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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1915-07-16 MinutesJOURNED MEETING OF MOIL fl1DAT JULT 1S, 1915, CALLED TO . ORDER : ET ACTIN CASPAR NU TT AT 7 :0 P.Y. MEMBERS PRESENT: 0. Arty, Hi. G. Ralston, J. A. Conrad.. 0.. F. Filer. Moved by H. 0. Ralston, seconded by J. A. Conrad, that in the absenos of Ohairiran no F. 0. Erfert, Oonils:a 0. Hefty be .Ads Acting President of Council. On roll call all voted yes. PROTEST OF THE INTERRATIoitAL UNION OF STRAY AND OPERATING ENGINEERS AGAINST TEE APPOINTMENT OF CHANDLER AS ENGINEER CITT DESTRUCTOR PLANT. "Miami, Florida, July 15, 1915. To the President & Members, City Oounoil, Miami, Florida. G.ntlaaen $ At a reoent meeting of our Union, the application of Mr. Ohandlsr for aeaber- ship was rejected. We fool that in justioe to your honorable body, and to ourselves that ws should make some explanation of the cause of our action. Mr. Chandler was at one time a somber of our Union but withdrew almost two years ago and sinos than has acntributsd nothing in am way to our support. Re bays members who during this time have paid dues regularly, although some of them were not working at the trade. Sole of these men are now out of employment and are applicants for this position and we feel that they are the asn entitled to our protsotion and support. We therefore earnestly request that your body appoint some Union engineer to the position at the oity+s inoinsrator plant. Tours ♦cry rsspsotfuLF • Edward Crittenden, Sooty.' Moved by J. A. Conrad, seconded by 0. F. Filer that the oommaunioation be roosived and • referred to the committeeman on sanitation. Motion oarrisd. 0ounoilaan Ralston; I would like to ask if the Mayor has sad* any report en the untterV The Clerk roplisd that he had rsosived no suoh report. Oounoilman Ralston stated he would look into the matter and bring in a report at next mooting of council. APPOINTMENT OF D. Q. WILLIS TO THE POLICE FORCE FOR BMA VISTA DISTRIOT Miami, Florida, July 13, 1915. To the City 0ounoil, Miami, Florida. Gentlemen: • I bog to report to your honorable body that I have appointed Mr.D.Q.Silli$ as polioeaaa for the Busna Vista Distriot. Mr. Willis has been subbing en the police fords for several months and, in ay opinion, he will make a very efficient officer for this particular service. This appointment offsot/vs on the 9th inst. Asking that same be confirmed, Tours very truly, J. W. Watson, Mayor.* moved by O. F. Filer, esoonded by J. A. Conrad 'tbl,t the Appointment bs-coffiraed. Motian carried. APPOINTMENT OF JOE. ENGLISO TO THE POLICE FORGE To the City 0ouuai]# ' Miami, Florida. Sentlom n "ataxia July 13, 1915. I beg to report to your h*orable body that I hays appointed Mr. Oe. engliob a policeman for the oity of Miami to take tbs puce of Mr,Riobarda,vho roe Ibis appointment effsativ. 8tb root. Asking spat this .ppai►sta►snt two ao ixums4,. t� Ei..:"f * ft 9� IbOr as, it .has been bx'pught to out attsntAen that sf MOtsuni SO Life n+ssoss the Miami Misr sit ; AieWs O' and that an attempt is being Made t1' pressure to bias on the oity o0u041 tO OnMpli it is inoludt in the,pro eleotios, soon to be called, bonds for the bainding of said &hues © be ' LL to be included in the ono iusue, Ma* opposinndtY being denied the sleOtors is roes their proforeaos either for or against said bonds; sal Whores*, it is our belief that s third brides across the used !river is not now weeded, espsoially between Twelfth St and Avenue D, as those two bsidgeshave LB tbs past and undoubtedly osn for many years to cons ear' for all traval in that seotiost of the oity; and Whereas, The Now York