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Fe%ru~ry 11, 19!0.
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<br />The budget of Receipts znd Appropriations for the year 1910,
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<br /> Anticipated ReceiptsL
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<br />General Tax 122,226
<br />Back Tax i0~000
<br />Int. criB ack Tax 3,300
<br />Advertising Back Ta~
<br />Licenses
<br />Penalties 2,000
<br />Fines 2.500
<br />School Tax 20,000
<br />M~rket T~X 610
<br />Rent of ~rket Stalls 1,984
<br />S. A. L. Ry. 0o. 2,500
<br />N. & P. T. Co., License~
<br />" "" " " Use of Sts. 500
<br />GroundRent 580
<br />Soil Tax ?50
<br />Dog Tax 1.000
<br />Defining Lines for Lots 200
<br />Opening of Streets 1,000
<br />Burial Permits 6 350
<br />Norfolk county ~erries 7,600
<br />B~lanoe on Hand 5,778
<br /> Total, $289,688.
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<br />For ~e City proper.
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<br /> Appropriations.
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<br />Street Cles~fng 11.000
<br />Street Repairs 3,500
<br />2~lice 25,700
<br />Fire 20,300
<br />F~b!ic Property 3,000
<br />Almshouse 5;000
<br />Board of Health 7,000
<br />Sewerage 10,000
<br />Officers, S~laries 18,000
<br />Court Ex~enses 5,0~0
<br />Lights 9,000
<br />Pabtic Schools ~0,000
<br />Cemeteries 2,540
<br />Oontingent 5,000
<br />Water 5,000
<br />Coupons, general
<br />~ " Fifth ~ard 3,~12
<br /> " " Ferry 1,250
<br /> Int. on Reg. Bonds 4,000
<br /> " " Notes 3,000
<br />K. Ds. Hospital 1,200
<br />Elections 300
<br />Regist~tion 150
<br />Crushed Stone 2,500
<br />Incinerator 1,587
<br />Sidewalks 1~000
<br />Sixth Wd. Eng. House 2',800
<br />Seventh Wd. Eng." 5,300
<br />Repairs to above 1,200
<br />Chambers' Co. Hall 650
<br />COUrt Street Bridge 3,500
<br />Glasgow Street Drain ~00
<br />Catching Dogs 250
<br />Sinking Fund 2,5~0
<br />Washington St. ~td. 1,600
<br />Orav~ord St. Extd. 8,000
<br />Fire Alarm System 2,700
<br />Street'~weeper 400
<br />Horses. for Fire Engs. 900
<br />Extra Fire Eqdipment 1,070
<br />Clerk's Office 20,000
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<br />Balznce,
<br />Total.
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<br />~propriations for the SixthW~rd--
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<br />For Salaries, Officers and Office'Ex~enses,
<br /> Streets-clocking and maintenance,
<br /> Drainage-cleauingand ~intenance,
<br /> Shells for Streets,
<br /> Lights and Lamps,
<br /> Board of Health,
<br /> Incidentals.
<br /> Total,
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<br /> 3 o.oo
<br /> 250.00
<br /> 6oo.oo
<br /> ~oo~oo
<br />1,~00.00
<br />2,7 5.oo
<br /> 5~1. co
<br /> 466.00.
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<br />(The Sixth~ard Lo~l Board furnished no estimates of anticipated Receipts).
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<br />the ability of the City to provide them,
<br /> ize the issue of $50~000. of bonds for
<br /> Attorney be instructed to dr~ft ~ bill
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<br />The issue of bonds for buiSding D~olic sshool houses.
<br /> We h~ve considered this matter very carefully, keeping in view both the need for soho'el houses
<br /> and recommend that the General Assembly be ssked to ~
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<br /> school buildings ~nd other school purposes; and that the 0i~y
<br /> to cover this object.
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<br />The auditing of the Treasurer's accounts between August 31st and December 31st. 1909.
<br /> Progress as to same~
<br /> (Signed) Jno. Hov~rd Hall,
<br /> Ghairm~. O. O.
<br /> W. Jones ~illi,~ns,
<br /> Ohairman. B. of A.
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<br /> The report having been read the chai=m~n of t~e 0ommittee stated that the Council should exer-
<br />cise more th~n usual economy in expending the 0ityfunds this yea~r~ and. keeping that fact in mind,
<br />lzis Co~mittee had recommended no special appropriations whatsoever. ~hat in recommending a bond is-
<br />'sue of.$5~,000 Eot the erection of school building~ they had gone ~s far as they could go without
<br />~xceedinE the City's bond limit, nor could eve~hmt ~mount of school bonds be issued except by hold-
<br />mng up a part of the intended issue of bonds for street paving, dc.
<br /> After some discussion of the bond issue for school buildings, between the chairma~ of the Com-
<br />mittee., other members of the Council~ and Mr. ~Iara~all of the School Board, the recommended budgets
<br />~d the bond issue were adopted by the following vote, the vote being the sa~e for each:
<br /> Ayss--Eall~ Jno. Howard~ ~atts, Dashie!l~ Harvey, Brooks. 0orbitt. N~i~on..~.
<br /> Hall~ J. H.. Jr., Brinson, Cross~ ~ithy, Tyler, Hawks, E%%tchins,
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<br />Second. An ordinance adopted by the Boar& of Aldermen December 21, 1909, concerning duties of
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