1951-05-01 MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MTGMINUTES OF THE REGULAR 'MEETING OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF SOUTH MIAMI HELD TUESDAY EVENING,
MAY 1, A.D. 1951 AT THE COWUNITY BUILDING
AT 8:00 P.M.
The meeting was called, to order by Mayor Fritz,, with all members of the Council,
Attorney Ruff and J. H. Shartle, representing the City's engineers, present.
Councilmen. Barrow, seconded by Councilmen Bryant, moved that the minutes of the last
regular meeting, be adopted as individually read. Motion carried.
PETITIONS & COMMQNICATIONSe
Item 56. A letter from the Dade County Parks Department re: the Parks & Recreation
r-Alng institute to be conducted May 6 to 10 at Highlands Hammock State Park.
Councilman Gresham suggested that the letter be acknowledged with the explanation
that we have no personnel that might come under this category.
Item 57. A 'letter from the South Miami District Chamber of Commerce,, endorsing • the
proposed street re- numboring program but urging the retention of the names of the
major streets as now in use.
Item 58. A letter from the Dade County Engineer, re: the proposed street re- numbering,
toget r with a map of the City of 'South Miami on which he had shown the extension of
the County system of street - numbering.
Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilman Bryant, moved that the letters from the
South Miami District Chamber of Commerce and the Dade 'County Engineer be referred to
t , the Zoning and Planning Board. Motion carried*
Item 59. Letter from H. T. Drake, requesting refund of building permit fee, because
of defeative title -ahich prevented his obtaining; the necessary mortgage to build.
Councilman Barrow, seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that under the circumstances
the $9.00 paid for building permit No. 2652 be rofunded upon surrender of receipt
and 'building permit. Motion carried.
Item 60. A letter of resignation from the Personnel Board, by W. S. C. Boyden.
Mayor Fritz stated that he had contacted Mr. Boyden who now is willing to withdraw
his resignation providing the Council has had the resignation submitted and is willing
to re- instate him or re- appoint him.
Following discussion, Mayor Fritz stated he will deny the Boyden resignation unless
someone on the Council has a reason why the resignation should be accepted. It _
was agreed that the resignation not be accepted.
Item 61. A letter from Mrs. S. M. Greene re: a property line dispute.
Mayor Fritz read the letter and the file on this matter.
Councilmen Gluck, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that -a letter be written to
Mrs. Greene to ask if she can bear out the facts stated in her letter with a car -
tified spot survey, that the City will be glad to work out the matter with here
Mayor Fritz, re: the costs suggested if the City is in error, it will bear the expense,
if it is her error that she should pay.
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Motion carried.
Item 62c A letter from the South Miami Lions Club with request for permission to erect
entrance signs.
Councilman Corley, seconded by Councilman Bryant, mowed that the South Miami Lions
Club be granted permission to erect 2 signs under the supervision of Councilman Barrow.
Motion carried.
Item 63. Written report of W A. Pressley, Jr., Patrol Officer, on the proposed
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u ary Police together with a list of names of the 7 men now ready to serve and
schedule of shifts, was read by Mayor Fritz.
Following discussion,; Councilman Barrow, seconded by Councilman Gluck, moved that
Councilman Gresham proosed with the program outlined, subject to insurance coverage.
Councilman Barrow stated that one of the members of this group made the highest grade
in the course.
Motion carried.
Councilmen Barrow stated several of the group were in the audience tonight and should
be given a vote of thanks. They were asked to rise and an expression of thanks by
applause was given to Messrs. Leach, Arroyo, Kinney, Molina and Burmeister.
Item 64. Water Board report on letter from Consumers Water Company regarding fire
hydrant rental exchanged for taxes, tapping fees, deposits and extension policy.,
Mayor Fritz read the complete report.
Y With reference to Consumers Water Company request, it was felt that it should be
tabled and gone into.
Re: the Southeastern Underwriters Association letter of July 13, 1950, on what it
took to get the 7th. class rating, it was questioned if we still lacked a fire pre-
vention code. It was thought all other requirements had been complied with. A
class of about 15 members meets once a week for 15 weeks.