bond attorneys who wrote that section of the Aso oity *harts* ruing the voting and issuing of bonds advise that all bead iaanll shall be Oefer tit; refore SE IT RESOLVED, By the Buena Vista Iaprovsment Assoolatioa, that we rrspeottully ion the.oity oounoll of the oity of Miami to not iaoluds in the proposed bond issue _ for a bride at Avenue G; and father, that all bands shall be sspasatsd . tbsreby giving the elector the opportunity to !rote forth' bonds be favors and t any hs might not favor. Passed this 18th ddy of July, I916. !Loved by H. G. Ralston, seoondsd b filed. Motion carried. ♦ R♦ R. B. liokls, president, R. L. Mended, Secretary." lsr, that the oomaunioation be reoolvsd and. OLD CITT HALL ON 13th STREET BID FOR THE BUILDING Miami, Florida, July 18, 1915. Members City Oounoil, Miami, Florida. Gentlemen: I wish to make a bid of $30.50 for the building now standing in the rear of the fire station. Respeotfully, B. A. Brook." Moved by H. G. Ralston, seconded by J. A. Conrad that the communication bs received and referred to the Mayor and Committeeman on Publio Buildings, with power to not. Motion parried. PETITION TOR SEWER ON ELEVENTH STREET FROM AVENUE M TO AVENUE 1 The olerk read a petition signed by B. E. Nilson and six others requesting that the sanitary sorer be extended on Eleventh Street from Avenue M to Avsnus A. Mowed by H. G. Ralston, ssoondsd by 0. F. Filar that the petition be rsosivsd and referred to the oommittsaman on streets and e"nginoor Klyoe for oonsidsration and report to council. motion carried. PETITION FOR PERMANENT ASPHALT PAVING ON EIGHTH STREET FROM AVENUE D TO AVENUE E "Miami, Florida, July 8, 1916. Hon. Mayor and City 0ounoil, City of Miami, Gentlemen: The undersigned, Oharistisnssn Brothers, would respsotfully represent to your honorable body, that the immediate paving of 8th St. between Awes. D and E is a neosssity and could be accomplished with asphalt at small oost Said street at said point is now prsptioally inpasslble. In wet weather the water stands deep along the street and in dry weather there ars so many hales thatddriving over it is difftoult. The sidewalk is lower than the soil adjoining in the street. Your petitioners have recent!y expended upwards of ten thousand dollars in the ereotion of a 'building on this street for business purposes and Chair use of said building and its value are greatly impaired by the oondltlon of the street at said point. Considering whioh petitioners respeottully request your honorable body to instruot the oity snginesr to prepare plans and speoifioations looking to a speedy paving of said street between said avenues. Respeotfully submitted, Christiansen Bros." Mowed by H. G. Ralston ssoonded by C. F. Filer that the petition be rsosivsd and referred to the oomaitteeaa n on streets and engineer Llyoe for oonsideration and report to oounoil. Motion oarried. AWAlik 6 �a xx f'k h ew x s . �,y ,., • •y�, 1 10.141461 Akio l to be .herd - r ; ► n tO Moroi at 0. IN Pilot* •ooeudtld bj 1L. O. tea'" vaulted, to the sistst s , iteesrw** *Ala padres to set. t$b oarria►d.„ �TOt� ITUt ALSO AR St 00*18� p The clad read h fartitito **good W11111l► g. Lso, P. A. SiesSereetilest tive oth4ts, requesting 'that *booth' new bridge to Genstruoted morose tom... Wm at Avenue, provision be talks for steps leading fres tho bridge 4owa� to tht, water front; also that oonsidsration be given the matter of oonstruoting pubis* docks sloang the Miami River. Moved by H. Q. Ralston, •sounded by 0. F: Filer, that the aattor bet stops lending from the bridge to the water front be referred to the street committeeman sad Sngsnsex Rack ey. Motion carried. • Moved brit. 