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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1914-01-08 Minutes43? January 8th, 1914. Regular meeting of Couneil called to e,der by the President, members present, F. G. Erfert, .!. A. Conrad, J. A. ?McDonald, C. P. Fil r, E. C. Rsmfh, H. G. Ralsten,C. Hefty. A communication was read from Dr. IeGonig1e, Superintendent of the Elec- tric Light Company, in reforensn s to a porsh, which had been built by the Gralynn Hotel, whist-. was so near to the wires that it was very dangerous, as • child could reash them from the porsh. He also advised that he had written Hr.Graham along the same line, and that his Company would net assume any re- sponsibility, siould an accident ossur. Moved by C. Hefty, seeonded b E. C. Rimini, that communication be pan b'e referred to the Committeeman on Publie Buildings, Inte it s is d. Motion carried. Miammi, Fla., Jan'y 5th, 1914. To The City Couneil Miami, Fla. entlemen: - I bey; to inform you that I have appointed Mr. O. Combs, or. and Mr. Ned Russell as members of the ?dial 1 Police Force. Mr. Combs takes the place of '.Hr. Beasley, who resigned on oan',y 1st. Mr. Russell is to a:laist in handling and directing the Traffic of the City, which en assuunt of the condition of eur principal streets, is dangerous unless properly safe guarded, and I ask that the appeintments be confirmed. Respectfully submitted, Signed, ., .W.Wat son, Mayer. "loved by 0. A. '2,nr,,d, seeencted by C. F. Filer, that the appointments of the Mayor be eonfirmed. Motion carried. A somriunicatisn wss read from the S;uth Side Civic Association, asxing Council to put a larger sewer in en Nineteenth Street, and a basin to tarry off the surfeits water. Also to make the property holders keep the trees trimmed along the sidewalbs and the streets, and asked Couneil to assist financially each month to keep the Woman's Club Library open for the benefit of strangers in the city in the evenings. They also asked seunsit to lu ve a play and night s tuft put en while the work is being done near Avenue "D" bridge, so as to make it safe for the aeheol children going to seised. iloved by E. C. Runif 1, seeonded by J. F. Filer, that e.rn unieatien be received and filed, and the Sanitary Committeeman investigate tree sanitary eon- ditien end trimming of the trees referred to. Motion earried. The City Attorney advised Council tnat in error the tax lien nad been filed against Lots 1 and 2, Black "D", Danns Subl)ivisien, and the party held a tax receipt for same, and asked that Council give him permission to eancel lien. Moved by E. C Romfh, seconded by H. G. Ralston, that the matter be referred to City Attorney,with aut'iority to cancel lien, if the same is found to be eerreet. Motion (tarried. To The Honorable City Council Gentlemen: - We, the undersigned property huldera, respectfully petition Your Honorable Body that you Street, between Avenue "I" and "J". Signed, W. A. Sieved by E. C. Romfh, seconded by C. to the Comitteeman on Street::, with power residing en Sixth Street, pave, sewer and light Sixth ?Nutshell and ten ethers. Hefty, that petition be referred to act. Motion carried. 1 • jR 1, • J 433�, Attorney Smith addressed Council in referents to the purchase of riparian rights, and explained the thadge,thatclas made in reference to the reversion slaws*, and after a sonferenss with Mr. Neardsly and Keenan, the trustees, they had agreed to make a Warranty Deed and deposit deed in some rephtab1s bank when the t415,OOO..+O bonds is issued. If at the end of two years the work is not eempleted, any *srk than has been done on the arbor will go to the Railroad Company and the bends will revert bask to the city. Mr. Smith read copy of new deed. And said that the original would be bask in a few days, properly signed. Aad he did not think any changes wwotild be made in it. The Mayor as ed Mr. Smitp if it was in the deed that the Railroad Company was to keep the present traiMiiis it is new. Mr. with replied it was not, but he was sure that as long as any business was there, the Railroad Cohpruiy would go after it. Mr. Smith also advised Council that the Railroad Company had withdrawn their in- junction against the spading of Avenue "B" between Fifth and Sixth Streets, and the City could go ahead at any time. The Finance Committeeman notified Couneil that in a few days the City weuld .have the money for the M25,000.u0 five year bonds, which had boon recently issued, and introduced the following resolution: RESOLUTION N O . / /� BE IT. RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Miami that the $25,000 Revenue Bonds authorized by resolution adopted October 2nd, 1913, and approved by the Mayor November 21st, 1913, as amended by • resolution adopted • Dsesmber 154 1913, be sold by the City Clerk and Celleetor, with the approval of the Finance Committee of the Couneil, for a price not loss than their par . value and aesrued interest. AmTE ST : W. B. Moore City Clerk. Approved this 17th day Moved by J. A. McDonal be adopted. Upon roll Ball, yes, J. A. McDonald yes, E. C. yes. Motion serried. Signed. F. ('_. Erfert PRF.SIP ENT CITY CO+JNCTL of January, A.D. 1914. Signed, J. W. Watson Mayer 4, seconded by C. P. Filer, that above resolution the vote was as fellows: F. <<.Erfert >fers, J. A.Cenrad Rosnfh yes, C. Hefty yes, H. G. Rulstun yes, C.P.Filer A communisation for petition was read for the approval of Co .neil, in which the property owners of the Allapatah District petition the State Drriinage Board to eonstrust a leek in the canal near there to retain the water in that seetion, 'or as it is new, there are hundreds of sores of land made unfit for cultivation for the lack of water, which had been taken away by the Banal. Moved by J. A. Conrad, seconded by C. Hefty, that petition be endorsed by this Couneil, and the Clerk be instructed to writs the Imprsvehsnt Board to send a man down here to investigate the situation. Motion carried.. Committeeman on Streets, Conrad, addressed Council in reference to the city work and said that he did net think it was necessary to employ the Consulting Engineer en any object, and said that he would take the scatter up later. Mrs. McAllister and Dr. "4erri1l spoke and urged Couneil to pass the Curfew law. Couneil took no astien on it at this time. The Committeeman en Finance advised Couneil that the Street Committeeman desired to purchase seven lots in the extreme northern part of town, to be used for rock pit, and that these lets could be bought from R. B. Fickle for •t",1750.00. And if it"was the wish of Couneil, he would like authority to purehese same. Moved by J. A. Conrad, seconded by C. Hefty, that the Finhnee Committeemv+n be authorized to purchase the above lets, providing a satisfactory deed can be given. Motion carried. 434 The Pimento Committeeman advised Ceunsil that there was enough money in the Sewer Bend fund to pay for the installment of sewer on Avenue "C" between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets. Contrast .price $325.00, and he would lib authority to pay same. ?,loved by C. F. Filer, seeonrisd by C. Hefty, that the Finance Coai- te authorized to have warrant drawn in favor of tentraster for pay - /lotion serried. The Chairman asked for the reports of the different eonnitteemen. The Committeeman on Sanitation reported that Mr. fazlehurst had sempleted his report en the manner of handling garbage and night soil, and offered the report for the inspe st ion of Council. The Commitseman on Fire reported that he would advise that the city in the future purchase its own hydrants, es he had found out that they could save 9.00 on each hydrant. In this ••nnestion the Mayer explained why he had not signed the contrast with the hotel eempsny, as he thought the lease was tee short, and he wanted to see the attorneys and have a renewal clause inserted in it. Moved My E. C. Romfh, seconded by J. A. Mefenald, that Committeeman en Fire be ,iutheriz•d to purchase hydrants when ne•essary. Motion carried. Moved by E. C. Rerufh, seconded by H. G. Ralston, that the Mayor be authorized to ask the attorneys to insert in contrast the privilege of renewing same. Motion serried. The Committeemen en Police said that he h d investigated the beating of Jafredsen by the police, and had evidence from various witnesses which seemed to exonerate the policemen. And his idea was that this man was look- ing for trouble and get what he was after. I(eved by E. C. Remfh, eesonded by J. A. r•.(oU.nald, that Report of Committeeman •n Polies be resolved and filed. The Committeeman •n Streets and Sewers said that he would offer the report of the Consulting Fvineer, which would show what his department was doing. REPORT Ow CONSUI,TIN(; ENGINEER FOR Ti[E MONTII OF DECEiBER, 1913. Jan. 8th, 1914. Honorable Mayer & City Connell, Miaimi, Florida. Gentlemen: - We have the honor to present herewith Estimates for the month of Number, prepared in seaordano• with the direstien of the Special Attorney for th • city. STORM SEWER. From the ewi nary it will be noted that from the commencement of this work on October 31st last we have actually laid 3050 feet of storm sewers, consisting largely of 24 inshee diameter, and com- plete with the necessary manholes and in. etc. This work being done under your sontraet with the Southern Asphalt & Construction Co., and to this date, including materials en hand, 6167.50 is estimated. CONCRETE PAVING. The sane suHtraflIA :•s have to this data eeripletsd aceerding to estimates herewith 10,000 yards of asphaltie concrete besides grading and foundations, d450 Lin. feet of ssnerste •urbing and gutter has been eemplsted, and with materials on hand the total for the month for this item is t35,134.00. 435 WOOD BLOCK PAVING. Under the eity's 'entreat with the Creosote Weed Bleak Paving Co. and as shown by the seeempanying estimate, 4500 sq. yards of block paving have been laid with 10,000 sq. yds. of weed bleak paving en hand exclusive •t 11,000 yds. new partly unloaded from a seheensr recently 'leering from Motile. 