HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1915-03-04 MinutesMinutes ofthesoots of ?Sbroary 1
Niamtos of the meeting Of lebraely i.
fheri being no errors or onissiens, ohairman Ordered' the ail! iitserid *tent a ppr*ved am
mad.
,
Mrs. Megeman, addrsssel.COuioil, stating that she'll; a Pryohoxogist a sak1d:*hi►t she be.
allowed to praotioe poychOlOgy without pageant of the liosnse lift*+, ngon palriste,,
� gg
statthat there was no re104on whatever between ph oholOgir 'Adfait, p01i+0 ►°,,'.:mod
pre$IA*ted a letter from the 'fax Collector st Pa1m Masa to 'the. effeot tbM 'ilia. was sot.
taxed es *palmist in that County.
dove+ by J. A. Movonald, seconded by C. Softy, that the matter be referred to the oity
attorney with power to act. Motion parried.
Chairs n Irfert stated that advertisements had been posted a nOunoing 8 P.Y. as the hour
at which complaintsif any, would be heard from the property holders with gyres of to '
the grading and paving of Avenue M from the center of dtb to the olnthr of 10th Street,
1 wnereupon the clerk read the nOtioe of completion of that improvement asd sited the
following question;
NOTICE OF COMPLFTI0N of the grading and paving at Avenue M from the venter of 8th to the
center of loth Street, to a width of 16 ft. with Miami rook, approximate distanoe 700
feet. Ares there any oomplaints as to the manner in which the work was done or to the
oost of the work, which is $18.42 per fifty foot lot? There were no complaints.
COMMUNICATIONS
*Miami, Florida, Maroh 4, 1915
To the Uity Uounoil,
gentlemen:
At my request, Capt. Tuoker and Mr. Seltzer examined the bridge over the
Miami river at Avenue D, and report that the same is badly in need of repairs, a great
number of bolts and rods are badly worn, and in their estimation, the parrying oapaoity
of the bridge is not over one half of what it was when new; therefore, I would recommend
to your honorable body that the necessary rapiers be made.
1 would further recommend that steps be immediately taken to secure a new, modern
brtage at this place. in my judgment, should you advertise, asking for plane, specifica-
tions and prioes for this brlage, you will at no expanse t0 the oity, get several large
bridge building concerns interested.
Respectfully submitted,
J. w. Watson,
Mayor."
Councilman Conrad stated that he had personally examined the bridge and that it was beyond
repair, practically a scrap heap, and he could not tell whether it was safe for any length
of time, and would like to have the pubiio notified that no heavy hauling would be permltte
over the bridge; that the bridge may collapse at any time and the only thing to do was to
replace it as quiokly as possible. That he had communications from several bridge
oompanies and had invited the representative of one of them to come to Miami as he
was at Tort Lauderdale supervising the oonstruotiOn of the new bridge scross the river
at that point and that the representative oame down during his(Conrad's) absenoe from
the city, otherwise he would have been before council; that he had hoped to have someone
here to do the preliminary work for a new structure while the bridge was being manufaotured
and that he would take the matter up with the mayor. in answer to a question by
Chairman £rfert, Mr. Conrad thought it would be well to restriot traffio over the bridge
at onoe, and that by securing an experienced bridge man at ono*, the strength of the
bridge oould be determined.
City Attorney Rose stated that in view of what Mr. Conrad had reported, the Mayor or
Street Committeeman should take immediate action for the purpose of at least restricting
traffic; to the lighter vehicles even though neosssary to plane officers at each end of
the bridge, and also that proper notice be placed at eaoh end of the jaridge, in large
letters, showing its condition, as Una in view of the statements made, if the oity
permitted the bridge to be used and serious injury to life or property should remelt, a
most serious situation Mould develope for the oity from a legal point of view that he
would recommend that proper notioes be planed at eaoh end of the bridge advising the
public that it is dangerous and that they use it at their own peril and that off ioer• be
stationed at ssoh end so as to prevent heavy traffic Ober the bridge.
Building Inspector Seltzer confirmed the statements made in regard to the condition of
the bridge.
Counoi.lman Romfh stated that he had talked to the Treasurer of the Virginia uridge and
Iron uoipany about what the oity had done in the way of souring plans and the
xeltminary work for a new bridge and that he had been told suoh action was all right
.,�.t a sated that the pity advertise for alternate • plans also and in this manner get
the.WXerent oompanies to bids upon the oity's pleas as well as on other designs and
*meg bridge.
1,000$04/104 Hefty stated that in his opinion it would be a useless +elpenditur* of money
10.404Sempt to repair the bridge in view of the statements as to its ooaditias and thought
• tke itruet pbi sitteeman Should taken faaediate sotian to restriot traffto and that a
p03 io s ra, .,±pax the the bridge tender, oould proteot both sadw of the brads, and
prois0 MOT,
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to' %hi R6uorablS v tt GOOnO
t�ity.
Oontlene nt
T04, no 40ubt he se boon . &4*1144 t
Miami the latter pert r t s `nen' of the PI,tt..
tion is ooMpesied of about Ur* hendred are pNb 1, rr. ii �4i �:Av
aa,3ority of whoat bare sLgnifisd their' intent ,+ ' Ott i''i t ►
Considering the foot that the mOmeorie ,of :the T10 td& Primo se00**t 4*
of booltors, and 'Will give Misat Md tb3e rictbi N ► _Ut • ':
their various pnVary it 1* �ry Apparent that, the px0 sr:'snt.r
provided during their stay heir.. MONO ws #:hq 4000 ,tt i 'ai .!+
?reds to look attar the welfixe Of thl asib0*1 . thie 405004
hers, ask that your honorable body oaks a lib0r4' I pr.P tto*
fund to help defray the expose of tblo entOrIatooSitt. A,#'iif
the details of the entertainment, suck . as We Seel' 3M of 04 ill
gathering, we figure the cost will to approlttmatsly MC; 'S , V. ether:,r;�
draw from to nest this saponss, and rill apprsoaate wAa.te?fl s**IstsnCt yet" ;.g #
(Signed) Wif N. Orley,
Chairman, Board of Trails Srtatl Mitt , 00gmtttfl.'
Pored by Z. 0. Roafh, seoonaedby C. "lefty, that the oity appropriate *OS WOM00441
and that the bills be submitted to the city oounoil for payment, sotf,0f 0# St.."•
Councilman Reath etatsd that the convention will be of great benefit to the gill' es
the members representsd papers all over the oountry and in that manor a great ds*l'of
publicity will be received and that the dslsgatOs Should be properly entertained and
thought the oity should do its part.