Following discussion, Councilman Gluck, seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that a
committee be appointed to look into the old code or drew up a new one satisfactory to
the underwriters.
Motion carriede
Mayor Fritz appointed Councilman Gresham as Chairman, with Mr. McConnell and any
third member Councilman Gresham wishes to appoint,
Councilman Barrow, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that a letter be sent
Mrs. Knickerbooker, Mr. McConnellts secretary, thanking her for her efforts on our
behalf. Motion carried.
S ecial Item. E4 L, Cotton, Sr. stated that a charter for a State Bank for South
Miami has been promised and subscriptions for shares are being solicited. He also
spolo of the possible endorsement by the City at 'a later dal*• The bank is to be
located this side of Iced Road and 60% of the subscriptions must be from this side
of iced Road.
Mr. McConnell, re: the extension policy of the Consumers Water Company referred to a
resolution passed by Coral Gables.
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r, Councilman Gluck,; seconded by'Counclman Corley, moved that a resolution setting forth
an extension policy be tabled until the next regular meeting.
Motion carried.
It being already 0:45, bids for the water cooler were ne:cb opened, as follows
dair
Stang's Appliances: Fri g' a PR 35K 3.5 gala cooling capacity $209..75
Shelley's Oasis 10 gal. capacity 240.00
Rogers Electric Frigidaire PR 35 R 3.5 gal.: cooling capacitor 196.81
Frigidaire PR 6 K 6 'gal. cooling, ;capacity 201..37
All bids were accompanied by -a $100.00 bid bone check.
At this point a ,short recess lvas declared, from 9:50 to 10:00 P.IrI.
Councilman Barrow, seconded by Councilman Gluck., moved that they accept the Rogers
Electric bid of $201.37.
Motion carried by poll, as follows
Gluck yes Barrow yes, Gresham yes Bryant yes Corley yes
Item 65. The final tracing of the plat for VICTORIA MANORS approved' by the Zoning Board
and City F129iuoor, ,7rls s1;b- ,tint,c;:a i'or rpprnr� , per Resolution IIo. 406, as foilows9
n RESOLUTION NO. ,406
A RESOLUTION AF'FROXING AND ACCEPTING A PLAT OF
VICTORIA MANORS M- CUTED BY MICHAEL FASCELL AND
VICT(3i'IA FASCELL,, HIS JIiIF% OWNERS, AND DIRECTING
THE MAYOR AND THE CITY 'CLEW OF AND ON BEHALF OF -
THE CITY OF SOUTH !AIAMI TO AFFIX UPON SAID PLAIT THEIR
RESPECTIVE S IGNATURES AS SUCH OFFICERS T OGETHER WITH
THE; CITY'S 'SEAL,.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA:
1. WHEREAS, Michael Fascell and Victoria Fascell, his wife, are the title holders
of the 71est Half (W-2) of SoutT.E.a.;t Quarter (SE4) of Southeast Quarter (SRj) of North-
east Quarter (NR4), Section 36, Township 54 South, Range 40 - ;East, and
2. WHEREAS, the said Michael Fascell and Victoria Fascell, his wife have caused
to be prepared by W. C. Bliss, registered engineer, a plat of VICTORIA MANORS, the same,
being a subdivision of the af ores aidWest'Half (!P�) of "Southeast Quarter (SE -T) of
Southeast Quarter (5E4) of Northeast Quarter ( NE4) of Section 36, 'Township 54 South,
Range 40 East, and
3. WHEREAS, the said plat of VICTORIA MANORS has been submitted, properly, executed
by Michael Fascell and Victoria Fascell, his wife, owners of said VICTORIA MANORS, and
4. i IMEAS, the Advisory 'Zoning and Planning Board finds that said plat conforms'
to all requiremonts of zoning; end right -of -way dedications end recommends its acceptance,
and
5. WHEREAS, the said Michael Fascell has compliod with the requirements of Sec. l
of Ordinance ;211 by depositing a check in the mount of Seven Hundred (5700.00) Dollars
providing for the construction of the street paving in said proposed subdivision in
accordance with the Ci*1 a specifications and at the expense of the said rraners of the
proposed subdivision to be known as VICTORIA WOKS.