8000 lin. feet of curb and gutter has also been completed by these eentraeters and the above aggregates a total of w38,805... From the above it will be seen that the entire amount of work completed and material •n hand as estimated under the several contrasts mentioned is 85,106.50, of whieh.•ertifisates for $27742.65 have heretofore been issued, leaving the amount for the month of 57.363.85. For engineering work and inspection •n this account according to contract $2907.80 is due for the month of De s embe r . For your information I desire to say that during the month I requested Dr. Dew, a shemi•al Engineer of New York City and a member of the firm of Dow & Smith, to Drake a special visit to Miami for the purpose •f examining the materials •n, hand and testing the legal sands. The expense of this visit was paid by me. I am glad to advise that this report of Dr. Dow's was in general altogether favorable and that we were able to find local silica sand, whieh, with sand imported from Jacksonville was pronounced as entirely satisfactory for our asphaltic generate. Dr. Dew spent several days here and suds extended trips, going as far as 40 miles to look into the question of desirable materials. During the month I have eonatantly maintained, prior to the shipment of the wood bl•sks, inspeet•rs, both at Atlanta and '(•bile, whose reports hmve been for- warded to the leeal • fise prier to shipment. I also desire to report that samples of oil for the pnving blocks and cements have been repeatedly tested, the laboratories used being the Pittsburgh Laboratory, Birmin;;ham eerie', Pratt Labervtory, Atlanta, Ga. and Georgia Sshsel of Toehnel•gy, Atlanta, Ga., and Dew & Smith, New York City. We have maintained totally, beside the Resident Engineer, inspectors •n the work as it progressed in every dept. and I feel entirely satisfied with the work so far achieved. While the eenunencem•nt of sush work is always trying and vexatious time, from new on the work will progress rapidly to its completion. The work of installing V• high pressure main has been advanced and there remains only about 1100 feet to complete, mostly en Avenue D. For this purpose two inspeeters were employed part of the tiJie for the sity's account, one being in charge of the pipe laying itself and the other supervision the work of refilling and flooding the ditches. Tn• asphalt paying work will have 'eon sempletedin *bout a weeks time, there being only 2 *leeks still to lay. The storm sewers should have omen fin- ished within 3 weeks and the weed bleak paving whieh is a larger contrast, will preoably require 5 or 6 weeks additional. The shove is submitted for yeur full information. Respectfully, Signed, Janes Nisbet Hazlehurst. STIM %TE NO. 2. ASPHALT PAVING For work Performed and Material Furnished to Jan. 3, 1914 by the Southern Asphalt and Construction Company Under its Contract With the City of Miami, Floriule. ? T E M S For furnishing Materials and setting Stone Headers 300 lineal feet at 60 ets. .0180.00 For Preparing Foundations 10000 sq. yds. at 13-1/ ets. $1350.00 For furnishing and laying Binder Course 10000 sq. yds. at 84 ate £4400.00 For furnishing and laying ABphaltie Conerste Surface 10000 ey.yds. at 1.19....11900.00 For furnishing and Constructing Concrete Curb and Gutter V400 lin. feet at 81e.6804.00 ht ) Asphalt 150 tons at '30.00 . . Stone 1000 tens at 4.00 Sand 500 tons .it 2,00 _MATERIALS 'ANDLED AND DELIVERED • • .0 • 4500.)0 .4000.00 . 1000.00 ..3,15134.00 Les previous payment . . . ...... 10516,00 Amount due December Estimate • • ..27618.00 Ws hereby eertify to the correetness ef the above approximate estimate. Signed, B. K13/00 Jan. 5, 1r:114. Resident Ervineer. Signed, James Nisbet tlazlehuret Consulting Engineer Estimate No. 3. Storm Sewers r'er work performed and Materials Furnished to Jan. 1st, 1914 by the Southern Asphalt and Construction Co, under its Contract with the City of Miami, Fla. ITEMS 1. For furnishing and laying 1500 ft. 24" from 0 6 ft. at 2.10 ...e3150.00 2. " ” " " 500 " 24" from 6-8 ft. at 2.30 1150.00 3. " " 6o0 ft. 20" from 0-6 ft. at 1.45 870.00 e. e e e " 450 rt. 12" from )-6 ft. at 0.SS 392.50 5. It construeting 10 class "A" manholes at 1159.00 . 390 00 6. " 2 cateh basins ((timer) at 12.50 25.00 7 " " 16 cast iron inlets at 12.50 200.00 e sewer pipe delivered at Miami . 20)0.00 Less previous payments 2265.68 3921.72 . 44 8167.50 —.6167.00 Amount Due December Estimate . . . 1.1980.50 We hereby eert1?y te the above approximate rwntnly estimate. Signed. B. H. Klyce Resident En:Jneer. Signed, James Nisbet Hazle',urst Consulting Engineer. ;'� � -':-f!A•,^i:: V C . 2. WOOIRLOCK PpyING . For Work Performed anal Materials Furnished to Jan. 3, 1914, by the Creosoted Weed Bleak Paving Co, cinder its *entreat with the City of Miami, Florida. ITEM S For Csnstrusting Concrete Curb and Gutter 8000 lineal feet at .0.84 sts am For Preparing 4500 sq. yds. of Foundation at 33 st s For Furnishing and Laying Weed Bleck Pavement 4500 sq. yds. Pavement at 12.30 10350.00 MATERIALS FURNISHED. Crushed Granite 250 tons at 5.00 . 6720.0 0 1485.00 1250.00 Weed Blocks 10000 sq. yids. at 1.90 . . . 19000.00 Lees previe e payment ...t38805.00 .. 11039.65 Amount due December Estimate $27765.35 We hereby certify to the sorrestness of the above approximate estimate. Signed, R. H. Klyce Resident Engineer. Signed, James Nisbet Hazlehurst Consulting; Engineer. 'loved by E. C. Remfh, seconded by J. A. Conrad, ,hat reports be ae- sseepted, and a Special City Attorney be instructed to issiie eertificates of in- debtedness fsr same, and the Mayor and Clerk be instructed to sign the certifi- cates. Motion carried. The ?layer called the Consulting Engineer's attention to the feet that a certain gentleman in the city had been to see him and claimed that he had a patent right on the way in which the blocks are being laid; that ie, putting sand and cement cushion !order them , and that he would expect a royalty from the eity for using his process. The Engineer said that he had never heard of it, but that the same pro- cess is being used in all cities where wood 'looks are used, and that it is a stand- ard epecifieation and in any event, the city was protect(d in its contrast. Committeeman on Public Buildings and perks and docks had no reports to make. The fallowing resn was introduced by 0o-.neilmarr Romfh: I?4Pt?0VE ENT RESOUITION NO. ,' 7. BE IT RESOLVEDby the City Council of the City of 1en1, Florida, THAT, WHENEVER the Beat of the improvement for the grading, curbing, laying out, opening, repairing; or otherwise improving atreetr, parks, alleys, or other public highways, within the limits of the City of 'Miami, including the laying, curbing, eenatrueting or repairing sidewalks or their eurbings in frunt of any property within the lircits of the City of Miami, end the laying or senstru,:ting of drains and sewers shall have been scruple .ed and accepted 1' the City Council, and no complaint or remonstrance against the cost of such improvement,after due notice, shall be made, sr if mad, , net considered by said Council to be a legal reason why said coat shall net be assessed, then a certificate of indehtedne:;s shall be issued to the contractor for the amount of the final estimate for the construetion of said im- provement, with 6 per sent, interest per amun free the date of the acceptance of mush work until paid, said certificate to be signed by the mayor and attested by the City Clerk, with the right and privilege of the City of Mlemi at any time, to redeem and pay lush sertifieatc of indebtedness. And the said esrtifioate / shall pledge the faith and ereditof the City of MiAmi to the payment thereof, together with any liens it may have, or may esquire, and any money it may soli feet by virtue of any assessments for said improvements. PASSED AND ADOPTED the 8th day of January 1914. A -TEST: Signed, F. G. Erfert President City Council W. B. Moore City Clerk. Moved by J. A. Conrad, seeonded by J. A. McDonald, t, et above Resolution Ne.. , be adopted. Upon roll call, the vote was as follows: F. G. Erfert yes, J. A. Conrad yes, J. A. McDonald yes, E. C. Renifh yes, C. Hefty yes,, H. G.. Ralston yes, C. F. Filer yea. Motion carried. The follewinc,IaPrevenent Resolution No. ( 4"was introduced by Couneilman Conrad:- I'lPROVE FN' RESOLUTION NO. / % . RE I'^ Rw:SOLVED by the City Council of the City of Mimi, Florida, that the City.i►gineer prepHre and present to the City Council, plans, profiles, details, drawings and specifications for the following described improvements: 1. Laying, inst01.1ing and censtrueting an 8 inch terra eetta sewer main along the center of Avenue C from the manhole at the center of Second Street to the center line of Waddell Street, - the di stance being approximately 1627 feet. 2. Laying, installing and censtrueting 26- 6 inch service pipes to be °on- strueted and installed from the main sewer above described to the property line en either side of Avenue C between the manhole en Second Street and the center line of Waddell Street, at the places to be indicated and shown en the plan or profile to be made by the city engineer of said city, is be filed in the office of the city clerk of said city. Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Council this el h dray of January, 1914. ATTEST: W. B. Moore City Clerk. Signed F. G. Erfert President City Council Moved by F. G. Erfert, seeonded by J. A. ?4eDonald, that Inprevement Resolution Ne. be adopted. Upon roll call, the vote was as fellows: J. A. Conrad yes, J. A. McDonald yes, E. C. Romfh yes, C.P.Filer yes, H. G. Ralston yes, C. hefty yes, F. G. Erfert yes. Motion carried. 