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R.C.P. ~: ~ December 8, 1914. Auditing-- The Auditor respectfully reports having examined bills against the City for the month of November, 1914, and recommends payment of same to the following amounts: $3,498.35 for the City Proper; $137.00 for the Sixth Ward; and $109.67 for the Seventh Ward. In'this connection, the Clerk stated that there were Public Property bills to amount of 109.67, Almshouse, $~6~.80, and Police, $7.10, which were due but the Chairmen of such Commit- tees had failed to approve the~same. Whereupon, it was ordervd that said bills be allowed, subject to subsequent approval by the respedtive Chairmen.- Then all Herbert, Branch, White, Burgess, Cain, Moore, Hutc] Laylor, Wright, Morgan~ Baldwin, Moore (Robt. Finance-- Hon. Common Council. Gentlemen:-- Your Financ~ of the bills named were allowed and by the following vote~: Line, Whitelrarst, See, 16. herein concerning the following matters referred to the Join1 Referred by Common Oouncil Novemb, 1914: Aut~orized to submit to the Judge of the Hustings Court more than ten names, and respectfully request that he consid~ lng the appraisers for the i915 assessment of real estate. We report that we have selected such list of ten ns Judge of the Hustings Court. An appropriation of $90.00, out of appropriation to the ley gutter across Armstrong street at Ann. It is recommended tD~t such an appropriation be all in the Street Department. To maes available the appropriation allowed in the Budge street, between Armstrong and Owens. It is recommended that such appropriation of $175.6 To transfer SS00.00 from "Repairs to Asphalt" to "Incin~ Incinerator for balance of the yea~. It~is recommended that said transfer be made. (All 17 th). An appropriation of $90. to pay a bill of J. S. Wright of the City Treasurer and City Collector. It is recommended that said amount be allowed, out Public Property Department. An appropriation for a light at the corner of Dinwiddie We report that this matter will be considered for An appropriation of $300.00 to purchase a t~sting machi~ We report that such an appropriation will be consid Reports of the Auditor, Treasurer, and Sixth and Seventh Progress as to same. Report of the Auditor of following bills held up by him, or because they exceeded the appropriation allowed for same: $1Zl.33; Poli~e, $3.00; Etections~ $90.15; Sixth Ward, $195.0 . . It is recommended that $S5.63 be allowed the Public to the Fire Department, out of any unexpended bAianees due th Department, out of any unexpended balances due this Departmen Out of Sixth Ward funds. The amount of $90.~5 for Elections the COunciis~ (S~e records C. C. Nov. 10th, P. 318, and B. o: A request of the Commissioner of Revenue that the Sixth the Seventh Ward with $14B.41~now credited to the 9ity Preps It is recommended that warrants be drawn mn fayor o amounts named. ~ repor~ of the Commissioner of Revenue of taxable value It is recommended that the Auditor be instructed to such amounts found on ~he books of the Commissioner of Revenu A petition of the Salvation Army for financial assistanc City. Progress. It is recommended that the following named parties stated, paid in error for night soil tax: -Frank L. Smith, $5. L. W. F~iebert, $9.00, years 191~, 1913,~ and 1914, in t~ J. E. Sing, executor of ~no. T~ King estate, $1.S0. ~as. W~ Land, administrator of John W. Land, $7.~0, year H. L. Alexander. $5.40. year 1914. Ayes--Corbitt, Montague, Committee respectfully reports Finance Committee November 10-17, lOth. list of not less than six nor the names so submitted in appoint- es and have submitted it to the "Street Department,~ to lay a val- owed, out of any available funds for paving the south side of ~nn be made available. ator," to meet expenses of the owed by Board of Aldermen November or painting and papering offices of any unexpended balances in the and King streets. ~e Budget of 1915. ~ for lights. ~red for the Budget of 1915. Ward Boards for October, 1914. because of lack of appropriation Public Property, $85.63, Fire, Property Department and $1~1.3~ s~e Depsrtments; $3.00 to Police ~, and $195.08 to the Sixth Ward, has already been provided for by A. Nov. 17th, P. 84). Iard be credited with $307.~5 and ~ the Sixth and Seventh. Wards to for the year 1914. charge the City Collector with to-enlarge its usefulness in the ~e refunded the several amounts ~0, in Seventh Ward. Seventh Ward. 191~ and 1Si4.