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NOW, THEREFORE, DE IT RESOWED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF SOUTfi MIAMI, o
That the said plat of VICTORIA MANORS BE AND THE same is hereby approved and that
the Mq}ror and City Clerk, respectively, be and they are hereby authorized to affix"
their signatures as such officers, together with the seal o
to' said plat. f the City of South Miami
Councilmen Gresham, seconded by Councilman Bryant, moved that Resolution No. 406 be
adopted as read.
Councilman Gluck suggested that the City get in writing that the property owner will
bull -doze the right - of-way and get it ready for paving before putting the plat on
record.
Motion carried by poll., as follows:
Gluck yes Barrow yes Gresham yes Bryant yes Corley yes
Item 68. Engineering Contract. Mayor Fritz read the contract as preparade
Councilman Gluck, seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that the contract as read be
accepted. Motion carried by poll, as followse
es Barrow es Gres
Gluck
Y y ham yes Bryant yes Corley yes
Item. 67. Reading, of caption of Ordinance No. 231, as followss
ORDINANCE NO. 231
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE 'ERECTION, CONSTRUCTION, FABRICATION,
APPLICATION OR REPAIR, OF A ROOF COVERING AND/OR SHEET METAL WORK -IN
THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A
PERMIT AND COLLECTION OF FEES THEREFOR; PROVIDING FOR TIC INSPECTION
OF SUCH ROOF COVERING AND/OR SHEET METAL, WORK BY THE BUILDING
INSPECTOR OFT BE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI, FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE
BY THE PEiRMIT HOLDER TO THE BUILDING INSPECTOR; REGULATING THE
MATERIALS USED AND THE METHOD OF LAYING SUCH ROOF (DYERS; REPEALING
ALL OTHER ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFSICT HEREWITH;
PROVIDING FOR PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR A STATEMENT
OF THE INTENT AND PURPOSE OFT HIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING THAT IN THE
EVENT ANY PART OF THIS ORDINANCE SHALL 'BE DECLARED OR ADJUDGED IN-
VALID OR UNCONSTITUTIONAL; DECLARING THIS ORDINANCE TO BE AN EMERGENCY
MEASURE, AND DISPENSING WITH riE READING OF SAME ON 740 SEPARATE DAYS
BY A FOUR - FIFTHS VOTE OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
Councilman Barrow, seconded bytCounoilmen Corley, moved that Ordinance No. 231 be
placed on first reading in its entirety. Motion carried and Ordinance Noo 231 was
read in its entirety by Attorney Ruff
Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilman Corley, then moved that Ordinance No. 231
be placed on second reading by caption only.
The question of temporary repairs in case of a storm was raised.
Mr. Powell said he would like to see it changed from 1" to 3A" nails, it makes it
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stronger than where the nail breaks through the wood.
Disoussien roe permit fees.
Motion carried.
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Councilman Barrow, seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that Ordinance No. 231 be
declared an emergency and placed on third and final reading in its entirety. Motion
carried,, and Ordinance No. '231 read in its entirety.
Councilman Gresham, seconded by Corley, moved that Ordinance No. 231 be
- adopted as read. Motion carried by poll, as follows:
Gluck yes Barrow yes Gresham yes Bryant yes Corley yes
Attorney Ruff, re: the Plumbing Code'. Mr. Powell was asked to 'check the Miami Code
and turn it over to the Coure it
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Sanitation: Councilmen Corley presented a pe tition're: an open tank at 410 'N. 4the Ave.
and reported he had made arrangements to pump it out but believes the owner should
be required to put a cover over it or fill it in, that it is a hazard to children.
Attorney Ruff stated it is 'a violation of State Law 768.10 and 768.11 to leave any
hole open.
Councilman Gresham was instructed to give the owner 5 days in which to correct the
situation.
Councilman Corley Stated Mr. Gammage would like to go on vacation before the now
truck and tractor are delivered. If Councilman Barrow will permit, G Burmeister
will take supervision of the Sanitation crews during that time.; (2 weeks)"
Councilman Gluck, seocnded by Councilman Barrow, moved that R. C. Gamnage be given
_. a,2- weeks paid vacation based on an average pay received since January 1.