439 The fallowing Improvement Ross/Aden Ne. _ was intredueed by Csurisi lmen Conrad: P1PROVE'.4E4T RFSOLUTIO' NO. / BE IT RESOLVED by the City Ceunsil of the City of Miami, Florida, that the plans, profiles, details, drawings and spesifieatiens as prepared by the City Engineer and presented to this meeting for the censtru stion of the following deseribeC improvements: 1. Laying, installi:g and sonstrusting an S inch terra setts sewer main along the center of Avenue C from the manhole at the center of Sessnd Street to the 'enter line of Waddell Street - the distance being ap- proximately 1627 feet. 2. Laying, installing and sonstrusting 26 - 6 inch service pipes to be eenstrueted and installed from the main sewer above dessribsd to the property line an either side of Avenue C between t►ie menhol s-.sn Sessnd Street and the center line of Waddell Street at the places indicated and shown on the plan •r profile made by the City Engineer •f said city on file in the office of the City Clerk of said city. be, and the same are, hereby approved and adopted. BE IT FURTHER resolved that the City Clerk be, and is hereby direeted to identify such plans, profiles, details, drawings and specifisatians as these which have been approved and adopted by this resolution, and place the same se identified in the files of the City of Miami, Florida. PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Ceunsil this 8th day of oanuary, 1914. Signed. F. G. Erfert President City Ceunsil. ATTEST: W. B. Moore City Clerk. Moved by E. C. Remfh, sego kded by J. A. MeDenald, that Improvement Resolution Ns. be adopted. Upon roll eall, the vote Was as fellows: F. G. Erfert yes, J. A. Conrad, yes, J. A. McDonald yes, E. C. Romfh yes, H. G. Ralston yes, C. F. Filer yes, C. hefty yes. Motion serried. The following Improvement Resolution No. was introduced by Councilman Conrad: IMPROvFNENT RESOLUTION' NO. BE IT RESOLVED by the City Ceunsil of the City of Miami, Florida, that it is desired and deemed necessary to ssnstruet the following improvements: 1. The laying, installing and sonstrustion of an eight inch terra gotta sewer main along the venter line of Avenue C from the manhole at the center of Seeend Street to the 'enter line of Waddell Street - the distance being approximately 1627 feet. 2. The laying, installing and constructing of 26 - 6 inch service pipes to be constructed and installed from the mein sewer above de- scribed to the property line en sit er side of Avenue C between the manhole on Sesend Street and the center line of Waddell Street at the places indicated and shown •n the plan •r profile made by the City Engineer •f said city an file in the • 'fiee of the City Clerk of said city. ar 440 All said improvements being shown in the plans, profiles, details drawings and spesifieations of the City Engineer approved and adopted at a regul lar meeting of this body on January Mth, 1914, by Resolution No. , the same be hereby, by rotenone* to said resolution, incorporated herein and made a part hereof, and said improvement is now ordered. Two-thirds of the total *est of laying an eight insh sewer main along said *enter of Avenue C from the manhole at the *enter of Seeend Street to the *enter line of Waddell StrPst - the distance being approximately 1627 fey feet, is to be paid by special assessment to be levied upon the property specially benefited thereby, and the remaining ene-t: ird of the total test of laying said eight insh terra gotta sewer main, and the entire list of lay- ing said eight insh terra setts sewer main at the intsrscetien of streets or •-im alleys, is to be psid by the City of Miami. BE I'^ FURr'.FR RESOLVED that the City Clerk be, and 1s hereby, authorized and directed to advertise for separate bids for the improvements above described by the insertion of said advertisement one time in the ?(iartiDaily Metropolis,- a daily newap+ape' published in the City of nerd, all separate bids to be received en the 15th day of January, 1914, until five etc/leek P.M. Such advertisement shell state that the city reserves the right to rsjset any and all. Such advertisement may describe the eonditien of deposit and bidding which shall be as fellows: Each proposal must be aessmpanied by • certified shock in the sum of 2 of the amount of the bid made payable to the City of '"1 mi, Florida, and certified by a reputable banking institution as an assurance that within ten days after notice of award of 'entreat eontsr►plated in the proposal, the sucessaful bidder will enter on such contract and file a bend for the proper execution of same. All certified cheeks will be returned by the City Clerk as the property of the bidder until bids are opened and award of contrast made or all bide rejected. After the award of contrast has been made, the shocks of all the bidders ether than the one to whom the contract is awarded shall be returned The bond required will be in the sum of the nearest even hundred dollars to 25% of the amount bid, and shall be made by same Surety Company •seep% table to the City of 'sia: Li, Florida. Any default of the entering into such sentraot or the execution of sueh bend, the esrtificd shook required to aseempany such bid shall be forfeited to the City of }:iiami, Florida, net as a penalty but as liquidated damages for delay and for the additional east sr expense which may be incurred by the city by reason of such default. Ne bid will be periaittsd to be withdrawn for any reason tever after being filed with the clerk. Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Council this 8th clay of January, 1914. ATTEbT: W. B. Moore City Clerk. Signed, F. G. Erfert President City Council Moved by J. A. McDonald, seeonded by C. ; . }Filer, that above Improvement Resolution No. , be adopted. Upon roll esll, the vote was as fellows: J. A. Conrad yes, J. A. MsDenalri yes, E. C. Romfh yes, C. Hefty yes, H. G. Ral. ten yes, F. G. Erfert yes, C. F. Filer yes. Motion carried. CERTIPICATE OR IIuIARy ASSESSMENT ROLL OF THE CITY ENGINEER, SHOWING COST OF i '1- PROVE1iENT FOR THE GRADING AND PAVING OP PIPTEENTH STREET PROM AVENUE "D' WEST, WITH ROCK KNOWN AS MIAMI ROCK TO A WIDTH OF THIRTY -FOUR PEET. I,E. S. Frederick, City Engineer of the City of Miami, Florida, de hereby certify that the following is a true and eorreet statewent of the total seat of the work, and the total frontage of lets or paresis of land liable to liens therefor, and the amount of liens per front feet elaiieed by the City, for the grading and paving of Fifteenth Street from Avenue "D" West, with reek known as Miami Mock to a width of thirty-four feet. Lets 2,3,4,5,6,7, Bleek 134, foot frontage 50 feet, pries per feet froantage eo.66o, 133.04 Let 8, Bleak 134, feor frontage 150 feet, price per foot frontage eO.660199.12. Lets 4,5,6,7,8,9, Bleak 135, feet frontage 50 feet, price per feettfrentag, $0.660 $33.04 Let 3, Bleak 135, feet frontage 150 feet, price per feet frontage $0.66o, $99.12 Cost of intersection pnid by city $33.03 Centreet Price 627.75 said City of Miami, Merida. E.S.Frsderiek City Engineer WITNESS nay signature as City Rngineer of Signed, Filed with the City Clerk for identification. W. B. Moore City Clerk The following Improvement Resolution No. vas introduced by Councilman Conrad: P.iPROVEMENT RESOLUTION NO. WHEREAS, it is shown by the report of the City Engineer, whieh has been duly filed for identification, that the improvement of grading and paving of Fifteenth Street from Avenue "D" West with reek known as Miami reek to a width of thirty-four feet, in the City of Miami, Florida, has been properly and completely done, and ie in senformlty to the plans, profiles, details, drawings and speci- fications of the City Engineer ad adopted by the City Council for such Im- provements, and due notice to the owners and all other persons interested in the property abutting said improvements having been duly given and ne owner er owners or other persons interested therein appearing, and no complaints or remonstrances from any owner or from any otner person being presented by the City Council against the east of such improvements, and being satisfied that said work has been done and completed in aecerdance with t!ie profiles, details, drawings and sposificatiens therefor; therefore, 13E IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Miami, Florida, that said work for said improvement be, and the si a is hereby accepted by the City_Counsil. Passed and adopted this 8th day of January, 1914. Signed, F.C:Erfert President City Couneil ATTEST: W, B. Moore City Cltrk. Moved by E. C. Romfh, sesonded by C. Hefty, that Improvement Resolution Nip. be adopted. Upon roll sell, the vote was as follows: F. C. Erfert yes, J. A. Conrad yes, J. A. McDonald yes, H. G. Ralston yes, E. C. Remfh yes, C. Hefty yes, C. F. Filer yes. Motion carried. The following Improvement Resolution No. was introduced by Ceunetlr.ean Conrad: T1PROVEMENT 'RESOLUTION NO. / ) W'EREAS, the City Engineer has prepared • certified statement or primary assessment roll and presented it to this body showing the seat of grading and paving of Fifteenth Street from Avenue "D" West, which certified statement or primary assess rent roll contains and shows a statement of the total lest of the work of said improvement, and of the total frontage of the lets or parcels of land liable to liens therefor, and the amount of liens per front foot claimed by the City of Miami, and the amount of the entire Bost of the said improvements at the inter- section of the streets and alleys to be paid by the City of Miami, the amount assessed against sash of the lets or parcels of land liable to liens therefor, and the amount of liens per front foot slaiiaed by the City of Miami, being shown and dessribed in said sertified statement or prima facie assessment roll: THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Couneil of the City of Miami, Florida, that said sertified statement er prima facie assessment roll be and is here by received and that the same le filed with the City Clerk for identification. And it is se ordered. ATTEST: Passed and adopted this t,th day of January 1914. Signed , F. G. Erfert W. B. Moore City Clerk. President City Couneil. 