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Jufl 16, 1021.
COUNCIL MET IN REGULAR SECBION JUNE 16, 1921, CBA'ING CALLED TO ORDER BY aka
J. T. B L ACKMON, QAT 7. 30.PM.
-Councilmen J.F. Cbaille arid E. L. Brady were out of the City.
ELECTION OF JULY 12, 1:21. Location of Boothe,eto.
Appointment of Additional ih13pra e
The Mayor addressed the Council in regard to the election for Commissioners,called to
July the 12th, 19? 1, stating, that t:,is e1,otion was unprecedented in Matti. The
number of inspectors provided by the Resolution recently passed zerenot enough, and
both sides were reque-tes that tents and booths should be put up on the West side
and around the City Hall, or else that the Fire Station be used.
The was dis.us ,icn as to whether it would be legal to hold the electiOn outside of
the City Hall, the call having, stated that it would be held in the Council Chamber.
Mi . Hunti stated that it would be impossible to vote 6,00C people in one day in the
cuncii Chamber .
The Mayor ccnsi.ier , that i> held under awnings put up at the aide of the City 'Nall,
it ss:.uldbe legal.
J.T. Dlack„on: I understand that the City Attorney held it should be heldin the
City Haltc beleEal.
City Attorney. T:,e call f:.r the election sit the Council Chamber.
Mayor: Arot..er question is t: is: Th,.re w._a considerable complaint among the ladies
about t.... crowding. Their contention was that tine ,sere made disagreeable ale° by
the swearing an, language used by t,.er: ranging around tin,.; Cit, Hall at the last election..
Or, Eiecr.ic.. day weir are goinEtc provide 15 or 23 policemen to keep order arOUtd.t
City Hall. The.e,vill be no pushin;;, no crowding and :.o swearing around ti me
The City Attorney read fro:,. the call "To beheld at the City Hall in the City tlo
Chaz.bcr3 fro:: S. a.¢. to Sundown, c. Tuesday, the 12th day of July."
If ; s ch:...n. -ed, se will have t� alvertise for aoc,e length of time. We dOnit
want tc have a:.y technicalities a:is.n: lateron about this election.
J. X. F•:.t: We don't wart any 'Jecp:etc come e.e to vote and have to go away yqi lr 1
cast their votes.
Ait�z furt..er discussion, Councilman Chaa,; su ,P„e3tei that a window be taken out-0l` i
C...:r.cii Chamber on the crest side of the hall and a stairway built outside from t
4rou:.d.
Moved b. Ccunc.ln.ar. Chas , 3eccr—ed "y Councilman Fink that temporary a***
covl.ied ..eadir.` into the Cour.ci . Char.ber froe, outside, one at an Eaat.ra.a
one at a Wet window. 'w'.oti.;. car. iei.
I-- :.er1y tc inquiry of the City Attorney, the Cty Eng,ine..x stated that.
allow 10: lbs. fcr t ne s. uaze foot for flo:.r strength. Tha; provide*
Pict quite a 1:,". lbs. ,Jer square icct can be crowded in. While the' . t
wei; :.s mo. e that that, Jou cannot t them stacked 01Q80 enQUgh. to aY
100 Its to the squwe io.t. architect
He fur.her su.L;e ,te.1 t..at somemna/f.gure the size of the twinge Mt,
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CO*LAINT REGARDING SHONE NUISANCE.
Mrs. Hoffman appeared before the Count= With 1nrt1er'004
smoke nuisance she had previously opSiplained from a:
After discussion. Kr. Hunter said that he WouldlOok fUrtheri.n*CL,
do whatever was posAble to have the nuisance stopped4
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COLIPLAINT REGARDING WHITE LIRCHANTS
COLORED TOWN .
The City Cierk stated that a petition had come to him, Which he 44, 1144' bt9bglit;.
up to the r.:eeting-- it beine.; from some colored merchants on Venue '1163ii4411 •
31A Ftreet (old na.a.,,,$) complaining of white merchants going down Owe ord
inc out yne. colored merchants. He did not know What oould be <Wee.
