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CIT • COMMISSION MINUTES OF MEE ms HELD al January 24, 1922 PREPARED BY THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK CITY HALL • 1 . MINUTES 0P THE MINTING 0P THE BOARD OP OOMMISS I0NEN2 0P THE fy X 0 On this 24th day of January A. D. 1922, the Ooimnieei'bn Of the Oity,Of:MiaMio Met in regular session at the olty Nall in Mialnt, erida; there being ,present. time following: 0. D. Leffler, J. B. Lummue, J. I. Wilson, J. H. Gilman, B. O. Romth. ABSENT: None. READING OP THIS MINUTES LAST MTING The Olerk read the minutes of the meeting of January 17th Which were approved and aooepted as read. MART.BR PENSION cu8E MR. ALBRRT 000ttuLIT Mr. Coaohman, member of the Board of Oounty► Oomaieeionera appeared on behalf of the 0ounty Commissioners before the Oity Commissioners in referetos to the matter of the claim of Mre. Marler for pension for the killing of her husband. Mr. 0oaahman stated that the County Commissioners were without authority under the law to make any appropriation for Mrs. Marler or to plaoe Mrs. Marler on the pension list. go stated that their authority was limited to oases where the law permitted the Board of County Commissioners to provide pension for mothers and as Mrs. Marler was not the mother of any ohildren the County Commissioners had no legal authority to place Mre. Warier on the pension roll. The 0ity Oommissionere determined to defer any aotion on the question of Mrs. Marler until some future date." OBJEOTION TO ONE-WAY STREET - 14th STREET URGING EXPANSION OP OITY LIMITS Mr. J.W.Watson entered objection to 14th Street being a one-way street and urged that it be made a two-way street. Mr. Watson also urged the territorial expansion of the City, and gave his views in favor of such expansion, A00EPTING DEDIOATION OF STREETS IN NEW. SUBDIVISIONS "North Gate" 0rdinanoe No. 61, aooepting the dedication of the streets in thesubdivisionknown as"North Gate", was introduoed, and upon motion by J. B. Dummue, seoonded by J. H. Gilman, 0rdinanoe No. 61 was given its first reading and read by title only. Moved by J. E. Lummue and seoonded by J. H. Gilman, that Ordinance No. 61 be passed on its first reading by title only. On roll oall the vote wee as follows; O. D. Lef.- fier, yes; J. 3. Lummue, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes; B. O. Roznfh, yes. Motion oarried and Ordinance No. 61 passed on its first reading as read. On motion by J. E. Lummus, seoonded by J. H. Gilman, 0rdinanoe No. 61 wa given its eeoond and final reading and read in full as follows! ORDINANCE NO. 61. AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING TIE DBDI CA TION OP THE STREETS IN T.::, SUBDIVISION ,KNOWN A8 "NORTH GATEar. WHEREAS, 0. J. Pearson Company, a West Virginia oorporation, has filed with the Director of Pubiio Service a plat of the following dee* oribed property situated in Dade County, Florida, to -wit; A subdivision of oertain lands in the eouthaa+at " quarter (8D*) of the northwest quarter (NW)of 4eotiou 18, Township 53 South, Range 42 East, Dade .0vunty, no, ride, said lands being more particularly deecribe4 his follows: • Beginning at a point on the scat 'line of 'h,e south.- east quarter (8E*) of the northwest quarter (; ) Section 18 Township 53 South, Range 0. 4 et.; One hung dred five (105) feet north of the.eoutheaat Oorner oil the North half (N*) of said 3b3* of $W; thanes. xtza �nget. parallel with south line of said N* . o_ distanoe of one hundred (100) feet;...t� parallel with said east line Of,. for a distanoe of one hundred- south line of N* of 8i of said south line of NI of eleven hundred fifty (1180) , feat line of the right of Bray of the no road, said right of way being, fjft; oenter of railroad traok; thence: '" right of way for a distance of, (495) feet to the northwest o0 run east parallel with the AO of NW} for a distance Of more or less to the east thence south