'loved by E. C. Romfh, seconded by C. Hefty, that Improvement Resolution No. be adopted. Upon roll will, the vote was as fellows: F. G. Erfert yes, J. A. Conrad yes, J. A. McDonald yes, H. G. Ralston yes, E. C. Rsmfh yes, C. Hefty yes, C. F. Filer yes. Motion carried. Tne following! Improvepient Resolution Ne. by Couneil Conrad: IMPR.OVE'rP.NT RF.SOL1TTCN NO r as introduced WHEREA.t;, the City Council e* the City of Miami, Florida, met on tie 4th day of December, 1913, pursuant to due notice of said meeting under Sections 2S and 32 of the City Charter, to hear all serplaints wlich the owner or owners er other persons interested in the improvement of grading and paving Fifteenth Street from Avenue "D" West right desire to make ag;ai'Lst the ao st, of suety im- provement as shown by Improvement Resolution No. , adopted by the City Couneil of ''.semi, on the day of , 1913. AND WHEREAS, the sAid City Couneil having announced at raid meeting that they were ready to hear the owner or owners or all other persons interested who might appear and have, ►eeive and csnsidersll remonstrances and sorplaints from owners of property and ether persons interested therein, against the sent of rush improvements, and the aounts assessed against the respective properties as sat forth in the Certificate or prima facie assessment roll of the City Engineer as received by the City Couneil, and no owner or owners or ether remonstrances from the owner or owners er ether persons interested in such improvements being presented or made to the City Ceuncil against the aest of such improvements. THEREFORE, be it resolved, that said sertifieats, primary or prima fasis assessment roll as prep red an•1 eertified by the City Engineer, and filed with the City Clerk for identification on the Hth day of January,1914, be and the same is hereby accepted in all things as heretofore apprsVed. Be it further resolved, that the sums and amounts against eash of the lets, tracts of land or parcels of ground described in the said assessment roll is the amount that each of the said lots, traets of land or parcels of.greund is benefitted by said improvement; and that the proportion of said east to be paid by the City of Miami en account of street and alley interseetiens is the sum set opposite to the same therein and is the amount said city is bsnefitted by said improvement. Be it further resolved, that the final estimate for the eenstruetien of said improvement in the sum of $627.75 in favor of R. B. Fickle is hereby approved and esnfiraied. ,Beit further resolved that said final assessment roll as certified by this oeuneil be retained by the City Clerk ohs is hereby ordered to make idle stisn s of the assessments therein as required by 1+•w. Passed and adapted this 8th day of January, 1914. Signed, P. G. Erfert President City Council ATTEST: W. R. Moore City Clerk. Moved by ?. C. Remfh, seconded by C. Hefty, t'-at Improvement Resolution Ne. be adopted. Upon roll call, the vote was as fellows: F.( .Erfert yes, J. A. Conrad yes, J. A. MsDenald yes, H. G. Ralston yes, E.C.Remfh yes, C. Hefty yes, C. R. Filer yes. ?.lotion serried. ASSESSMENT ROLL. Assessment roll for the grading and paving of Fifteenth Street from Avenue "D" West, as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. , approved the day of , 1913, based upon the terms of contract with the City of Miami, and R. R. Eisele, esntrastor for said work, approved by the City Counsilsf the City of Miami, on the day of , lnl Lets 2,3,4,5,6,7, Block 134, Ft. Ftg. 50 ft., price per Pt. Ftg. 10.r60,"33.04; Let 8, Block 134, Ft. Ftg. 150 ft., price per Pt. Ftg. $0.660, . . . . ....99.1?; Lete4,5,6,7,8,9, Bleek 135, Ft. i'tl;. 50 ft., price per Ft. Ftg. t0.660.... 33.04; Lot 3, Blsek 135, Pt. Ftg. 150 ft., price per r't. Ftg., $0.660, (.9.12 Cost of intersection paid by city • . . 33.04; CONTRACT PRICE . .627.75 ATTEST: W. B. qoere City Clerk. The State of Florida, City of Mivmi. To W. R. Moore, Tax Celleeter of the City of '(iai is You are hereby commanded to sollsst out of the property and from each of the persons, corporations and firms named in t!le annexed roll, the special assessment taxes set down in such roll sppisite eaten name, eorperatien or 'irm or parcel of land therein described, and in ease the special assessment taxes so impobed bre i;ot o iti,i al, the time prescribed by law, you are to collect the same in such manner as is provided by the Charter of the City of 'L1s1mi; and all sums ssllested you are to account for, as required by law; and you *Ire further required to make all solleetions and reports and settlement as required by law and ordinances. WITNESS our hands and seal of the City of Miami, Florida, this Bth day of January A.l., 1914, at a regular meeting of the Ceuneil. Signed, P. G. Erfert President City Council Signed, J. A. Conrad Signed, H. G. Ralston Signed, J. A. McDonald Signed, E. C. Romfh ATTEST: W. B. Moore City Clerk. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT IN ANNUAL INSTAL .!BENTS OF ASSESSMENTS OF j25.00 AND OVER, MADE FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE COST OF IMPROVEMENT FOR THE GRADING AND PAVING OF FTFrr,F.NTH STREET FROM AVENUE "D" WEST, AND FIXING A TIME WHEN SAID ORTINANCE SITALL TAKE EFFECT. WHEREAS, the improvement of grading and paving Fifteenth Street from Avenue "D" West as provided, for in Improvement Resolution Ne. adopted by this body on the day of 1913, has been duly tem-. pleted; and, WHEREAS, said improvement has been.aseepted by the said pity and the west thereof duly assessed against the property liable to be assessed therefor; Row, T?EREFO! Florida, that, it ordained by the City Council of the City of Miami SECTION 1. Each assessment of ' 25.00 and ever heretofore made against any abuttiig propertyfor and on account of the improvement of Grading and paving Fifteenth Street from Avenue "D" West unde!' Improvement Resolution No. , heretofore adopted by this body en the clay of 1013, may, at the option of the owner or owners of property se sRsersed, upon sueh owner or owners executing and filing the agreement provided for in Seetion 30 of the Charter of said City, be payable in three equal annual installments. E.nh succeeding installment shall became due and payable on the 8th day of January of easel euoceeding year, be,,inning with the year 1915, and bear intereb at the rate of eight per sent per annum until paid. SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take a feet from and after its passage, according law, and after its publication one time in the '!iami Daily Metropolis, a newspaper published in the City of Miami, Florida. Pasted and adopted this Stn day of Ja'-uery, 1914. ATTEST: Signed, F. G. Erfert President City Council W. B. Mbere City Clerk. Approved this day of , 191 Mayor City Clerk REPORTS Fla. Dee. 31, 1913. To The Hon. Council, City of Miami. Gentlemen: - I have the honer to present herewith the City Hospital report for Dee., showing number of patients treated and amountef cosh resolved. Also report of bills'for the month. Miami Fish Co. 16 days service John Staff at Bowers :'suthern Dredl;int; Co. 2.1. days service !4().0l? -60 . coo 77.50 James Keen, County case, 9 days at 2.00 . -10.00 C. H. Werke 31 days service at 2.50 _---77.50 Jerry Gleason, 30 days service, at 2.50 -75.00 Henry Horgan, 21 days service, at 2.50 - _ - -52.50 John Heabst, 7 days service, at 2.50 17.50 2.50 Geo. Louie La Roy Chinty 31 days service Adams He a i r tCuaa2 t,31 days ssrvies y ryse5tJ R. J. Hinley,'4 days, at 2.50 .110.00 Bowers Southern Dredging Co. 11 days ssrvies - -27.50 (Senior Bereris) Paul ? enier 2 days 'servics Wife C. C. Montgomery 24 days service at 2.50 4 dre,-sings Board of Nurs's ' J. J. Je fsrisa County services Dressings John L. Kates. 2 days service Chinty Burton Newton' 24 days S to '31 it 2.50 60 . o0 - -4.00 - -24.00 ...5.00 88.00 - 8.00 5.00 Melvin Pafford 24 days 8 to 31 at 2.50 J. B. Butler 7 days 9 to 16 at 2.50 17.50 Operating Room - - - - -- - -10.00 Iedofsru gauze - .50 JohnNewten 19 days at 2.50 Mrs. Alice Finch 5 days at 2.50 5 days board of nurse Rev. J. A. Wray, Use of Operating Rom Lusy Frank Olive 14 days 18 to 31 at 2.50 12.50 5.00 O S !re). P. Hearndsn 1 days service (Chenty Harry Thompson Chinty 4 days service 21 to 24 I grin ei ou s Irnewl es Chinty 4 drys -- Wm. Bray 2 days service at 2.50 - - - Edgar Kimball 3 days service at 2.50 Chinty W. H. Thompson 4 days (Chinty) - Mrs. Hattie Johnson Chinty S days 24 to 31 Martin Joy 8 days 24 to 31 at 2.50 - - W. M. Hall 6 days 26 to 31 at 2.50 1)evid Sanders negro emergeney 1 day L. F. Morn 2 days 28-29 at 2.50 - L. S. Rader, Operating room Ruth R. B. Caswell wife 3 dhys 29 to 31 Operating room 60.00 60.00 28.00 -47.50 -17.50 -5.00 -35.00 2.50 10:t)0 10. )0 B.00 _7.50 -ID.'?0 -20. )0 -20.00 -15.00 .2.50 5.00 5.00 7.50 -5..)0 We have eared for 35 patients durinf; Decei ber and in doin;; so we eve rendered 402 days service to the sisk. Cash received during the msnth is as fellows: Tr. E. RaciL i �. cash John 4erbst By eas;i Wm Bray By east Paul Zeinsr By cash R. J. 'inlay By sas C. C. 'Iontt;omery Ij,;• ee►sn - - - - - 49.00 'irs. Alice Finch By sash (=es. F. Con Ce - - -By eash J . R. Butler By ass' L. F. Mann Hy sash L. S. Rader By cash - - - 15.00 10.)0 5.00 - - -22.50 - ----17.50 -10.00 - - 9.00 28.00 - 5.00 Amount rerreivsd Cheek for above amount has been given to W. B. }Moore, City Clerk Respeetf'ully submitted, Signed, John L. North, Superintendent. PLUT.I,ING PERMITS. To The Honorable &oard of City Council, Miami, Fla. Gentlemen: - I herewith tender you my report of Plumbing permits issued by me during the month of December 1913. Des. 11 To Walter Chapman for C.C. Morgan • 11 " " " " Carl Horner » �7 " « « " M. Cushman " 27 " " " " 13t h & L » 31 " « « M Greening « 31 « « « « 4 Greening • 11 " Co J. I.)ttlbs " 12th & Bet J. & K. " 13 " C. J. Dulbs " C. 