City At t: l'ney : I think they :,e.ve provisions in thenew charter :or t1ata and
th::-.k these L.erchan-A 3iiu1d awaite the new commission.
I thi .1: this Ccurca oan pass.aaything to prevent a white m4n.S0#104#, -
colored town cr a black man coming intc white town.
After disousaicn, it Nee the sense of the Como' I that no action be
the Latter.
OPE. INC:CF N.T.14.tn St. over F.E.C. R/Way.
RE:LTST MOIL POET OFFICE T.:AT ST. BE OPENED.
The C.,erk re1 c4 e followik.; corm..unication:
t:e City Counci'.,
Gentlemen:
giamijia., Juno 13, 1901
On July first the Post Office department
open tilt; pcsta: station at the corner Of Noith,;11..
and 7*, Avenue, to be kno wn as Station A. • •
Stati:J:: A .111 be tIle wrking station of the 114,4g4.1 ,
Al-, Lai wil. be ritceived and diepa,tohed
°it- let e: c,..rriers ti report ant- at and 141.*0
All pa; cels insured and
uist.ibutc:i ov r the city from this point.
.airect access to this station from all 0'1414;
v'.tal to the expeditic,us and eoonomioel b,e40'
I viould, therefore, ask your h011Ott;
as necessary to secure the opentnr:
..atreet over t.. Flo. ida Eaet Cat ralleat.*
VaryreepeOtfi:akj:
tOtO -
Request of P. 0. For opening f YP. b
Councilman Chase: I th.nkthis should be referred to the new mans agent. 1 4ont
se.: how we car, do anything. We won't have time to do anything
B. R . Hunter: It could be referral to the Street Commissioner.
H. . Cn .se.: moved, seconded by B. B. Hunter, that the letter of Poe
re;;uesting t1.e opening up of N. W. 4th Street be referred to the Sttee.
!Lot ion c ar. led.
LEAS :utnrICIPA'. DOCKS. T. C,OVT. Partof Docks for use of
C.C.Cutters Smith and Vidette Sao.
The C.,:rk re.:: the fcl iowin: cott.u.unie...t . n:
Tc.
Cubj .ct:
.ivisicn Cora..anier, 3.-1f Division, U$ . C.G.
The .:ay cr s.r;5 Wiunicipd.1ity of Ltian,i, Floiida.
:.ems C ,:art : r :.:unicipa. Docks for use of
Co- t :.a.ra Cutters SMITH, a.: VIDETTE and two
harbo. launches.
Reference: la) Y::ur ye,r 'or se.me purpose
in sun. of I1,C:.
1. :a ..ere y :.tie for a renewal of
the lease as referred t_. above :c_ 4::.. u,Q of Coast Guard
`.a: _ i..,.ed at
2. A . _ i ; l yt..e..r e:. June 30th, :921, it
is re ,u� t that y:._ i:'. this Latter your ec,r..io,;t at -
tent.. 1r: Huad4uarte:e at Washington, D. C. be
..ctifie_ of y.,_i in tenti..hs 1.; .,.e ...a:.e..
:;eoent ., it 'na3 ,teen r.cc ssa.xy to close our
office t:. t.._ Fed�.ralZu.:dinfor purpose of cutting
d,. ?*en e That not tien that our two outters ard_
tic :aunches wit. be withdrawn :'rot. year city,sc far as I
:.now, as no d.i.bt,t..e,__e..ence of .;ur ves3els at Miami,
F1or1,1 is 3 listinct a vantage t: the merchants of yo,z
c.t, it .s assumed ::.a yo.ar Rc:i n f..r t he :er.ewal of our
.;i11 he :avorable r 1,st y,enr.
(SONE-) 7. C. CFICP.
7.0. Cris;.
H.7.. C e e !Y. va. :Gt t.._ be .enewed.
