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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1917-10-18 Minutes(4)";44n4W-'04 .14014- We exam of•Miami, asrOkhibitkillY;:,thetOI Abatraot. Company 640itiadtrOmY' 041905104046etr4crblor*Oed by the Secur to Api'il 14190C trid_the-SeeuritYAbatraO 190ttO September 11, 1917..•, ' These abstracts tt1e COMpanY,Id uaually abetrao Harry M.1Evana adqUired,a,g00dItitle to the shown at transfer 2 of the third abi3tract. Transfer 3 of the third abstract:SCOW ULOon: The abstract does•not shOw-how4, Mr. Hinson that Mrs. EVans Was. theltii,tiAHarry Mrs.'EVans took title as the sole heirOli,Harry M. Evane. If b witholjt a will, this assumption wo'u4 ordixiarily be„ adopted Child, and. if the adoptiori.Was,Made by ord.er:;;:9 an heir. The abstract does not ehow,:any*OhYadoptionprooeed.1 roceedings.might have been had in. anyother*Unty* We have investigated, however, and.thia'-*prOba.. adopted. After executing this deed Mrs. Ohio, and urt in Ohio a certificate giving the pamesy9f her-he*rft:,The For these reasons we think there probability tI questioned on these points, and it is our alt accepting and paying for the portion of'the,property':Whiohia twenty five feet off of the north end of thp:lot..-• Wedo not advise an effort to secure a qutoiai title as it stands, oondemnation proceedings, 174.11 r. Romfh. We want good title and if we can only get it Thou et it. . Hudson: If it were my own matter, would not heei aper title. I think mr. Hinson would probably be willing to gi is warranty good, and if he would do that it seems the 9 that shape. When he conveys the property of course he give an indemnity bond or sureties to make good; his waranty. is to makegood, and if there was a bond the oity would have tbattoo long enoughto secure title by limitation. The seven yeara is no question is, how Mrs. Svans got title? I supposed, axt a.fterWar oes not show in the record, that she was his wi&ow and oonveyed ohildren that is ordinarily a safe prooedure, but there was an a child was adopted through the courts it would be in the sal*Ipoe oonsideratio* is $600. i wrote to Ohio, where she sgterwarme ot listed among the heirs and that is convincing to Me she was there is one chance in a hundred there will be trolable. She is m go but not more than of age. Mr. Highleyman: Could we get a quit claim from her? tr. Hudson: The recent statute does not apply, she walkaj ould advise against quit claim because you often di 1inore an th Street condemnation cost about i200. If it were my Own rnatt eed and warranty with some surety or bond. ir Romfh: I think I would be willing to take a chance on Mr. Ri involved I donst think there will be any treble about Sen. Hudson: I would not hesitate to the city proper preoaution would be some** on that subject and presume he wou14.be Ur. High eyman: I would not hesitate, e beatto be on the safe side and .t' MOOby L. T. Highleyman, eaoonde on warranty deed and indemnity bo AMME. -r- _ 144,44 Mr. Hi ghleyraan: r looked tl atov :azid. pr,' operty owners should oertai307rder Murray: That _e whj.t 17t3 are 'i ale: water on the lots. I think that at One storm sewer will d.gain the at*eete above mean low water ...The .storra.setee it be open, with underpass .at -the,* ride, whether the water �ti11 ruxi ba.cr to Mr. Hefty: I think if we a taxi 'to:c,' preparations to take Dare of the. ,W9;`ter'�:.: drowned.. Mr. A. M. Otstott: The last rain we•,h the streets and I will raise tl a ,•].eta..` `.:. Mr. Hefty: You might do so but othere..wi' {r . 0•tstott: Every property' owner will,.