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ig, state; ot.;.af a rs., se,eme
evidentl' fox the purpose 'oi'
to •their ; .oause . The city, thrti it,e:: oxdinano,e>:, imio e
action on;.:par of the union,. who :art using ::the ..p blic
withauii :; regard for the :health and welfare. ,of the pub1,'
Tt :is true that the ,00nneo.tion- the:'sew'ers
bear the inspection of a, oity offioial;•:as :upon.-;'it'de i+
but` it isn't -necessary, •in my opinion; 'that;::e:gg elatlo
work but, on the other hand, should llefind'.•as',';to'
Trusting this communication will receive;; the
Very respeotfully
Gentlemen:
The above is Dopy of letter I- intended:,plaoing:at<p
but as' I disliked any publicity in the :matter;. arid:;iir,'. }ti
have the matter attended to immediately,
not influence the "solons who be"' for the .,trenoh;is,;8til:
lawn is being ruined. Patience has ceased' tob'is'A1rt
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Mr. Wharton: What is the reason; you and the BowersSout
Mr. Waldeck: Of course they want me to sign up} for, tie;`.
Pir.,iErfert: Have we any such ordinance?,
Mr, Romfh: Yesg• we have, it is similar to your boiler;
ordinance that can be broken by the first ,tan v io':. goes: `i
labor and you may like to see conditions one'tlingr;or':.,ano;
council is concerned, these things -must be enforced.;,ii'apa
one but a licensed plumber oan do the work andthe,;m ri; he
do the work simply because he is an employer'
Mr. Filer: Can a maxi be a licensed plumber and :not
Mr2r, Romfh': Yes, sir. I believe he oan go in 'an
inspector to go there and inspect it. "You -9A9A.
contractor can do certain work.
Mr. Waldeok: Mr. Highleyman took this up for me'
had promised to do so, but I suppose his iifiuen.
publicity,_- all I want is the sewer laid.:
Jar. ,Erfert: Axoording to that, a man oan,..'do;;h
in
,',Wharton: No, sir, neither plumbing nor; elect
ir.''Jaldeck: It is simply a laborer's jq
Mr. Romfh: Can you have it fixed?,
Ur. Waldeck: Yes, sir, I can have :it 'f
Erfert: ,Why not go to ti..
x-...;Waldeck: They will have me 'arrest
Arrested to -day.
Mr. Er 'ert:'"Have the judge &ieoharge
e. cowrie
°sup:e.ry
Chiaroh'
To the Honorable E .tyN CQUnOi:]
City of 'Miami; I'lor,ida,
G►entleten:
I beg: .eave':to °'aa
a lien upon my ,pr.operty
Miami, I'loridaa,. fox :the, build
This, is the:, ;eaond: slot
The .first s idei aik.was conetr:
off and the .grades ,e tabl he
sidewalk :the. grede,;,has ; en
anew one
Zn -vie*; of; ..the• fact<' t.,at
through the. error of
should be held lieble
in some otheroases;, of;'_tk�e;:s,sa
any liability. I_ trustia„'r
Hon. City Council
Miami, F7.oxid.a..'
Gentlenen;
as may be. rmaaetca
provided : or sam
engine,: Pu ing e:
inasmuch
• NEAR BEER wEsT:r0g,W,
• Clerk W.B. Moore: Several Near Beer men
Mr. Romfh: We tried.
.ta--clotie;theM an
year --)qthblitl*1414-04t#44:
• •,
::MrWharte#1-1-donctthink.,We 04041.m
11tand-they ,have appealed. ta'the'Slipreie
Mr:rfert: 'The McAllister people applied -,for a ten.
they got Up ten stories they wanted to'.ga:21,g'elv,
•
An arohiteot always figures a margin of satet5r.
-od by.the architect. If -the city should 41r0
Make a test.
Atty, Cason: Mr. Walker arrested thervand::the4
provided they would furnish plans. the p1
to Mr. Walker and he has not had alongth
of the plans. I advised him to see Mr-iRomfh.
would consent to getting Mr. Klyoe or,Mr,.410t;Ci1eY::,o
go.over the plans with him, and it is mystnderStaWi.,
Mr. Walker: I took the plans to Klyce and he hai "he v
that he didn't see Mr. Romfh at all but went ahead. and
Mr. Cason: We didn't Want to be in position
everything the court ordered them to del.,'
experience, or most any builders experience.
Hr. Erfert: Is the city liable for this"bill?
Mr. Cason: I don't think you are legally liable
Mr.,Erfert: It seems to me they are,legally lia
Mr.Cason: I don't think you can mate them P
up to the city to say whether or not were siiffio:
Mr. Erfert: It was ten stories originally.
Mr. Cason: They claimed they were no
furnished any plans at all.•
' Erfert: Why didn't they stop"at ten
Mr. Cason: They claim it was ten at that
r,Y-Oasan: I tontt think thex'e'1.40i;
Walker has auhority to centr40t*
was best under'the circumstanCee
Mr.Erfert: Don't you think CO#O
44"4-ce.
Vigt$0,10V4
Mr. 1Valker-: That, -is -wh
••
M. Klyoe: It will':be..';tWe
in the work to d. e kignonej
attempt to do .eio,.,.'thetli,s*:4**0 -
firms of arohite ti3.: 74,14
line. On some of
o ity oouldn
is -cheaper .when
work for 'the, few
e,uthority 16j4:,
serious (7,.efeota; .itiliOMfir.;:['k
4irri to know: all .0fthe ha4
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,.-; • ,•
Ur. rfert: We 'ex7P.:Sfli,
to give-uo tbe
Ur. Klyae; Ther'O:
as .possible'ithett\.,W
would have no 7,typ,
Mr. Erfert::‘/-.
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:sct,t` ;AUHORIZIN.G': "ZG`.:DV.
;BEING ?A T".OF,', 4it IS$U
SPECIAL`' ELECTION CATS
,.:.: :..:. ...: Whereas,,'ori Mar oh'
'1or`ic1ar, or the purpose: o #1 4ete.,i 4.i�
be. issued by said' o.ity � "a.z4= - g
'�heroae', at:; said ,e7e:t"iau
.orie ,half of. the 'qua1ii.ied electors :at. ;sa
If aereas)475,OOO ;
aT'e. of :#,e, oost;`of oonstruotin''
ibeieaa, ; Q
5OOO: '
x the' sure, and •d.etetion:- t i
Ydi'ie`reae; _v5 Opp
the:iiaani River at, Avenue, ::az
Whereas,'.
Show, ' Ther.e±are;:
Sept on a: ..xhat :75, (340 ;:; iiri i
o ity:!..s, share' of.' the co'st,'':of
"1132Q,; •both < inolusive;,
e. thereof"; bhat; s 50`;Oa0; ; of
for thy.,c cure- and d'etenti;'on,=Q
'bot? :.n.usive.;::and. matur r1g
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'tl ,a
;dateaiiva y:`';1,. 1917,::and.� :-years.,'from date' thereof:.;,'s, tl
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