along skid for a distanoe of two thence west parallel `with of NW} for a distanoe of th enoe south parallel of 33* for a di8ianv! 0, t�h�gna a eat parallel w 4� of for a dietai to the soot line of 1 along said east Xi;i o of thirty (30) fe:et` e 777. January_24 192#. Also the south half Si of the •outheaet quarter (I ) of the northwest quarter (81*) of Suction 18, Township ship 6 South, Range 42 East, except the following deeoribed traots, to -wit: A oertain lot or parcel of land in the northeast oorner of said Siof 824 of N1* deeoribed as follower Beginning at the northeast oorner of Si of 8* of Nli of Said 8eotion 83-42; thenoe west along the north line of said Si of 8 of Nli for a dietanoe of four hundred sixteen (416) feet; run south parallel with the east line of said 8 of NWi for a distance of one hundred seventy (170) feet; thenoe run east parallel with said north line of Si of 8 of N1'} for a dietanoe of four hundred sixteen (416) feet o eaid east line of Si of SE* of NW*; thenoe run north along said east line of Si of SEt of NWt for a dietanoe of one hundred seventy (170) feet to point of beginning. And also exoepting another,oertain lot or paroel of land deeoribed as follows: Beginning at a point on the east line of Si of Sat of NW* of Seotion 18, Township 63 South, Range 42 East and at a dietanoe of two hundred eight 208) feet north of the southeast oorner of said Si of 8&} of ; thenoe run west at right angles to said east line of Si of ant of NW* for a dietanoe of eigh -five (88) feet; thence north parallel to said east line of Si of 83* of N1* for a dietanoe of eighty (80) feet; thenoe east at right angles to the last deeoribed line for a dietanoe of eighty-five (88) feet to said east line of Siof 8&k of N1*; thenoe south along the last deeoribed line to the point of beginning. And also exoepting a strip of land eighty .(80) feet in width along the west end of said Si of SE* of NW* deeded to the Jaokeonville, 8t. Augustine and Indiand River Railway for right of way of railroad. said subdivision to be known as "NOA H GAT$"; and WHEREAS, the Direotor of Publio 8ervioe has approved said plat as oom- plying with_all the provisions of the oharter of the City of Miami; now, therefore, BB IT ORDAINED by the Commission of the City of Miami: That the dedioation of the streets in said subdivision, ad shown by said plat, be aooepted and oonfirmed by the City of Miami. Reading of this ordinance on two separate 000aeions is dispensed with by a four -fifths vote of the Commission. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day of January, A. D. 1922. C . D. LEFFLER ATTEST: MAYOR H. E. ROSE CITY CLERK Moved by J. E. and adopted on C. D. Leffler, C. Romfh, yes. Lummus and seoonded oy J. I. Wilson that Ordinance No. 61 be paaeed its final reading as read. On roll oall the vote was as follows: yes; J. E. Lummus, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes; N. Motion oarried and 0rdinanoe No. 61 passed and adopted. "Briokell Hammock. Unit No. 1" 0rdinanoe No. 62, aooepting the dedioation of the streets in the subdivision known as "Briokell Hammock Unit No. 1" wasintroduced. and upon mot on hy J. E. li seoonded by J. H. Gilman, was given is first reading and read by title only. MOV&d by J. E. Lummus and seoonded by J. E. Gilman that Ordinanoe No. 62 be passed 0n its first reading as read. 0n roll pall the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummue, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes E. 0. Romfh, yea. Mo- tion oarried and Ordinance No. 64 passed on ite first reading ae•read. Upon motion by J..E. Lummus, seconded by J. H. Gilman, Ordinance No. 62 was given ita 0000114 and, final reading and read in full as follows: ORDINANCE N0. 62. AN ORDDIAMB ACCEPTING THE mICATI08 OF THE STREETS IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS "BRICKELL HAMMOCK, UNIT N0. 