- .. : Mr. Murray!, 15th Street is 'tinder- :cantra,^u require new sidewalks, and it means; dra,it storm sourer will coat at least t50,b{ Hz. 0tato tot: 17evri11 all fill our .1ot.e aa . Mr . Hefty: It should be done but the iE, ! r . Rorafh: How mohwark has been aanc Mr. Murray: We are 3ust starting t .e.• 8 Mr. 0tstott: I said that the sidAw ;.i 'm r . Itof fp auir : There will be `at least , Drive and probably to 12th Street.' Mr. Murray: The filling of the atraeeta take oare of the water; there Would streets and also raisin, the 'lots,: woui simply be raised to a higher level". . to carry it off to the river 'and - lots, would be the only pre.ott.ca ` t n2,y,a' 'z ark `iari.;li :,• .,. _.ii.. ._ s : .F�'aouvw �: 3 ;� blooks where the wa{ter.:,d.ratns-_,:• raised at a certain earns �,t that pextioular builds on that oorha' ;et permanent :reiie for .a #ystiem prop .fl ��,�j� . � �. x d. R. �y w # ; �•' sari ° • - • 'M. 4,4 'omo ter 4L „ ' e',:level „ - oat be he oaa1a, ' ' 1,, -•;;, EWuS Ak IS 2CT 2 D TR 1 2 AND 23 BARING At g P.M., the olfer read the advertisement, 1]7,S. nbtifyingthe public and all interoted 'that of resolutions ordering sidewalk inProvetWita, Ootobex 18, 1917; the claelealSo read the'delibrirrti ; Oppenheimer, who lives on the east side Lawtenoe on that stet, stated that there is'blit one 110100 on that i the sidewalk, on that side could be deferred another yea: west side of the Drivt. Helty: Our reAsonte for building the Stiewalkivis,no on beoause of the Riverside School; all the ohllawephe, nw. 072enbeimer: If there is a sidewalk the children,wi Mr. Erfert: That is a very dangerous place, and, Ve Mupit, Mr. Oppenheimer: If there is a sidewalk onthe west Side: Mr, Erfert: Ths school house is on the east side. Op2enheimer: Only Ir. TIall and myself live on the, eaat Mr. Switzer: There is at least twenty houses along' go along Lavrenoe Drive. !Tr. Drafty: Th counsil acted on petitions; it is not ooimoil it would not be well to put the whole burdern on the 'propar, will not break you Moved by V. T. Highleyman, seconded by C. F. Filer that th alonz; the east aide of Lawrence Driv.3 from 12th to 20th St 1 Councilman Erfert that introduced: ResolutionNO1250 Sidewalk District No . 23 Confirming the resolution:ordering the improvement And'd0e. for bida to be reoeived November 22, ,1917. _ Resolution No.,1249'43 Distriot No. 22 ConfirminL: n.e re *lution or(liring the improvement anO, direo for bids to be received November 22, 1917. ...•" Resolution District 21 Confirming the resolution ordering the improvement e.n/ for bids to be received'November 22, 1917. Moved by L. T. Highleyman, seconded by 'E . C. Romfle, ' and 1250-73 be adollted. On isepexate roll oall all voted. DRAINAGE RIVERSIDE RAISING STREETS Mr. Highleyman: Referring to this drainage agani';' on the matter but it strikes me 15th Street shOul&. with the engineer any time and show the way I loOk' run the street low because the natural grade 10-14- Mr. Murray: We have a map of it an will be- glad last year. A map will show it to you much.better-, • Ar.Ramfbag: The contract is on a unit basis for Mr. Murray: Yes, sir. The street oan raieed. sidewalk for one block would be lost, • Mr, Higbleyman. Also at Lawrence Drive and sidswalk_too low. The sidewalk is there and - can be done,.. M. TC,lycethis point agatrux the tt( D 1,4W .4 4 • 14, 3'3 urn, ' ()Oat bar'. Prazure : Did " you measure.. the lot? Mr, Erfert: It will take off about 1gy. 11 Mr. Frazure : It .will ditgigure myz.hede where the Ihedge is now. ,f< Mr. Highleyman: That will be satie aotor Mr. Frazure : Yes, sir, put the Italy:; having anything that belongs to it. Mr. Erfert: Mr. Quinn