceed 1~1~ of their appropriation would take t~i=
<br />usual course, he said, and the other bills remain in ~nds of t~ Finance Co~ittee.
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<br /> There was some discussion al~o with regard to the recommended appropriation of $45. fo~ pay-
<br />ment of additional work proposed for the License Inspector.
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<br /> Finatly~ the re~t~ of the Finance Comities was a~opted as presented, except as to allow-
<br />~ce of certain~ bills h~d up by the Audits= as before ~loned ~d except as to relievin~g phy-
<br />sicians from payment of City license tax for t91~15, ~d by the following vo~e:
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<br />Ayes--WilliamS, Flournoy, Langhorne, Ballentine, Adams, Privett, Markham, Davis,
<br /> Pile, 9.
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<br />Third. Communications from the Mayor.
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<br /> The Mayor returned his approval of the following matters adopted by the two branches of
<br />City Council May ?-i~-lgth, 1914:
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<br /> To make award to Lorenzo Oa~r to repair the Market House for
<br /> To refer to Public Proper~y Commi.ttee, with power ~o act, request of the Ladies Libr. ~a~. As-
<br />sociation to be allowed to use the off zees formerly occupied by Judge Crocker and the buXlding
<br />attached to it by a nlatform, for a public free library.
<br /> To make available $4,000.00 for R~epairs to Market House.
<br /> Te make available $1~0. for Ambulance & Harness for. the Almshouse._
<br />To allow the following bills held up by the Auditor: $tG0.54 to Board of Health (special);
<br />$E56.$~. to Sewerage, out of its appropriation; $47E.6~ to Sixth Ward and $667.41 to Seventh Ward~l
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<br />respectively, out of funds of sa~d a~s.
<br /> To relieve the estate of late Jno. L. Watson from pavement of $1ES.'for City taxes for the
<br />year 1913, by order of court.
<br /> To pay bill of Frank Dunknm to amount of $159.S5, for removal ef 4sad horses, and City Col-
<br />lector instructed to put in a bill against Dalby, Nottingham Co. for refunding said amount to
<br />the City.
<br /> To make available $5,000. to Ming s Daughters Hospital for the year 1914.
<br /> To make available ~?00. all~wed in. Budget for "Sewering ~nter's & Eastwood's Lanes."
<br /> To make available $1~5. allowed in Badget for "Repairs to Sewer Power House."
<br /> To make avail~ble the following amotmts all?wed in Budget fo~ Street Department: $275.~ for
<br />Friends Church Dra~n~ $175. for Sidewalk. on.S~'$~de of Anne St.; $?00. for. Street Fi~lli~ng; $175.
<br />for ~idewalk on N. Side of Randolph St~; and $487.E0 for Concrete Curb & Gutter on~aroAine St.'
<br /> To authorize the Treasurer to make notes for $7,000. to meet School Expenses zor May, 1914.
<br /> To appropriate.S160, for increase of pay of paid. men of the Fire Department, said amount
<br />being for increa.se of pay from January I, 1914. -
<br />~ To make avamlable to Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children $~50. allowed in Budget
<br />mcr "C~elty to Children."
<br /> To allow $t66.~5 for suitable a~pparatu, s for the Se.aler of Weights & Measures.
<br /> To all?w, out of Seventh Ward funds, $800. to continue an lB inch pipe line on Lincoln s~treet~
<br />between Effingham and Washington.
<br /> To pay bills of Water Company to amount of $5~0. for hydrant rental in the Sixth and Seventh
<br />Wards for 3 months~ ending December 31, 1915, out of Nard funds.
<br /> To refund to Y. M. C. A. taxes paid for pzeperty on south side of High street, purchased
<br />for its new.building, less the tax for one month (month of April)~ when t~e Y. M. C. A. received~L
<br />rent for sazd propertyj
<br /> To grant permission to E. P. Lindsay to put an underground pipe for .ga.so~ine on the s~r~et
<br />curb at No. 5~1 Middle street~ provided the work be done under the supervision and to approval
<br />of the City Engineer.
<br /> To allow J. H~ Sharp and sundry others to ru~ a private sewer pipe through High street, be-
<br />t~een First and Second avenues, to empty into the creek between Third and Fourth avenues, provided
<br />no tunnelling is done tunder the permanent pavement and the work is done to approval of the City
<br />Engineer and Board of Health.
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