City 1..:1L::.:_er: L::. 5.. 2.y dia.;..seea this t..Atto: with me b:afore be Ief4*
the:.. t be as'.lorie:i rrivi1e_. a for t ..e present, out for the City net
=a� f:r
7. C.L. . I .n' , sec a-, re:.s:,:. :or not Wanting t. make a lease,
i VL ....y re`.a:...7
City En;i:..r.ri = did not have a.r.y tit e to s int it fully witti
is wife is ver; sick. ::e sent tar me to see him about some other
brought this up.
H. : . C'..ase: I d..r.'t b li vs th..: 0overnuent would leaves their eatps.
u .. rtair. c:,rlition, I a:r.'t see why se should r.ot take AaougZ Int
renew the lease.
City Engineer: When you come down to it-- the GOver
promise.
They have not been disturbed, or a. . thing, and he
not be until he had time to get to the matter.
After further disoue-ion, in which part of tie oounc:ia Mat
the matter to Mr.Brady with power to sot-- and othet a" against 'xr
Mr. Chase moved that the matter be held up until.. BXa►dyr'e "retf.
receive a report from him as to his reaeone,eto.
B. 7. Hunter: When does Mr. Brady return?
City Engineer: He did sot state when he left. It will 411 dePea4
c:ndition. He spoke to me about this matter and said that h, 3 d
should not be disturbed in any way until he had time to take the':
H. R. Chas: I' this is e. matter ofspaoe, it is up to the Oit y to, pxOV.4er, n e
Yo l ow tht Gcv8rnuentis going to leave unless they get a certainty.
writing until his return, provided it is not too late then. <
City Engineer: I think Mr. Brody discussed the matter with tit Comaaniiant k� t
s cai;,:: an.1 Coley „era is r:6reement on this matter. Mr. Brady will very 00,
e back Burin. t;e uanth.
b; :— C:::._ . , :edonded by B. E. Hunter, that this matter be" ce:fe t'ee4 tO
Massy 5:.. dy to _eoort back to Council. Motion parried.
Cha.irrnan Blackmon eta;e.l that he oonaiderod it proper that the dity' C
notify the .;ov.ornree:t what action had 'been taken in try matter.
351.
ldcvcd by B. :..Hunter, seconded by H. B. Chase, that Or.;inanots 404
tb.:._d.. and f .cal _esa1n6 an. re.. J 11. full. Motion carried.
CrdinE.,nca : o. 371 Eivdn ita third and fins: reading and stead i4
Cecti:.r. 1. Thr.t, pursuant to a resolution adapted :b
co May 28,1aR1, and in consideration of the oorivey e.
East Coast P.aiway Company to thy: City of M.taa , .by`.
Lf c stain a ater front property described in .ate,"d ;re
A11 that strip or pa.roel of up1044 444 ;
land b.. u.nded as follows: On the 110.V
center 1i:_e _ f what w c.e forraer4 1010w:
Ctreet.ocw knows as Northeast Tenth,
txtendad Eastward to the channel Of
�r. tLe East b. the channel of fl.1e04y
the South by te center lineot t,
.hc. City of Eiami formerly kn0in--ft$,:
new ka:een as Northeast Ninthof4
Eastward to the ccannel of at*.
the W4..t b/ tie East bou* a y
of :Le City of Miami, fontow Y
r.ow ke.orrn as l;.,rth Bay Shia
`une 166 1901.
Regular meeting.
Ordinance No. 351.