1." WHEREAS, Mary Briokell, a widow, and the Gresham Nanufnoturing party, a Florida corporation, have filed with the Direotor of PV51W, vice a plat of the following deeoribed property situated in Dadi"Go Florida, to -wit: Commence at the southwest oorner of section "a9, Town hip54.`a0t Range 41 East, known as the Polly Lewis Donation, thane* ai eeotion line three thousand three hundred ninety -live f (3395.6) feet to the point of beginning of the trays described; thenoe northwesterly at an angle of 54 aeg +.pp with the southern boundary of said section 39, twenty-•lx throe and four tenths (2693.4) feet; thenoe in a uorltbOde at right angles to the above deeoribed line fourteen h nine tenths (1414.9) feet; thenoe southeasterly at}.rtgt'. previous line twenty-nine hundred forty-e.even and 4 feet to the northwest boundary of Miami Avenue ae .Aho ler, recorded in plat book 8 page 44, of the pubito,r ty, Florida; thenoe eoutheweeterly along the Dori was Miami Avenue seven hundred thirty-two and two l04—e:`,: southwest oorner of Blook fifty-four (64) afor.Q1Alf`Ai oontinue southwesterly along said northwesterlyy bid. rz: ti- t 77 three hundred twenty-four and two tenths (344.4) feet to the seotion of the northwestern boundary line of Miami Avenue and southern boundary of said Seoticn.$9 said northwesterly bO nda i,.oZ Miami Avenue, making an angle of 30 degrees and .44 mir tee with said: seotion line; thenoe oontinuing sonthweet along said nairt)w eterly boundary of Miami Avenue three hundred fiftp.sight and fi:,e tenth& (358.6) feet; theses northwesterly at right ales to the ,previoa0 line two hundred fifty-four and five tenthe 4d 4.5) feet to the point of beginning, containing 100 &ores, more or less; said subdivision to be known as "BRIOI4iLL HAMMOOK, UNIT NO. 1"; and WHEREAS, the Director of Public Service has approved said plat as complying with all the provisions of the charter of the Rity of Miami; now, therefore, BE IT ORDAINED by the Commission of the city of Miami; That the dedication of the streets in said subdivision as shown by said plat, be aooepted and confirmed by the City of Miami. Reading of this ordinanoe on two separate oaoe►aione is dispensed with by a four -fifths vote of the Commission. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day Of January, A. D. 1922. C . D. LEFBLRR MAYOR ATTEST: H. E. 30S8 CITY CLERK Moved by J. E. Lummue and seoonded by J. I. and adopted on ite second and final reading follows: 0. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummus, yes; E. C. Romfb, yea. Motion parried and read. Wilson that Ordinance No. 62 be passed as read. On roll oall the vote was ae yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. H. Gilman, 0rdinanoe So. 68 passed and adopted as "Bay Shore" Ordinanoe No. 63, aooepting the dedioation of the streets in the subdivision known as "Bay Shore", was introduoed and upon motion by J. B. Lummus, seoonded by J. I. Wilson, was given its first reading and read by title only. Moved by J. B. Lummu.e and seconded by J. I. Wilson that 0rdinanoe No. 63 be passed on its first reading as read. 0n roll oall the vote was as follows; O. D. Leffler, yew; J. B. Lummus, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes; E. O. Romfh, yes. Motion oarried and Ordinance no. 63 passed on ite first reading as read. Upon motion by J. B. Lummma, seconded by J. I. Wilson, Ordinance No. 63 was given its eeoond and final reading and read in full as follows: has ing ORDINANCE NO. 63. AN ORDINANCE A00EPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE STREETS IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS "BAY SHDRE" . WHEREAS, Bay Shore Investment Company, A Delaware Corporation, filed with the Direotor of Public Servioe a plat of the follow - described property situated. in Dade*County, Florida, to -wit: That part of Section 18, Township 63 South,_ Range 42 Bast, Dade County, Florida, lying north of Bisoayne Avenue, west of the waters of Bi.0.oayne