0. Ralston, g000anded by 0. P. Filer that the smatter et pablio dooko en the Miami River bs referred to the oo aittoawn en parks and docks. Motion, oarriid. Councilman Ralston stated that the city attorney had investigated the matter of riparian rights along the river at the toot *retreats, Wetted to in the petition, and had reported that the oity had no *nab rights, but that the oity did own 150 feet of water front just soot of Avenue O. purchased for a site for a sewerage disposal plant, and the engineer states that praotioally Beano of the front of the property oan be used ',wept for dook purposes. Oounoilaan Hefty thought the city should provide dook facilities along the river PETITION TOR TE1nIS COURT TO BE OOKSTRUOTED OM ♦ PORTION OF THE OITYI8 PROPtRTT ALONG THE BA! FRONT 1110Di AS THE OORRELL TRAOT.- The olerk read a petition signed by Reese Combs and about twenty others requesting that the oity construct a tennis oourt on the Correll Tract, rsoently purohased by the city, on the south side of Bay Street and on the Bay shore. Moved by H. O. Ralston, ssoonded by 0. P. Tiler that the petition be received and referred to the oommittseman on parks and dooks with power to aot. Motion a married. REQUEST OF SONARS CLUB TO PUT YORE MORES IN THE PARTS OF THE OITT Oounoilman Ralston stated that a few days ago he received a lstLer from Mr. Clarkson, representing the •oman's Club, requesting council to pat more bsnohes in the parks now supplied and ammo bsnobes in the.;parks not so equipped. Stated he thought request should be immediately complied with. Moved by H. O. Ralston, seconded by O. F. Filer that the Ooauitteeman on Parks and Docks be instructed to plaoe the necessary benches in the parks of the city. Motion carried. BiRIDGES OVER THE MIAMI RIVER *01111E 0 Attorney M. D. Price, at the irritation of the Chairman, addressed oounoil as fellers: I Dame bore to night at the request of a number of oitissns on the southsids to get sons information about the proposed Avenue 0 bridge and to find out whether it is possible to get the bridge. I would like to ask Mr. Rose how far the bond proeosdings have gone with regard to 3Sth and Avenue D bridges. Mr. Rose replied that no action had been taken on the bonds, so tar as oouzoil is oonosaned. Mr. Prior: I understand the opposition has been that there would bi some delay in call ing the election for the bonds and under the circumstances stated by Mr. Rose it seems that is obviated. • It would be praotioaily as easy, perhaps involve a little more legal work, to pall an election to vote for three as for two bridges. I think it could be put into a bond issue so as to vote en each item separately and do not see how it would delay the matter any by embodying the third bridge. I understand it would oust about $8,000 to build temporary struotures to tabs the plaoos of the present bridges at 1Sth :Ind. Avenue D while the new ones are built, and as Avenue 0 can be built for $as,000. practically one fourth of the cost would be saved and also relieve traffics; increase the value of reel estate and the tax income would be inoseased oonsiderably and a large;: territory developed rapidly. moved by H. O. Ralston, seconded by O. F. Filer that an item of $a5,000. be inoiuded in the bond issue, to bs voted on separately as to each item, for a bridge at Avenue Q. Motion carried. Councilman Ralston, in offering the notion, stated that hi now stands just as he has heretofore on the matter of a bridge at Avenue O. 10 l99 Aso TO 01( zo TX by J. 1. Conrad, seconded by H. 0. Ralston that the orltinano• be 6dO.d ar 11 oa13 all voted yes. OounoilsaxM 1. A. Conrad intooduaod the following ordinarioes on third and final reading; ORDINANCE NO, BI.31 PROVIDING TOR THE PAYMENT IN ANNUAL INSTALMENTS 07 ASSESSMINITS 07 . AND OVER MADE bit THZ PATMUNT Of TON 008T 07 IMPROVEMENT 07 AMUR D-MIAMI A DI FROM THE SOUTH CURB LINE 07 TMIENTISTH STRHt? TO TR1 O!N?