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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1916-02-24 Minutesit A ►O'ONT NED"MEETING• OPAf dOtJ'AiCIL T iURSDAY' FEBH'! t C AZRMAN C: HEFTY 7 30s,P. td. • Members present C. Heft F. . • H. 0h H . 0 E C . Rom Hefty, ` �" E`rfe�'t, F. �h&,rt , " �tr�le:tGfi�;'rG�" '�-�w .. �.'i ere Romfh, L. Highleyman. REQUEST OF MRS E. C. MCALLISTER TO CONSTRUCT A SEAWALL AND MAKE A MI, ALONG THE BAY SHORE JUST NORTH OF TWELFTH STREET. mare. McAllister: In the contemplation of the hotel at the corner of 12th and the • roulevard, I expeot to take the atone from the basement and make this fill and turn tne reclaimed land into a nice little park and have a bulk head on one side. It has long been used for a dumping ground right there and at ebb tide a great deal Of trash ao urnulatee. I saw Sheriff Hardie and asked him if he thought it would interfere with navigation and he saia it would not. I also saw the Mayor and he seemed to think it was all right. I know there is some l..tigation between the railroad and the'city as to the o,+nerehip of this bay front land, but I am a friend of both sides. Mr. Ingraham and also iaaj. Ladue will be here soon. I propose to keep it open for the city and will make it as attractive as possible. I want everybody to be satisfied and dvn*t want to do anything objeotionable, but think it would be a permanent improvement. to the water front. I went to Mr. Reilly but he told me to draw the plans, but before the War Department decide they want to know that everybody is satisfied. Mr. Elser, who owns the bay front at the foot of 12th St. wants to take away the little buildings and I' think he will join, me in this improvement. I will put in a nioe element wall. err. Highleyman: How far out do you expect to go? mre.Mo. As far as I have stone, out about the east end of the Fair Building. I will build a sea wall and have bulkheads on the aides, the front of oonorete and the sides piling, but if Mr. Eller joins me there will be no need for a bulkhead on the ' south side. I don't expect to put any building on it, no sir, never. I want•to utilize it for a park. Mr. Highleyman: You will dedicate it for a park? Chairman: She would have no right. ors. MoAllister: Yes, sir, whatever right I have. If the oity or the railroad owns it 1 will try and keep it up. I have 140 feet fronting on the Boulevard and everybody has always figured the same distanoe on the bay shore, and the railroad has always given the lot owners along the Boulevard the privilege of filling in. ,•1r. Ralston: This is really a form matter so far as the oity goes and I don't believe objection would have any weight with the War Department beoause all they oare about is protecting navigation. Whether ears. McAllister builds a building in there, should she aequire the property, is something that is none of our business. ::;rs. McAllister: I don't think anyone can build on there. r. Ralston: I will ask our attorney if the city', protest could have any weight. Attorney Caeon.1 don't think the city could have any objeotion except not to permit a nuisance,- come building that did not comply with the building cone. rs. :.ioAiiister: I simply want to do what is right. I was told to ask Sheriff Hardie and the ...ayor about the navigation and ilr. Hardie thought it would be beneficial because' the water is so low at ebb tide it can not be used by boats. rr. Romfh: All we can ao is to say that we have no objection. ..Quad oy L. C. Romfh, seconded by H. G. Ralston, that the blerk notify Major Ladue that the city has no objection to this sea wall and proposed fill being oonatruoted by Ors. ..;cAllister at 12th Street and the Bay. ;:otion carried. CLA1..: OF : ATTHEF; ELSEh THAT THE CITY HAS ENCROACHED UPON HIS PROPERTY AT THE FOOT OF TWELFTH STREET A::L BAY ?3IS:AY:iE r• L. Price: I am representing ..:r. Eleer, who owns the property at the foot of 12th Street on the may shore. There has r_eent.Ly been some paving cone ir_:.._edia.tely in front of his p_eperty ana ne claims a portion of the paving in on his property. He has a deed cu...lir.` fur a strip of land 35 feet wide extending from th place where the west boundary cf the Louievaru intersects the r.crth boundary.-ine of 1.2th Street; of course he claims no title as against the city but the reap shows the street to be fifty feet wide at that erase an- at „the present time, measuring from the fence, which appears on the bay side to the inaiue of the sidewalk, the street is 60 feet wide; and he r.ants to tear down the o.L, anaek tr.ere now and erect something that will be attractive, but the oity has e1,,;reuche, upon a portion of the land he wants to use. ,I would like for council to tnis .,:ape ,:.a.,e oy his engineer, so you will undrstanu just what portion „of the een.. ne wa_.ts to use. I don't expect council to act to night t would like to have it referrea to the street committeeman ana city engineer fox inv stigation. .ovea oy e. c. i;alsten, seconded by E. C. Romfh that the matter be referred to the city attorney, oily en`ine r anu street committeeman for investigation and deport caution Car.iea. SE}"'ER TO LA=E ALL PA::_: I:: I"L's' Ir_ ;'EIG 'TS r. Romfh: ee :Li nt aA;,r,.; the .;ontract for that sewer, subject to the Auditor notifying them when they en `o aneaa,- as soon as funds are available, perhaps thirty'days. It ,;1.11., get the matter in shape so that as soon as the Auditor has the money in hand and .:an figure it eut, trrey oan eel aueaa. .r. S. .... Tatum: n,.aolute promise was E,iven that the oontraot'would be let if the. last bong iesue carried aria we were aaeured tnat tne sewer would be put in by February_IS0 +.ant to a great deal of expense, mace a trip to Boston and arranged with the Boston oasebali team eo train nere. We have also contracted to build a great ti ny houses fe..1 it nothin` out ri ht an.. fair the sewer should be constructed as origixl40 lured. Ne have as.0 ed people we sold lots to that we would give file retinnee v2,000 Caen to a man ..ast week beeauee we did not have the es*• al ri 'ht if we can get the 'ee:,e in 60 or 90 days. ; t0 'Xed hard .ox. that, i? pay almost as much taxes as any man and think the wo* ... Ould e. w bemoan Adjourned meeting of 'council February 24, 1916. :. a Mr: Wharton: I would like tole ee the . contract away orders it. Leo Oomweno6 w .iii tzi$ .iovei by L. C. Rorn h, seconded by F. H. Wharton, that the sanitary sewer on Avenue:. and 12th Street be awarded to the lowest bidder, work to prooeed when notified by '. Auditor that funds are available. ;:lotion oarried. SAI'ITARY SEWER ON :i0R_E STR" T FROM DELEON AVENUE TO HARVARD AVENUE The clerk read the notiee published in the :.iiami Herald on February 19, 1916, to the effect that at this meeting; remonstrances, in writing, would be received to the eonfirmation of the Fe i .1ution urLi ring this improvement. No remonstrances were received, ritten or verbal. Councilman r.harton then introdu:ed the following Resolution: Liatriot 8 RE CLU': IO`I NO. 998-B Sanitary Sewer Imp. No. 8 Calling fur bide to be received on .arch 16th, 1916. and directing the clerk to sod advertise in the ..ian.i Herald. owed by E. C. i:ocrfh, seconded oy H. Ralston, thwt Resolu ion No. 998-8 be adopted On rol.L cell al-. voted yea. 9II-CP ALKS 0_d E. E 0 : Imam_ Tne clerk read effect that at cun.fir...a ion of received, Fitt ITTF='::'1 STREET F?.0'; D TO E AND NINETEENTH Fn0L; D TO E: AND ON AVENUE TH -0 NI;:i:TEE :TH ?TRE:T the notice pubiiened in the .:ir,..;,i Herald on February 19, 1916, to the this meeting remonstrances, in writing, would be reoeived to the th.; resolutions ora,ring these improvements. No remonstrances were en of verbal. cuncilman :> harton _letrict .:o. 5 then intro,iuee.i :,he following resolutions: allin� for cida tc di advertise in tu„ Cabin for adver.ise in .oven by . be a .oFted. :;E :OLUTIO:; N0. 