'I. Denham " 13 " C. J. Dulbs " I. Smith " 16 " C. o. Dulbs «J. C. Smith • 27 " C. J. Dulbs " R. Murphy • 9 " Sehwible & Entweis for M. Harris ;2.00 ..2_.00 2.00 ..2.00 2.00 ..2.00 2 00 .2.00 2.00 . 3.00 .2.00 ...2.00 E) Die. 9 To Scholia* & Entwsis for 3rd St pet. C et B • • �2.00) Dee. 23 To Harry Curran fsr 4. Davis 2 50 Dee. 29 Ts HarA Curran for 14. Cobb 2 00 Dee. 8 Ts Sehei.bls & Entwei stl s for Mrs. Rudi sweel .. .1.00 Dee. 30 To Walter Chapman for John Marks . . 50 Deo. 12 To Miller Dunn Co. for G. M. Weeks . . .50 Des. 30 " Miller Dunn Co. 'or Dr. Holmes ..50 Dee. 30 " " " " feral. W. Dill 50 Dee. •30 Ti Miller Dunn Ci. fsr Dr. Wetzel . • •. • . . .. •100 Dee. 30 To '(tiler Dunn Co. for D. B. Walker • 2 00 Dee. $0 Ts Mier Dunn Ce for F. C. Hinton . 1 50 30 " 'filler Dunn Co. for Fred TTeberman • .7.00 . t 6.0e Respeetfully submitted, Signed, M. O. McDonald, Plumbing Inepeetor. BUILDING REPORT FOR DECETER 1913. To The Tienorati1e Beard of City Couneil, Gentlemen:-. I herewith tender you my report of Building permits issued by rie during the month of December 113. Dee. 1 D. F. E. Mess. " 3 A. L. Ne.eenseh 5 Gee. R. Lindsy 6 S. W. King " 6 11. g. Veil " 6 • "6 " " 8 Frank Davis n 8 n w Frame Bldg. n N it n n N 8 Rey Swanson Concrete " 8 " " Frame " 8 S. Foward Frame " 9 C. F. Sulzner 9 W. F. huller Concrete 10 Chas. Parry Frame Bld. 11 Sam Pertier Frame Bldg. 11 • 11 " 11 M. G. Traey " 11 T. J. Overton 11 11 N " 11 • 11 N 11 • 11 N 1/ • 11 w n " 12 A. I. & E. W. Otatott " 12 N n N " 12 N n n " 12 " " n " 12 " 15 N. B. Kseny " 15 C. W. Smith " 17 Fox Thetpson " 17 G. H. Tosublerfield " 1^ Sam Gautier " 19 F. ii. Davis " 19 J. W. Morgan Cert. Bleak Frame " 20 F. A. Fisher Frame Bldg. " 22 Aylsr Bros. " 26 H. A. henry " 26 R. G. Sulzner " " Cost " 29 H. H. Finder Frame Bldj. Cost " 31 W. L. Flswsrs Concrete Bldg. Cost Bldg. N n 11 Cost n N Co et 1.000.00 permit 100.00 " 100.00 250.00 400.00 400.00 400.00 100.00 100.00 4.S00.00 800.00 • 1.000.00 400.00 3.000.00 250.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 1.300.00 230.00 230.00 230.00 230.00 230.00 230.00 1.000.00 1.000.00 1.000.00 1.000.00 " 1.5 )0.00 Cest1.000.00 " 1.000.00 • 250.00 200.c0 " 300.00 " 1.200.00 2.000.,)0 400.00 100.00 25'. o 500.00 500.00 3.500.00 33.380.00 20.0€0.00 .11.300.00 4?.000.00 33.380.00 Signed, M. J. Building Cost Cost Total in " in " in N " n n Frame Bldg. 11 N n n I! 1 N Frame Buildin; s Concrete " Bleak " n n 11 N hldg" 11 11 n 5.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 24.00 4.00 5.00 2.50 15.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.r10 6.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 5,00 5.00 5.00 5.00 7.50 5.00 5.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 6.00 10.00 2.50 P.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 17.50 128.00. McDonald Inspector. .4 Dee emb er 1913. To the.Henerable Beard of City Ceuneil, �[iaali, Fla. Gentlemen: - I herewith tender you my report of SeWer Connections made during the month of December, 1913. Dee. 8th #1. To Seheiblie & Entweis. at Fletida Ave. 3 Op Die. 19th #2 To C. J. Dulbe at 8th & Ave I 3.ti0 Dee. 19th # 3 To C. J. Dulbe . at .Ave G. Bet. llth and 12th 3.00 Dee. 19th #4 To C. 0. bulbs �at Ave. G. Bet. llth and 12th 3.00 Dee. 27th # 5 To H. P. Rether at Ave. B. Bet. 9th and loth 3.00 Dee. 29th ii&. To T?. P. Rether at Ave. D. Bet. 12th & 13th 3.00 Dec. 29th#7 Ts Miller Dunn Ce. at Ave. J. Bet. llth & 12th • 3.00 Dee. 30th }!S Ti,, .''ill.er, Dunn Co. at 13th Bet. G. & River 3 00 • r • • Respectfully submitted, igned., T. S. Frederick City Ent;ineer. Mimi, Fla., Dec. 31, 1?13. D••••24.00 To The 1enorable Board of City Csuneil. Gentlmen:- - I have to report for the month of ])esember: Total nurber of Frrests 265 • a stunt of fines etc ~1803. 25 " number of clays feed 488 • number of days work 177 Respectfully, Signed, W. O. Whitman Chief of Police. REPO';T Or CITY CLE'V. Automobile registrations Cemetery deeds Cemetery grave permits • 15.)0' 40 00 r` 102 ;!) ✓ Court Coats . . 1.70 Empounding fees 3.25 Fines and forfeitures itures . 1S00. ��0 ✓ t Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 .67 V Licenses business 2046.�00W Licenses deg . 1 OOX Sanitary solleetione 'Morris 428.10 Bunnell 454.85 Street Improvepment 0ertifieatee of -Tni'ts - Sewer bond fund Street Improvement Cer.tific tee of Ind'ts-St. Irmp.bond fund Hes ital. repert Bafer Inspector's Report nglneer'r Report . 24.00 ✓ .. 2002.04X 198. 00 y - .43 50 ✓ ..9025.90 Taxes 1913 Building Inspector's Report Plumbing Inspector's Report Tetel amount eellested during the month • . nS2.95 v, 675.92 ✓ 956.67 ✓ 176.00 r 29.()0 ✓ Total cemetery lots sold for tie month of December Total amount received for ,wave digging month of December F. 40.00 t.102.00 To The City Ceuneil of !diem As City Auditor, I Have shocked the mount of J. L. Billineley, City Attorney as of November 1, 1^13 for uncollected taxes en Real Preprty and find as fellows: That said Bi I.lingeley during his term an City Attorney was eharged with uneelleeted taxes from varieu8 sources 4,469.60 119 65 Costs for reeor:ding liens 6.13.94 ' 4,613.19 That he paid dity Treasurer and Depositories . 1,533.72 Taxes . .129.65 Interest .10 76 Costs . . 3 18 Paid R. B. Gautier moots paid by Gautier List of taxes on City Property and Errors which should be allowed and credited . . . . . . . .. . . . .....64.32 List appended of uneollemted taxes reported as turned ever to A. J. Rose prevent City Attorney $4,613.19 with interest en sane '41ami,1,1t . Jan'y 7th,1914. To the City Council of the City of Miami, Florida: Gentlemen: — We, the undersigned owners of property abui,ting en Eleventh Street between Court Street and Avenue "E", en Court Street betwen Twelfth Street and Eleventh Street, and en Avenue "E" between Eleventh Street and Twelfth Street, being desirous of having; our Raid property improved by the eonstruetion of the hereinbelew deeerlbed improvements, de hereby petition your Honorable Body to have er cause to be made or eenetrueted the following improvements, viz; Pave the roadways of said describer) portions of Streets, between the feces of the existing curbs, with Bermudez Lake Asphaltic Concrete. County of Dede, State of Florida, By Frank A. Bryan Chairman of Board of County Commissieners for Trade County. John Froheck. Moved by J. A. Conrad, seconded by E. C. Romfh, that the Consulting Enwineer he instructed to prepare a profile and speeifieatione for p:iving Nineteenth Street from Avenue."D" to Briekall Avenue, ends Court Street from Eleventh to Twelfth. Street and Eleventh Street from Court qtre€t to Avenue "F and Avenue "E" ,,fren. Eleventh. to Twelft Street, to confess' with the present curb line. Notion. enkrrled. The Chairman.advised Council that Salary Ordinonc• was up for its trird and final reading. Moved by C. i!efty, seconded by C. F. Filer, that Sa1ery Ordinance be given its third and final reading, end read in full. 'lotion cerried . The ordinance was read in full, and is as follows: AN ORDINANCE FIXING, T 'E COMPEN.,ATION OP CITY OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OTC' THE CITY OF MIAMI, AND PROVIDING MANNER OF PAYMENT THEREOF. Sec. 1. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Ceuneil of the City of Miami, Florida, that the eer_lpensatisn of the officers of the City of Miami and such o: iployees se are noosed herein shall be as fellows: The Mmyer of said city shall receive the sum of ,ey900.00 p«:r year, payable in monthly instalments of 75.')C per month. Each Councilman shell receive the sir. of :2.()0 ?Sr eeeh rei;ular sr special visiting of the City Council that he shall aetually attend. The Munisipal Judge shall reseive the sum of $720. 011, per year, payable in monthly instalments of $6o.00. The Chief of Police shall reseive the sum of 11200. 0 per year, payable in monthly instalments of 1100. 0. Eaeh policeman shall receive the sum of 05.00 por month, payable monthly, and an inerease of ; 5.00 per month after 2 months continued service and a eerrespending annual inerease for sash continued years service thereafter 'for three years. Tree Cemetery Sexton' sh all reeeive the sum of ' 1200. p0 per year, payable'''" in monthly instalments of $100.00. The Superintendent of Streets and Sewers shell receive the sum of ? 1500.00, ' payable in monthly instalments of ' 125.00 per month. The City Clerk and 4.1ell.eeterAe� receive the sum of , 1500.0 per annum, ✓ payable in monthly instalments of ;r,12 00 per mono,. The City Assessor shall receive the sum of t720.00 per annum, payable in monthly instalments of ' 60.00. The City Auditor snail reseive the sum of lA-.AO per annul, payable in monthly instalments of l.4`i r. The City Attorney shall reseive the sum of S1200 . ;)0 a year, payeOl e in monthly instalments of. 1100.H0 per month. The Chief of the Firs Department shall receive a salary of S1200.00 per year payable in instalments of ;;100.00 per month; anri t300 per year -as Superintendent of firs alarm system, payable in installments of ''225. 00 p.,r month. The City Physician shall reseive a salary of °120.00 per year, payable in installments' of t10.00 per month. The Superintendent City Hospital shall reeeive R salary of "1,'108O.00 per year, payable in monthly instalments of "90.00. • Tie City En.,ineer shall reeeive a salary of p=r year, payable in instalments of ` & 1O per month. Sestlon 2. That nothing herein contained shall be considered to prevent t',e City Couneil or proper authorities of said city from removing or discharging any employee of the City of `dialui in any ease where suet, power might be exercised by them if this ordinance had not been passed. Section 3. the salaries herein provided for shall be effective and payable from January loth, 1914. Section 4. All ordinances or pats of ordinances in eon..