Mr. Gammage stated that Steve Wolcott will take his place as inspector until he
comes back.
Motion carried by poll, as follorRS
Gluck yes Barrow yes Gresham yes Bryant yes Corley yes
Councilman Corley, re: needing some provisions for someone to live out on the trash
pit.
It was suggested to see County Commissioner I D. McVicar or Preston Bird, on
possibility of getting a building from the property 'being cleared for the air port.
Re: a week ordinance,, bring that before the next meeting.
Finances Councilman Bryant recommended an increase in salaries in his department of
=per month for each except Faye Sauerlard for whom he recommended $25.00.
Councilman Gresham, seoonded by Councilman Barrow, moved that the raises proposed
by Councilmen Bryant be granted as of April 1, making the salary schedule as followsa
Sylva G. Marti%.. $310000
Ruby Bar Rell 215000
Elva N. Carballo 210000
Faye 3 Auer l and 200.00
P. D. Loyless 2400,00
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Motion carried by poll, as follows':
Gluck yes Barrow yes Gresham yes Bryant yes Corley yes
Councilman Barrow brought up the need of the Coral Gables High School Band for $100,
to help finance their trip to St. PStersburg to the competitions.
Councilman Corley, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that $100. out of the
M%ror's Expense Account be paid to the Coral Gables High School Band toward their
expenses for the St. Petersburg trip. Motion carried by poll, as follows=
Gluck yes Barrow yes Gresham yes Bryant yes Corley yes
Fire: Councilman Gresham reported that the fire hose ordered quite(�.,ome time ago had
Seen received, that several hydrants have been ;installed and they Yu�ve just about
enough mains to take up all of our hydrants. He asked about doubling the order and
was told to try. ev,
Folios: Councilman Gresham reported that there had been 139 cases in Court last month.
Discussion re: the salary for Judge Theed.
Res a Drunkometer, Councilmen Gresham stated the cost is $225.00 but would pay for
itself by getting convictions of D.W.I. cases.
Councilmen Corley, seconded by Councilman Gresham, moved that bids for one Drunkometer
be advertised for. Motion carried.
Councilman Gluck asked "if the Stata Supreme Court turned them down.
' Attorney Ruff stated that it ruled that a man could not be condemned entirely by that
but it could be used for corroborating testimony.
Councilman Gresham, re: the Pension Fund, when set up - will get a percentage back
from insurancee
Re: the signs, he reported that the garage sign is in front Lof the property and that
the Pure -Oil sign is also on Sauls' property, and they have been notified.
Mayor Fritz said he will take it up. Get the Pure Oil people to take their sign and
the City take out the Loyd's garage sign.
Councilman Corley raised the question of painting a yellow line to indicate sidewalks
from theater.
Councilman Gresham, re : the propos ed entrance s igns t o be put up by the C hamber of
Commerce, submitted a sketch. (Attorney Ruf f' s recordondat ion: The City of
SOUTH Miami welcomes You All)
Councilman Barrow, seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that the Chamber of Commerce
ooimdttee be notified to start work on the project imaediatoly upon the sketch sub-
mitted, locations to be dotorrmined by Councilman Barrow. Motion carried.
Streets 1. Panes i Councilran Gluck suggested reversing the agenda for the no-rt two
msotings on standing; committoo reportse
He procentod Zoning i?oa l recommendations, as follows:
le 'go: LudluM Road Drainage.
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"On Thursday afternoon, April 19, 1951, Councilman Gluck, City Engineer
Wiesenfeld and George> Brewer of the Zoning end Planning Board attended a meeting `
arranged by the Chamber of Commerce with the County Commissioners and their
engineers s for a discussion of the above captioned drainage project.
It was requested by the County Commiss ioners that the City Engineer of South
Niami do all the engineering such as survey, profiles, lay -out work and to work '
with the County Engineer as to sizes of culverts and drains to be placed by the
county. The cost of this engineering work is estimated at $1,550.00e
The County 'Engineers will install the necessary culverts under Blue Road,
Mi13ar Road, Hardee Road, Sunset Road, the State Highway, South 8th. Street, South
4th. Avenue and any other roads that stop or retard the flow of water in this glade
to Snapper Creek. They will also out a drainage ditch along the section line from
the low spot of the glade south of the Fuchs Estate through to Snapper Creek.,
It is estimated by the City Engineer that the flood waters in the low areas
will be relieved by approximately 60 percent if this work is done,
It is recommended by this board that the City Engineer' be instructed to pro-
coed with the engineer +ing work as rwntioned above."