994-B Sidewalk improvement No. 5 oe received on _.arch 16, 1916, and directinE, the _ia...i ::er€ j.i ( lE th an., 19th Streets) NO. 99L- aeon, ee.:on.ie,i by L. ;. cell all voted yes. JA .I -FT AT Sidewalk Improvement No. 6 16, 1916, a.nd aireuting the clerk to so i-iomfh, that Resolutions Nos. 994-8 and 995-B ... :T_F_7• T A. 1; ti', :TJL D -he inc4 aubmitted the followin ; r port: Miami, Fla. Feb. 24,1916. The Honorable City Counoil, iiami, Florida. Gentlemen:- Referring- to the matter of the bids by the Virginia Bridge and Iron Company for furnishing all metal work and maohinery for the 12th Street and Avenue D bridges and the bid b$ Hillyer and Sperring Co^rpany for the erection of metal' work and construction complete of both bridges,:is give below for your information a tabulation of these bids for eaoh bridge separately. TWELFTH STREET BRIDGE Vir6itiia Bridge and Iron CommAngy bid for furnishing all metal work and machinery as .er contract #1 $21, 588.85 i.illyer and Sperring Company bid for ereotion of metal :;ark and machinery and oonstruotion of Twelfth Street bridge co:r.,_lete as er contract #2 865,788.55 Total bid ::rioe Twelfth Street bridge 887,357.40 i:.is bid exceeds the a72propriation by the amount of $12, 357.44 AVENUE "D" BRIDGE. 1rige and Iron Company big. for furnishing all metal work and maohinery as per oontrr1r 1354 583.84 i.illyer and Sperring Company bid for erection $f n et%1 ;cork and machinery and construotion of Ave* .e " ' "D" triage oo :mete 's per oontraot #3 9�4,8 ro— •*k 4' the Matt., : of eJ: i tip-. aer rein .,. t t�m�i k,.b'�rt;��. that ,one epee to +O0d to the amOu11 8f i --: - - - both bridges, Wtioh is tide . emoun.t of boric 4. Voted. ,. 'by the oity .fd these two structures. r this oonneo. n I desire t4 call yotr attention to Aebiole 13 Of -tie 8 bo1'fio ions, iffi whiohitt is stated, that the City resetees the right to decrease the amount Of work ,to be, done by an amount not greater than len (10) per oent tbf the amount of the oontraot price. It will therefore be seen that -the reduotiori whioh must be made on eaoh bridge, to oome within the appropriation, amounts to more than ten (10) per cent of the oontraot price for those bridges; and therefore in the elimination of items from the bids a oertain amount must be allowed to the oontraotssl�:: On a000unt, of administration and plant oosts, as set forth•im Arfiole 13 of the', speoifioations. In order that the execution of the suggested deoreaeed oontraot will result in bridges oapable of pry oaring for traffio, I have assumed that it will not be �" to eliminate entirely items to amount to the neoessary reduction, but that it will be possible to transfer to the street fund oertain items in the bridge construction. Below I give you a list of these items, which might properly be considered as belonging to the street de- p:;rtment and payment for whioh might be made from the street. fund. The prices given are the prices appearing in the bide of the Hillyer and Sperriang .0©mpany. TWELFTH S 'REET BRIDGE Conorete in sidewalks, curb and paving base, 280 ou. yds. at ti,8.04 equals 42351.20 Earth ano cinder fill in approaohes, 800 ou. yds at 84 oents equals $ 672.00 Wood block pavement on approaohes, 1200 sq. yds. at 3.26 equals 63912.00 Pavement on basoule span and Tiers, 13MBM oak plank at .4 78.00 equals $988.00 Total amount transferred to etreat fund eats .ls ,.. •~ �7, 823.20 4AVENUF "D" BRIDGE ooa blook pavement on approaohes, 550 e . yds, at 3.26 equals 1793.00 Pavement on bascule c an rna piers,15MBM oak plank at 08.00 equals 41140.00 'Total amount transferred to street fund $2933.00 Total amount traneferred to street fund on both bridles equals 410,756.00 I an, informed by your Finance Committeeman that it will prob- ably be possible to seoure the funds neoessary to defray the cost of engineering fzep apu possible inoidentals in excess of the ,150,000.00 availr:ble. In these tabulations -therefore, I have ma-e no(e ) allowance whatever for engineering, and con- tingencies, a matter which should not exceed 413,000.00 In order to reduoe the net cost of eaoh structure to 475,000.0D it is therefore neoeseary to affect a further reduction on the Twelfth Street bridge of $4,534.0 and`on the Avenue "D" bridge of $7,276.15. In order to affeot this reduction I reoommend the elimination of oer- tain items as noted below and have also oontemplated a ohange in plans ten,: orary structures to carry traffic during oonstruotion. In the temporary structure at Twelfth Street I have oontemplated the substitution of the swing span no in use at the Twelfth Street bridge for the timber jack knife span -•_roposed in our original plans. This ohange in construc- tion will effect a saving of 62,000.00.0t !&venue no. I have contemplated ,,he use of te. orary structure for carrying pedestrians only. This struct;re will e built along the same linesas that originally proposed I or cwr . Prinz high way traffic, and this change in form of oonstruotion vrill effsot a saving at Avenue "L" of 64,777.05. I give below a list of items w..ica mi=.ht croperly be eliminated and have also inoluded the saving in cost due to the change in plans for the temporary structures. The deorease.: oo.t in the revised temporary structures is based upon the conai Lion that the structures ,will be built and turner: over to the City in conaition to operate, _>.no the contractor's obligation shall oeaee when the ';ridges are turned over to the City. The City will be re- quired to operate these structures, which can be done with the now being used on the existing structures and will also be req red to remove the temporary struotures ;Than the permanent etrtioti es are completed, e s Et m1 nation of concrete and rail t light Olss send that portion of oonduits and wirg system for they light system only Total, reduction equal* la Reduotion neoessary as above equals 4,834A0 Credit street fund 1.,.0613.36, In are explanation of the above it will be ooen, that it't 1l not be necessary to transfer the amount of ;74B83.4.80 to the et401 fund as would be possible by the oonsideratioh of tddiVidual item and therefore the net amount necessary to be traneferre4 to the street fund on the Twelfth Street bridge is $7p82340 less 4058.40 or 6,770485 REEM"g"EiniDGX • Reduction a000unt of change in character of temporary struck. tur e* 4, y77'.05 Elimination oonoreteOnd rall 1,654.80 Elimination of light poles and that portion of oonduits and lighting system for the lighting system only 84440 Total reduction 7,276.15 This arrangement results in the following schedule of amounts transferred to'vrireet fund and amounts eltainated. DID:NATIONS TRANSFERRED = I E maii4.. Twelfth Street $5,586.55 56,770.65 Avenue "D" 7.276.15ta.°Eit Total 12,662.70 Total relief ef bide prioe imertabe sum of these trot amounts or ;SS 566.58 em the amount necessary to bring the bias down to $150,060.00. In my opinion there are only two things which the Council oan do in this matter. Either enter into oontraot in a0oordanoe with the bids you now h::ve before you and with the eliminations as abobe stated and set forth or reject all bids and await until material prioes become normal. I rather doubt the advisability of the 1600er mo'+ i on _a000Luit of the bad condition of the existing structures, as it will u}idOubted7y be a matter of two or three years before material prices tiiil be as low as they were twelve months ago. Ind the face of the rap.d3-;.: ' o.vanoing rrices in steel ano ether n'•aterlle 0 -• ' °'� �'r vbi = M' '. + the opinion it ;voula be advisable for the ;Counoil to enter nt_ oontra0$ in accordance with the hide ao not believe anything can oe gaxined by re—athe brim ges eit_:_r on the existing plane or on a revision of those p ans , } call yo.r attention to the fact that the bid of the Virginia Bride and'Aron Com any on .the steel work is approximately 410,000.00 lower thaw the next cis., n. furtb.l ,o the fact that steel prices have been advano in the past week w3.00 er ton. Cement as also advanoed in prioe 17 _-; cents .er barrel ma reinforcing steel and other materials of oonetrt ption :: ve adv'noed correspondingly: In the faoe of these conditions I believe ,:_..t Vide resulting from a re—adver.iseient would be at past $15,000400 hii.er :or both structures than the bid we now have, and I will furth state th t it ^ill not to possible to effeot a greater saving than this ..mount by altering the plane unless we resort to extreme aeasuxas, 4er •,ae°t not onl'- the matter of appearance, but also the matter of utility 0: the structures. I w7aild therefore advise your body that if it is possible t,:, fin"nce the pork the bids of the Virginia Bridge and Iron Co-.._ _any ana of the : illyer and Sperring Company be aooepted ana that ,-;on-tracts be e_:tered into at once. In regard to the matter of applioation of the $50,000.00 bonne to be voted u_ .;n by the County as an additional appropriation, I enolose here.riL1 letters from the City Attorney and from the County Attorney. It aoala appear that if these bonne are voted there is no question but what ;he money oan be used as ad_itional funds. no ld the Couaoi l see fit to accept the bide you now. •'.; e it will. af o_arse be r.rovi‘i.ed in the oontraot that if the fun become ailepl ,` efore the comrletion of the oontraot for thql,addition of the' item ..:, ave eliminates, these items shall be added the same prioes $ L_.ey were eliminated. In other words, the ooet of the completed . u'"►ty 1c:.res eh_ 11 be that stated in the bid with the exception of the uc Lien of the cricee of the temporary stru.otures, which are in the nat� e! ' of _ ermanent reductions in the bide 000aei,,oned by, a change in the i'A�,{; consLaa.;tion, ,v.