*liet, herewith be and the same are hereby repealed. Passed and adopted this 18th day of December. Signed, F. G. Erfert President City Council Approved this Sth day of January, 1914. Signed, J. W. Watson `layer. Signed, W. A. `doope City Cleri . Approved and returned by the Mayor to the Council, and filed January 15, 1114. Signedx W.R.Moore City Clerk. P 0.F OF SmATR OF FLORIDA, COUNTY OF' DADE. »_ C ION. Pereenalyappeared before as C. A. Harris -to nee personally well known, and made oath that he is the Foreman of the Daily Miami }.Metropolis, which is a regular Deily Newspaper, published at Miami, Dade County, Florida, and that the Legal Notice or Advertisement, a espy of which is hereto tehe , was published in said Daily Miami Metropolis, *nee sseh week, week, e first insertion being en Jan. •10th, 1914, and the last being on 1/io 1T14. Signed, C. A. Harris Sworn and subscribed to before me this lOt)' day of January, 1914. S. P. Van Landingham Notary Publis. Hy eommissi on expires Feb. 17th, 1916. tuved by E. C. Rom fh, seeonded by H. G. Ralston, that Salary Ordinance be passed as react. Upiinr*]:LLsakl, the vote - was as fellows: F. G. Ertert yes, C. P. Filer yes, J. A. Conrad yes, E. C. Remfh yes, J. A. '`c)onald yes, H. G. Ralston yes, C. Hefty yes. Motion parried. The Chairman advised Couneeil that an Ordinanse in relation to theaters and places of public amusement, providing for the safety of the public, was up for its third and final reading. Moved by E. C. Rorlfh, second by J. A. McDonald, that above ordinance be given its third and final reeding and read in full. Motion carried. The ordinanee was read in full and is as fellows: AN ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO THEATRES AND PLACES OF PUBLIC A.'(USF2.IFIIT: PW TTPING FOR THE SAFETY O?' THE PUBLIC AND PROIHIBITING TIIG: USE OF SUCH BUILDINGS FOR THEATRICAL 0R OTIH'R PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS UNTTL APPROVED BY THE COMM"MITTEEMAN ON PUBLIC BUTLDTN(=S AND C `IER OF THE FIRE DEPARTM ENT . Be it ordained By The City Council of the City of 'Miami, Florida: Section 1. Every theatre or opera h ouse, or other building intended to be used for theatrical or operatic purposes, or for public remert or enter- tainments of any kind, hereafter erestecl, for the eecemrodation of more than two hundred persons, shall be built to comply with the requirements of this seation. N. building, which at the time of the passage of this ordinance, is net in actual use for theatrieal or opsratie purposes, and no building hereafter ereeted net in esnformity with the requirements of this Section, shall be used for theatrical or c;peratis purposes, or for publiee entertainments of any kind, until the same sham have been made to conform to the requirements of this section. . No building hereinbefsre described shall be opened to the public for theatrieal sr eperetis purposes, or far pulpits entertainments of any kind, until the Committeeman en Publis Buildin;;s shall have approved the same in writing as sonfarming to the requirements of this Sestisn, nor until the Chief of the Fire Deps. trisnt shall hove sertifie d in writing that all the appliansss for the extinguishing of fire or guarding against the seas conform to the Ordinances of the City and to the epesial requirements of this Station and are in a ssrnplete and satiefaetsry working ssnditten. 451 Every push Building shall eve at least one front en the street, and in such front there shall be suitable means of entranee and exit for the audience. N. workshop, storage or general property room shall be allowed above the auditorium or stage, or under the same, or in any of the fly galleries, unless all of rush rooms or shops are located in the rear of or at the aide of the stags, and in aueh eases they shell be separated from the tare by a brisk wall net less then twelve inches in thiskness, and the openings leading into said portions shall have self-sloeing standard fire -doors. No store er room contained in the building, •r the offices, stores er apartments adjoining, as aforesaid, shall be let or used for carrying en any business dealing in any article or material dangerous to life, except under aueh conditions as may be preseribed by the Mire Chief, under authority of a written permit issued by said Fire Chief, or for monufacturing purposes . N. lodging aeesamsdat inns shall be allowed in any part of the building esmsauni- sating with the auditorium. Se eti en 2. Any person or persons, firm or corporation violating any provision of this ord manse shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon convietien thereof, shall be punished by a fine net exceeding $200.00 or by imprisonment at hard labor in the City jail for a term not exceeding thirty days. Section 3. This ordinance is declared by the City Council to be neeeseary for the immediate preservation of the public safety, and shall go into effect and. beesme • law upon its approval by the mayor and .its publication one time in the Miami Daily Metropolis. liestion 4. All ordinances or parts of erdinanees in ssnflist herewith be and the rame are hereby repealed. Passed this January 8th, A.D. 1914. Signed,___ F. G. Erfert President City Council. ATTEST: W. B. Moore City Clerk. Approved this 8th day of January, A.D. 1914. Signed, J. W. Watson Mayor. Returned to City Council with Mayer's approval and filed January 15th, 1914. Signed, W. B. Moore City Clerk. PROOF OF PUPI.ICATION. State of Florida, County of Dade. Personally appeared bete e me C. A. Barris to aye personally well ]mown, and made oath that he is the Foreman of the Daily Miami Metropolis, whieh is a regular Daily newspaper, published a.t }Liad, Dade County, Florida, and that the Legal Neties er Advertisement, a espy of which is hereto attached, was published in said Daily Miami Metropolis, once eaeh week, for Ons week, the first insertion 'sing on Jan. loth 1914 and the last being on 1/10 1914. Signed, C. A. Harris Sworn and subscribed to before me this loth day of January, 1914. S. P. Van Landingham, Notary Publie My commission expires Feb 17, 1916. Moved by E. C. Rsmfh, seconded by be passed as read. Upon roll sell, the F. G. Erfert yea, H. C. Ralston yes, C. yes, E. C. Romfh yes. ".utien carried. J. A. McDonald, that above ordinances vote was as follows: C. Tiefty yes, F. Filer yes, J. A. Conrad yen, J. A. MoDonald The Chairman advised Council tha Ordinaries to amend Sestien 148 of the Cede of the City of Miami, adopted July 7th, 1910, was up for its third and final reading. 'loved by E: C. Rsmfh, sesended by H. G. Ralston, that above ordinance be given its third and final reading, and read in full. Motion married. The erd_nans• was read in full and is as fellows: Ali ORDINANCE TC AMEND SECTION 148 OF THE CODE OF TflE CT^_'Y OF 'fIA`I, ADOPTED JULY 7T", 1910. Be it ordained by the City Ceuneil of the City of Miami, Florida: Ssstien 1. That Section 148 of the Cede of the City of Miami, Florida, `adopted July 7th, 1910, be amended so as to read as fellers: Section 148: The et age in any theatre, opera house, moving pieture theater, public hall or ether building used as a moving pieture theater shall be furnished with a one and a half inch standpipe eenneeted with the City Water main and with hese sufficient to reach all parts of the Stage. It shall also be supplied with at leant two ehamisel fire extinguishers, to be approved by the C!iief •f the Fire Department of the City of Miami, placed en said stage in some eenepisusus position; the capacity of each of said shemieal firs extinguishers to be s wt least three `allone in sapaeity. It shall aloe be supplied with at least true pike poles and with two fire axes. Eash dressing Deem shall be supplied wit one chemical fire extinguisher, to be approved by the C`;ief of the Fire Depart- ment, having equal sapaeity with these en the stage. In addition to the two pike poles, fire axes and chemical fire oxtinc;uiehers provided for the st ego and dressing rooms, there shall ales be supplied at least one eheriisal fire sxtin uisher, approved by the C.ief of the Fire Department as aforesaid, for every one hundred and fifty or fraction thereof of the seating eF•pasity of said theatre, opera house, moving pieture theatre, public hall or ether building used as o moving pieture theatre, ell of said ehemisal fire extinguishers to be approved by the Chief of the Fire Departasmt, of the same capacity as t one reciuired en tt-,e stage, provided that no gallery or balcony shall be without et least one shemisal fire extinzuieher. The prseseniva wall in said building, if wade sf. weed *raming shall be covered ever both inside and out, that is next to the stage and also next to the auditorium, with sheet ironer tin or ether fireproof materiel; end all openings or doers other than the proscenium proper in the proscenium wall shall be equipped with atseard self -closing doers. All curtains on said stage shell be fireproof and of material to he approved by the Fire CI-ief; There shall also be furnished a firepref curtain to protest the preseeniun; and shall lap at leant eighteen inehe? •n eash side ever the proscenium wall, which said curtain shall be lowered and raised between sets. Passed this 8th day of January, A.U. 1914. ATTEST: Signed, F. G. Erf2£S_ N. B. Moore City Clerk Approved this 8th day of January, A.f.1914. Signed, J. W. Aatpen Returned to City Ceuneil with Mayer`s approval and filed January•15th, 1914. Signsdy_w.B. Hoorst City Clerk. Mayor. Pft00#e' OF PUBLICATION. State of Florida, County of Dade. Personally appeared before me C. A. Harris to no personally well known, and made oath that he lee the Foreman ,f the Deily Metropolis, wl-:ieh is a regular Daily newspaper, published at Miami, Dade County, Florida, and that the Legal Notice or Advertisement, a espy of which is hereto attached, was published in said Daily Miami Metropolis, Brae each week, for 0n* week, the first insertion being en Jan. 10th, 1914, and the 1estt being en 1/10 1914. Z Signed, C. A. Tiarr i s Sworn and subseribed to before me this loth day of January, 1914. S. P. Van Landin,3ham Notary Pubis My eemnissien expires Feb. 17th, 1916. '.loved by E. C. Romfh, seconded by H. g. Ralston, that above ordinance be passed as read. Upon roll sell, the vote was as ?s11ore: F. a. Rrfert yes, 9. a. Ralston yes, C. Hefty yes, C. R. Filer yea, F. C. Renfh yes, J. A Conrad yes, J. A. McDonald yes. Motion tarried. The following resolution, we.s introduced by Couneilmar Conrad: L'IT'�iCT�L'iF? T RESOL"TTON NO. 17 ,—A. BF IT It SCLv D by the City Council of the City of Mio �.i, Florida, that the City Engineer p. epare and present to the City Council plans, profiles, details, drswin„ s and speeifioationa for the trading and paving of Avenue "B" from the center of Sixth Street to the Renter of ?fifth Street, with reek known as Miami rock to a width of thirty—four (34) fset,snd over and asroes the spur track of the railroad crossing said street. Passed and adopted this :nth day of January, 1914. Sinned. F.C.Erfert ATTEST: President City O.uneil. W. 1. Meer* City Clerk. Moved by J. A. Conrad, eeeended by C. lefty, tat Improvement Resolution Flo. 173—A, be adopted. Upon roll :111 the vete was se fel1ens: F'.G.Erfe:t y►s, C. Hefty yes, C.F'.Filr yes, 1.G.Raleten yes, a..C.Retitr yes, J.A.Conred yes, J. A. Mcnene.ld yes. 