*R LINN 07 BROADW T BY GRADING AND PAVING WITH MIAMI ROOK AND THEApPLIOATION'TH1B10S Of TRINIDAD ASPHALT GRAD! B, APPROIIMAT! DI8TANOX 2800 feet. ORDINANCX NO. SI-43 PROVIDING TOR THE PAYMENT IN ANNUAL IUSTALIXN?8 0P ASSESSMENTS 0T $25. AND OVER MADE FOR THE PAYMENT 07 THE OOST OT IMPROVZMENT 0? LAYING OOISTRUO?ING AID INSTALLING 01 FIFTH STRUT BEGINNING AT AVENUE J AND SX?lNDI1G ZASTWARDLY TO AMU' F AN SIGH? INCH VITRITIED PIPE SEWER APPROXIMATE DIBTANCS S175 TENT. ORDINANO! N0. 8I-44 PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT IN ANNUAL INSTALMENTS 07 A88l8SMENTB 07 125.00 AND OVER MADE TOR THE PAYMENT Of THE O08T 01 IMPROVEMENT 07 LAYING CONSTRUCTING AND INSTALLING ON AVENU* 0 BEGINNIZG AT THIRD STR.ET AND SXTENDING TO ONZ HUIDRID THIRD STREET AN SIGHT INCH VITRITIZD PIPE SS11SR APPROXIILAT! DISTANC! 837 FEET. ORDINANCE N0. SI-45 PROVIDING TOR THE PAYMENT IN ANNUAL INSTALNZNTS OF ABSSBSMENTB OF $25. AND OVER NUDE TOR THE PATIENT OF THE COST 0T IMPROVEMENT 07 LAYING CONSTRUCTING AND INSTALLING ON SIXTH STREET BEGINNING AT AV1NU1 F AND EXTENDING ZABTWARDLT APPROXIMATELY 175 FELT AN EIGHT INCH VITRITIED PIPE SLUR ORDINANCE N0, 8I-46 PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT IN ANNUAL INSTALMENTS OF ASSESSMENTS OF $15. AND OVER MADE TOR THE PAYMENT OF THE OOST 0T IMPROVEMENT OF LAYING OONSTRUCTING AND INSTALLING ON 11101 BTRSET BEGINNING AT AVENUE 0 AND 1X?ENDING TO BZTOND AVENUE 0 AN EIGHT INCH VITRIFIED PIPE SERER, APPROXIMATELY 900 FEET; BEGINNING AT END OF OLD SEWER 176 FIST EAST OF AVENUE G AND ZITENDING TO F. E. 0. RIGHT 0? WAY Approximate). y 300 feet. ORDINANCE N0. SI-47 PROVIDING TOR THE PAYMENT IN ANNUAL INSTALMENTS OF Ass0SSMZN?8 07 $25. AND OVER MADE FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE COST OF IMPROVEMENT 07 LAYING CONSTRUCTING AND INSTALLING ON AVENUE F BEGINNING AT GU AND 1ATINDING TO Sth STRtt? APPROXIMATELY 330 PNXT: BEGINNING AT SIXTH 8T AND SXTZ1DING BOUTHRARDLT APPROXIKATILT 300 TT. BEGINNING AT SIXTH 8T AND 1XTENDING NORTHWARDLY APPROXIMATELY 3007T, BEGINNING AT FOURTH 8T AND EXTENDING SOUTHWARDLY APPROXIMATELY 300F?. BEGINNING AT 4tb AND WXTSBDIZ% TO NEAR FIRST 8?. APPROXIMATELY 1000 VT. AN EIGHT INCH VITRITIED PIPE BZWER. ORDINANCE N0. 8I-48 PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT IN DUAL INSTALMENTS OF ABSZ88MENT8 07 $26 AND OVER MADE FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE O08T Of IYPROVEMXN? OF GRADING AND PAVING TO A WIDTH OF 16 T?. WITH ML1MI ROOF[ THE STREET FROM AVENUE 0 TO AVENUE D B!?ww BLOCKS 2-13 and BLO0L8 14-15, BALDWIN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF M AMI. ORDINANCE NO. 01-49 . . PROVIDING FOR THS PAYMENT IN ANNUAL INS?ALMSNT9 07 A88S88MENT8 Of =$5. AND OVER MADE TOR THE PAYMENT 07 ?HZ COST OF IMPRO7Eri1NT 07 GRADING AND PAVING WITH MIAMMI ROCK TO A WID?N OF 31 NEXT AND THE APPLICATION Of LIQUID ASPHALT GRADE 8 TO THE SURFACE OF NINTH B?R!!T FROM AMU! X TO SOUTH RIVER STREET, APPROXIMATE DIB?ANC! 1050 FEET. $oven by8. 0. Ralston, seoonds4 by C. F. tiler that Ordinances SI-31, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, bo iron third and final routing and road In full. )lotion oarried. The ordiaanoss in 1. ¥ v 4 by O. Y. tiler, seconded by J. A. Ooarad that ordinaaoes SI-31, 43, 44, 45, and 49 bo adopted. as road. On roll os11 all voted yee. 4 TOR TBGnon.' 