-ioh right the City,;reservee the right to ra.eioexerc mincer the epeci io�.tions. # {t , 'irus tix.g I ye given ya A i p LILBVRN RAiLEY .V.Cfi.... To ..AB..,t Mann at MIaw 4011.)�11I•'BfUBtNB BVILi1INO P.O. Ira 6On MIA MI. PLA. z..'. February 24, 1916. In Re Dade County Bond Issue. 1916. $150.000 In response to your request for an opinion as to whether or not the proposed issue of $50,000 of Bonds by Dade 4* County for the purpose of contributing toward the cost of erect- ing two Bridges in the City of Miami, one at Avenue "D" and one at 12th. Street, would have to be used in retiring a portion of the $150,000 Bond Issue of the City of Miami voted for this pur- pose, or whether it could be used to pay the additional oost of the Bridges over and above the $150,000 appropriated by the City, beg to advise that the general understanding of the County Commissioners was that this money was to be used to retire a part of the City's Bond Issue of $150,000. However, in preparing the Resolutions for the Bond Issue of Dade County the item for the Bridges for the City of Miami reads as follows: "Be it further Resolved that Dade County expend the sum of $50,000 for the purpose of assisting the City of Miami to erect two Bridges across the Miami River con- necting the public highways, one at 12th. Street and the other at Avenue "D" and that Bonds be issued in the sum of $50,000 for that purpose". In view of the fact that the Resolution as pre- pared, and as will probably be adopted, does not state that•the money to be derived from the sale of the Bonds shall be used to retire part of the City Bonds, in my opinion there is nothing to prevent the City from using this $50,000 for defraying the addit- ional cost of the Bridges. This opinion is based entirely upon the legal phases of the matter. The Board of County Commissioners has not yet called a Bond Election. The Resolutions, however, have been prepared and are now being passed upon by Bond Attorneys in New York. The Resolutions will not be passed until they have been approved' by Messrs. Dillon, Thomson & Clay of New York. If approvp'd in their present form the Board will pass them in that terra. The Board expect to take aotion on the matter at their, regular meeting in Maroh. Very truly your A210 lag* OFINcES HUDSON*OLFE & CASON ♦ tiorR cK w.NUDSDN J. 6MMCT WOL C ✓ mtb W. CASON LAWYi[IISUt NLDDW MIAMI, F481.0 R$DA February 94,1918. Mr. W. J. Kackley, supervising ri%grneer, Miami, Florida, " Dear Sir: Replying to your inquiry as to the right of the City of Miami to apply on bridge construction contracts ever Avenue D and Twelfth street, such additional amount received from the County as may be necessary to make yrp` the deficit between the aotual contract prioe and the amount of bonds voter by the City, I beg to advise: The only legal obections that. I oa.°� see to the use of the sum paid by the County to the City to be applied on cost of bridges would be, 1. That there was an agreement existing between the counts and the City that the sum of 50,000(or•such other amount as the Qounty might pay) would be applied In the total amount of ;150,000 bond issue, issue; by the city. 2. That there was an agreement on the part of the City set forth in the resolutions authorizing the bond i.sue, to apply suoh money as might be received by ti7e City from the county for the purpose of retiring a like sum of bonds. If neither of these conditions are found to'exist, I then sec no legal objection to the City applying such funds as may be obtained from the county for bridge purposes on the contract price of such bridges, even though the total contract price exceed the w150,COC bond issue of the City. Yours truly, City Attorney. I e. _. Leffler: I unaerst:.n.. the re :o:it.erua.tion include.: only temporary atrd,.ture for foot pa,s:te,iLers? efty: 'ie-, sir. r. L,eI11e.1: '.ulte numbs_ of u, think the Avenue ; bridge shouiu oe ocnstru teu first tLl.c ��i:winate tr temporary structure at D. If it is to oe bunt we wouldlike to have it oefore :,he others. have, never secured a permit to bu,.ld at Gana we are reaey to riot ai i�tll a:id L. '.,ar , sp—rt...e ,t nas never r;ra.ntea a permit for L and we are trying, to Lot one er tne <, toe others oef ore next season. r. LafL. r: '.te don't “ere ail voted at the ,o_ .i.l,t n _vl: slipped underetr,ia why the War Ler a.rtnrent has not »ions so as the bonus, su.,l.c time. The other bridges have been authorized and e e tnine a somewhere and the application was not put in. F:r the infur::.a,tion of the Soutnsiue people, the a.pi:lioa.tion was he.l.., up uc,;_aeC the en_ ine:;r informed us the amount ount voted -as not, cuff iuient to build a proper u,:id:e irridc,se at G and we have: been hoping the county would come in eith a suffiJient a -cunt as s.on us tie engineer found out definitely that they would not he apteiee for t e pe y,it. .r. 'rii_:liey,..an: That is news ou,. from r. :jai. ey' a letter h-ve to spen.. rr ..r., than to tu.. county as thee other to me. I understood the county » as.voting 50,000 for brie_es that is not a fraet. I don't think there any question but We ; 5,000 to get a bridge at G and it is just as much benefit two bridges; and that seems to be another cog that has seippe .r. =,iiartun: I understand the ,:ounty bond eleotion has not been called, but don't its., 'ti,� ...er it ,v,oulu be possible toa.Ltex that. • ,. ..r. ..ehley::.Ln: te u:uet have more then 4r45000 fox t 14.446 at G; it is a county brings evn more than the otter two. mw ME Mt ME MM • 3 MU ".• t I r 4 Ar4;;;: : R` A4.11,i,4114L1 ‘0" 14-1W4 , r.c.0 - I . . • , 41.4 • • *1' 'A' r. Boss: I went ahead to to my work and the inspector one in and Said'q . a t!i0.,pt lit and my man said that he didn,t have one and the inapeOtor told him he would'hVo one. y man phone..', me and I aeked the inapector.t0 give us a permit.and*the irrapo;tottr s.id :hat he .-,,,t,111 not a9 t h,vnot a 1.r')Lrton: 7.oe th2.,t section i.rrive a man loin: hie own ,vbrk in his Own housel .r. 71,rse1f elo.. ;harton: Wh:_t is • 1- ,iffertnoer i y-u allow we to du 1t? - Filtr: If y',u art ,r. Boss: 1 aq. p.rfe_Aly capable. .r. Filtr: Wh-t t are tryin: to at %his: discretion must be used and if you -olsk t,Idt be all riL-ht, 3uppos- yflu -re in the real eat .te Ises hire some :c.an and do*tne work and r ?n -o-rk an :1.-:.v.;e- 1:sr. hirin- 91X tr seven men, is that, - :ruteotion to tI- man -ho pay,,, the city - license and pays a hir-h rate of waces? -,ere aoin: your c-vri work or was 8on.eon ioi it for you? :'osa: Was it to prutt:t the mep in business? 1 understood it was to cover a ,-ree3rioti code the cc:it 'vas tc bt foowed. ani the inspector was to sec that th':e .rk waa ,lont a;:ordinc to tn- (2oit. an: Tie purl tit ,.,r,,inance is not to I,rotect th- contractor but to protect tLe pdb.ic 1 1und-!r tand it n',„ unt to do t'n- -,ork unless he is a it :3 :142i8rin. Articit -.,.t ia 7,13y3 tnat before anyone n vt - if coir,ble work . ftv up tc inspe.ctur t cie vhtr it -a ,f1 11tf.t in „2.sintss, 1,,at ci....1:ht alteration 1 :efasi-._ pev_it to owntr. ,t a_ 70 hlrt l.1.2tnst.; 1,,an but they art . - n.,v- th-t ,,ork done an:;. cdn not dc ara,-i u: fcr protecti. ...:_-. i..: ,.auint,., ,.,t .;..,.,r.„-..e2ti,..n to mt. A -an L.i.,:nt !:.f, Ti,..Linto . ....-Ir._ ..; :::- h .1..:!, ,,u-. ...-.t ,....Lacts d hazard on the next man. 1 . „.- _t aiscrt:iun a.,,. if he finds you aoin:.: so,-.,e dittle ',.