'Qetie*i carried. The following resolution was introduced by Ceuneilmen Ronfh: ITSPP.OvET4Fu' RPS OLUT.ICNO. 17S—F . RE IT R :.SCLVD by the City Csuneil of the City of Miami, Florida, that plane, profiles, details, 4rawin:.s and speeificatiene as prepared b;, the Cit./ Enwineer and presented to this meeting for the grading, paving and improvement of Avenue "A" from the center of Fifth Street to the winter a? Sixth Street, and veer and across the spur track of the railroad eresing said street, with, reek Anown as Miami reek to a width of thirty—four (34) feet, be, and the same are, hereby approved and adopted. BE IT FURTTU R Ri'SOLVED that the City Clerk be, and is hereby, inst nested to identify suen plans, profiles, 4etrile, drswir.:e and speei fieetions, as these which have been approved and adopted by this resolution and place the sane re identified in the files of the City of Pleride. Passed and ed4pted this 8th day or January, A.')., 1914. Signed. . '' . F.rrert President City Council ATTEST: W. B. Meere City Clerk. Moved by H. G. Ralston, seconded by C. ;Tarty, trat I_nprevelient Resolution No. 178-13, Fro adopted. Upon roll call, tine vote was as fellows: C. 9efty yes, .9. n. R.Teton yes, C. F. 'Filer yes, E.C.Romfh yes, J. A. Conrad yes, .i.A.MoDery i.n yes, F. G. Erfert yes. !Motion eo:'ried. MMWY -11 454 The following resolution was i4troduee4 by Ce.:neiivi Remfh: IMPROVE'!ENT ?" SOLUTION NO. 17B—C. RE I_T RESOLVET) by the City Council of the City of Mie'mij Pler ida, that it is desired and deemed necessary to grade and pave Avenue "B"•from t! a center of Sixth Street to the center of vifth Street with reek known as Miami reek to a width of thirty—four !34) feet, and over end actress the spur track of the railroad crossing said street. That said grading and paving shall be sonetr;teted es she in the pl are for solid iriprever"ent And in accerdanee with t':e pions, profiles, &letailr, drawings and speeifications heretofore approved and adopted at the meeting of this body held en the £nth day of January, 1914, by Resolution No. the same being hereby, by referenee to said reselutien, incorporated herein and adds a part hereof and said irnproverent, is nor ordered. The Bost of the impr .verient herein provided for, except true street and alley intersections, shall be paid by spatial assessment, to he levied upon the property rpee -:'7y belr_ Ad by said improvements to the as ount that..thE Same may be legally assessed therefor. The east of improvement of street and alley intersections shall le raid, by the City of Miami. RE IT FURTTTi1R RESOLVED that the City Clerk be, and is hereby, authorized and directed to advertise for bide for the improvement above deseribed by the insertion of said advertisement one time in the 'diami Metropolis, a daily newspc• per published in t''.e City or Viami, t'lerida, all lids to be reeeiveri en. the 15tn clay of .lanuf.ry, 1914, until 5 o'clock, P.'!. Such advertisement shall atete that the eity shell reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Sueh adver— tisement may provide the conditions of deposit and lidding, which shall be es fellows: Eaen proposal must be accompanied by a certified eneek in the gruel of 22, of the a.:ount of the lid, made payable to the City of Miami, Florida, and certified by a reputable banking inrstitution as an assurance that within ten days after notice of award of eentraet eontempiated in the •proposal; tr.e successful bider will enter en wue1 contract and file a hand for the proper execution of the sane. All certified cheeks will be retained by the City Clerk as the property of the bidder until bids are opened and award of centrect made er all bide rejected. After the award hes leen Leda, the ehee.ke of all bilders other than the one to whom the contract is •war•'ed shall le returned. The bend required will le in the nearest, even hundred dollars. to 25,' of the ariouht of the bid, and shall be mode by same surety eompany ameeptable to the City of Miami, P1eride. Any def.,ult of the entering into such eentreet or the execution of eueh Pond the certified eheek required to aecouspany such bid shall le forfeited to tee City of Miami, ?Florida, not es a penalty, but as liquidated a z'e'ee for delay and for the additional eost or expense which may be ineurrsd by the City- by reason of aueh default. No bid will be pe',.itted to be withdrawn for any reason whatever after having been filers with the Clerk. Passed and *deleted this elth rsay of January, 1914. Signed. F.(;.Erfert A'"r,,-T: President City �',:uncil. W.A.Aioore City Cl r'.e . 'o"ed by H.G.Ralston, seconded by C. Hefty, that Imprever ant Resilution No. 176—C, le adopted. Upon roll call the vote was as follows: F.C,.Erfert yes, C.Eefl; yes, H.CT.pelstenyea, C.F.Filer yes, J.A.Conrard yes J.A.He_r)oneld yes) E.C. Romfh y er. Motion tarried. 455 The Chairman advised Coruna that the Beard of Health ordinance was up for its third and final reading. !loved by J. A. "dsDonali, seesnded by H.f.Ralsten, that the board of Health ordinance be given its third reading and real in full. Motion carried. - The ordinance was read in full and is es follows: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HIA11,FLORtDA, PROVIDING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR 'HE BOARD OF HEALTH OF SAID CITY,FIXING THE SALARIES AND PRE- SCRIBING THE DUTIES OF T!tE HEALTH 0r'FICER,OF THE INSPECTOR OF PLiN ING,A,ND OF THE INSPECTOR OF GOODS AND HEATS. BE I'" ORDAINED by the City Couneil of thty •f Miami, Florida: • D i P I N I T I O N S. _ Seetisn 1. - That the term "Beard" "this board" and "said beard" shall be held to mean "The Board of Health of the City of Mia:ai;" that the nerds "person", "owner","tenant", "Lessee", "seeupant", "eentrast•r", "party", tanager" and "officer" shall rsspeetively be held to apply and to include, both isintly and sov— • rally, eash ani,all owners, part owners, tenants, lessees, seeupants, manegere, eentraet•rs, parties in interest, persons, beards and' eerp•rations who may sustain the relations, or be in like position of any one or mere thereof referred is in any er- dinanee or regulation; that the words "pity", "this city", •r "said city", wherever used, shall be held to mean the City of Mari; that the word "perPiit" shall be con- strued to mean the per. lesion in writing of this Beard issued according to its or- dinances, rules and regulations. _ Section 2, - That the word "street" when herein used, shall be held to include avenues, sidewalks, gutters and public alleys; and the words "publie places", shall be held to include parks, piere, dseke and wharves and water and open spates thereto adja- cent, and also publie yards, greunde and areas, and all open sp eeee between build- ings and-atreete, and in view of such streets; the word "ashes" shall be held to in- e l.:ie Binders, seal and everything that usually remains after fires; the word "rub- eish"shall be held is include all the loose and decayed material and dirt -like sub- stances that attend dirt or decay, or which accumulates from building, storing •r el earringi the word "garbage" shall be held to inelude every aeeui'u1at ion of both animal and vegetable mutter, liquid or otherwise, which attends the' preparation, decoy and dealing in, storage of meats, fish, fowls, birds •r vegetables; and tb• word "dirt" shall be held is paean natural soil, earth or stone. Section 3. — Thr,t a "tenement -house" shall be taken to near and inelurie every house, building or portion thereof, whieh is rented, leased, let •r hired out to he •eeupied, or in eeeupied, as a house, hose or residence, of three or more families living in- dependently of one another, and doing their (looking upon the premises, or_by more than two families upon a *leer, se living and cooking, but having a common right in the halls, stairways, yards, water elssets or privies, or eerie of them. A "lionizing house" shall be taken to mean and inelude any house or building, or pert:ion thereof, in whioia persons are harbored or received, or lodged for hire for a single night, o r for less than one week at a time, any part of w}ieh is let for an,; person t• sleep in for any term lens than a week. T_iI_fi_ H_E_A_L_T_H O_F_F_I_C_n^, R. SECTI.O': 4. - The Health Officer shall be appointed by the Meyer, upon the reach- r:endation •f the Health Department and senfi.rned by the City Couneil, and shall held • .ffi,ce for two years, er until his successor shall be appointed and qualified. Pro- vided, that the terns of said appointment shall net extend eey•nd the term of the Uaysr es appointing. Section 5. - The, Health Offieer shall have supervision of, and be reepensible for, all garbage and street cleanings, and the sanitary inspectors shall earry out the instructions of the Health 0ffieer. Section 6. — The Health Officer shall at all tines have care and supervision of the health and publie school buildings, and shall, from time to time, make medical exami- nation of pupils, as himself et Beard of Health may deem proper, end recsr:mend is the City Beard of Health, who shall report to the Couneil, frill, time to tine, such ratters as Dray require attention fro►:, the standpoint of health and sanitation. Section 7. — That the salary of sueh Health Officer shah. be ME -'UNDRED DOLLARS ( x1,)0.00) per month, payable monthly. Section-8.