Bay, south of Lemon Avenue and east of the rig of way of the Florida East Coast Railway Oompaz;y'a tracks, said subdivision to be known as "BAY 8B0R6".; and WHEREAS, the Direotor of Publio Service has approved said as complying with all the provisions of the charter of the atty. Miami; now, therefore, BE IT ORDAINED by the Oommiesion of the City 0-Miami,.: That the dedioation of the streets in Said aubd,iv"isto#., a8 lamaby said plat, be aooepted and oonfirmed by the 01tr oi~ 'iab►i t Reading of this ordinanoe on two separate 000019J e , 4iepenaad- with by a four -fifths vote of the oommi8.ai.on. PASSED AND ADOPTED thin 24th day o.f January ,_ 4 M, ;M.. MAXa ATTEST: H. E. AUS8 CITY CLERK Moved by J. E. Lummus and seoonded by J• I., and adopted on its eeoond and final reading follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. 16. Zummue, yes; E. :;.Romfb, yea. Motion carried and its second and final reading as read., Rev1Qios; pf "p71111 0rdinanoe No. 64, aooepting the de.dieat,i dir±sion known as "Kenilworth", was_.l,nt oonded by J. I. Wilson, was given it*. by J. E. Lummus and seconded. by J.-, first reading as read. On roll oa.. J. E. Lummus, yes; J. I. Wilson, - tion carried and 0rdinanoe Pio. 64 ri Ordinanoe No. 68, acoepting the dedication of the streets in the subdivision known as "Montray" was introduced and upon motion by J. B. Lummus, seconded by J. X. Wil- son, was given its first reading and read bar title only. Moved by J. E. Luimaus, and seconded by J. H. Gilman, that Ordinates No. 65 be prised on ite first reading read. On roll oall the vote was as follows: O. D. Leffler, yes; J. B. Imams, yes; J. I• Wilson, yes; J. E. Gilman, yes; B. 0. Romfh, yes. Motion carried and Ordinanoe No. 68 passed on its first reading as read. Upon motion by J. S. Lummue, eeoonded by J. I. Wilson, Ordinance No. 68 was given ite second and fib reading and read in full as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 68. AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OP TM STREETS IN TIE S TP3DIV IS IONi KNOWN AS "MONTRAYr W BIAS, The Montray oorporation, a New York Corporation, has filed with the Direotor of Public Servioe a plat of the following described pro- perty situated in Dade County, Florida, to -wit: All of Blook "A" of the "LAWRENOE ESTATB LAND OOMPANY'S SUBDIVISION" in Seotion 2, Township 54 South, Range 41 Bast, as reoorded in Plat Book 2 at page 46 of the public reoords of Dade County, Florida, said subdivision to be known ae "MONTRAY"; and WHEREAS, the Direotor of Public Service has approved said plat as oomplying with all the provisions of the charter of the City of Miami; now , therefore, BE IT ORDAINED by the Commission of the City of Miami: That the dedication of the streets in said subdivision, as shown by said plat, be accepted and confirmed by the Oity of Miami. Reading of this ordinance on two separate 000asione is hereby dis- pensed with by a four -fifths vote of the Commission. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day of January, A. D. 1922. C. D. LEFFLER MAYOR ATTEST: R. E. ROSS CITY CLERK Moved by J. E. Ltvnmus and eeaonded by J. I. and adopted on its second and final reading follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummue, yes; E. C. Romfh, yes. Motion oarried and its second and final reading as read. Wilson that Ordinance No. 65 be passed as read. 0n roll oall the vote was ae yes; J. I. Wilson, yea; J. H. Gilman, Ordinanoe No. 65 passed and adopted on CREATING DIVISION OF PUBLIC HEALTH PRESCRIBING REGULATIONS TNOR Ordinance No. 26, being an ordinanoe creating a Division of Publio Health, presorib- ing regulations therefor, and providing a penalty for the violation of suoh regula- tions, came before the City Commission for its final passage. The City Manager stat- ed that the Ordinance had its first reading by title only on November 8, 1981, and at the direotion and suggestion of the City Commission