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<br />March %7~ 1911.
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<br /> It is also recommended that the $375, provided in the "budget" for purchase of rubber coats and
<br />boo{s for the Depar*~nent, be now appropriated, and 4.~na~ the Conm~t~ee' + be-allowed to a~yertise ~or
<br />bids for same.
<br /> -~lsg; teat the $150, allowed in .the "budget" for the purchase of a "Tappe~ Auxiliary System,!'
<br />be now app_opr~ated.
<br /> ~' hose be now appropriate~,
<br /> Also, that the $2,590, allowed in the "budget" for ~rohase of ~zre ,
<br />.and that the Committee be allowed to adve~tzse for bids for same.
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<br />(Signed), R. S- Brooks,
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<br />Chairman C. C.
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<br /> On motion, the report of the Committee was adopted, and the recommended appropriations referred
<br />to the Joint~Finance Committee.
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<br />0rdins~ces--
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<br />Hon. Co~non Cottucil.
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<br />Gentiemen:--Your Ordinance Committee respectfully reports
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<br />herein concerning the follm~ng ~tters referred to the Joint 0rdin~uce Com~ tree February i4-2i,
<br />
<br />January !0-17, 1911, and December 20, 1910:
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<br />Referred by Common Council February 14th.
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<br />Au ordinance to es~ablzab_ the office of Bacteriologist ~ud to fix the pay for such office.
<br /> The following ordinance is recommended therefor:
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<br />AN 0P~DINANCE TO ~RE~E T~ OFFICE OF CITY BACTERIOLOGIST AirD TO FIX HIS PAY ~3~D DUTIES.
<br /> (See ordinance book).
<br />
<br /> An ordinance to repeal that section of the Ordinances which prohibits the constructing of tess
<br />pools in the Sixth and Seventh Wards. Progress.
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<br /> An ordinance for codifying the C=~y 0-rdinances.
<br /> It is recommended that a revision and codification of the s~me be made, and
<br />mitres be allowed ~Z00,. or as much of said' ~ountasmmy~bs n~oessary, ~o_ ~ ~ the work.
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<br />that the Com-
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<br />ordinance for putting into. effect the "Gleason system of accounts."
<br /> The following -ordinaucs is recommended therefor:
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<br />AN 0RDINA~ICE TO ESTABLISH TI~E "GDEA~0N SYSTEE" FOR~PING OF ACCOUNTS 0F THE CI~f FINANCES.
<br /> (See ordinance book).
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<br />Referred by Board of Aides, hen February Zlst.
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<br />Advisability of an ordinsnce to require dogs to be muzzled while on ~he streets. Progress.
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<br /> Advisability of paygng all regular policemen $2.50 per day, without regard to length of time.
<br />they may have served.
<br /> We report that, in our opinion, it is not advisable to give ail regular policemen th~ s~me
<br />pay, but would sugges~ that the time for the beginning of pay for ~2.50 be reduced from 2 years to
<br />I year.
<br /> Referred by Common Council January 10th.
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<br />An ordinance for renaming~treet~ in the Sixth Ward.
<br /> The fol!o~ng ~rdins~ce is recommende~ therefor:
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<br />~ 0RDIN~YCE TO CHANGE TPiEN~fES OF CErTAiN STR~T~ IN TP~ SIXTH WARD OF T}IE CITY OF PORTS~0UTH.
<br /> (See ordinance book).
<br /> Referred by Board of Aldermen January l?th.
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<br /> (With City Attorney). A communication from the Mayor concerning the laying of 2-inch water
<br />mains on Bart street, between Eiddle and Court, and'on the south end of Middle street.
<br /> The matter of laying water mains is covered by contract and no ordinance is necessary in
<br />this matter.
<br /> Referred by Board of Aldermen December BOth.
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<br />Au ordinance to prohibit gates from swinging outwardly on the streets.
<br /> The following ordinance is recommended therefor:
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<br />AY 0RD~NCE TO ~R~tiIBIT Tr~ S~INGING OF GATES 0UTYARD~_ OVER Tt~ STR~TS OF TS~ CITT.
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<br />(Si~ed) C.L. Tyler,
<br /> Chairms~u C. C.
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<br /> The report having been read, the Chairmsa of the Oonmnittee remarked that, although his Co.v~ t-
<br />tee has presented the ordinance for a Bacteriologist, to be elected by the Board of Health, as in~
<br />structed to do, yet he was personally opposed to the Ordinance, as he believed that, the Bacteriol-
<br />ogist should be elected by the people, and he would move to amend, that the Bacteriologist be elect-
<br />ed by +~he Council to fill the office until the next regular election for City officers.~
<br /> Dr. B~I~soly moved to amend further, that the BactermctGgzst smould b. instructed to examine
<br />samples of water, when requested so to do by the Board of Water Ocrmmissioners. The amendment offered by Dr. Bilisolywas adopted.
<br /> And the amendment by the Chairman of the Conmzittee was lost.
<br /> Then the Ordinance as amended was adopted, and by the following vote:--
<br /> Ayes--Hall, Parrish~
<br />Hanvey, Brooks, Bilisoly, Li0ore, Baker, Johnson,.Brinson, Reynolds, Cross, Tyler, Ha~s, Hutchins,
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<br /> The ~+oposed ordznance concernzng gates ~nging over the streets was rec0m~tted for further
<br />consideration, while the reco~ended appropriation of SE00 for codification of the Ordinances was
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