-,,!, .:.erchant, '71it .1_,--, must be flexibl jG. .;. ..ao :4;,0J-.) ;:orth of %(..k an,. tire six .r. . n ,ho art rdnnin: icture shows tol, tnt clerk no ::. (-as, is :e;ulizr _n if ne is Moir to continue olt _.v dc . a_ 1? not ena_ihL, uhion labor and .e.. „f h,v, a ri:ht to au my own Nork. . _iv: vori this is the fi:st tie thi- - 2.n If it _- ▪ 4 :opl-, ih _:lin_ton,1 r t'ko in • ,ta:t tne:, uhion entt-: ir.to pfol:osition. in this or.linan,:t is this: if I am a carpenter o it _ in :nincs: t_eetrical and plumbin: work are i uu:nt to hav- tht ri,.ht to wire al:rly. I r»t:,ean to go but and hire it dc it-, I t.in?. if a :,.an i. competent to ao it himself he acn,t t,link he :,noud be allowe-1 to co out and pick up •,:.vents my on work I thin 4 it should be chanced. _an-:t ,...n ordinance evtrytime a man comes along you wil _ fir:,! .. ;. .-. :re: dni acpted dnd -a wire chanced might burn u 1 ---. i. 2om!ttnt let him ;cm. hert and stantl. the examinat 7 irnt.,.k about flexibility chould b iu 4o-n 3h.;u11 be re;uired to stnd an 7,ny no .-t _y d icens? -%11. -c or _inance. -Aretleol4104-4- • g4-o - 7_7 NW, MM MW M EL Nur, no wdnte., MOM 1,Mt m. any 011 rrm. •"7*, ;`,.•:a'. J-* A210 r LAW omega HUDSON,WOLFE & CASON /REDERICK M. HUDSON J. 1MM1? WOLFE rR1D W. CASON LAWWlha_eUILDINo MIAMI,F\:. RIDA February 24,19164 r. W. J. Kaokley, Supervising Engineer, uirsni, Florida, Fear Sir: +14 Replying to your inquiry as to the right of the City of :ii mi to ar:ply on bridge construction contracts ^ver Avenue D and twelfth street, such additional amount received from the County as may be necessary to make up the deficit between the actual contract price and the amount of bonds vote:'_ by the City, I beg to advise: The or.1•• legal objections that I can see to the use of the sum paid by the County to the City to be arplied on cost of bridges would be, 1. That there was an agreement existing between the county and the City that the sum of 50,000(or such other amount as the county might pay) would be applied on the total amount 0f 150,GCL bon._ issue, issued by the city. S. That there was an agreement on the part of the City set fort: in the resolutions authorizing the bond issue, to apply suoh Nosey as l;:i-'.:y be re ceivef. by te City from the county for the euriose of retiring a like sum of bonds. if neither of these oor::itions are found to -exist, I than no 10zE.1 objeeticn to the City applying such funds as may be obtained from the county for bridge purposes on the contraot 1_rice of eue1 brie;es, even thoueh the total contract price excee.: the x15G, bond issue of the City. Yours truly, City Attorney. an..;;r _ �c u.:, craa:ion ineluee, only taili;.ora.ry• etrueture �.� �• .0 , :.ci i. ui : dltd --a think tilu AvelhLlc .1 uri e Sn0111., Oc oonstri:L:tea first r.• • _yl...ieeee _ tG.:f,urc4,ry . era tune at D. If it is to oe ouiit we wouldlike to t1eee it Cam..iu .ir. _vc ii�Vcr llic: a FC...,it to bu'.id at G wu are ready to aotcn L.a� .rt ... ;:ever „r,:.nte., a permit for L and we are trying to get one gin,; of _ t seeecn. L. ;.,,_ _.�;r �•c .,�l,l t a..a�l'-,L' -.. ,.ny .:.,, ar ._c; c,,rtment 11a6 nut L1one $O 61.a the bonus, 11 of ....: ,,1.,; oc,,= :i...e. The other oi'i.:- s hay, Oeen authorizes. and r'.c; think a. .ii ��...c.: r iica.iorh ' aa not put in. :. iLfo-,-..a.ion of t::o .`,ou'..liaiae 1;Gop1C, the o.pflication was bald. up i:L Vr...G.a us tee u.,..ount voter as not sufficient to build s. proper 11 Sri �,c ,t •�.._ 1:v: ou.,n nopin the county wouia come in with a sufficient = ".n eet,.� c:lir.� r found out .,efiniteiy that they would not he apl_lieu t !pit. • - l=•� ;..c :.: ::: t i- nu b to rye. I un.:cratood the county as. voting 50,000 for bridges eu- ere_ 1�..; .:G:tur tn:..t is net a feat. I don't think there any question but we 1 - 1.. • ;.,,r_ .r,._n ,o to get a bridge at G and it is just as much bwrne4it .... .aunty a t:, cn r t u ari:`es, a.na that aeeius to be another cog that h�o 04.1? r• •=4...L "ur.: i ur...creteee .,1.; .aunty oona c.:eotion has not been called, but 4- It . tul- Oc posblb..e toeLtex that. mu -it have mere th n ,,;.;Sv�G for a bki.ilge at 0; it is a. 0101 a ese teen the other two. • I' Mr. WhartOn't, 4rckley earl it wouia not be po8sible't0 buiid $2„000. Ir. Leffler: Avenue r oost $13,o00. Ir. Ralston: The War L'el,arttuert nov insists th.,t th opening shall be a grefat deal larger. Ir. HiEhleyman: Avenue L bridge was never built for traffic that is going over it to uay Gw1.i hair: the sde .r. Leffier: We juot want a „;-5,000 bricge, give us triz,t dr.d , will quit beefing. Y-2 be satisfied •litn a ;;b,030 ori,f„e .r. Lritrt: Tire must oe a misunler-tan.in,, somewimre,- we intervie.Ted the odlunty c, 1on-r6 tn, toey ti-ure. us the bond isue oe for ''',51)100for bridges )ve: t .I.Li ,i,nit y lZtn or r. 1 ,Aoul" lik, to eee the bridge built ut a _n tle ex ;f t— t2fliora.y structures -n- use ; while taking the others Lo4n an, aj• do%r, next .iunday he may aet us stralcht and we et 17 a- rl,h for n.-t seazon. it is no-, 90 lt:rLe a job as .2:.n or L. Ir. 1 woul., like to tht he,ve f1ur ll the time on at least t40,000 !or -e tnat over in memoers of couhui.l. after .5,000 was voted by tht lity effort u. be n:a.-,e to E;et the comm.,issioners to vote fLr .1: was nct built for traffic now oarried and the War Department .1us five foot ,J.1.e_r of;enin: at D eri(A 60 fet.t at lath Street. I was .t montn4 aLo a-. •1. u tney hdd a 1:rotest with over nitures crilLe, bu, he 9-7: noection it "4 ,-1..fat an .peninr: is 0,8 at :. :ne at c..7, an,le in river re..luire as 1arr7e at at t, an tn_t cf ILe 3 structure. in chcayest we 2 AI- ve ic_i :rile ,hicn i no7 mrety truoture mn- wou.:: not -f fl_ured urpli,ns on 4n,T...)0. an- in tne fce )f in yt if v,t are Qin: o a;:)18 to .1c it for that a:Ithou,-,-h 7,- -1H _'v-: on bals. i47 to LA.13.1.1 m ort:-Ee at U- z-nee ..f temporary ,:ructursr Ir. ._!ki_y: t i _ r.vnce o perple an the tefl.fr:,n-ry st1.-7)cture. v- witnoat , until .r 1., mttLrney ,,r1 the ;;.:ter 1 for trt if"wc . . . th.At part iin to buli- t4"orary struu,.;ure f_ t delEnated r and J.2t t • 1. _".. ,.17 tfl- for ,5,31,0 for bri.1,7-es. at G. Ycu wont :et anytninE that .iture _n L,nort but do it ri-ht. 1 n, hei.pin;.: on D 32-la 7--er unami:_,..usiy. ?he Chairman _.1=, -n' A ':ae in tn. oo:...miegionr4rs r _ i.ey iL,mybe c f. t . • - 1r);.7'..:v F.t_v pa-t of tn c%st of . unaerste..,', we or tn- Y1—; n-v- r.,vtr been called on and I to f .r. iiey ,-,uoteti from one con. ..,:torneys. At rzei-kent their rec,oLutioh tne rtc,.1.1way gnat .,hd.t in vicw, o. don't think any - ,a. f.ay a bert:-.,in rai.t or the cost : : • . • fe is -o in f-vcrj.. r if we :..re to bu id one as I » ..r stotures for lath _f it. .] fa,t that re lowest bid received f ine7;r8 we expected to srend on • Ti-h Th en_ineer -n. Liking it over visbie to tne bid of bide on tne t.rproaches ana iv Yiereior(.. think it best to 7, :„. rccns-cetion of the bridaes anci the ontr-ctors who oo,J.:, bid on tne work and ir allprobability brine -4- it now nearly 4'50,000 in excess of the . . rn.7 bid Gf tnt vLr..n1azriuge and -h- td'Nr../ 4t 12th Ctreei and Avenue D, r than t:-.e net lowest bider anti in view •. •rcir. since their bi.i w4p pre8w4444,Pt t on ani,:ner bid. On rol. 0E04 'N;91 . . . x.:):!,;7114$44J,i4'rcri'04q1.1iMm4, '••••• • , 40 4' • A210 • c„,;- -,v4viorltrot ; . AujourneU weetlti ..loved by F. 74. Witor,seconde,'., by F. Erfert , that al:"J,- bi xiErtr ot ori 7-tscv aml HiVer ,:tt 12th Street an:;, Avenue D; be, tejected an,:. the ' ' certitied checkof all b1(1 trs .qotion carried. .r. v,n:,rton: wa think these bide 9houla ooma in separately a'on _ ana -matterpt'ut in such shapt tnat the local contractors can bid an the work; there stveral of t.1-., vho can do it. r. I WTIl i sus:est that you aivertist separately for the two bride s and alb() tnt te,4orary striturel bt alYertlsed separately,- contract to be in four p.rts- triotur t 12ttret nd it Avealt L, bridR:t at 12th Street and bri tze at L so th-t a man ybia on any or or all. I make that as a aueatiOn. Joy td oy E. WA,rton, kedr C. Itc.i.fh, that bids :.)e advertised for the oniitruction of c1L.:es _t Av-r. L n 1..th treet, and temporary structures at .1v0rrie bils to !:e r. iv on en ot cht foux items separately. r. rf-rt: tdat 1nu tri strtt railway trak cross 12th itreetY '.nay 1 h,ve to look out for ',sit r. ,Lty -r_h-fer :eop t rf t: t v- T2" _r!ru3 -'ocut tA-t. tt, =-ror_ oiTh to c-- ry strt c-rs7 tr it r. t. , _ .t ,r t tr7 t ,uy h v- to ' ''' t.lti:e route _ - -.).3iT t,r. 2: t .it ti1 runnin: t.1 3 to'ii it, tnt 1:loriom v oc o if the "bri.::,t is :.u]:t at • • : tt 1 ,:,tf,) t ctrtr , at __ t , .:- :11:::' - - .'1 . :- .: - : .'o r :o:....t:-1. ,-,. r...'