'Miami, Florida, *ardivi7d, 1918.
City Oounoil,
Miami, Florida.
Gentlemen:
We respectfully ask permission to ersot a gas holder about 84 ft.
in diameter by 77 ft. high, and an oil tank about 30ft. in diameter by 20 ft: high, at
our plant oorner Morse and Harvard Streets.
• Yours truly,
Miami 0as Company
By Walter C. Room.,
•
8soretary."
Moved by E. C. Resift, seconded by J. A. Conrad, that the request of the Miami 00s Oo.
to erect a gas holder and oil tank at their plant, be granted. Motion carried.
Communication from the North Miami, Improvement Association, under date March 2,1915,
urging that some plan be adopted by the oity for the future developement of parks,
boulevards, play -grounds, oivio center, sto, in accordance with the proposal reosntly
made by the firm of Harries and Sall, of Toronto, Ont.
Moved by u. Betty, seconded by J. A. McDonald, that communication be rsosived and filed.
Motion carried.
�Miaaai, March 4, 1915.
To the mayor and city Council,
Gentleman:
I am building a sidewalk on Mighth Street between I and J, fronting 4
property and desire to extend it on I and J the depth of ay property one hundred and
forty feet at a width of five feet. There will be no driveway spaces at any point to
lessen the full width of the walks as I hale a twenty foot alley in rear of the
property thererore no driveway spaces are required. Hoping you will give as permission►
to build as above stated.
J. H. Scott.'
The oity engi*esr reported that request had beam made on his office for permission to
lay the five foot walk but notion of oounoil is necessary to grant anon permission;
that there was no objection to suoh a walk on the side streets provided the walk is
constructed from the curb line toward the property line so as to siiow for the Curb
and gutter to be oonstruotsd later and not leave a vaoant spans bstwseu the walk and,
the ourb.
Pored by f. C. Rom, seconded by u: Hefty, that pormission be granted to foils the ft7
foot walk, In view of the report of the oity engineer, the walk to begin at Sys odrb ',
13us. Mott* Oarrie4.
Tours truly,
ilk
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A.
Petits* from the property WOO* D. £v tip G " $ 4
ttat the street be paned and grs it, With ettbial. 'Pets1ien ' S W 34 &.
treaty other.4
detttOi1aan uotrad exploited thit, a troth li tit sewer t< M. to: t $I `#fat that
locality, under the oontraol With 4. J. 00.. a�td t $ it:*o b 1Xtse$b1$
do any pawing until the fees* 1* 00010t02.
lir.. Win addressed 00=01l itd izz.Iaiaed that at $1**0029 t2e2i 220 120100 to�;got to
tte properrty between hist �t and .roads► . and that uetlitAlb w w� bye .eH i 14
shortly and it sits boo possible to haul mares material �res 1 roadvly of .lone' sort
ialoastruottel and sit fisted that a roadway be built tip ono eider 00 00 009 $o 90
atOlPurbed by the sees .
Sore& by C. Betty, seconded by S. U. Rooth, that petition be reoeiyed and it the
street oommittsimsn oan oonstruot a roadway that will not interfsre with the Wier, that
it be done. notion oarried.
Petition dated Harsh 4th, requesting that a fire hydrant be pissed at the corner of 7th
and Avenue a, reciting that it is a very thiokly iettied neighborhood sad reoent fire
demonstrated that a hydrant is needed as the distance the hose had to be laid, the
pressure was not sufficient to proteot a two story'bnilding. Thin it also omitted
the property holders td pay a higher rate of insuranoe.
Roved by Z. 0, aomfh, seoondsd by J. A. MoUOnala, that the petition be reoeiwed lead
rererred to the Fire Committeeman with power to act. Motion carried.
BILLS AGAINST THE CITY
Miami, Fla. Harsh 4, 191b
To the lion, Board City Councilman
Miami, Fla.
Gentleaden:
I herewith hand you, final oirtifioats $#8 with proper O.K. showing
balance Due Me, for the Contrast of the New Tire Station Ave.D. and Waddell Street, of
whioh kindly make me out Youoter for same.
Also enolosed, You will find bill for Extras, on above Bldg. that was not included
in oontraot, or whioh i ask You to make me out voucher for.
a•fs other bill enolosed, is one Mr. Orr ask me to present to You for plastering the
lst floor, and as 1 understand is understood between Mr. Hefty and Mr. Orr and as
contractor, 1 present same.for settlement.
Thanking You in advance, and trusting my services with the oity has been
sMtieraotory.
uertitioate #8
and Waddell Street.
This is to certify that r. F. Yarborough is entitled to the final payment or the
oontraot prise, for the ersotion of above building.
I am yours respot.
(Signed) w. F. Yarborough'
"Miami. Florida, Marsh 4, 191b.
To the oity of Miami for the erection of the new fire station, Avenue D
Contract pride,
Previous payments,
Balance due,
OZ F.u.rrfert,
OK J.A.MoDonald.
$5300.00
? 3
"missal, Florida, Marob 4th, 1915
To the city or Miami,
BY W. F. Yarborough, Contraotor.
Tor extra work,on the new fire station, Avenue D and Waddell Street,
S carpenters, 3 days eaoh at $4.00 per day, preparing and faring ceiling for
sheet metal, #84.00
S oarpenters 1 dam each • e building water closet, 4.00
400 ' 1 x 6 fuming, 8.00
200' siding, 6.00
paper flooring and framing, 4.00
S00' iv faring for windows, 80' window stool, 320' ogw stops, 250' lx5 easing!,
1 gal. filler, 10 f nails, 200' It round 24.00
. 1 painter S days on finish worn first floor, • #4.50 9.00
d oaxps$tere 3 days sa�oh finishing windows and doors, first floor, • *4 ' 3.00
4.00
1 0 hrs.
uo.00
. 4oatraotor., 1p} added, ..:
ili1l of J. Y.« t1►rfR dated liar*1,19J.¢, . pla�rt! t, Z .00r i400
tbi 11100,4061, MOWS
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'i> ►ee + omottt0000s, vouotroo ' to
. ltaroh t,
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City of Miami, Fire'DepsstaA4t,
to Biscayne Construction uonpany
To laylai ooaorste sidewalk head driviwa7, subd.iirr atatie* ma 9MdslZ it,
Moved by J. A. Conrad. esoondsd by 0, 3ifty, tit bU L ot„ tbs Bt* 041n0 dOn$I*uot
Company be paid, snb3set to approval of the finance COMAitteimass voaohsr to be
drawn against the Fire Mond fund. Uotiep carried.