Bay Profit P'wtlrohlt$*;;
Also al: that strip or parcel of tlpl.and and
submerged land bounded as follows: On t;Se North
by t..e South line of that Street Cof the City of
Miami formerly known as Sixth Street (nowknown
as Northeast Sixth Street) if extended Eastward
to the channel of l3isoayne Bay; on the Eat 'by
the channel of Biscayne Bay; an the South by the
South linen.: that Btre :t of the City of :Miami
formerly known as Eighth Street, now known as
Northeast Fourth Street, if extended Eastward
t: the chxn..el of I3isoayne Bay; and on the West
by tee Eat boundary line of that Street of the
City cf Miami trr:erly known as the Boulevard,
:.ow known as i3:,rth Bay Shore Drive; together
wit:.. all rifarian rights, submerged and filled
lands, bu.ld.nee, decks, wharfs, franchises and
lea5ec ane any other rights and easements thereunto
belonging or al. ertai ping, ull lying and being
within the corporate l 4ite of the City of Miami,
ir. the County of Dade and State of F‘oriaa;
the Mayor and City Cleet arehe.eby authorized and direotea to
exe.,ute and deliver for a:iii on behalf and in t ne name of the City of
iLiami a n_.r.-warran:y .:eed conveying tc the said Blorida East
Cca: Railway Ccr.:t.a:.; .l followin;; .iescribed property, to -wit:
All that strij. cr ,..reel of upland and
1f.ni bounded as follows:
On the :forth by the centerline of
what was formerly known es Third Street;
of the City of Miami, now known es North-
i e t .; .nth Stre.;t, if extended Eastward
to t :e channel of Biscayne lay; o,. the
Ea: t 'y the channel of Bis Bayne Bay; on
the S,uti: boundary li::e f
what w;.a _.,rr:.erly known all Sixth St eet,
w l ac;wr. as :.,rtheast Sixth Stieet,if
extended to the channel cf Biscayx Bay;
an,. the Ze .. b the E;.. t boundary line
c; ut wtreet o:" the City of :11am1
f _ :ne: ly k.. _ r;r: as the Boulevard, now known
ec r_r.L Day Chen Drive, together with
dl. . ,,aria . ri - ts, submerged ana f111ed
lands, bu: 1d,.r.,;s, docks, wharves, fraa-
ehiaes ana lode 8, ..: any other rights
cr e:.ser;.e:.te t..ercunto belonging or
a.,.c�t..i • i lying an.! being within
the cvi'yGlta.v +iwits tA.: of Cityof Lia i,
Co ar.ty of D,.:.e a..i State of Florida.
ECTI`,. 2. Be it furthr ordained that the City
A _orney of said City be and he is hereby authorized and
di.ected :c diemia, the suit in ejectment now pending in
2.e C.rcu`_t Court cf D.ade County, Florida, brought by
the City of '.Lian:i tc .eoover from the Florida East Coast
Frs::r.a; cc.ra. a earcel of land and dater in the City Qf
Miami, Flo: i..a, :y:n_ aetween t:. Boulew:rd in aaid airy .
or. >l:est a::1 the low water .ark of Bieoayne Bay on the'
an e.xter.ai ;:; c` the center line of Third Stro i..,
c. . _ .... a:.a an extend. cr. of the o enter line of SAWS!,
£t.eet ::.
So ath, together
and a, urtenan : there to.
wi ti. the ripa.riaf
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Jima 16, 19214
Regular meeting.
Ordinance 351.
Bay Front Purchase.
First reading JUNE 2nd, 1921.
Second reading, June 2nd, 1921.
Th.r:i reading, June 16th, 1921.
Pas ed and adopted this 16th day of June, A. D. 19210
SEAL OF THE CITY OF L!IANI, FLORIDA.
ATTECT:
;t.E. 1dOJRE
City Clerk,
by J. C. TLRNF:
Assistant.
Approved by
J. T . B Lq QZI&OU .
President Clty C''unoii.
W. P. SMITH
Mayor.
Loved by J. <. FL.t:, c:ic nde1 ,;y B. :.Hunter, that Ordinance No. 351 be , 614
On roll a._. the vote was ad fcilows:- H. R. Maze, yea, J. K. rio, y
B. F . I:ur.t_r, yea; J. ..ul«..;kw.in, yea,
HIGH ?;' T0'J L• WAT1'F WAIi;S.
RESOLUTION,1
H.R. One e .._ro:iuce.i the following resolution:
NO. 1573.
=i 17 C :TY COUNCI:. OF THE CITY or =ANT.