.2.te . . : -:-......k, :•.:t .-!,, -2: V ' ' ' .:.:J.-, ....: ',.-.1.?, -IL...! -..r ::......r ,,...:. :1-vt not f_il '-. .3 * ' --1!:.-;eity for i....-ediate .-:.i,, t..- on- .:..i.e n. j:.1-...viie ,-,rob,..:oly four ::.orrs, 11-.1-, t:I. nu..::tr of n Juses iT.erinently ._ ... - .. t.... - '.i.:,. t,., _-...t. ',hi ne...3_ry infur ,.,.tion to :I.::.k e an iAteilizent .1(..m, t ";....r.t t.:, .:...1 : oaliair.: but ...c., "Ii,.nt to . .chl t c_r!-. to buildn. 1 . L-er061:10n of 1n tat, recotna. -.It la ,t 1..L.1rtcy 3 i X hours ,..nd in order to uu offiJers to reach a decision, it will 1ri C,! thorou:n canvas r.:f t.Jt city. :t to 2 : _ " of ".-;1„.3 1",:: Ott c.,n iy travel 4. . . 1 —4 ,3,un rline out to develope any t_ay ::.atttr to aa,:ertain the n- to ni but would nut rush us _ _ in tnis mile and 1 ,lonit ate where ru 1, is up t to have the additional :Lilt in on or up her tiir ti,aes and each time it w..-..s put oft . _iv • soa.etnin: le:finite, or not adopt the 6.ttitude that they 1)",. fair ana ienient, but we also want to be shown - . 1. think tnty hcu. t efirAte day as to n-r_ w1thin si.( weeks we will be I.,'reparea. '1:1-1c.t is 'on .t oy . T . tnt :1.(Li Traction C mpany be • . 1. fir-3t -!LL.dr c.ettinz; ni:At of council in April, n 1 if they have not . - r- ant council will decide where the additional iLile bulit. etion carried. 2 ". ' T-v• -0 P.r739.AT OF F.U1.3F7TOR TO ALLOW ETI!-: TO DO PI"-= 2HOw t j e 7 uf the RIeotrloal ordinance be read, to see wnetber '.n)trual itl To- article was re aa by the clerk. y ur Ant now !tiro Boas? '•4! • , t"*44'1?•! " X' "- ,Ntc,!.. 'V,44 - •Alg`•'''' A .,-44T 4'••• • ' 4 WitakttAV $22, ,e4Ai !, • *-** /0!, ' ' • , • • • „ • • .1' mr. Bose: I went ahead tO do my work and the inspector tame'ih arid tali' OtW)levetl0 Pe' and my in said that he didn't have one and the inspector told him he wouleVhaito tt set one. my man phone me and I asked the inspectorto Give us a permit-and'th inlvettor s :ilat T.T,til not 0.11 17,ve not , linense. ri.rton: section lep-rive loin-. his own work in his Own house? a mar FL: ".1.enseif or ...nyont else. .r. Marton: Wh.t ie .t ,ifference? Woudi yyu allov, we to du it? Fiitr: If you are cable. Bose: 1 al. perfttly capable. 4. Filer: 7,hat e art tryin tc; :tt at is discretion must be used and if you w.:t .1 tt ir CC: e ,c'sk thdt 1-.)!.. all ri:ht, tot suppose in the real est.te ,ot ...,dsee yO O.LL.1 hirt some man and do the work and' : ur o-n -ork r'"a -re hirin,- eix rseven men, is that. 2rottotion to tnt man t.ho pay-1 the city . lilehse and pays a hi2h rate of waGesY :loin: your own 'ork or w,s aomeone -loin': it for you? ,r. Wai it to prote';t the mep in business/ 1 unatratood it was to cover a freacriti oode .1, the colt. was tc foliowed and the inspector was to see that tile dont c...ordin:; tc tn- codt. The tAt or.inance is not to protect the contractor out to protect the public ai i undtr t...,-.. it no one has ri tc ao tht work unless he is a triink I; is . Ation ineottr dis,2retion. Article ; ie had. ;.rticit 7:vays that before anyone ..1-=1.11e,la he mast h vt :e2mit. If an: consi.ler,ble work . 1r h',16! i t v be up tc inspector to UeCi.12 1/httn8T .a in 7:.i'! uut eli:ht alteration I dn.a ft :tfdeina tc tut owner. r .f it. ,t .7 7".') hire a ii:tnacd man but they art :ill ftr —c, t1 not nav the -,ork lone and can not do mitft id botn ar:: not dr.:.e. u: for protoctir _ r7e.3ti.,.n to me. A :Lan mi:ht bew1iIin to t_ of ...in hi:, n h.zar. on tne next man. if ne finds you acin„. some _Little work he tut .rchant, tht must be flexible o., do v.orth of -.ork and hire aix cr .Yt n t-,her qhu .rt runnin: 1-icturt shows o io 1 , they told tc clerk no:, !..(3-3. i3 ..n. if he is :Qin: to continue not t_1.- oat : _.v do tle only not union labor and 2 .t, a- -his a ri:ht to do my own -Nark. _ivl -;21 this is ',Ile fit time this t ” : i,howse in -_ i run two in ... they ere union ente: propsition. ,bt :0 in this ordinan3e is this: If I ztm a carpenter 1 - 1 • in thin-s: tiettrical and plumbinr-- work are .. L.ctor.: if - t,:i:i.n ani. b...i..1 a house i ou-nt to have the ri.2ht to wire It. _ .1 . _ ...:.- .-• _h:: shoui. ,.1.-.L-1y. 1 don't can to Go but and hire it dOre. t .:_r- .nut 4. cin=, 1 t.inl.. if , r..4....1-. 1.ompetent to ao it himself he . L't . _. . . , „„It 1 .cnit think b shoula be allowed. to Eo out and pick up any cnt, if ::. ..: ..1.': - :J,vente :. ,..,,,in: my own work 1 think it should be chansed. r. rfe2t: :-.' :,: -- to .;:l.n-_-e an orainance everytime a man comes along you will ,,-! A fi-,:. *A.::.e. , _,.i.r ...i--..: Ot - Iftti ani acted nd '::b1. wire changed might burn u; ::41.r.. ., f . L . ' ....... i :.:om:.,ctent ltt hit -::cme here and stand the examinat'-on - ... , . . •c.r in.nce tLk about flexloility should be 7 ,:-1-1.n in ton be re.—:luired to stand an tt ::er-istered. .c. Tny not t m.nt. ut a am,-.11 license? "'t to ...end PuX ordinance. " • Pam '717""14n• A210 • 411 14i. Adjourned meeting 11'ebi rnry Mr.'Boes: If my man does tht work properly and it is inspeote bq yiiu sp r �r»rr;.: and ac epted, there is no hazard. If a union man does improper Work the inspeoto* will turn it down, and if my wo-k is not properly done your man will turn it dowry,' I have to satisfy the inspector and the code before I satisfy myself and before I turn the current on. IT4W'Orr",,7414 '.15.:ti� dr. Erfert: Ac or'ina to tnut we wiii have to tear the code up ant let every man do his o*n work. :r. E. F. Boas: I am only ,:ti small builder. I supposed we were all working for greater ,ian i, but it stems to be a rater of fines. You firat Get a permit and pay the inspector an, if you do your work yourself you'are fined. I had a plurabSr put down a at'e,r pip! and it ran up hill, he did it tne aecond time and finally I put it in myseiz 1 have no license and you can,. ine me if you want to, but I know how to put a sewer ins it wont run up hill. i wl do my t•: Jrk with union men; your inspector to ttll us wheth tht -.vuri is right or wronG ,:ar. P.orafn: As I une •rltand it, ar. Ross don't want to do this work himself but to hire .acetone to do it for him. +'hen you bui i... a, house you hire lc done but when it comes tO pa.yin- license or taxes, that is always the hard part of it and we devise what means we can to briny in revenue. ihie is not as a fine but because these people are makinG a profit on t ieir work • nd we taks a small portion, the surer as tne Government takes 1°G of P.,...ni' 3 in'.1orne ov-r 's, 1 )'). .r. Boa w;:nta to hire someone to do tniq work and if s0 he e;ill have to be a iicense., :n n. lie don't li.uit hi._ in the amount of work he can do. I don't st ° ::lid r . .,, . re is .a':;• u:;f ..irneaa in this tiiinza He can pay the 5. help sup, ort .a ;1ty vw.'a.,ent _.n , ao hip •'eork. : (J.0.) I for ±er:nit to do tn- :vora myself ani was refuses. Erfert: I ic.n't se- Tr:-!r# :.r. oss lids any kick comin". a;e ,uve ,iirn r.• permit to run s!:-..k v.,trt on i2th 3tre :t until April 1st and he will make thou ands of dollars. thing. ,, ccan i1 h:_a v'ry 'xitn 11. a I: .,.1t t:SuiLi ntv•-r :r. it ,.:1 t _ h-ve cal..e'i for it thrt times. The building _ for never i ._ L i.•°r,..1t. L,tts stl the rer..:1t. > - in to' rirts a cr tn street an i 1 can ; roduce it any day. rr ^rt . . on.... ;r. i t .r. nr1:fl Or3 nb'Ct .i:, 1r locoed. .r. only lookl_1 ::i.t ilia •i question of rii'nt ar:l 'firon`. beli.tvt if r. __u; is ;cu:, t n: to.do it an_L can ire hia theatre ao orainL to tne rode, ao teat it il. i..aa ta' in- ction of oar inspector, he snouid bt to au it and think I dhJl1� . al i o':',`. , to do a„!::e"_ thin in my own buildin -, out not eo he ;..n hires 3.;,:1tonn ei t o ao it. Tt:._t ,i::.;:ly :iro,:a _.c:n tr,. burs. 'Lnt inspector .,:Ln not ce en h:Lr..t at all ''1..._s Win., n- .Gur r kno- is ccmpet nt. .r. ear ton. H" in't h _v^ ,r,v t»tt-r knr a -c if ... ,,..:...n took out d license. 