000401 RatetOn st tt d that srtdomtlp + that raster of the oity,ar plow toVat h r Ikao send Wired the roar of the sit hr be noted fa ♦ hi1 �l is sib► t *mat lotion that. the ,4i' yQ+ *' lot and thet ►s city prismifito 0or�naeilran Hefty stated that onlyreosntly the Firs epastaint foroos &skid psrrisrl�oh, which woo ranted, to beautify te lots mentioned and had done ooasiderabie work la that direction and ere now waiting for the removal of the old bui Which It is expected will be resorted in a short tim0. ?hat he would really like to lie the iotr " cleaned off and mods a play ground for the ohi,ldrrrs. That as a rule the country' people hitohed their tsars and allowed them to stand all day and if it is deoided to turn the lots over for a hltohing yard 'the fire boys should be notified of tho attention to do s0. TUNS STANDING OK THE ASPHALT 'PL'VIIG 0K 13th STRUT AND DAMAGING ?RE B<JRTAtl1 Councilman Betty stated that'the had aotioed the iew asphalt street paringim: 1Bth appeared to be considerably demigod free the fact that draymen had hitch their tsawe and allowed them to stead for some hours .an the groin paviOs. . 'rhs chief of polio• was instructed to lee thst this *entitle* was nos allowed to exist. Contractor Proudfoot stated that be had once or twigs during the t week sirsoode out the marks and would again do so, but that it is expensive to deep mos on this kind of work ooatinuously. REPORT OF COUNCILMAN RALSTON IN Rl PROPOSED «1 CITY HOSPITAL asmstime ago I was instructed to do some preliminary work'on the hospital aid after ' . oing into it thoroughly and rocsiving requests from several local architects, I decided it would be best to hold a oompstition, open only to Miami arahiteots, for the plans. The rules governing the competition have boon prepared and a hospital worth #100,000. is oanteaplated, to serve a city of 50,000 people. we have at present available for hospital purposes $30,000., #10,000. on deposit, $5,000. which the ladies raised sometime ago and $15,000. whioh the finanoe oommittssman will provide for. ?hs programm• has boon drawn in a000rdanos with the rules of the Amsrioan Assooiation of Architects, so it is sesurrsd that the contest will be conducted fairly and according to the boot praotios. I wish partioularly to call your attention however, that $30,000. will not build what we eventually want, but $100,000. will. The fee whioh the ar iteot will charge for sett up the oompleted plans will bew� . Hs will receive 30 on the total; cost of the built for the oorpleted plans and 30 for the actual work done, that is for supervision. donst know of an arohitsot who will do the work for less than 0%, but in this instance the fee will be paid to home poopl*, Miami srohitoots, as we believe they will be able to get up the proper plans. The judges, undsr the programme, are to oonsist of one physician and two arohitects of recognised standing ( and I believe we can &sour• them from outside the city) who will be glad, in the interest of furthering high class oompstltion, to come down hers and sot as j es. Dr. North, our city physician, submitted a long letter giving his ideas of what the hospital should consist of, that was submitted by as to the physicians of the Board of Health and other physicians, and has boon passed upon by everyone considered capable of adding to or subtracting from the letter, and the letter, as amended is the. basis of the oontemplated plans. First is the administrative unit, the hospital to be built an the pavilion plan, so that we can add to it as we get the soney, with a ward fax the white men and another for the white women, ono fax the oolored men and another for the oolored women, an isolated ward and a small materni•y ward fox the poor] a private patients ward, whioh we have always needed badly, with bath and toilet connected with eaah room and this, we believe, will go a long way toward financing the hospital. I am now waiting fax authority from oouncil to oa11 fax bids. lbunoilman }lofty: What is the usual fee oharged by architects. 