Cec.l. ..:,',7 T::E :. CL=Y, of the C t;,• of Miami be and he, .1
_:.aitru_ :el P...: i.ected to advertise for bida for tki
c....r, cte f•.. the furnishin.: of all labor andsea'ter
1. the layin_ of Rate:r..ains for the High Freeaure Wa'
c: tLc C_t, :'1cu.i, upon South Miami Avenue, bot*.QA
tract ana the Lriap , an.: on North Miami Avenue, ' i*
h a,..: the Ficri la Eaat Coast Waned tt: Fi.'
8. .2. TUII. CI:". C".. rsi of t:.e City of Miami wiliin a
i_r a .ike;.iaa anno:u., e that it will be req
1',.c:tor t_.0 . tic i the whole pr cot and.
negotiable obi.d,:._.;e lid payment theregor,
.. a e . aya':;.e on .r b.s:ore one year :mu date.
PACE: is ; DOPTEB this 16th.
City Clerk.`:'
APPROVED BY, �
June 16o 1921.
Regular meeting.
RESOLUTION NO. 1573.
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Moved by H.R. Chase, seconded by J. K. Fink, that Resolution No. 157,, be
adopted as read.
On roll o&L1 the vote was as follows:- H.R. Chase, yes; J.K. Plnk, yew; a.
Hun-er, yes.
PROPOSED EXCHArlE OF CITY PROPERTY. OFFER OF SCOTTISH mit-uipo,
Sao ttith Rite ltaieonele..,,
tnc1uete nD3.ocC' '0
9th $t and NOrth 10070:
Ur. r. C. Cad:.
whc desire to
cf Riverview,
Erive.
He stated that
had said he wa
satisfied wit
agan apeearbd before
exchange property wi
for certain propert
he had spoken to Mr
willing tc let the
the proeositLen.
Counoi. on behalf of the
ti. the City, Lots 1 to 20,
y owned by the City on old
. Brady before he left for Baltimore, and 110
Oval go threugh. Everybody seems to be well
Mayor: Do ya.11 want the riparian rights on the other side of the Drive?
Mr. Cad„:aan: We want that, wit; the understanding that it is always to be used ail
a park.
Mayor: ArelCbe retained by tnt, Temple?
Ex. Cadda,Ana Be retained and be maintained by tee ScotAsh Rite TempleThey
FeePese to eut up oa the property 4 buildinz that will be a great credit to the City
of Miami, and is t cost frow $150,0O0, to 200,00.
The C1ty,. obtaininL this block in Riveroi e, wi1 obtain a valuable park site.
eeayor; Is this a solid blook.
Ur. Caddagan: Not quite. All but a hundred
inveltigated and the pr: parties are found to
and
I wouli *ike to z.et cn that toni,7tt,i
feet. Values have been gone Intel!) and
be both equal, of value between 400000„
1' possible.
In reply to question cf the Mayor-r Lr. Cad,agan explained that the property was a
solid block, as gar as it goes, ccnoilting of 2C lots of 50x150 each, and one let a
little
Lir.Chase stated thl,t he considered this an equal trade.
Mr. O'Kell also spoke in behalf of the Coottish Rite Catheiral Assoelatione
Mcv d y M. T. C... :a con
City _f Mlaai t le Bee'.
that deeds be ex.:h-n,ed,
the exch_n_e to laclude the
ld, 17 18, in Block
aa.ataine., ds a eublie euxk
auized t. cdrry cart thi
O; rell eall the vote 'a
T..11,Intc,V, yes;
or
AVENUE D. PAVI7,G.
cd by J.K. Fink, that exchange of property between tbe-
ish Cathedra assooiation be made as outlIarod;
e exerty i" eece ease tc be clear of all encilabraneese,
eleeriah rhte new owned b. the City, oppoaltal,Ctle
90 North, with the eeoyision that this will lipoW0o:
by tee Leaaenic Orders and the proper City AW ritleeebe
s matter. . •
s follows:- H. ie. Chace, yes; J.K. Fink,
J. T.31eckmon, yea.
Rem 1 ut io n No .15674#.