1 s 7 : r., : _1 w -v •ryo:le ahou...i pay a fee, and ..e can µr•:oint an examining boars ,r..inance wr., hay: every eiectr1 ian in tom rezistere,i. .stor,: if 'very :,..n In businesa is not atandin;; an examination, tnen the or_ina.nce 1 c_ to ..Y.-. _ef- .t., ts:e v •ry pur: ose. 1 thous..., ed. ch d nctrlclan Y.a,: hie examination. .he cr .i n. nca ar_ iics to every contractor an.: electrician as it st:.nds. r, trf :t: .oll you twata ._:..n o.-kin_ fur wa..tal lie is not in buainesa. for pra ;tloin law. :_rf e rt : i ..ur.' t 'him . cu :out tax a man woikln` for war -.-es. You are hot working, fo_ makes r.o 1 f .f t. e nc e. '.h- cc....ict has never reporteu on tale an, we ask for further tine. .Y i�.. ASP'-iALT C :OI3TtiUC!'I0?? CO FOR HOSE USED WHEN CONSTI C'±'INo+ .'! Y; AT ='O TA..r 9 0" 1,Di ,3orAL Pk0PEti'i'Y ,_ •r,. 1' e.a, w let:er f:o.; tht auuitor advising tnat the Soutnern Asphalt cones. Co :: ap v,_i-.:d. at „33•J. from tale Fire Department, when laying the asphalt paving _ ,i .... _ r.-«-r rw �r returned or paid for; also tnat this company owes taxes di 1t3 .=apr._1 property. toe matter was rererred to the oily attorney. .1 ?.Y ila of _ .ire tea ._ortd-a_e a.na 'Trust Co. preparing, certifying, eto. 645,000. f _on.ia, . atei January 1, 1916, '700.00 i,_ of it-, .:tutu .art :e :r trust Co. preparing and certifying '2,000. 5+�r?�a t.✓,. ...' So -.,•a, ,�:.c-.i January 1, 1916, r 17D.04 ,,t 2 JAil'1X41\nI4'AO • • Aajourned Meetin rebruary a4,' BILLS AGINT '3".tF CITY ot OaldWeil, i1nec Reed, examination and opinion, $23,00Q. Improver i3onde, dted Ju.nuary 1, 191,';', 115841 dill of C.6.11weil,, ,to3.4.1.1on Xo!e1, examin5..tion and opinion, V42,000. Ja.nury 1, 191,3, .3111. of A. J. Ros.! with t2,000. I ovement bOnd3,50,00 Romfn, seon4ed by u. f. H1'rnieyr4an, that the bilie be paid the auditor dral 17,,uontre3. .aotion 70,' 2Y' .!0:"" 1915, &.nd Jfv:IJAY 1916 oltrk/theoj.j ist thst.verai city depArtments, as follows: ...1,1040010004 - LIST CO° PAST DUE BILLS FOR WHICH VOUCHERS HAVE NIOT.SEEWMAI W Chapman PluMbing Co. Prank's Tranafer Company James Boyd & Brother, Inc. otiami Cycle ‘ompany Seott-Quinn Plumbing Co. Standard Oil Company John L. Withers Total . Vm. Fuzzard & on Freelund Con. & 3up. Georgia Lumber Co. 8.07 Georgia Lumber co. 2.71 18.66 • • • 1441 por••••.••.••••• 4 CII'Y CLERK'S OFFICE: Deo. 3 Deo. CHARITY: Deo. 17 PUBLICITY: POLICE DEPARTMENT: Deo. 21 Deo. 21 Deo. 27 Deo. Deo. 1916 ) (Adyanoe rate 1 quarter) Dec. 31 & 3 Ad.Rate " ) Deo. 31 Deo. 6-25-29 Deo. 30 Dee. Deo. Deo. 6-16-21-29 Deo:'1 MUNICIPAL COURT: Deo`14 Sept. 9 FIRE DEPARTMENT: Deo. Deo. Deo. Deo. Deo. Deo. Deo. Deo. Deo. Deo. Deo. Deo. Deo. Dec. Deo. Deo. Nov. Deo. Deo. Oot. Dec. Dec. kirestimon 1-4 28 27 1 15 16 20 21 (Also a3 Ad.Rate) 31 31 18 5; Dec. 6-11 2 18 31 Miami Stare do :Printi ng CO4 Railer -Mil, m Rd*. Co. 8400 The Betty ?retie. SOW . Barnard & Co. 57 Total . . . . . . . 41•.97 Geo. D. Barnard & Co.. 86.10 Miami Telephony Co. 83`,2`6 Toal S . Mortgage & Trust Co. 664 Caldwell, . MasslSeh do Reed 77.40 Florida Title Company 5.50 Total 149.14 Antilles Colr. Under. Assn. 15.00 Total . 16.0 Miami Grocery Company Raile y-Milam Miami Telephone Co. Miami Telephone Co. Miami Water Co. Miami Water Co. Miami Elec. L. & P. Co. C. J. Dulbs J. A. Dann W. J. Whitman (feeding Miami Towel Supply Co. Rodgers & Wigginton P. A. Henderson Total C. H. Lyrae Fdy. Co. (Nov. 19-30$ J. A. Dann Miami Elec. L & P Co. Railer Milam Hdw. Co. .75 2.80 .30 3.00 4.00 3.00 4.39 16.92 4.25 1.25 Prir�t73.00 1.00 9.00 2700 2��66 Miami Telephone Co. n n n n n nn n Miami Water Co. (,lam. Miami Elec. L & P. Co. Miami Elec. L & P. Co. Standard 0i1 Co. Miami Electric Garage Railer-Milam Hdw. Co. Railey-Mi3.am Hdw. Co. Miami Garage & Meh. Co. Miami Laundry 'Miami Elo. L & P. Co, Total 20.04 2.70 .25 4.50 2.75 .25 9.00 3.75 4.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 11.0.0 11464 13..3A , - 20.00 2.50 3.60 7420 .30.00 4..35 203..67 250.66✓ c. to 00th iho. Deo. 6 Dec. 7 Deo. 8 Deo. 3 Deo. 20 Dec. 27 Dec. 14 Dec. 27 Nov. 26 Dec. 23 Deo. 5 Nov. 5 Dec. 15 Nov. 1 Jan. 1 Deo. 31 Nov. 24 Deo. Deo. DESTRUCTOR PLANT: 0- Jan. 1 ( $3 Ad.Rate) Dec. 31 Dec. 2 Dec. 7 Deo. 15-29 Dec. 24 Nov. 24 Sept.15 Nov. 19 Nov. 5 Nov. 20 Dec. 20 Dec. 17 DO% 0. Jan., 1 Dec. No404 Oct. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ded. Dec. Dee. Jan. Dec. Dec. Dec. .Dec. Oct. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Oct. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Deo. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Deo. Dec. Dec. Oct. Dec. Nov. 11 9 21 4-9 30 13 17 21 11-13-21 21 1 ( Dec SersiOs) 1 (Nov. Services) 31 (Ad. Rate) 31 ( $3 Ad. Rate 21 20 7 15 20 11 14 27 2-10-24-31 9-13-17-29 1 6 8 17 2 8 13 20 1 31 29 1 15 31 13 HOSPITAL DEP AR Tivi E : Dec. 31 Deo. 1 to 31 Dec. 1 to 31 Dec. 1 to 31 Dec. 3 to 31 Dec. 1 to 01 Deo. 31 ($3 Dec. 31 Deo. 14 Deo. $1 Dec. 31 Dec,. 31 Deo. 17 Deo. 7 4 Bai16/464ie,101*:'CS'i Stand9rd Oil Co, ' Romfh s Warehouse 1 •Miami Stock Yards S. S. Selig, Jr. The Palm Pharmacy Magor Schofield a a Miami Towel Supply Co. S. S. Selig Jr. Miami Telephone Miami Telephone laMml Miami Gam Total 644 5.46 28.49 19 .9 20;17 17.92 28.82 1.15 89.69 1.50 31.50 30.00 28.00 38.00 1.60 48.00 3.00 4.00 • -17:817- 45:74707- Miami Water Co. 18.71 Miami Elec. L & P Co. 1.00 RaileymMilam 1.50 Frank Budge Co. 4.90 Frank T. Budge 48.50 Casey -Hedges Co. 2.11 Florida Machine Works 25.60 W. Chapman Plumbing Co. 12.28 E. A. Robinson 38.00 Missouri Fire Brick Co. 7.00 Lindsay Lumber Co. 27.00 City Wood Yard 26.60 Miami Elec. L & P Co. 1.00 Miami Elec. L & P Co. 1.35 Miami Water Co. 14.95 Total 226:07 Llewellyn Engineering o. Keuffel & Esser Co. a Miami Grocery Co Miami Tire Co. E. A. Robinson Railey-Milam Hdw. Miami Water Co. Miami Water Co. Miami Telephone L. F. macVeigh Wm. Fuzzard & Son. John Sewell Standard Oil Co. Standard Oil Co. Austin -Western R. J. W. Bracken Kelly -Springfield R. Roller Miami Electric Garage J. A. Dann J. A. Dann Frank T. Budge Co. G. M.,Dykes Romfh s Warehouse Romfh's Warehouse Rai ley-Milam a a a a* a a G. M. Dykes J. T. Meyers Miami Elec. L & P Ashe Disinfectant Total "lami Telephone Co. The Palm Pharmacy Miami Market Frank 0. Quigg Miami Fish Company John Seybold Miami Water Co. Miami Elec. L & P Co. Miami Ice & Cold 8tg. Miami Gals Co. Miami Gas Co. Miami Laundry E. B. Douglas Frank . B d -1T71#1.." IWY,11:P A4' 5.88 1.20 .60 1.99 14.91 1.80 .85 1.80 5.01 3.50 10.80 11.65 3.00 8.23 2.50 199.50 32.00 34.85 1.10 44.00 13.86 2.50 53.50 107.77 34.75 13.15 83.55 6.16 94.78 134.35 .55 .85 3.95 .45 3.10 2.65 6.00 16.00 1.50 800.00 15811.74 2.00 33.80 42.80 88.92 5.22 9.10 7'41 9.84 0.00 2.40255 A210 Deo. 1 - Jan. 1 ($8 Ad.Rate) ?AA DEPARTMENT: Deo. 9 Jan. 1 ($3 Ad. rate) LIGHTING CITY: Deo. 31 Deo. 31 Deo. 31 Deo. 31 Deo. 31 Deo. 31 Dec. 31 Deo. 31 Dec. 31 CURRENT FUND OUTLAYS: Dec. 14-16 Nov. 29 Nov. 30 Nov. 29 Deo. 1 Nov. 2 0ot . 21-25-28 Nov. 6-17-23 Nov. 23-27 CAPITAL FUND OUTLAYS Deo. Nov. Deo. Deo. Deo. Dec. Deo. Deo. Deo. Deo. nft.: SVARtgl 17 27; Dec.4011 (Adv) 4 ( Adv ) 9 ( Adv ) Bonds 2 ( Adv ) Bonds 3 4 ( Adv 2-9 (Adv) )Channel 11 (Adv) (Dock) l�iariai Wager co. dotal Georgia LUMber Co. Miami Water Go. Total . . . . . . .A . . Miami n n E. A. Robinson Miami Water Co. n n n n n n n C. H . Lyne Fdy & Moh Co. 11 It n 11 n n11 Total . • • . . • • • • 440 '722.50 17.52 18.54 102. l 1264 49.85. 134.50. 6.40 11.00 1122.75 339.22 25.96 36.56 23.11 31.56 11.16 75.60 142.80 46.35 • 734273ff 400".00 44.80 12.00 11.40 11.20 7.50 18.00 46.40 70.80 6 Adv. (Paving hto)The Metropolis, Jaoksonville 8.00 1137371.11 VOUCHERS PT YABLEL JANt.. .3. .1916; s 11.92':76 Date of invoice 1f18 COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE: Nov. 9 to Deo. 31-15 Deo. 2-16-18 Jan. 10 CITY CLERK'S OFFICE: Nov. 9 to Dec. 31 Deo. 9 Deo. Geo. H. Holzbog Co. The Bond Buyer Steurer Pub. Co. MannUtoturers Record Manufacturers Record Z. T. Merritt Com. & Fin. Chronicle eto Manufacturers Record Eigineering Record ASSESSMENTS OFTAXES: Mar. 1, 1915 , 0/K-d Jan MUNICIPAL BUILDING: Jan. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 3 Stn. 20 Jan. 19 -Feb. 19 Jan. 31 POT,ICE DEPARTMENT: Dec. 2-6, 1915 Nov. 12-20 Jan. 29 Jan. 31 Jan. 8 Jan. 20-26 Jan. 10 Deo. 22/15 Jan. 21-20 Jan. 8 Jan. 7 Jan. 22-25-29- Jan. 4 Smiths Book Store 36.60 Mr. Fosters Store 1,50 The Hefty Press 18.00 Total . . . . - 5aAo • 56.1 ?