0ounoiltan Ralston; 8%. 0ounoilian Hefty: The plan will be fax a $100,000. building. Councilman Ralston: ?es, or the ooaplete building. The fell fax the plans is 3h0 On the entire hospital and fax supervision of the aotual ocnstruotion. The programme provides that the contra* will be awarded to the successful arobiteot and that binds the'oity. we must choose the plan which these foreign Judges say will be the best and oheapeat. It will be a month or six weeks before we can get the plans in and attar that we will have to *all for bids. However, if it is the desire of council I oan baring the printed prggram and have it read asotion by section. Councilman Hefty: The fee would be #3,500. for the plans? Councilman Ralston: Yes. The fee proposition should not worry oounoil very muoh for shield one of us oonstruot a house we would pay the usual fee and I do not see wh3• the city should expeot suob work fax nothing. or for less than the usual fee. The question was passed over and. oovnoilman Raleton was requested to bring the printed program and have it read in full before oounoil. PROPOSED F2?L'DSION OF THE FIRE LIMITS. Moved by J. A. Conrad,:mended by H G. Ralston that the Tire 0ommitteesan be intrusted to imsediatoly look into the matter of extending the tiro limits and report back to oounoil. Notion oarried. tir.MMuaA b u.[:.y,:J1 :{i}yrJ�w✓�t1M.xwR�.'��%: kosp it olisa with limo trouble. ' the Sleot?ir gib $ %r aek. do*nailasna H. G. Rslstob Introduced the :.following srdieenee: Moved by J. and read in Moved by J. reading and o i,uAHOZ WO. 193 A* OIiDINAICZ RIODIATIJG TX/ HANDLING OP GAG! 11 TB/ OY?Y 0r /IASI f'11I9G TO RATE TOR 3UICH SERVICX AHD PROVIDING PZIALTILO TOR ITS VIOLATION. A. Conrad, seconded by 0. T. Tiler that Ordinanoe lo. 193 be gives first rea4AAN full. Motsoh married. The Ordinance was red it full. A. Conrad seconded by C. P. Bier, that Ordiaeos No. 1951 be Wee seated read by title only, Motion oarried. The ordinance was read by title only. BUILDING 00D11 TOR Tilt a1?! OT �[LA1lI Moved by H. 0. Ralston seoonded by J. A. Conrad, that the adoption of a standard building • code for the oity, on the ad*ption of which was based the alleged reduction in fire insurance rates, be referred to oounoilman Tiler for correction or amendment and report to oounoil. lotion oarried. DILLS AGAINST THZ CITY FOR THE MONTH 07 JUU AND OTHER MISCZLLAIIZOUS BILLS Moved by H. G. Ralston 0boownded by C: P. Tiler, that the bills be read by the clerk. motion carried. Bills were read as follows: • Bill of Manley Stearns Construotion 0o. for replacing wood block paving at 14th St. and Avenue 8, socount storm sewer oonstruotion =60.33 . Hill of Will A. Otter, for lumber•4nd material furnishing for fencing tennis oourts in the oity parks, SO4.30 Bill of Major Sohofield, dated April 1, 1915, for vetrinery eervioss, life departsent, Bill of major Sohofield, dn.ted July 1, 1915, treating tire horse Damon, Bill of Major Schofield, dated July 1, 1915, polio. department, Dill of Major Schofield, dated July 1, 1915, sanitary department, transports. tion expense during Maroh, April, May and June, food & dairy inspsotion, Bill of Major Schofield, dated July 1, 1915, sanitary department, for treatment of bay mule May 13, 19, inclusive, DESTRUOTOR'PLART miaai Tramsfer and Storage Co. hauling smoke stack, June