Moved by C. betty, ssoonded by that inasmuob as the pity has a000ptid fibs.
fire station, that the oontraotor b released from his bond.
Councilman Romfh suggested it would bs bettor to hold the oontraoter,s'bond gutty.
final settlement had been made and the entire matter approved by the pity attorney.
0bunoilman Jetty, s motion was not seconded.
emiami, Florida, tsbruary 97, 1915
Mr. f. 13. Moore,
City Clerk.
Miami, Florida.
"Dear Sir:
You have on file copies of three oertirioates issued to Mr. W. T.
Yarborough as follows:
No, 3,'datsd January 20th,
No. 4, dated January 30th,
so. 5, dated February lath,
'418. 20
1151.37
699.00
All these ars ok•d by Messrs. irtsrt and MoDonala and'Romfh. As stated above, you hoe
oo ¢es'or them in your files. Ws understood from mr. Romfh when we toot mess orders
that you would let us have a prompt ohsok to oover. Wont you please do this and
greatly oblige.
Very Truly Yours,
signed J. T. Wisdom,
• Cashier, Miami Bank & 'trust co."
Moved by E. 0. Romrh, seconded by u. Hefty, that voucher be drawn in payment, against
the fire bond fund, the certificates covering payments made by the a. 13. & T. Co.
to'the oontraotors building the Waddell St. Fire Station. motion carried.
"Miami, Florida, February 37, 1915
Mr. W. B. Moore, City ulsrk,
giant, Florida.
Dear Sir:
Ws have certificates of.findebtsdnsss of the oity of Miami yin favor of the
Biscayne Construction 0o. as follows:
NO. 25 dated February 5, $1427.41
No. 86 dated February 19, 1151.32
we understood from the Biscayne Construction Co. that these osrtiiicates would bs
paid immediately. Please let us have your check to cover:
Very truly yours,
(signed) J. T. Wisdom,
Cashier, miami Bank a trust Co."
Councilman Romfh stated that it had not been dsoided whether these aorta/Ostia
would bs redeemed in cash or improvement bonds and that under the advertisement the
oity had four months in whioh to rsdssm the oertir'ioatss.
Moved by C. Nifty, seconded by J. A. MoDonald that the communication be rsosived and
referred to the Finance Committeeman. Motion oarrisd
e and furniture of the OW Bali, fit..
ed by B. 0. Booth wended by 0. Betty' that in viewOf 'thd approval of the bill
the Mayor and Building Committeeman, that vouoner be drawn in paynent. Motion Oarrird.
Bill of 4ylor Brothers, dated Febry. Band, 1915, for labor and material, oonstruotiog s
filing oaso kin the oity engineers office, amount $13.05
Moved by J. A. uonrad, seoondad by X. U. Romfh, that the bill, having been approved by
the Mayor and uity Znginser, be reoeived and vouoher drawn in payment. Motion earned.
Miami, Fla. Feb. 20, 1915
xr. W. B. Moore,
City Clerk.
Dear Sir:
1'nolosed herewith I hand you bill for repairs done to my sidewalk at the
northeast oornsr of 4th St and Avenue B, said sidewalk haying been damaged the latter part
a of January by the city's water truck. I would.thank you very kindly if you will take this
'matter up and the next meeting of the council and incurs a reimbursement for the expense
inourred.
Reepeotfuliy yours,
Z. B. Webb
119 4th Street.
Paid bill of the B. F. Davis Construction Co. amount $3.50, attached to above•lettsr.
Moved nby J. A. Conrad, seconded by J. A. McDonald, that voucher be drawn to reimburse Mr. Webb
;for the damage done to his sidewalk by the water wagon. motion carried.
'Bill of Tatum Brothers Real Estate & Investment Company, dated Tebruary 25th, 1915, •
covering premium on fire insurance policy No. 010, issued by the Roohester Germs •
=Underwriters Agency, amount $5,000. for three years from February 15, 1915. Amount of
premium, $100.00
•
Moved by E. C. Romfh, seconded by C. Hefty, that bill be received and approved by oounoil
and take its regular course for payment. motion oarried.
;(Policy and bill mailed to City Auditor Boyd, Maboh 5,.1915)
'Bill of the Miami Zleotrio Garage Company, dated Marta ly 1915, covering storage and
current -used for charging the batteries of the electric street sprinkler, amount $199.41
Moved by Z. 0. Romfh, seconded by C. Hefty, that the bill be received and referred to the
pity auditor for oarerul check and investigation. Motion carried.
SANITARY SEWERS J J QUINN CONTRACT GARBAGE DISPOSAL PLANT
"Miami, Florida, Maros 4, 1915
To the Honorb.ble City Council
Gentlemen:
Herewith I am submitting report showing cost of sewer construction
;up to date amounting to $17003.72; of this amount $8,149.85 is due the contractor at this
date. The amount due your engineer as shown by statement rendered is 1379.00.
Much better progress has been made this month than for the previous months.
The forms are nearly ready forth' plaoing of the concrete in the - first story
;of the Garbage and Refuse Disposal Plant. The steel for the chimney is on the ground and as
soon as the stone reaches hers, the work• of oonstruotion will start. A oar load of fire briok
lie here on which freight must be paid; in the absence of the sanitary committeeman, I will
ask that council authorise the payment of the freight bill amounting to 1187.99 as shown
"by attached freight bill.
Respectfully submitted
(Signed) B. H. Llyce,
Engineer"
;Moved by Z. C. Romfh, seconded by C. Hefty, that the freight bill be paid out of the
'sanitary bond fund. Motion carried.
AsoosdIag to tl181 1'ri1 N
On MU*sd 040
Ras.. lio. T1*i of work
0o.plst44
398-2 $2813.35'
401-8 2292.04
406.1 1308.09
407-D 1803.10
409-8 840.88
410-1 730.00
411-H 3189.04
412.3 3375.00
437-8 1040.00
$4044,2*
1004.45 011640'
141.01 1104s10
1.901. 30 C 1$0
2t3.18 38'r50'
490.18 136,00
881.90 1061600
000.00 1004.00
000.00 8'd8.00
I hereby certify to the correctness of the above summary
John J. Quinn Co. under its varios contracts on this date.