+; 732.32 4- Smith's Book Store Lasalle Printing Company Miami Telephone Co. Total . 20, 1916, T. A. Price Miami Enea L &nP Co. Perry's Red Cross Pharmacy The Palm Pharmacy (Miami WelsPbone Cc. (L. D. Calle Miami Towel 3uppl i Co. Total . . . . Smirth' a .Borok ;Stooge. Miami Grocery Miami Telephone D0 Miami Ise. 4 Cold cat. g Eugene B. Roz h ;volt Rodgers W4 lutO i J • W. Ob t t . R • !1 . John Se J. A. 5.95 12.00 3.25 21.20 21.20 255.50 255.0 6.60 13.24 .65 5.25 1.02. 1 ;0 Maw nNa�ra. lea. Jan is Pan. Jan. Jan. Jan. lan. $an. 21. Bakeir. �� t z + : - .'. 1-2%15 �6 '' 8. r`ph7 v' „ ..,...- 11. Chia p PlUtbing 9o. 1.4!! 10 $. A. Dann 19E. Feb. 19 (Miami Telephone Co. (Station) 4.00 (L. D. Florida City) .26 19-Feb. 19 Miami Telephone CO: (B,.B.Braok2.00 31 (B-8949) Miami Ice & Cold Btg.C°. 2.00 10-31 (8-890, & B-9005) " " "w " 4.00 1 (Advance nate,Waddell St. Statipn)Miami WaterCo 3.00 Jan. 31 (Waddell St. Sta) Miami Elec.L& P Co. Jan. 31 ( 12th St. Station) " " " " Jan. 31 " " n n n " tt Dec. 31/15 (Waddell St.) 0 " " " Jan. 8 (0-4146) Miami Ice & .Co.d Stg. 0o. Fwd. Page 2 Jan.3-6-20 Jan. 9 Jan. 26 Jan. 11 Jan. 7 Jan. 3 Jan. 27 Jan. 5-10-11 Jan. 8 Jan. 5 Jarr. 7 Jan. 8 Jan. 12 Jan. 6-10-17-24 Dee. 21/15 SANITARY DEPARTMENT: Altn.31 (Advance Rent llo .30 /15 Deo. 31 /15 Jan.19-Feb.19 _Ja}ny Jan. Jan. ian. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Deo. Deo. 1 to 31 25-31 26 2 4 11 31 13/15 1-19 Jan. 8 to 29 Jan. 19-20 Jan. 20 Jan.-- Inv. #-1071 Deo. 23 to 31 Jan. 19 to Feb. 19 DESTRUCTOR PLANT: Deo. 28/15 Jan. 31 The Elea. Garage Railey-Milam Hdw. Co. Standard Oil Co. 11 It n tt n C. D. Franke & Co. Harilford Mach. Screw Co. Miami Garage Miami Tire Co. Seminole Auto Co. Miami Laundry R. B. Fiokle Total for Feb) W.M.Burdine Sons Mr. Foster's Store Lasalle Printing Co. Miami Telephone Co. Miami Gas Co. Major Schofield The Electric Garage Co. Fire Departments, Southern Feed. Co. It Romfh's Warehouse Brown & Washington J. A. Dann Railey-Milam Hdw. Co. Standard 0i1 Co. Guirton & Moore A. Carter (Telephone 1st & Ave. J) Miami Telephone Co. Miami Elec. L & P Co Total STREET DEPARTMENT: Nov.18-30/15 Nov. 22 15 Dec. 2 15 Jan.6-8-11 Jan. 8 Jan. 8 Jan. 28 / ➢ axxRuzzazdx Jan . 5 -18 Jan. 12 Jan. 25-31 Deo. 21/15 An - Jan. 4 Jan. 3 Jan. 21 Jan. 13 Jan. 22 Jan. 31 Jan. 5-12-6 Jan. 1 (Nov -Dec) *-'Feb. 1 (fit Services) y�. Florida Machine Works Miami Electric L & ? Co Total Smith's Book8tore If ft n n If Mr. Foster's Store Fralik T. Budge Co. J. w. Watson Frank T. Budge Co. Wm. Fuzzard & Son John Sewell The Eleotrio Garage Co. C. H. Lyne Fdy & Mah. 0o. J. W. Watson Standard 0i1 Co. Southern Feed Co. Sottihern Feed Co. Fire Department Fire Department* Frank T. Budge n. ft Railey-Milam Hdw. Co. Major seho:1ea 4 Total . . • . ,, . r ,��nw�ratxt. ar�r , 1.65 10.99 12.92 1.50 3.50 3.45 4.s0 23.60 22.00 5.50 8.75 .35 2.95 50.00 21.55 180.00 48.00 8.53 5.33 11.00 ITGYff 60.00 3.00 4.25 4.00 4.95 40.00 65.95 37.50 35.90 29.85 47.60 49.07 6.95 1.15 17.85 41.50 6.60 12.00 12.00 3.00 1.05 3-0? 40.00 1.50 41.60 2.45 4.35 1.75 254.95 25.00 5.09 2.00 80.00 34.00 103..82 6.10 .50 458.72 4 13. 07 fin 111PTINT1111MillpIlili1111111111111 p 11IIIIII1111I1i!llull111111PP1!'1'!1!IIIIII!!1!'1'!II jl1111111p111111111111191R'ii111111111111111111II1! 111 MEOW BMW mmm A210 Jan. 22 /anv Jan. 31 0 BRIDGES; Jan. 8-12 Drake Lumber Co. Jan. 29 ",Jan. 28 Baker & Hotmes Total s,t§PITAL DEPARTMENT: 4 Regular meeting of City Council, Miami, Florida, December 18, 1913. Members present: F. G. Erfert, C Hefty, C. F. Filer, E. C. Romfh, H. G. Ralston, J. A. Conrad, J. A. McDonald. . (Minute Book No. 5, page 390) co-;itt?e - on Pare end i:,ocics recommended a site ,ap11: in front of the city r-.r k 9c- oss t.h • ray, by connecting. with the present ;,isle walk, and that it '- ' irt- the road bed, the bed was '-ore no wider then t"e road, rnd ha, hid. hired n -;-rt At t" e r^te of ".4.00 per day, :..r. Go11 ins givin;, the dirt, and a ",-, .•erdon. TT" also explained t t-.F, •.en- er in .,.t•� .Cr the ri;-- i •.i e o..l b boa, 't `ro- t'^e 7.. i1roodt Jompor.J, .end said if the so esi red, `"e; co 1d i-sue bonds in one, two, 'anti three consec,t tive o`].i: atre in `. Yir1 years, Councilman kornfh aprroved at it if t" ;ono) 1 . Voted for it. Co.iri din.an-Ia Fton did not believe that the .iom- • i r. 'iv- - cr;ar't ed t`'.^ rod. osit: :11 es o' fjred by, nrt . tho.• '•t the re- i e ci'_, n ' the '.;orley c se, on; he thou,''t also that the case should tetei ' efor- en;i definite purpose ,'ra;; moue for as the -utter stands now, r,c . _r'd th pr•o; rty, it was ho Bible t'a'. 3o r, property '-t c'- ot. 'o dooi:n bein" cut in front ort',pm, -nd th.e city -old ]] it.' 't h , oo l," ;ai.re-'' ''od not decided on t.'•'1.s . .1es- ved G. Rn1 -st _,' t'".o t the tit : at' .ornn.i 1 e instructed to go to ,n a rt�_r. 't',rt ri '+s ''-e v.00l.;' v, fror'. T"ir:l t' eventh ..,treat. ° 1 .•r•'.h ;e o` the riperien rights from t''e Railroad Co. be r. .'. l.",;...':. .,.otipn :rC ; lost. J. .:v',i `' ,'',..-ecPeded by J. A. ,icLont d tatt'-e city procure ;c,n r st :ro r 1lr ad Jo. -.n -.; it a part o_ tr city oor'.1S, (.. "; Lrne,_ b 21-1',tr. cte..t t') i•,v —1Li nte S t' e, 9.1 roport 7be qu- ti .. o. ri,. Sri-r ri;' '..s ,va°3 .isc- 13ed for sometime, ime, -t„J council .. Cole sev-rnl oth rn lord the lime. . A. i,.o_"pn ld econded by E. C. Rom t'a' t"e, 'n ter of -' 1 dof _ : ed urtil next regular meeting of council. :::otion eflrri I, ,'i . ; . i,:oor e, :,it y Cler , , rel F.ry certify t'-at the above and foregoing is '. r_.e Cory fro.- ' h" rain'ltes of t)e meeting of the City Co,.ncil December 1")3, in Record i' ok No.5, of the proceedings of said Council, 3 0,114todinn. a j P igr.atore and the seal of'.he city of Florida, this _� of is c n..., .> r, , 1917 J C Dock Bond Kind 14.00 Hospital B." 5.00 Street B. " Sewer B. " Bridge B. " .14 Channel 4 A Git;; Clerk, Miami, Florida. Jan. 22 A• 22, :an. 31 BRIDGES: Jan. 5-12 DrakenLumber 00. 46.44 , Jan. 29 3448 Jan. 26 Baker & Hotmes . 8 Total . xT„ 56-.93 k; i8P I TA,L DEPARTMENT: Jan. 19 to Feb. 19 Miami Telephone Co. 2.00'.. Jan. 1 to 31 The Palm Pharmacy 32.5* =Jan. 1 to 31 John Seybold 6.51 “an. 1 to 31 Caple Dairy 4.80 , :'f Jan. 1 to 31 C. H. Gautier (97.99 C. H. Gaitier :. (15.80 Jan. 1 to 31 Miami Pi h Company 2.90 Jan. 1 to 31 Miami market * $39.96 . . .12 * Jan. 31 Miami Elec. L & P Co. 7.59 =E Jan. 6 (D-5125) Miami Ice & Cold Stg. Co 6.00 f. Jan. 31 Miami Gas Co. 23.85 0 Jan. 31 Miami Laundry 54.01 ivF Jan. 15 E. B. Douglas Co. .80 Jan. 11 " Frank T. Budge Co. 1.55 Jan. 12 " It " t 2.50 Total . 298.77 298.7', Rlr CEMETERY DEPARTMENT: -�:.: Deo. 15/15 (A-42583) Miami Ice & Cold Stg. Co 1.00 Jan. 11 4. M. Dykes .25 Total . . . 1.25 Frank T. Budge Co. 1.20 °k:20' Miami Electric L & P. Co 1192.94 CURRENT FUND OUTLAYS: 3'an. 25 Miami Water Co. 47.24 Jan. 25 Miami Water Co. 5.0:: `y Total 52.64v 52.64 T 0 T A L 4T1$ rk8 Forward CAPITAL FUND OUTLAYS: Nov. 29/15 A. J. Rose' ' 10:00 29 (Legal Exp. Dock Bond Fund) , A. J. Rose • � 5.00- Dec.l@/j5 (LA. J. R (Legal Exxps. Chan. Bond Fuid)25.00✓ (Legal Exp. Chan. Bond Fund) Dec. 1,.15 A. J. Rose 5.00 Dec. 2- (Legal Exp. Hospital Bond Fd) Engineering News 70,20 Jan.7 (Adv. Channel Bond Fund) ' Z. T. Merritt 21.65r. °•' (Adv. Channel Bond Fund) Jan. 14 A. J. Rose 75.00 (Str. Bond Fund, $42,000) Nov. 27/15 (Legal Expense) / Steurer Pub. 12.76• (Adv. Sewer Bond Co.,und) Jan. 5-12-19-26 Engineering & Contracting 60.00' (Adv. Bridge Bond Fund) Jan. 8-13-20-27 Engineering News 64.20 Jan. 6-13 Manufacturers Record 22.00 Total. 370.80 370.8 CAPITAL INTEREST: Jan. 25 Total • n It MAWillthgiOniZZ U GRAND TOTAL 6'`'. Dock Bond Fund 10.00 Hospital B." 5.00 Street B. " , 75.00 Sewer B: " Bridge B. " 14.20 Channel. ; }. " MoVe . poop ot approved and ';aid when.fU448;4- le 0 44,0$ iOo. FINAL OPINION ON 423,000 S7RIKS E tilF,-(OVEAVT BONDS Toe cierk,read .tne foliowing,opinion from Gaidwell &.1asslich, New York, aldressed to the city council.: hiv.ve txamine. certified copies of the deal proceedings 4.td other etidanoL 81b1;1e1 to us, relative to the issuance and sale of . • City of :41.ami;i' Florida. improvement Bonds, Series E 42'4,000. January 1, 1916, ',:nsiatin.: of 23 bonds of 1,f)00 each 11,:..m)-2re1 16.5 to 207, incdusive, Prir.oipt-.1. and semi-annual interest Lnuary 1 ancTtly 1) payable at the nii.Statto 4"irta,zt Trust tJo, .;ev York City, in :;o1-1, i'3,000 January 1 1917 and $5,000 annually January 1, 1918 to 1931 inc, a,a:nority of Section 26 of t ity cnarter. havt also examined an ext.:lite.. bond (_o. 1So). of opii,lon suia pfoce-.ins tvi..tnce show lawfUl autnority t iLalant an, side of d,.1. bonds unue.i: tne cn,rtlr an. other provisions of th-rtto an. t:.L.t 11c'cl,ativutt tn- valid an- bindin; obilczationa of et .717y. dated Pell:). 