- That it shall be the duty of the Health Officer to make, from time to time, inspection of oath part of the City, wit': a vied of aesertaining wr:ett nuisances exist, calling for abatement un.ier any ordinances of the City, er rules and reoulatisns of the TTealtDepartment, and to enforce all the ordinances, rules and regulatiens in re;,;ard to the public health adopted by this Board. It shall likewise be his duty to Lake such inquiries as are directed by the health department ir. re;;aryl to any matter aoneerning the public health, er otherwise, ir. this City, and to perform osier other duties as may, from time to time, be assigned to him by the health department. Seetisn 9. — That the Health Officer shell keep a record in a book provided for that purpose of all complaints which may be made to him , firer:: time to time, respecting violation of ar.j ordinance of the Council, or rule or regulation of the health deport - rent, and shall also keep a like reserd of all notices served and prseeedinCs taken and inquiries made by hies under and by virtue of such ordinances, rules or regulations. ne sha21 enter in sus h book the date +hen, and the name and street address of mach person by whop, and against whom any such complaint shall be, made, and the nature end particulars of sueh complaint. The Health Officer shall also enter in rue book the date *hen, the name and street address of sash person upon whom any no- tice shall be served by him, which book shall, at all times, be •pen to the in- rpestisn of the members of the'health department at the office of the department. Section 10. - That the Healt►'. Officer shall tide and eu►esribe an oath or affirms ties that he shell faithfully perform the duties •f his •ffire , and shall, before entering upon ewsh duties, execute a bend is 'the City of Miami, in mush AR as the health department shall determine, e•nditiened for the faithful perfe ass• of the duties aforesaid. I.N•SWTOR 0F_ 9LUFI_i'_IN'G_ PUTILS_. SECTION 11. - That there shall be employed by this Hear,1 an Inapester •e . Plumbing. Sestien 12. - That the salary of sush insp•stsr of plumbing shall be 0!fl l'UNDREP DCLLARS 0100. )0) per month, payable monthly. Seetisn 13 . - That it shall be the duty of the Inapester ♦f Plumbing, under the direstisn of the health department, to inspect, •r souse is 'e inspe sted, all buildings when in sours• of e•nstrustisn in the City of Miami; to see that the plumbing, drainage and ventilation •f sewers, soil pipes and fixtures thereof con- form to the requirements of the •rdiraness of the City and the rules and renul•tlsua of the h. alth department; and he shall promptly notify the owner or anent of any violati sn of the same. Seetisn 14. - That it shall be the duty of the inspector of plurshing to -eign and issue all notices and of certificates of inspection and a,;revs] required by the ordinances of the City and rules and retaulati•ne of the health department; he shall keep a daily record of the work of l+..s office„ including a statement of matins and certificates segued, applications for inspection received, and sear - plaints of the violation of the ordinances, rules and re,;ulations; he shall also keep - a resort of all fees received, with stub reseipts, in a book for the p r- psse; he shall turn ever all sueh fees eaeh month. to ,?-e City Tax C•llestor; he shall prepare monthly and annual reports t• the health department of the opera- tions of his •ffioe, with wash recommendations as to its conduct and methods of +_e► creasing its effieien•y as he req see fit to suggest. Section 15. - That it shall be the duty Of the Inspector of Pi; Ping to promptly examine plans and speeifisations filed in his •flies fnr proposed plumbing work and house drainane, and he shall approve the same, if .found in aec©rdancs with the ordinances t<nd with the rules and r•c.ilati•ns of the health 'department, within two (2) days (holidays asserted) from the time of fi11T#g. Sestien 16. - That it shall be the duty of the Inspector of P Dunning to examine all premises about whisk complaint of the plumbing •r drainage has been made, and he shall, upon e'ridenoe of the unanitery sonditien thereof, notify the owner •r agent of said premises to arranl;e the plumbing and drainage thereof as - cording to the requirements of the ordinances 'sf the City and the rules and regu- lations of the health d•psrtrtort; and it shall be his duty generally te see that all erdiaances •f the City and rules end reivlations of the health department relating; to the senstruetion of buildings, ventilation, plumbing and house- drain- age are duly observed and enforced, and perform sush other duties as; nay be required of him by the Heard of «ealth, •r its rules and rsu;ulatiens. Seetisn 17 . - That the Inepester of Plumbing shall take and subseribe an oath or affirmation that he will faithfully perform the duties of his •''fise, and shall, hebefore entering upon said duties, execute a bend to the City of '4iam, in -a sum i to be deterriined by the health department., tonditi•ned .for the ffiithful per- formance of the duties aforesaid. INSPECTOR O t! O O D L _A_TI D_! c 'r .i T S_ V _ Sestien ie. That there shall be employed by the health department, te serve during its pleanhr•, an Inspector of Foods! 'end '(eats, and such assistant inspector •r assistant insp••t•rs, as may be deemed neeeseary in the juijrnt of said }ealth department. The said Inspector of Feeds end Keats, +rho shell be a qualified veterinarian, a graduate of an organized and recognized veterinary e l.ege, and of good standing in his profession, shall est as assistant to the health officer. The said inspector and the assistant •r as>istants shall per- form sueh duties in eennesti•n with the exesutien of the previsions sf the ',slither *es •f the city and rules and rejulatiene •f the health department, turd �;erteral1y in the pretestisn of the health of the inhabitants of the City of Mia;td, as the sad D•erd shal]. direst. Section 19. - The salary of said inspestor of °fads and *meats shell be T''r'. 'T;PSPRI] DOLLARS (p100.h0) per month, payable monthly. Section 20. - The health department shall •itploy a secretary, whose salary shall be SEVEPPTV wr\rE DOhLAF.S (75.00) per month, payable Asntt.ly. •1- (See next page.) The Committeeman on Streets Conrad called attention of Council to the salary of the Twelfth Street Bridge Tender, and said that.haweuld advise that hie ealasy be raised to $75.00 per month, as he has been there for the last ten or twelve years wlthout his salary being raised during that,tims, and *Meths fol- lowing motion. Moved by J. A. Conrad, 'seconded by H. Ralston, that the salary of A. W. Lee , Twelfth Street Bridge Tender, be raised from 60.n0 to t75.uu per month. Motion carried. The Committeemen on Parka and Desks advised C•uneil that the lines of the City Parka had never been approximately designated, and made the following motion: r. Moved by J. A. MaDeneld, seeended by H. G. Ralston, that the City Attorney be instructed to !craw an erdinanoe, designating the metes end bounds •e thr City Parks. Motion ,parried. Finance Committeeman Romfh advised Council that a motion was in order ascepting th.Deesrsber'rr-roll, and ordering then paid. 'oved by s. C. Resifh,,sesended by J. A. Conrad, that Deeember pay-rel] be approved and ordered paid. 'lotion carried. After discussing the matter for sometime, the motion was made and carried that this meeting adjourn. ATTEST: Moved by J. A. McDonald, eeeonded by H. G. Ralston, that Csunsil adjourn City Clerk. PRESIDENT TIT 1-- CO'TTCIL. (Peer0.. J. 1ealth Ordinance - Continued) :.;eetisn 21.- That the Sesretery shell attend all reet,ln;: of t' e health tie art - tent, and shall make minutes in.beeka provided for that purpose of the naves •f the members present at cant PIeetinC and all resolutions end pro emends e sf aid de- g+ert::ent, and shall keep the ressrds,•book:s and papers of 'VI rIepartelent, end ehe.l1 receive all notices directed to be ;riven to the depart',snt, and the :ome shell at all tines be open to the inspection of the members of the department at the • ffisa of the department. The eecretary shall likewi a perf•rei ails ether duties -as may, from time to time, se asigrxsd to him by the health 'iepartxsert. _S AN I TAFtY IT'SP i CT O S. __ / sstion 2?. - There shall be emelsyrdby the health riepartr ant sanitary inspf stars, sere eha11 est ar assistants to the health officer, and shell perform sua- duties in ernnes-- tionwith the ordinances of the City and the, rules and reku1 tisns of the healt dep-,rti,ent in the protection of the health of the inhabitants of the City of T[iami, ae the Beard ray direst.. Section 23. - That the salary of sash of sad inept etsr s shall.be NINETY DO LABS (S94.00) per month, payable monthly. B O N D S. Section 24. - That the bends heretofore required to be furnished by any of the employes Rased herein shall be assured by some reeo;*nized and reliable surety company authorized to de business in the State of Florida; that ti11 'eee, expenses and prom re properly chargeable by any surety sompany for thus sesuring said bonds shall be a eherge Lpon and shall be paid for by the health department. Section 25. - All ordinance's , or parts of ordinances in eenfiiet herewith, be, and the sere are, hereby repealed. Signed, F. G. Erf art President pity Council. ATTE i T : W. P. 'Nero City Clerk