Estimate No. 3 (Final)
For work and material furnished to March 1, 1915, by J. J. Quinn Co. under
with the city of Miami. Fla. and under Improvement Resolution No. 398-6
Avenue H Second St. to Riokeres Street,
laying 24* sewer from 8-10 tt. 225.0 ft. 0 $2.50 0582.50
* 341 • 8-8 • 909. 2.25 2045.25
• 24E6 T branches 32 2.25 72.00
Construdting standard manholes 4 25.00 100.00
• manholes over 8' in depth 5.2' 3.00 15.80
• drop / • 1 additional Ail
Hectoring macadam streets. 400 lin. ft. 0 02 �i813.02
Lees previous payments, Jan 1, 1943.32
Feb. 1, 300.98 2 .2
.0
City'e share $2261.73
Property owners 51.62
2 13.33
Estimate No. 3 (Final)
For work and materials furnished to Mgch let, 1915, by J. J. Quinn Co. under
contract with the city of Miami, Fla. and Improvement Resolution No. 401-6
Avenue C, Waddell to 5th St.
Constructing 8in. sewer 0-4 ft. 37.1 it. 0 $0.85 $24.12
■ * • 4-8 • 1014.8 • .70 710.38
• • • 8-8 • 350.8 ■ .80 280.64
• • * 8-10 844.8 ■ 1.00 844.80
• 0 10-12 89.5 ■ 1.50 134.25
• 5 standard manholes 25.00 125.00
• • • • over Bit. deep 10.4' 3.00 31.30
• 2 drop • 10.00 21.00
Restoring macadamised streets 2337. it. .02 48.74
8* branches on 80 sewer 67 .35 23.45
extra oonorete, class B, 4.28 ou. yards 8.50 36.38
Six inch risers, 53. lin. ft. .30 2�35.90
Less payments, Jan. 1, 0118.00
• Feb. 1, 1573.48 1�
city'♦ part $1108.2e
Property owner8
correctness of the ebove,final estimate
(8lgne4) H. 8. Llyos,
7paeer..
1.
City's part $383.89
Property owners 276.
640.65
Estimate No, 2, (Final)
t1 to. ;* Ortnill.
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p6rf armed and l i;�► �r 0 t I ta; ob i. ' 40, ._
a tiaot with the pity of Mis.et , . #tproOtiont 00410t
00th et (8ornsr Ave.)
OOnstruoting 8" steel 44--88 ft..
w " M10 "
" • 10,12 "
" 22• " 10-12 "
"' standard manholes
" • ' mere
80 btanohes on 8 in. server,
extra oonorete 2.37 au yts. class
six inch risers,
Less payment February let,
259.4 tt.
187,0
72.4
394.0.
37.8 4.00
than 6.0 040 8.4' 3.000
.35
B 8.80
37. lineal ft .30
M . $0.700.60
1.00
1.so
I hereby certify to the oorreotness of the above final estimate.
(8ignedd H. R. Xlyo*.,..
1nginsit.
Oity's part' $886.43
Property owns;841 4§
308.09
Estimate No. 3 (Final)
101.49
' 4444410.
74.40
180.40
` 104400
45.0
4.0
30.15
Fox work performed and materials furnished to March 1, 1915, by J. J. Quinn Co. under
its contract with the oity'of")diami, Florida, and under Improvement Resolution 407-8
Biscayne Drive, Riokeeers to Morse St.
For 8" sewer 8-8 ft. depth
" 4-8
" 8" branches on 8" sewer,
" 4 standard manholes
" 1 flush tank
" restoration of macadamised street, 60.0
Less previbus payments, Jan. 1
Feb. 1
540.4 ft.
1221.4 "
80
$664.00.
537,52
• $ .80
.70
.35
25.00
.03
City's part $722.98
Property owners 780 12 $1503.10
I hereby certify to the correctness of the above final estimate.
(Signed) B. N. llyae,
Engineer.
$433.32
854.98
21.00
100.00
90.000
1E0.10
1 53
Estimate No. 2 (Final)
For work performed and.materials furnished to Maroh 1, 1915, by J. J. Quinn Co under its
oontract with the city of Miami, Fla. and under Improvement Resolution No. 409=B
Dann Street
For 8" sewer 4-6ft deep,
" 6-8 "
2 flush tanks
6" 7 btanohes on 8" sewer 25
Lase payment February 1,
479.9 ft.
145.0
• $0.70 $335.93
.80 116.00
90.00 180.00
.35 840..78%
273,18
367.50
I hereby certify to the oorreotness of the above final estimate.
(Signed) B. H. L1yoe,
Engineer
For work performed and materials furnished to Maroh 1, 1915, by J.J.Quinn Co. under its
contract with the city of Miami,Fla. and vender Improvement Resolution No. 410-B
bray Street
Tor 8" branches on 6"
Tor 8" sewer, 4-6 ft..
6-8
8-10
Standard manholes,
" " more than
. flush tank,
Woe payment February 1,
v4t1'4 part $383.54
hopu%7' ,manse 5684,1,
730.00
sewer, 25
deep 395.1 ft.
" 392.0
15.0
6' deep,
• •750
80
1.00
1 25.00
.2 ft 3.00
8.75
276.57
314.08
15.00
25.00
��QQ.Q600Q
730.00
WA-
1 hereby certify to the oorreotness of .the above final estimate
s4 00 , p. X., Z1io ,; *m' sex.
/itiante 8o0_
for work performed an& srtort L t at$104 tn' »wry 1,
its *entreat With .the • oity of Miami, ?la. ' ei►d tier
Riokaers Street
for 22" Meyer, 6/8 ft, edeetp,
1012
Joiptite joints land 0.14
8" branohes o* Jiff" •.wear
extra oonarete, class B, 2.14
8" risers, •
4464.3 •
282.1 4.00
598.0 .,O•
14 #.00
8.50
23.5 .30
aonstruoting standard manholes 3 25.00
s e " over 8. ` 181 $.00
" drop . "
Less 20% reserved,
Less payment February 1,
ou.yds
W.00
18.19
711.00
40.00
�yy
Tatet
I hereby oertify to the oorreeti►sss of the about approximate monthlr.sitilate.
(Bred) B. N. Nlyoe,
Xng1meer.
£stimate No. 1
For work performed and materials furnished to March 1, 191b, by J. J. Quinn Co. under
its oontraot with the city of Miami, Fla. and Improvement Resolution No. 412-B
Lemon Street
Constructing 22" sewer
i 22 • 20 "
" 30
Less ao% reserved,
l0/12 ft deep
8/10
10/13 "
8/10 "
50 ft.
200
375
150
• $4.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
$200,00
600.00
1125.00
2 t :51
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I hereby oertiry to the correctness of the above approximate monthly estimate
(Signed) B. A. Llyoe,
znginser.