He R. Chase introduced Resolution No. 1567-B, as follows:-
F:Er-OLUT:Or NO. 1567-B.
Highway lot. Noe149.
A Tersolttion chnfirminE; Resolution ordering
No. 1e9, 121t. H-149, and cr:'.ern: the City Clerk
scaled tc be received by the City Council en
1e21, at 8.00 for tae construction of said
Mov:d by J. K. Fia , sec .e d ; H. F. Chaeleehat
re-d.
Oe ro.1 cell the vo,e es as follows: -
yes; J. T. El okt-n, yes.
HighwAY IP*
to aillto4rttA4:
the 7-01 .444
work.
Resolution No. 15674
H. i.. Chase, yes;
J.K. Fink,
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eceevezerve-et.ee'eeei,
The City Engineer stated that Mr. Iiiiobeleon, of HaMiltenea
discussing one foetus* which he did not quite k00/ bee tie
When the wool blook paving was put in, the area between:- '
gutters could now be at baok, when the Avenue Was repaeedo
age to all the property owners. It would mean putting in new t
and he and Mr. Michelsoz had ,,en discussing hoe the expense sh
that extra work.
Bids for the curb an e gutter can be let separately, or it can IA
selsealks. The preparation of proper speoifidations wouldnot
Michelson stated that the additional curb that hadbeen put in on
w put, in eas ,eelly daneerous. It is never used or walking and 3 0
T:.e ad.cit ic a of tele width to t he street %tout. be invaluable, 00001eil
as Miami Avenue whe.e traffic is so heavy and the addetlen soul4 be Mus
the property onnere.
J. T.Elaokmon: Wcu1d that goee under the head of assessmett against the proMfl
city Eeeineer: Thatjis the Ahole queetion that I want settled. Of course* that eXtra:
curb and gutter was assessed when the wood block paving was put in. Can this be
assessed now? We have no fund to pap for it.
Mr. Blackmon inquired whether a canvass wou'd be necessary to find out 141 the
of tee emperty eAnes were in favor of the extra width of street.
Mr. Michelson sueeeeted that as this extra curb and gutter was put it hhroUghises*
cf error, and :ae alrealy been adsessed against the property* he thought that 'thee.
curb and gutter ceuA come out of funfor general repairs to streeta.
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City Eeeineer stated that e had been in Miami about 7 years and the extra OUr*
eutter 4-$ ie whee he cat..e.
The C..t Attcrney stated that tee cnly limitation of assessments 1.0 the.ressOnableeeee
cf time -the ieprcvement wee; put in-- but that the City could not ohangei
two cr te ue years aee esaesi the property owners for Bitch obangetle e.
If ..he majority of the property comers there would demarld or reavest*that ,,„
street, te.a weed shew the iequirement, but yuu have to ebow reasonu.ble reere
I" fexther discussion, Ceuncilman Creaee said hes rec011eetioa ware thatthe-addit.:
curb we. ,te. le at Ur. Hazelburstte aevice, to straighten out the old olaxb-
stetee tenet at toe tiee tee weod blOcke Wade put ire tbereewas a
deee of eke:lest aeainet them, but tee City Council bad already -made et. sontratt!'
eaviee eeceie. ee,
The City Attorney oentended that oy .heir aoquiesance, the'people eUat 00:901144d
1."0.')d .ee.ee them. It is eet chat they really wanted -,but the records 'hog*!hat th
for them,and therefore acquiesced. * * * If we 084 eet the majerite of the'
that they want toe ehenee an u will stand the expense, that is aiI.rght*,
e
It rill: rquire about ele .o show reasonable requirement (Thsin•reply:tO
He. eerdnee felt .hat it would eey the property owners to widen the
The C-erk el -es
ender
ented bil, uf H. Geo. eink,
d for alterations to Miami
Payment due
O. K'd by B. R
'levee ,y H. T. seoeeded by B. 7. Hunter that bill of R. Ole.