a3rd,1915, American Blower Co., 5 wrenches, June 4,1915, Raker Holmes Co. 15 lbs. needle points, • 1B • • • S000 copper nails, • 1000 • • 15 ibe. needle points, June 4,19h1, • 10, • a • 11, • 11 I. I. Sohilling 0o., June 30, paint, oil, lead, etc. Soheidli & 3ntwhistle, plumbing contract, A. H. Ross, inspection of boiler, P. A. Henderson, bill dated June 1, 1915, for lumber furnished; ' 73.00 31.00 5.00 105.00 16.50 S.50 3.50 1.50 1.50 6.40 4.70 41.06 113.00 3.00 554.74 1 11000091004 are lit& Stews „Mot 11. & Ps Olik Masi X. & O. $6 00 111001 mmymtmog 01 *i ,_ 90 2010,6500 Os Smithis Des Stem X. 46 Oahe J. A. Ds lints 6 Steseet John T. MOMMOlta �riNr 00 Aland S. Z* 6 P. Co *met Oremery Cs Stand Iholephoese 50 need flowel 00pply Co W. J. MA's* Atparlimi00 Idighte 2,407 11011 Woos 074. Sall 6 Vs& & Avg O. fiervis00 Poet of Prisoners Piro Department Jleoayse Pharmiey Fronk T. Pudgy Co Bleotrio Otsego Co *maks JP/ H. meg CO * I, pall Reining Co P. 16 Sindereen C. B. Irmo P. & Y. Co ** nie Miami B. I* 6 P. Co 00 00 0Miss& Owene go I Machi Sisal Ortootory Co Miami Is & a. a. Co Miami Laundry Miami Telephono CO Slant Water Co Palm Phmion007 Plower mfg. co Molloy Milan law CO Romfh's Warehouse &tor Blootrio Company atom P. & Tope co Brake Lining. ilatioste Morello. 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Dana Gulf Relilyiaaay Co Guytoa i Moore Magnolia Oar000ry Oo Mast i. L. A P. Co Masi Gas Co Mimi Mor Komi 1 s S. Co Miami tole hoax Ca Miatsi Vowel Supply Co Miami Water Co aaiir; Alan Hto co Hsanatb s warehouse .Smith's Boat Stara Blown* EdarillOro Co Prank 0. Soap CO P. A. 8os4orsoa Miami Bator 0rapea Seilay Milani Baralw.re Smith's Hoot Stars 4outhera Peet Co Mimi S. L. 4 k'. Co • • ti w O M N M O w M N 1 ✓ A M R w R a 0 A A , ,0 * w M 0 W laspitaut lesp1rtaoat Rake nit Groceries 0aas ioyts lobb Moats tole Saa'ovioos Repairing Steriliser Drage Sraml Pupas' Sharp O Drill Dynamite, Pose .0i 10.05 7a.3, 1144.,, 8.00 50.75 45.05 Allmat .X5 86.80 sanitary Department DU 30 8.48 Matariaaal1D..2.)Bmmo CIO To • e. 'fire 3alanos St to 14 00 Hose, Oleos Its 9.70 S Pr. fiber Boots 9.00 Shams Crew Garbage W. 0 0.00 Pranks transfer lawny 5.00 .54 W I Aro J. Lights 111.E lat. H.o:t E. Gas 5.44 Pr ttii (BotIoa "star) 1am 8.E HOorsieosl� h D. 41.00 .00 1*$ i Ave J. i Las. Pat. 49.44 01as11 Binges, Staples 1N i0 ol Seof look, Lifter ate Oily 7rark Department 1 lama Mower r SheVols Lumbe Water 01ty Part co 4 Soso 14.00 AO.. 6. Opl000 pTanis Sets Meals9th Stj � Lighting City Department City lrtala w M M r 0 0 0 0 N = 114131111 JUU TIl EBTIMAIS NO 11:11101!rdistifirT & caravan!** (WAIT GOWN AND lir. Proudflot txplataed that ho hid Ape** to the 11% roda0e1aa dor &Loh la thdr wontraot is providod for n the now Autos, aad as aoradeoll is2144 *Ow otailableko uletel he would s000pt & owitlfloato of dadobtodaese for the Wm* duo less fps. Ito *NOM handle the oortlfloate. f::modds144.41,01941:tp:, iriaded by J. A. 005204 that 001110100110 QUI* ied1 be 1 si . *atlas ,oaosidd Oity Atternot-Itoeo stated that he: is la wooed** eta oosematiodloa fray hiihrothor. State Chemist R. 1 X000, requestinCtbat the 01001 Oily 0000011 and Chamber of Commsros adapt a rOollUtion invitict100Vdaecaic.1400 to had iti next uonventiaa , )..41 . . Moved by E. O. Ralston, s000adodigy 0. 7. Pifer that the °lark proper, and forward to thew proper partial', the necessary resolution. lotion carried. Moved by J. Oonrad, 'mounded by 0.. T. Filer that ocuncil adjourn until 7 30 P.Y. Monday July 10, 1913. Motion oarricl. '.°Milt411:01:."4.0%.10,44..Aatt.tx•P'.451fif0.0,,ects;.1044,4 liaiftlAVARIKANNAAV.40.4Atkil",!..4.9k#,...tV4V4,*...4,;iswpitiev.vwd,r*.yv. N.