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S'epte~aber 21, 1909. <br /> <br /> think it excessive, and that the m~tter be referred back to the Joint Public Property Committee <br />for further consideration. <br /> <br /> $~,~00 for purchase of a house and attached lot~in the Seventh Ward, owned by J. Davis Reed,_ <br /> for an engine house. <br /> It is recommended that the Joint Public Property Committee be requested to ascertain the <br />cost of putting said house in proper slmpe for au engine house and. also to find whm% would be the <br />cost of a suitable lot elsewhere in the Seventh Ward for an engine house, and for erecting a building <br />thereon. <br /> <br /> To fix the payor a master and a journeyman plumber to serve on the Plumbing Board. Progress. <br /> <br /> To authorize the Treas~er %o make notes in the several City bar, ks to amount of'$18,000 to meet <br /> City current expenses for September,~1909· <br /> It is recommended that theTreasurer be so authorized mnd that the following resolntiom <br /> be adopted therefor: <br /> Resolved, That the Tmeas~rer be and he is hereby authorized to borrow from <br />The Bank of Portsmouth, The Merchants ~nd l~rmers Bank, and. the ~irst Nati0~l Bank cf Portsmouth, <br />the sum of eighteen ~housand ($18,000) dollars, to be repaid from the revemues of the current yemr, <br />and to execute the 0ity~s notes for the same. <br /> <br /> To purchase horses for the Combi~tiongWaemieal Hose Wagons to be used in the Sixth And Seventh <br /> <br /> It is reeommemded that this mmtte~ be~eferred to the Joint ~ire Committee to as-eertaim the <br />cost of the Horses. <br /> <br /> A petition of policem~, J. M~ D~ke, to be paid for 19 days <br />ness, f~om Ju~e 29th to JulylSt~.lg09.' <br /> It is recommended%hat ~e-petition be g~a~ted. <br /> <br />lest from.~uty om accoumt of sick-~ <br /> <br /> $125 fo~ eatehin~ dogs, requested by the <br /> It is recommended that the appropriation be made. <br /> <br /> A bill against the City to mmeu~t ef $2,B3B.79, re~dered by the 01e~k of the Norfolk <br />Court, for expanses in "amneXmtio~' proceedings., Prog~ess~ <br /> <br /> The advisability of asking the Co~pormtion Commission to imcremse the assessment of the Traction <br /> Compar~vYs electric plant, &e.; to emgmge an experteteetr~eia~ to appear before the Corporatiom eom- <br />-mission in the interest of this matter. <br /> It is recommended that the ~ayor and the 01ty Attorney be sent to Richmond to attend to <br /> this business. <br /> <br />The Auditor's and Treasurer's reports for July~ 1909. <br /> The Olerk r~ports that he has examined thses reports and foumd them to be correct. <br /> <br />Market notes for the incoming year. <br /> We have examined these motes and recommend that they be accepted. <br /> <br />0~ncetled coupons to~amoumt of $2~,444, reported by the Auditor. Progress. <br /> <br /> A oomm~ieation from the Superintendent-of Public Schools <br />school pupils in the several cities of the State. <br /> This eommtu~ieation is motieed im the report relative <br /> <br />in regard to relative cost of public <br />to the public schools further on. <br /> <br /> The bond a~d contract of Huybert & DunJ~dm for removal of Night-soil <br /> The bond a~d eo~tx~et have been e~dorsed by the ~ityAttorney, mud it is recommended that <br />they be accepted. <br /> <br /> To fix the bond of the Auditor for the i~eoming yemr. <br /> It~is recommended that the bo~d of the Auditor be fixed mt $2,000.00. <br /> <br /> Am mppliea%iom of the Bank of Tidewater for a proportion of the City's deposits and loans. <br /> It is.recommended that the City deposit fumds with amd b~row from the Bank of Tidewater <br />on the same terms ms 6btainwith other City baoks. <br /> <br /> Referred by Board of Aldermen August 17th. <br /> <br /> To consider the commissio~ to be allowed the City Collector for funds c011eeted by him on <br />and after January 1, I910. <br /> ~e~have reconsidered the matter carefully, but feel constrained to mmke the same recommen- <br />dation thereon as pre~iously made~ viz; that the City Coile~tor be altoweda eo~issiom of 1-1/2 per <br />cent. on all oolteetior~s m~de by him on and after January l~ 1910. This rate of eommimsion would <br />assure him am i~eome of at least $3,500 per year for the~sevem City ward~ (not taking into account <br /> · <br />anticipated revemue from the re-assessment in 19i0)~ nd we are satisfied that such am aiiowamee <br />would be a liberal s~lary fo~ the office. Mr~ Brimson disse~ts. <br /> <br /> The advisability of purchasing the lots im rear ef the Cooke street public school house for pub- <br />lie sehoolmpurposes. Progress. <br /> <br /> ~, ,~.~* ~m~ fo~ reoair ortho City Hall roof~ &e~: $15.75 for jail roof; <br /> <br /> <br />