Estimate No. 1,
For work performed and materials furnished to March 1, 191b, by J. J. Quinn Co. under
its contract with the city of Miami: Fla. and Improvement Resolution No. 437-B
First Street
For 8" sewer,
e
66/88 ft deep 660000 ft.
e
Less 20% reserved,
I hereby oertiry to the oorreotnese of the above
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approximate monthly
(Signed) B. M. Ilyoe
'Estimate No. 3 '(Final)
For work.performeci and materials furnished to
ite oontraot with the city of Miami, Fla. and
Nouee oonneotions, Ave. C. Resolution 401-B
Bisoayne Drive " 407-8
Avenue B, 398-B
Avenue C 6 in.house connections, 1057.9 ft.
restoring macadam streets 1058 "
Avenue B 533.4
restoring streets 145.4
Biso.Drivs 653.8
Less previous payments, Jan. 1, $188.52
Feb. 1, small
Engineer.
480.00
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1�QQ..00 QDQO
83a
estimate.
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Improvement Resolution No.
050.
1
50
50
I hereby certify to the correctness of the above final estimate.
(Signed) B. R. Ilyoe,
Engineer.
Co. under
538.95
21.16
261.70
2.91
31.6
1141.62
to Si 8. llyoe,
o , ompervision, ooastrUotion Of fencers,. of Valie lof oor pilitiO:-wor ; 4Wt s s
rfiehed
Value of work completed by J. J. Qdirin ' 0o,
" oastings furziished, by Florida Machin, Nprks
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Less prwiotts estimates,
Jam. 1; $178,24
Feb. 1; 315.76
"0A J.A.Conrad,0ommitteeman" March 1,1915.
Moved by E. 0. ROmrb, seconded by C. Hefty, that the estimates for the month of February,
191b, to J. J. Quinn Co, for sewer work as certified by ingineer Ilya*, be paid taut
of the sewer bond* Motion parried.
Moved by E. U. Rowfh, seconded'by'C. Hefty, that the estimate for the month of February
to Engineer B. H. Ilya', be paid out of the sewer bond fund. Motion carried.
march 4th, 1915.
Hon. Board of City Council.
I hand you herewith
uonstruotion Co. in the construction of siaewt_lke
month of February, 1915.
Lots 8-9 and 17, B 106N Ave. E, 10th and llth St.
" 3-4-5-6-8-9 B 184E 1111 Street,
" 16, 1? & I8 B 125N 3$th "
" Miami Yacht Co. Ave D. Bridge approach,
Presbyterian Uhurcn, 12th St and Palm Avenue,
Total square feet, 11441 0 .1135¢
Less 20% retained,
rayment due
$1298.55
319 7
estimate of work done by the Biscayne
under their present oontraot, during the
The above work hat been completed in due conformity wit
work and I therefore recommend payment of same.
(Resolution No. 650)
Signed
308 ft
300
150
180
318
h specifications oovering like
E. S. Frederick,
city Engineer.
moved by T. C. Romfh, seconded byrC. Hefty, that certificate Of indebtedness be issued
to the Ri'soayne Conatruetion Co. in aeoordanoe with reconur.enda.tion or the city engineer
is his estimate of March 4, 1915. Motion carries.
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Mr. Chas. E. Greening, in company with 'Messrs, Waldin and Cadaagan, presented plans
showing the proposed Boulevard along the shore of Biscayne Drive, extending from about
2nd Street north to a conneotion with the Bayshore road in Miramar. Mr. Greening
made an explanation of the object of the property owners to extend the shore line into
the Bay and construct a seawall.
moved by E. C. Romrh, seconded by u. Hefty, that it is the sense of counoil that the
plan be adopted subject to the approval of Isham Randolph, Harbor Engineer; and that
the City Attorney shall prepare the necessary dedication of tie proposed street or
boulevard from the property owners to the public. Motion parried.
Mr. Marks'addressed oounoil, wanting to know if the pity had given Mr. E. C. Stahl
permission to grade and pave pertain streets and lay liens against abutting property
to cover the poet, stating that Mr. Stahl had graded and paved Lafayette Street and
assessed the inside lots at about $2b.00 and the corners at about $75. and all
property owners had paid the assessment exoept himself and Mr. Gonzales ana upon his
retusa_ to pay Mr. Stahl had filed a lien against his property.
The Chaiatan katxadvised Ur. Marks that the oity had authorized no one to do such work
and City Attorney Rose stated that such action on the part of Mr. Stahl would not be legal.
The Chairman advised oounoil that the following ordinance was up for thera and final reading
ORDIrA.N0E NO. 188
AN ORDINANCE GRANTINu TO THE FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY COmPANT THE RIGHT TO ERECT
AND MAINTAIN TANKS AT CERTAIN PLACES FOR THE STORINU AND USE OF CRUDE =.1,TMEL OIL
Sowed by C. Hefty, seoonaea by J. A. MoDonald that Ordinance No. 188 reoeive third and
finaa reading and be refs in full. Motion carried. The ordinance was react in full.
*ow 4 by J. A. Conrad, seconded by J. A. Molionala, that Ordinance No. 188 be passed as
On ;044 pall all vote(, yes.
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in ' paaneetiO ..with Ott gip. the,
(thief or the fire �tepa rtnent 'a1Rttter date"''i4
*After consulting what authorities posesb$a is segsra .tO ate 4a0
the railway property within the aity of Multi. X' beg *0_001 tha%; Irhsare
no objection to allowing the railroad oompany to: des to th*7 had p' dt, '1l :`
temporary tanks at .the intersection of Seventh St.' and ' rail*read *itd' p{401041.nt•.
at Buena Vista.
I would respectfully hugg•st that there be a provision in' the rSSO1% tiff' Twist the
city the right to withdraw the privilege of the temporary tames within w reasonable
epeoirisd time."
Mayor Watson addressed council, stating that in his opinion the ordinance aho 4d.,'be'
hmended so as to show that the authority granted to ereot the three tanks neer,7th
is temporary only.
Attorney Bowen, representing the railway,, stated that it was intended to be only a,
license to allow the railway to ereot and maintain the tanks at 7th Street until the t
could be ereoted at Buena Vista and that he would be glad to 'get a letter to that
effeot from the railway management to the city; but that there was no objeotion an the'
part of the railway oompany to inserting a clause in the ordinance that the tanks were
to be temporary.