it was referred to the Dade County Medical Association and various physicians of the Community, and that the Dade County Medical Association and other physicians had read the Ordinance and that all had endorsed it as being the proper ordinanoe to be passed for the protection provid- ed for in the ordinance, the endorsement of the Dade County Mediaal Aasooiation being as follows: November 7th, 1921. thereupon given its Dr. W. T. Lanier, City Health 0ffioer, Miami, Florida. Dear Sir: An Ordinanoe for the regulation of oontageo dissasee in the City of Miami was read before a regular meeting of Dade County Medioal Aasooiation., on NovambeV 3rd, 1921. The proposed Ordinanoe was endoressd by f r moue vote by the members preeent. Yours truly, JOHN C. TURNER Seoretary Dade 00. Medioai motion by J. I. Wilson, seconded by J. B. Lummue O WO416 eeoond and final reading and read in full as foii,,1� oVNo•.. ORDINAN0E NO. 26. AN ORDINANCE CREATING A DIVISION OF PUBLIC, PRESCRIBING REGULATIONS THEREFOR AND Pik PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF STAR REGULATVO BE IT ORDAINED by the Commission o: the Oity r f Seotion 1, a ization. f Heath. Div. tO7 * 'There `a'f , •.rid=a f PDy-- sion oublio Heath in the 0 ty of Miami,' un'dei the d eo to �a .•.t. De, partment of Publio Welfare. There shall be a Oblate -the nittiaiOn of '... blio Health, who shall be appointed by the- City Managerit the. regtlett of the Director of the Department of Public Wolfars. He shall be sUbjeat to removal by the Director of the Department of ,Publio Welfare, brit May have a publio hearing if he desires. Be shall be suitably trained or expe'rieno- ed in publio health administration. He ebal.l devote hie full time to the duties of his offioe. He shall execute and enforoe all statutee, ordinal- oes and regulations for the proteotion and prorotiOli of health, and shall take such other notion as is necessary for the. Publo'Health. Seotion S. Diseases to be Reported. /he following diseases must be reported: Y Antinomy000is, Anthrax, Oerebro spinal Fever, Ohanoroid, Ohiokenpox, Cholera, Asiatic, Dengue, Diphtheria Dysentery (Amebic and Raoillary) Erysipelas, Favus, German Measles, Glanders, Gon00000us Infection, Hookworm Infeotion, Influenza, Infantile Diarrhea, Leprosy, Malaria, Measles, Ophthalmia Neonatorum, Paratyphoid Fever, Plague, Poliomyelitis, Rooky Mountain Spotted Fever, Rabies, Scarlet Bever, Septio Sore Throat, Smallpox, Syphilis, Trachoma, Tuberoulosis (all forme) TriohinQsis, Typhoid Fever, Typhus Fever, Vincent's Angina, Whooping Cough, Yellow Paver; Provided, that the Chief of the Division of Public health may at his dis- cretion require other diseases to be.repo.rted. Section 3. Method of Reporting. FCvery piteioian or other person hav- ing knowledge of any disease specified in Seotion 2 of this ordinanoe, sisal1 report to the Ohief of the Division of Publio Health the following data:r Name of disease. Full name, age, sexroot and exaot address of patient., Exaot 000upation, place of lMployrriexzt, or sohool attended by patient. Name and address of person •mak g,,varport. Date of Report. Suoh report shall be made within six hours after the case oome�e cider ob- nervation, preferably by telephone. A specimen 01Wte-' them D Vis4Qn bf gq+ blio Health for laboratory diagnosis and a000mpan e4 bye the`tlata given above shall be considered as a report. The term "other person" as used in this •eeot ,tx 1 ' m t i#i t sib• serce of a phyeio van any parent, guardian, i1ouue bo de r, *e err': f aa' jt0 of Lodging house, midwife, nurse, sohool t+aabez'; pa etitution, master of a vessel, owner or ma>`iager •pf! 'ax'y, a+'r person having under his oare or observation a person a fed d:"i .a ► affect- ed with a oommurioable disease. • Seotion 4. General Measures fooritt`o i' of Publio sal h or his duly au'horize... _.,..... . .;tf.,dF'' .