also tells me he like to ut down trees but youall k ioW walks around trees. Mr. Murray: He kioked somewhat when Mr. Highleyman: I think we had better SANITARY DEPARTMENT INCCEASE ' I AGES'.s;a Representative of Sanitary Daborer'a::'`=�a>,.i wages. Ne are not making enough-- to ."ke:epr not been able to buy school ,books: exd";:'ex4 a fifty oent raise. Mr ..Erfert : That ' should be " takenwil' may do what he recommends. Mr. Highleynan: I had a talk to-dai.;':ebou for the helpers. I find that genera]:]:y.;_a would be only right to give them :;an,'iuori and 2.25. I think if the helper's axe pai: with what contractors are paying.. Moved by E C . Romfh, seconded bC . to increase wages not exceeding.40# fifty and the inccease to take effect Qtobex" Mr. Murray: I was instr rated to make you may .be wondering why we have 'not':r`'do± done until ,we have dry weathers' Unlessa:W anything with it. In my opinion, - no possibility of getting anything'bstwe rsults expeoted. Where there is' e.no we may get some result.', I d,o' A0t • be'l'i'e;tr swelling. I think the best ,thing to smooth them up. It will oast about,;.3;t get that benefit. The roller, wi].1 Otta Mr. Brady: Bids will be opened for re three bidders and if the bide do. 0 4es, meet tomorrow night and award. the :cant has to be done. I also want to :aok:;,ii the railroad beyond the warehouse::;`: Mr Reeder: Yes, sir, we.have,:,etf"e euff ioient number of ties allow oonstruoj. on J! " i P Bay.'Phpro;:an�:�,..�,e.:,�eQ edtiot hair42500 Adkit-,Up:thetia'IWO'40eUa: tiOt4oir:*Cthe I:40k that .o0Umoil.aPPrOVO -00:18.ctn , MOved by C. F. 4000nded be'approved.Mbtion'catried:4 t“ ' CITY CLERK VARIOUS PAYMENTS TO REIMBURSE ACOOUNT BAD 0 The olerk read the following letter: Hon, City Counoil Gentlemen: I am asking this counoil'lp efu. When the auditor was here he claimed that I,WaVPO4 I*0*Oi: have the auditor cheok me short I paid them althOugh-11Weja by Col. Boyd, our auditor at the time. I have matte finanoe oommitteeman and he ordered me paid: by a-letterts: tbe way this letter was lost. As the matter nbw,standeI:040iUt the last meeting of this council I would ask youHg04-6)110#'',o - , to me. Cheok of A. Berman, Moved by E. O. Romfh, seconded by L. T. Eighle/man, that in favor of the oity olerk to reimburse him p) $313450. Motion carried. - -4. ". v't• 44:04 Bloc* 19 NO-- Blook 16 North,,'490n:S,„ • N 25 feet of lot 16 of Bi. N 25 feet of *et N. 25 feet lot 2O, B10,6 L. K. Ratfield, N 25 feet of Iritt Amount of bill for servioee, Gentlemen: I have finally closed for the pure oontinuation of Gardner Street; It .has tek,e purchases at a price the oity was all of the parties were out of the oity'. condemned the lots but would have coat tbcj. the -lot owners as they are entitled, to attornS- oondemns. I attach hereto bill for $50.'to 0oVer' Yours truly, - F. W. Caa GENERAL ELECTION MiiVed by L. T. Highleyman, secondedIC the genrral eleotion to be held. MOAdaYi, oontain all the ballots , said ballOtIPINX, GENERAL ELECTION,, Counoil then proceeded to plaice ins' oaued to be printed by them, as there Miami, and after seourdly looking ea the look securing BMA box, delivere marked., to VI. B. Curry, (lief of Po14.0 W. B. Curry did take oath to pep favor or psjudice to either politia fri A , State of Florida, County of Dacia. I, W B. Cu;q,,, 4 delivered Moe;* „p,„04.604 , r . `- q1;74.144`4,Itift.:,4.1" , 4.".• `;‘,t ; ,; iW abit .Me '2lep Y'Y„ :� �•"'l�;•��• _ •,•a'l,•SF•'ty ��%',{� K•; .y rk ,101400, $C]�0ewAe;.µe 1r e A afire• auditor presented the bi11e,, �rhioh wsro exam, omfh',,:aeoorded by'L. T. Higleyman.and +talc d* , ,e avai,lao1e .