Moved by J. A. Conrad, seconded by E. C. Romfh, that the action of founoil in passing
Ordinance No. 188 upon third an final reading be resoinded. On roll call all voted yes,
Moved by E. C. Romfh, seconded by C. Hefty, that Ordinanoe No. 188 be amended as
follows:
That after the words "Said Block 78-E, in the last line of Section 2 of said
Ordinance" add "And said tanks to be used for temporary purposes and until •
the main storage tank desoribed in Seotion 1 of this ordinance
is completed, which said tank shall be completed within two
years from the date of this ordinance."
On roll call all voted yes.
Moved by C. Hefty, seconded by E. C.
read in full. Motion carried. The
Moved by C. Hefty, seconded by J. A.
road. On roll call ail voted yes.
Romfh, that Ordinance No. 188 as amended be
ordinanoe was read in full.
Uonraa, that Ordinance No. 188 be adopted as
Chairman advised council tnat the following ordinance was up for third and final
ORDINANCE NO. 187
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF HEADLIHGTS ON
AUTOMOBILES AND OTHER MOTOR VEHICLES.
reading
Attorney Bowen, representing the Eleotrio Light Co. requested that the Ordinance be
amended as follows, before third and final reading:
Add to paragraph 8 the following words "And all automobiles and otner vehicles
neoessrily used in the inspection and repair
of eleotrio light poles and wines in said oity"
Moved by T. C. Romfh, seconded by Q. Hefty, that Seotion 2 of Ordinance No. 187
be amended by adding the following words thereto!
"And all automobiles and other vehicles neoessariiy used in the inapeotion and
repair of electric light poles and wires in said cit)," •
On roll call all voted yea.
Moved by C. Hefty, seconded by E. C. Romfh, that Ordinanoe No. 187 be given third and
final reading and read in full. motion carried. The ordinance was read in full
Moved by J. A. Conrad, seoonded by C. Hefty, that Ordinance no. 187 be adopted as read.
On roll oall all voted yes.
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AR ORDINANON t0 MOD Al ORDIMANCt fT•I71,DD
AUTOMOBILES, MOTOR VIR:OLt$, MOTT�A$-, . WA -- - -
CARRIAGES, �IAGONe i'$ -, GIN$$ AND. MM .cPraAM sz w
OR G480LINZ TO BM ZqUIPPZD W/TH YUFri j P'ROVIDIMG SU,...
SHALL BTU ZZPT CLOUD' TO PREVENT 1Nt RUNNIne 0P, T!'E MINE 0r evc
MIMES NEILZ PRE VIEICLL I0 STANDING, AND T i o A PENALTY FOR TE$
VIOLATION or TEE ORDINANCE.' APPROVED JANUARY 14 1915.
Ovid by U. Hefty, sevended
and be read in full. Potion
Moved by U. Hefty, seconded
Arid be read by title only.
%RANSFER OF FUNDS
by E. O. Rooth, that Ordinance MO. 180 reoeive fiset r
carried. The ordinance was read in full.
by lt. C. Roumfh, that the ordinance rsoeiVed ••pond reading
motion carried. the ordinance was read by title Only.
Moved by iti. C. Romfh, seoondee by u. Hefty, that the auditor is hereby instructed tp
draw a vouoher appropriating 000.00 from the General land to the or*of the Park Fund.
Lotion parried.
SITE FOR FIRE STATLON SOUTH SIDE
Uounoilman Hefty reported that sometime ago he and the fire chief looked over the
south side with a view to looating a sub -station in that district; that several
attractive offers had been made and he would like for the finance committeeman to be
authorised to go into the matterand seoure a site for a fire station to serve the
south and west side of town; that the southside people are paying high insuranoe rates
because the fire apparatus must cross a bridge; that a great deal of building is going
on in that section and fire protection should be afrorded.
uounoilman Erfert thought the present time the beet to secure a site.
moved by u. Hefty, eeoonded by J. A. Uonrad, that a committee be appointed to look into the
matter of securing the best possible looation for a► sub fire station. Motion carried.
The ohairman appointed Messrs. Romlh, Hefty and Tire chief Chase.
Mr. Akin, residing in the south side, addressed oounoil, stating that on several
occasions firs hydrants had been ordered installed in that section, the last promise
being some 18 months ago, but the hydrant had never been planed and the people were
willing to pay for it if it could not be secured otherwise.
Uounoilman hefty explained that the. hydrants were purchased by the city and installed by
the water company, but the water oompany forces had been so busy for sometime past they
could not get to this work but had prowised to do so as soon as possible; that the
work of installing a fire hydrant requild skilled labor whioh oould not be easily seoured
and the water company's crew preparedto do such work is busy at all times. That the
next hydrants to be installed will be plaoed.an 30th St. Ft Dallas Park and Avenue J and that
he would keep after the. water oompany to do the work without delay.
CITY CEMETERY
Chairman Erfert stated that the Superintendent of the Uity Cemetery had advised him
that several lots had been sold and burials made and the lots never paid for; that deeds
had not been issued and authority was desired to resell the lots.
moved by X. C. Ramfh, seconded by e. Hefty, that the matter bi referred to tits pity
attorney and sanitary committeeman for investigation. Motion carried.
MAI'ERIAL FOR PERMANENT PAVING LABORATORY TESTS OF GAME
Uounoilman Conrad reported that he had looked irs:o the matter of making tests of the
paving material, as referred to in letter et -Engineer Llyoe, under•date of February 25,
and referred to him for ..investigation at meeting of council on same date, and had
decided to recom...end the employ:lient or the i'ittsburgh 'resting Laboratory at their
a price of 30 per sq. yard.
moved by E. C. Romrh, seconded by J. A. Conrad, that the Pitteburgh Testing Laboratory
be employed to make the tests of the paving material at expense of 30/ per sq. yard.
Motion carried.
IRON FRAMES TO PROTECT MONUMENTS OR MARKERS SHOW GRADES, ETC.
Oounoila&n Conrad stated that he would like authority to puronase about 100 1frames
or screens, to protect the oonorste monuments that are being planed by Engine Kim/showing underground oonstruotion,- sewers, street grades, eto.
Moved by J. A. Ocaral, seconded by Y. C. Romih, that 100 iron screens to proteot
the oonorete aonumsnts, be purchased at the price of 11.95 f.o.b., Miami. Motion oarried.
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! ► W ri fir. ►L
r i i 1aeeir• Lo umokaattot lath soroostil
Shit Certain street* be paved tad that he
Zn�gg#teer Tridartok reported that be badp�� rip ,+ J ;ri
and found that it would require about 110O . y4rds Of +�
coma/lean Romfh thought the matter shouid be held * Intil:thiArork.Of Ormeme t.
paving has been started when oonsidsrabls txoes, material *Alibi aViiieble fOrtige
necessary filling on Avenue I. as the property owners Could not be ssaisssd farthee
work, unless they were willing to putup the mossy naosses:y .to ,meit tha : n*s- '*f
rm aing the subgrade.