21 1916. CVi b: . it,. oiim bt rtceived, aprtal 2.1-1_..A2I Kir WHO THOT d.- , tht of a, "blind tiger an 1 :..i.. cv by , . iltr, -t t„., ci.y o.tftrrera of 050. in:o..a ) .;0":1"1i.)71 arcest Jonviction • .,. J 1 -'2 — im;.J.,.-cvement4 ) • . . • i.astructed to . .1. • _ 1 ) i t e.ti cf ShEET OVFI=.. F. E. RAIL":.Y ThAC-f.S, 20::r.TLI:ATION Or CROS:ING AT EWE STEEL 7:ounclim.,.n 1. introduce,. the resolution: 'Vh,reas, it has be.:n dttermined by the city council of the city of Aiami,Florida, thatiiamount of traffic on 7-cu..:t', Ftrett runnini, east and west has increased to such anextent 1115 to dtman-tli optninE: of a crosin7 ovtr the tracks of the Florida East Cc-st j _ompany: 20r: • Y., 2: :i-Y 20=IL 07- AIAMI,-FLW.ILA, that condemnation p.,•oc...,,,linLsb inatituttu mjc.inat the Florida East Coast Railway Company other ,arti 16td:Lieo interted for t purfose of condemning a strip fifty feet wide rune ro tn 1.1.ht of ':;ay of said company east and west joining to the present looted bounduits of Fourh Street, so as to dive a crossing for Fourth Street, and t vcot in the Public tit property covert- oy such condemnation proceedings for use for str..t_t 2E }.EcOLvTI: That the City Attorney be, a4d he is hereby, directed%to proceed at once it the necessary court proceecings for condemnation. d...y•of Fecruary 19'16. 1 gasper Hefty, Atteht: 11 I President City Council .ity w 2c— 13 City Engineer Klyoe stated that the Water company wi11 not.e4e'o,ehn_edtA011•AtWeeli the public drinking fountains recently authorizednstalled by water mains unless the city will pay for the work of taking uptilut,replaoing the street paving, amounting to about 430. No aotion was taken. . 0.7,000. IMPEOVEAnNT BONDS SERIES F 4 fh introuuced the following resolution: ': NO) . BY .';110001 1 I*1,# 3404 iid nst43tLng '400_0. ,,O0i4A14164-Ol*ti. ett' ,raid tA0,),Mpr40,... skiiiiie ilf.. tint -,Of' the proprty, 1.7heroae;-By,!es0104bil Nos 571, the' 010044r64:thei0PrOVementef le,yine and:Hie midi Walkelcin front of ,prels0;y. aeacribed,t,1ein ' 'tiaras -so said ResolUtione:40r -Wlv ,*'4" .,--_,.- fl b- the city council 0 tht etty-,Ot _...„ ' date4, reerectively„ tc:wit:- 140)04;':. A Fe , 140-Wana Aria 1,.191e; All according to specifleatiOns and p:_ determined upon, the 4Q$43 therooto occ,0 coff,, alley intereections, to be pay&ble by-70.001.0aeg.44 'ttin8 property to tne amountsrfor #4144-0A44H)' 'p*operty might be legally aespasable thO*SfOri wbhreas, pursuant tO due admOrtteomont.;. ' oharter, olds for the oonetr4otiendif es42: were toglited 4TV1 COntra,AS therefor duly Whereas, said Improvement, were cOM44,14004, notice, in accordance with tie charter, wers;a4de •city souncil told tilt lots and rarcer„s Of la144:iqo improvements were duly assessed with that thereof tor tiiywt;r4 legally &v;e4v04: amount of 419,591.71; ands Whereas, said assesementsaa&I 4.f4x*Il.i.ci were mt4e by the .oi.V eopn, on the.fol4owinc nwtoo) je ottv1y, 11ay,n0, 1%15 P.ndpt.rbr Iti 1915, Whreae, th.c proocc4in r#:rptek authorized by Resolutions goo, pxovi3lons of seotione of t!.44 oif4 prelont charter ot the. city•01:144-' or 4;,1 cltte cf whereas, 11. the vrOge104;n141 authorized. by Illsolution , of the contract, were had- uneier ti pTGVtqf(4 the oity rter repes4e4- by -the. 4 Miami, afroled cy tha (Werner: 29, 1915, stAid imprott40'beIng„ of tht prolant charter 4t,th4 at.y'ef, lh,:.reae, S1.01 0.7,404:',7 &I,4essments (lainet 4n1.4.tt4n51404' wal the city nolds lions *pen: abutting sa4101,070M00,4, to the paymelt -00:Wop!; of Miami; and, - • - .40Ae Whereae, the tot.4 CoSt4 paik,cy Inc of.4A4444 13, fluid; and, t,ict ,t1 '7,06 41. k. tikkok, of We? #ffi,iet tW ;me *(20)i, ,13(4.91e.014it 41he in cn.i y 'WI *COX foLir tmia ooni,Tr,:44mOet441 :fFoa'tWo to two 1undr04 t141#10eh 44U0-cith 001;441i' he payable in t*u yo4,.4t.;040tiLti , FOUT Of eald Q.inam4sr,04rem Vcvo. to two nundrea seventeen 04.1t1Oth in0340,1*44., payi-ible in Liars* ye -re iruitt dIte ther0O44 4f said bon, .--:.&re(4. from two Lu tat./ liunored tvenenta4S100th in(4112411tek pay,Le in lour years trua di4to hereof. Three of said bonds, numbered fr.00 trick (4323) to two Aunarea twenty four. (22)4 mature bula 0* 1.4.yable i.).v0 fro4'-466:4 Section 4. 141.1.,i 0044s shall 04 441144 OY Clerk, attested by the City Auditor.and seale4' ao4 the coupons attaohed-Viv '0 shall loe City Clertl whose signature upon, cbapOneq:- of the oriOina.r Section 3. Tio.t for the payment 0, thq_pr.knoi interest' ut said bends as the ab,rg I*13:0n0;'t.4 oreated A speo14: selpirate fOnd tC,01) known as Punta rQ. 6, into'nhi0k44441 be pla0ea 841. 440-1t rel.:A/vela upon said bends betVon '444-4atei, th4V. in'Ireet 4nd the date of thtilAeliver144414,4'. also be placed the principal and'iliterOW,4a42 - 0p4A.z.oted fur duck leipruv.144nts and the:SLOA tut ' ter no other Purpose than :or the, wyment.4 th0 interest ci said h$klindo:unt4 aii t %zoo; 44 14:14- redeAmod and paid, • Seotion 4. This -reiclution shaIlhe tjp mad after itn .4..c,13.k,geand, approve; by the Passed allu i*aopted this .0ity Clex Ai,11roved thin 4.FJA day Of 3. 4y 6e:011,4. ,D; Reilolution No. 943 be • , A 0* YkOt • • Vhex***,)07 R40014k the intimoTement Drive, withih void Miami41,1001444 *UV.* - gx46441 D, to the 04. . Where04, aviCX0V04440zie on the follOvilhe4000:xeps Deee0ber 3, 000riling to b1e 100.9.A40 of ei i"441 14.9012, 440 "6" Wiwi*, to be pay.b1b tY'191he .140.01o402*.''tefor whom), ohtrter, do fOt-tW4040*1144_ ore receive and Pontra0Wthe#0 Whew a Old imprOny notice, WaopOrdanol 'Utb Pity coun 2 and the 20ta, imProvemo to *ere duly thereof or whiph *mount 0 422a112,254,, ths,00ait01 said i OM* Of..41000 of $2 9.65:i0440,ble tb ereim004.4001 : ci#Vrello440 fitt7140-4 dta., Ve0P0040" 1191:'- -; 004 aothbr; 'led by Row:4W under 't‘r.o*teicitot.tot.,' Prevent Cherter tie $tate of 1294 Who've", 0.11 author404 R00044 lottiaz of the op*. Of the oity ohartev,, Miami approve4-W usu. 1044 uomilmt Present oharlor 1 4,7 11; 11 • OentUo-''. ,„ • 't Of '4Tanuari*4 .1.1e0Ced by coupansat and interest to belptyk the present tan�rtan Statem Wartgage,and TrUW, obeli maturean&be payableiieo • , TWO of said bonde, Amotoili* (a3,0; to two, hundred twentya*At . mature and be payable in one Fidh,of said bond*, POMbered tiii (.,32?„) to two htliteleeta , mature and va payttam-in twoyears frelit da • - Pivo of said bonds, numbered from 1n4* (423$3) tQ two hundred. rthirty 011 (40 bat in mature and be payable in -three year* •rrom- t Five of said bonds, numbered from. (237) to two bundredforikoW, both, inclUeiVO, be payable in four years rum datSibOre9ti riVb of said bonds?, numbeted_frOMCIWo bued to two hundred lerty 1514 p&yabla in five.yeare fro" date treot..- Section 2, Said bonds shall'be ei clerk, attested by the oity:auditeran seal, and the ooupons attached the;AW" pity clerk, whose signature 4Yo2 eUabja the original. Section 3. That for the payment ott interest of /mid bonds am thooame 04114 1 creraed a speoial separate fund *nq no.rk into which shall be P10404 04 49: on said bonds between the,,dete b.* t data of their delivery; anilln1W: the principal and interest Of all; pprovements, and the sam44004AO„ A ' 0,101.1,01 fpy _the of 044 bends 1441444a1 ed44 Siction 4. Ti 3:0•001044in , on and after i passaio and app Paa3ed 11,44.aolos404 'Attext 4.4/77,(9 City 04.cra, Apqroved bate „,. Auveu, by t„ T. .1; t:suQpteu. un vcdt:, y:n. ,.• Eritxt thcIt Reeolution.N0,0 942 be — cirt „ '•,!••;„ = - IL= • toutraw,lkkami,--_= ; t4t,e;, • t 40. 4 -„,,i1F44::',t1A 4:+`' r The city clerk presented his petty oaeh.bills for e,o.sount of the.several departments;. which were read in dttai1, a grerating t440.24, and on motion duly made and carried the auditor wr_s instructed to drew a voucher to reimburse the olty dterk. President City Council 1