Following discussion, Councilman Gluck, seconded by Councilman Barrow, moved that they
go ahead with the program by accepting tte recommendation of the Zoning Board.
Motion carried by poll, as follows;
Gluck yes Barrow yea Gresham yes Bryant yes Corley ye °'s
2e Establishment of Lines and Grades.
accordance
1tExofeciomembertofrthe Bpl 5, 1951 aril at the urgent
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�' Mayor' , recommend your consideration
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of a planning survey of the City to establish lines and grades.
As the project is very large and will take a great deal of time and effort,
numerous methods` of work and ,payment f or work have been discussed.
The City Engineer advises at the present time, the most logical and economical
method for the work to be handled is on a per diem basis. This method would require
a., one survey party complete with party chief and assistants, a weekly basis of approximately
$550.00.
City Engineers estimate that this work would require about 16 °months or app-
roximately 70 weeks. This would involve a total expenditure for engineering, maps
and drawings of .'x"38,500.00.
It 3s drawn, to your attention that this board has only be'organized one week,
therefore, there has not been sufficient time to mako -a complete study of this
project or to get any public reaction to their idea.
In vierw of the total cost of the engineering alone, we suggest that a public
hearing be 'held before final action is taken.'"
Mayor Fritz suggested holding it over for further details.
3. A proposed joint meeting to discuss an over -all plan for the Tuture development
C jai of the City. The Mayor and Council agreed that this should tsSce place bay 16.
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4. A letter re: the Gautier hearing, referring to Section 5 of Ordinance No. 171 re:
notification, advised that to eliminate any possible questions, ,a rehearing had been
set for May 25.
C4 "` Councilman Gluck reported S. 12th. Street ready to oil and S. 11th. Street out through,
and that he may have applications for further improvement districts soon, including
S. W. 53rd. Terrace off Red Road.
Buildings, Councilman Barrow reported building permits totals for April ovor - -$ 203,000.
He also reported that the Community Building had been illuminated.
Councilmen Barrow, seconded by Councilmen Gresham, moved that Ben Powell's salary be
raised to $$250.00 per month, as of April 1. Motion carried by poll, as foll,owsr
Gluck yes Barrow yes Gresham yes Bryant yes Corley yes
Resolution No. 407 was read, as follows
RESOLUTION NOe 407
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE PURO3ASE °OF MODEL
PR -GK FRIGIDAIRE WATER COOLER 'MOM ROGERS ELECTRIC
00. FOR THE TOTAL PRICE OF $201.37•
WHEREAS, the Council in regular sesiion on April 17, 1951, passed s motion to
advertise for bids for an electric water cooler - min. 3.5 gallons per hour, 1/2
gallon storage capacity, and
WHEREAS, in acoordance with Charter provisions, legal notice for sealed bids
h was inserted in the RIVIERA TIMES of April 20, 1951 to be opened on May 1, 1951, and
WHEREAS, bids from three (3) concerns were submitted in accordance therewith, and
W[iEREAS, considering all *natters concerning the bid and delivery date, Rogers,
Electric Co. has provided the lowest and most favorable bid.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SOUTH MIAMIs
That the said bid of Rogers Electric Co, be accepted and order for 1 Model
PR: - GK Frigidaire water cooler st a total price of $201.37, be placed.
Councilman Gresham, seconded by Councilman Corley, moved that Resolution No. 407 be
adopted as :read. Motion carried by poll:, as fellows=
Gluck yes Barrow yes. Gresham yes Bryant yes Corley yes
Mayor Fritz called for a Special Meeting on May 8 for a public hearing on the Garbage
Collection Ordinance and a Special 'Meeting on May, 22 for the annual budget for 1951-52 '
Mayor Fritz reported the tentative sale of the asphalt spreader for $1,500.00 on
which a cash down payment of X200.00 has been made.