PAYROLLS
The clerk read the payrolls for the month of February, 1915, the nave of each employe',
and amount of salary due, with the total of soon deps.*taent,
Moved by N. C. Romfh, seconded by C. Hefty, that the rebmutry pay -rolls be approved
and paid. Motion Carried.
BIDS FOR STRUT PAVING AND 00N$TRUOTION OF awns . .
Moved by C. Refty, seoonded by E. C. Romfh, that the bide advertised to be received
to night, be opened. Motion oarrisd. The Clerk proceeded to read the bids as
follows:
Sewer on 9th Street, Avenue L to South River St.
Weatherly & Rountree
Adolph. Freedlund,
bisoayne Construction Co.
Manley -Stearns,
R. B. Fiokle, (did not make separate bid)
Grading and paving llth
Adolph Freedlund,
Bisoayne Conat. Co.
Manley -Stearns,
R. B. Fickle,
Bid for 8'
6"
8"
6"
8"
8"
8"
8"
sewer,
"
"
11
"
"
",
#487.30
99.50
398.00
56.00
377.00
83.00
430.00
49.00
625.00
St. and constructing Curb & Gutter, Ave. M to South River.St.
Paving & Asphalt dressing;
1988' Curb & gutter, ..
1069' gutter,
Paving & Asphalt
Curb & gutter,
Paving & asphalt
ourb & gutter,
gutter,
Paving & asphalt
Curb & gutter,
Gutter,
dressing,
dressing,
dressing,
6288.00
1060.40
3a0.79
6474.00
1410.00
6724.00
1156.80
320.00
6046.00
1000.00
300.00
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Grading & Pcp ing Northern Boulevard, 83nd St. South to Western Boulevard,
Weatherly & Rountree, 697.50
Adolph Freediund, 1198.00
Biscayne Construction Co. 1$48.00
Manley -Stearn*, 1390.00
H. B. Fiokle,: 859.20
F. L. DeVane, 497.00
Moved by E. 0. Romfh, seoondsd by J, A. Conrad, that the bids be referred to the
City Engineer for tabulation. )Loti,on parried.
Engineer Frederick riported that he had made the necessary tabulation and a,soertained
the lowest bidder, whereupon Councilman Conrad introduced the following Improvement
Resolutions.
Resolution No. 483-0
Awarding contract to the Biscayne Gonstruotion Co. for 8" terra ootta sewer along 9t►
Street from Avenue L to South River Street, for the sum of #37?.00
Moved by E. 0. Romfh. ss0onded by 0. Hefty, that Resolution 663-u be adopted se r
On roll Call all voted yes.
, .. Ocontrant two Man .y t aAt� +p j1y: , Co, -fob` .tl t r.
1Ong $IA Street troy `Avenue 'L tO Mouth r..t4,
B'orred by C. !lefty, +seoonled by R. 0, Raath,^.;: that Reoo utiOU Mo. 44444 be adopted le readf
0n roll will all toted yes.
R$!OLU'x'XON N0, N4-O
Awarding oontraot to R. 8. liokle, for grading, paving, *tithing, guttering and emrraoing,
with Trinidad liquid ae halt, ,ggrade 8, of Eleventh Street from Avenue R Oro South River
Drive, for the sum of $?34840. •
Moved by C. Betty, seconded by t. C. Romfh, that Res 1ution No. S54-0 bM adopted me
feed. On roll oall all voted yes.
RZSOLUTION NO, 663-0
Awarding oontraot to F. L. DeVane for grading and paving Northern Boulevard with
Miami Rook, from 88nd Street South to Western Boulevard, for the sum of $497.00
Mired by C. Hefty, ssoonded by t. C. Reath, that Resolution No, $53.0 be adopted as
read. 0n roll call all voted yes.
Resolution No. 631-?'
Aocepting the work of contractor F. L. Devane, improvement of Av nue M by grading and
paving with Miami Rock, to a width of 16 ft. from the oenter of 8th to the center of 10
iOth Street, approximate distance 700 ft.
Moved by £. C. Romfh, seconded by u. Hefty, that Resolution No. 631-7 be adopted. 0n
roll oall all voted yes.
Resolution No. 631-G
Confirming primary assessment roll, improvement of Avenue M as shown next above.
Moved by E. C. Romfh, seconded by C. Hefty, that Resolution No. 631-G be adopted as
read. On roll call all voted yes.
Counoilman J. A. Conrad introduced the following ordinanoe:
Ordinance 61-10
AN ORDINANCE providing for the payment in annual installments of assessments of $25.00
and over made for the payment of the cost or improvement of Avenue M by grading and
paving with Miami Rook, to a width of 16 ft. from the oenter or 8th to the center of
10th Street, approximate distance 700 feet.
Moved by T. C. Romfh, seconded by C. Hefty, that Ordinance 8I-10 be given first reading
and read in full. Motion parried. The ordinance was read in full.
Moved by C. Marty, seconded by E. C. Romfh, that Ordinance SI-10 be given second reading
and read cy title only. Motion carded. The ordinance was read by title only.
REPORTS FOR THE MONTM OF FEBRUARY 1915
City Engineer
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I beg to hand you herewith my report or the number or permits issued or sewer 101
oonneotions during February 1915:
Feb. let, Walter Chapman, Lot 15, B 66N 63.00
let, • 19 66 3.00
4th, W. B. Bauer, 1-2 10 Highland Park 3.0040
17th, Walter unapman, 1 79N 3.00
18th, J. M. Brown, 5 10 Graham Addn. 3.00 4'
4th, Walter Chapman, 19 74N 3.00
38th, A. W. Bell, 3 1 Damns Addn. .3.00
On January 5th I issued a permit to A. W. hell for Lot 6 B 68 and several days later he
showed me a oanoelled oheok given for permit for this same lot by a previous owner and
never used, so a refund should be made accordingly.
(Signed) E.S.Frederiok,
Engineer.
Moved by E. C. Romfh, seconded by J. A. Conrad, that vouoher be drawn in favor of
A, W. Bell, for $3.00, in refund of amount paid for,sewer permit. Motion oarried.
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re 0111 TSl1t. lt�N9 i 'oi
Uhlsf of louse
total nUabsi srrssoo,
Pima*,
Days work'tif prl.oa.rs.
Guys teed Of prisoners,
Coot of relining prisoners,
Plumbing lhepector
Permit eo.106, J. P. Blair, for J.s. Dkeriag.:; 43.8d_.