be .aid. Mot'. e c ,reied.
er. C. .e breueet ue the -at ar of ae employee oZ the Sanita
ha, eeee eeet eeiiee e:s eorking hours and had his hepeerq
X-_aye--- NCA tee bell Wua sent in te the oity, ane he Sit;
leaeilite ee tee Otty. A lt co ugh Ur . Phi lips Viral a on etheetee„
was eet .n eositiee te eeke a .eooemendatien, not kno*Ang
_, J. K. F.ek, scanned by B. E. Hunter, that the
claim ef further and brine up :egotism'
The..e wee sfe.e elecussien regarding the number 01. btOlk
co... issiteers, to be held on July the 12th, 192-1..V.*
te do se, ae a eo.ntment sheuld be made of two
City iet.rteyi I ....e.eine yo- can provije f
a :iL'ht, so long as you don't chanee tee
NMI
Ja.A hal en
injuxed
te
T ha?,en•.!
re,crte ha: t.i
elaces, dil nct- there%
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There was also discussion as to division of books- which the o1ek aa
easily arran3ed, so long as be had one day's hotioe ahead of how many -all
the.° would be.
Moved by J. K. Fink, seconded by H. R. Chase, that ther.1 should be 6 tables and Ht,
.100 ths, and a pcovision made for 6 additional inepeotorg and clerks or the addition
tables, as follows:-, Table No, 5, Harry B. 1360.900k, B. Hardee, D. (le Willis,
speoto..s, and D.C. Oaddagan, Clerk; Table Nr.. 3., Geagge PaVagny, JbedileTeorewd,
Litt®, Inspecto.s, and W.K. Hull, Clerk.-- for the election to be bald on July 12t4,
Lotion carried.
Alter discussion -egarding the voting of the Men and woo= together or 6410,
Moved -y J. K. Fink seconded by E. F. Chaae, that the men and women vote 19
el. ction for commiasione.s to be held on July 12th. Motion o arried.
Loved by J.K. Fink, sec:n_Ied by H. R. Chase, that the matter of etairway4.14 bell
outside the City Hallto lead al, to W,ndows of the Council Chamber'be reteed'tObii&
Bu.lding Cci....;esi:,ner. Motion carried. . . . . .
b-s;sine 8 to come before Council, an adjournment was had
u..t11 F.atu.,.day, June llgth, 1321, at 10 o'olock,
A TTUT •
President City Council.
MET AnJounNEr rEcsI.7 JUKE 15, 1921, BEM CALLED TO ORDER AT 10.0t,
A. L. EY CKA=A: T. ZLACI:1:0::.
L:eae.za --resent: H. F. Chaz, 7. T. 1:cLend-...n, J. 2. Fink, B. R.Hunter„ J.
Or JA7: FLEUTY.
1.et. J. F. Chaille and E. L. Brady were absent frO
n hadbeen instructeto stay awayttOta
DAMAGE SUIT.
7. :;autier a.:.dre3.3ed th, council in .7eforenoe to claim gf:11:4:epl
1 before rLy tihe as City Atto .ney.
s Lad Oa#,
employee of the Cit, working on the BridOMM.
through :.egligen.t. on the part of thm Otty
,—.
zB
ze his injury.
T. 71_ok:l.on: U.cr. this car..e u to C,,uncil before, it
C.t. Att:.rnei tat he di_ not 1-,ave any case.
z. Cie,7.N:A3 tC, t k that beoause Fleury went'
J. T.:1,,,ck:L n: Is that of they have a good case and aVt:!
it wc..,:d1,e_ei t 1.e CttAttie for Wo.:n,
lioved by J.7.. F...:., ,y R. C,Ase, that the clatm of
tiie city, ulleged injuriee received in d.iursuit of his ciut,14#•,.
settled f.:,r
r. r .1 oall :4e vote ,as H. :- Cha.3e, yes; J. X. FInk, lmm
t. F.Runtel-, ye.-.; J. /034
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