The following bills were submitted for approval and payment.
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BILLS PAYABLE
-- May 1, 1951
Aome Plywood ComparW
13.90,p plywood shoots
Allied Equipment Company
17,,906.22 to be paid on delivery tractor
Amazon Rose & Rubber Coo
11.04"N parts
Atlas Sheet Metal Works
32.40 ^1- metal for sign
Bailey's Lumber Yards
9.50 ,, bolts, etc.
Baxter, Godwin & Shartle, Inc.
110.00� surveying
Be: Be Brown
20.00.k lettering, City Hall
Bryant's Corner Service Station
3000,u\ tire repairs
Burdine's
4.95N', cap
Carter Electric Sales;
33. 51,t, L generator ;rep.
Caulay & Martin
76.98,,N Insurance
Clark's Service Station
204.03'- gas
Ted Crockett
14.96% ice
Dade Auto Parts
10.46N, parts
Denning's, Inc.
20.25 %\ hardware
Doudney Sheet Metal Works
21. 30 r\ metals
Dunlop Leather Goods
17.00','`bolts
Duro 'Pest Corp.
89.67`N bulbs & starters
Everglade; paper Co.
28.90A paper plates & towels'
He H. Finley >
2.001 repair 100' top a line
Florida Equipment Co.
2.88 parts
Florida Municipal Supplies, I'nc.
28.82 Vsign posts;
Florida State Chamber of 'Commerce'
80.00 ad
Mr. Foster's Store
20.78 ,'1 stationery
Re C Gammage
360.30N\ electrical inspections
Hector Supply Co.
403.93 power mower
Highway Motor Service
53.57 \,\ gas, oil
Holsum Lunch
51.604\prisoners't meals
°= Jackson Camera Store
18.50 \` c- amera supplies
Johnson's :Sports & Tackle
1.27 ,N rope
J. Lawrence Kelly, III
93.00 4khauling soil j
Loyd's Garage
62.9841 repairs
Miami Daily News
26.70 `- ads
Miami Herald Pub, Co.
9.00 .°t ad
Miami Uniforms, 'Inc.
134.00 Auniforms
Petty Cash -
49.39° per itemized lisp
Radiant Oil Coe
7.30`' coal oil
Railey- Milam, Inc.
143.44 ,4\handcuffs - revolver
Radix Service Station
3.50 °\ tire repair
S. He Reese
20.45'0 badges
Riviera Times
3.99 ,t,
Paul Be Ships, Ino.
38.9&& metal
South Dixie Auto Parts
20.20,= battery, etc.
South Miami Atlantic Service ,Station
37.00 •`gas, oil
Foster Printing Coe
15.00% fire permits
Huskamp Motor Company, Inc.
15.200 repairs
C. C. Sprinkle
123.80 untforms
Eureka Fire Hose
414.00,-% hose
Percy Be Jacobs
15.001, desk
John Ruff
150.001 legal services
Totaling -021,0040
payable out of G121MAL MID
Clark's'Service Station.
123.54 =gets & oil
Bailey's Lumber Yards
6.00 lumber
Oolite Rock Company
418. 20 `' rook
Petty Cash
4e44 ;stamps
X52.7 payable out of RE3EI81E VMID
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PETTY CASH ITEMS - - April, 1951
15 tiokets Jothas Valley
A -10
15.00
Stamps C-3 17.07)
C-
27.92'
Chairs C -4 5.00
Oil, vase, gas allowance C -6 5.85 )
Reoording, fee
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4.46'
Demurrage on steel posts
P -12
1.18
Sorews
S -2`
.24
15' -ft. wire
SP -6
.60
GENERAL FUND
47.3
RESERVE FUND
4.44_
53,83
Councilman Barrow, seoonded by Councilmen Corle y, moved that the bills
be paid as
read.
Motion oarried by poll, as follows:
Gluck yes Barrow yes Gresham yes Bryant yes Corley yes
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned in regular
order at
approximately 12:30 A .M., Wednesday, May 29
ayor a es ent 'o he City'Counoi
ATTEST:
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