227 2. W. 2e114 it. A. R4121,' 8«QQQq
' 908. • J. Z. Jolly, 3.p0
208 • F. R. 81t nir, . tjff
' 148 . • 0. J. 3e11,
231 Chapman & 00. 8tae.ey,, 1.80
210 • J. T.gpkin.,. 1.
213 • Pyle., 8«
' a14 i e. R. 101o:, 3.
211 • Ma3. Oral, 2.00
202 • Mrs. Jones, 2.00
196 • C. Z. yazton, 2.00
195 • Rosa Paseo, 2.00
181 • °ity Fire Sta. 2.00
194 C. J. Bulbs, Fred Balmer, 1.00
209 F. Goulds, J. Grace, 2.00
228 S. M. Hawkins, A. J. Soberer, 2.00
220 • 0. T. Chapin, 2.00
213 • T. 0. Witsman, 1.50
' 198 • Christian Churoh, .50
224 C. Minter, R. J. Where, 1.00
212 ■ J. A. Porter. 2.00
30? • W. I. Hart, 2.00
203 ■ Mr. Rayburn, .50
200 ■ A. M. Butler, 3.50
197 • w. S. Well, 2.00
301 A. Orr, Bay Shore Drive, .60
Mr. Haberman,
199 • Mr. Haberman,Ldgewater 2.00
318 H. Rothar, Miramar Co. 1.00
205 • F. H. Rand, Jr. 2.50
223 8hielbi & Entwistle R. Morn, .80
222 • Mr. Sommers, 2.00
221 • J. Quiggs, 4.00
204 • Boss, 2.00
233 • Tatum Bros. Agent, la3',N
Check for which amount I have turned over to mr. w. B. Moore, city clerk.
I have also collected 38.00 for sewer oonneotions, which amount has .been forwarded to
Mr. Trederioks.
CITY CEMETERY
brave digging
Mary OoodeOn,
Jake Munon,
John Robineon,
uertrude Wilson,
Willie Williame,
Trion velak,
A. u. Ott.;
Sister M. Wool,
Late Pioket,
A. Pinder,
S. Holloway,
B. C. Smith,
C. Ramsey,
Martha Wilson,
Jessie Morris,
Stanley Sourella,
Mary Bain,
Susan Tuttle,
Rebeooa Williams,
Infant Farrington,
infant Bragge,
Infant Simms,
Sale of Lots
(Signed) H. 8ohaller,
Plumbing Inspector
Coombe Co. 5.00
• 5.00
• 4.00
■ 5.00
• n.00
1;tng 4.00
• 4.00
• 5.00
Carter & Pharr, 5.00
■ 3.00
• 5.00
• 4.00
4.00
• 3.00
• 5.00
Sears, 3.00
• 3.00
• 5.00
• 5.00
• 3.00
• 3.00
°alter & Pharr, 3.00
Lot 10, Block 28, 35.00
2, • 45 20.00
le 4, • 43 10.00
i liafg. 1000503.
Man0. 0Atkinson,
►• 'Mean,
R. A. Ashby,
0. Parry,
W. 1. Bradford,
L. V. Leitner,
0. Parry,
O. O. Morton,
P. L. Bryant,
Bethel Church,
0. Chew,
Fred Sommers,
Mrs. Manny Piper,
Stafford & Vitamin,
G i Br Olerk,
Carl Sohulsa,
.J. B. Jollay,
Lewis Labarge,
P. M. Myers,
Capt. °real,
• r'. T. O'Sullivan,
ft. A. Fisher,
E. B. Webb,
J. R. Smith,
Dade Co. Security Co.
J. C. Atkinson,
Louis Sargent,
A. J. Scherer,
A. M. Otstott,
e. A. Porter,
8. 8. Lyles,
Mrs. V. T. Wright,
A. D. Bryan,
City Nigh School,
Haberman,
A. Orr,
J. 8mitb,
W. R. Melton,
A. A. Bergren,
e. S. Witham,
u. E. Skinner,
L. M. Harper,
v. F. Sulaner,
T. E. Lilly,
Mae
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Tread,
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Praise,
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Oonoreto,
Store bldg.
Steno,
Frame,
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Frame,
Concrete,
Frame,
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SOO2,400.
1'000.
500.
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800.
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400.
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2,000.
400.
1,400.
2,000.
1,200.
1,000.
1,000.
1,000.
4 1,000.
1,800.
1,100.
4,600.
500.
300.
300.
500.
1,000.
500.
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589.
(Signed) A. E. Seltzer,
City Clerk:
Automobile Registrations,
Cemetery Deeds,
Cemetery Grave Permits,
Fines & forfeitures,
Interest,
} Licenses, business,
Licenses, dog
:Sanitary collections,
Enginser's report,
.St. Imp. Certificates of indebtedness, sewer bond fund,
Plumbing Inspector,
Refund from4aounty of i•of fare paid for Mrs. Pose to Jax.
Street Tax,
Lot cleaning,
Taxes, 1914,
Building lnspsotor,
434
1.25
3.15
1.90
240
00.
1,.-18
3,25
n6charge
1.00
2.50
4.00
1.25'
10.00
1,25
6.00
0
1.26
� .60
1.50
7.60
b.00
1.25
5.00
1.00
3.50
b.00
3.00
2.50
2.50
2.50
102.50
4.50
3.75
12.00
1.25
.50
.50
1.25
3.50
1,25
3 00
831 S0
Colliding Inspector.
St. Imp. Bond Fund,
9.50
85.00
• 90.00
708.00
25.61
833.00
8.00
1033.95
21.00
135.35
1983.92
103.00
15.00
344.01
131.36
7191.03
73140
Moved by E. C. Romfh, seoonded by C. Hefty, that the report• be received, copied in the
minutes and placed on file. Motion carried.
PARTIAL ESTIMATE TO CONTRACTOR R. B. FICLLE
March 4, 1915.
I hand you herewith first partial estimate of work done by contractor Tickle
in the grading, paving and construction of curb & gutter on Ave D between 20th St and Miami
Ave. during the month of February 1915.
3084 lin ft ourb and gutter 0 38,
$ibgrada fill and exoavation,
boulder rook,
Lest 20% reserved,
Meadesuponag, 5th St. Ave J to L. 027.50
Less 206 reserved, .Z8.04
tM. .lbOVe *0* hay , done inst lot o iia�p1i no►e with the profiles and speoifiestiome
04 and. I t a t* 20 payment Of ow.
1164.33
1034.00
3�7843.33
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