`,i;tt veetigation as in his judgment maybe n or absence of any of the diseases named if any such be found he shall adopt .qua; for the prevention of the spread of s patient, and to these ends he o_r hie ter any premises where he suepeote the Seotion 6. Laborato 'p pats . A p blio Health shall•seoure matezri$, gioal or other laboratory ei eve whenever in his judgment +mob: when requested by him shall pi Seotion 6. eae _ _e oollege, univerei y o pears to be affeoted by a pupil home or separate 4. The teacher shall repo,'' nanoe. 1.4 , -..-,A.._ A pupil wbo has bean exoluded from a eohooi., college or Unfver ltt7 On $000tult of having boon affeoted with or exposed to a aommaz►iaerbie diieeaie shall not be re -admitted to sohool without a permit from the Ohiet 14 the Division of Publio Health, except that in the vase of the fol.oeidg .die's eases the pupil shall be re -admitted without a permit after the period shown below: Chickenpox - after crusts have disappeared from skin. • German Measles - 7 days. Measles - 7 days from appearanoe of raeh. Mumps - 2 weeks from beginning of attaok. Whooping Cough - 2 weeks after appearance of whoop. In the event of the presence of any disease as epeoif ied in Seotion 2 of this ordinance, the Chief of the Division of Public Health may cause to be examined any pupils, teaohere or other persona employed in the schools, and may take any measures neoessary to prevent the spread of disease. All sohool authorities and employees shall oonform to all rules and regulations of the Division of Publio Health for the accomplishment of this end. Seotion 7. Methods of Isolation in Various Diseases. Very person, suffering from any of the diseases mentioned in Seotion S of this ordiflan,oe, shall isolate himself and every person in oharge of such a person shall iso- late the person of whom he is in oharge in the following manner: When the disease is: Anthrax, Oerebro - spinal Fever, Cholera, Ohiokenpox, Diphtheria, Glanders, Leprosy, Measles, Plague, Poliomyelitis, Soarlet Fever, Septic Sore Throat, Smallpox, Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever, the person affeoted shall be absolutely isolated. When the disease is: Ohanoroid, Dysentery (Amebic, Baoillary), Qon00000us Infeotion, German Measles, Hookworm Infeotion, Mumps. Rabies, Syphilis, Trachoma, Tuberculosis, Typhoid and Paratyphoid Pavers, Whooping Oough, the person affeoted shall be so restrioted in movement that the disease will not be spread from him to others. When the disease is: Dengue, Malaria, Yellow Fever, the person affeoted shall be kept in a soreened room free from mosquitoes, provided that this form of isolation Will be enforced only when praotioable in the oase of malaria. No persons other than the physician or person in oharge of or in at- tendanoe of the catient shall enter any premises, room, or apartment guar, ar.tir.ed for a oommuni.abie disease in violation of the terms of the quar- antine. No person shall willfully or negligently expose any other to a communicable disease. Seotion 8. Plaoarding. When there is a case of Anthrax, Oerebro - spinal Fever, Cholera, Diphtheria, Glanders, Leprosy, Measles, Plague, Poliomyelitis, Soarlet Fever, Septic Sore Throat, Smallpox, Typhoid or Paratyphoid Fever, Whooping Oough, Typhus Paver, or Yellow Fever, the Chief of the Division of Publio Health shall pleb a,• or plaoarde in a conspicuous plaoe or places on the.:p?, or room where the disease exists, provided, if thee. aaV faotory hospital care, the placard may be oteit'ted. NO person chili. re- move such pisoard exoept the -Chief of the Division of Eubiio 24a<1tli' or with his permission. There' is no need to put a placard on the oizteide of a hotel or modern apartment house. In such oaa6 it should go only on the room or apartment 000upied by the patient. Section 9. Minimum Periods. of isolation. The minimum periods of isolation in various diseases shall be as follows: Anthrax, until all leeione have healed. Oerebro - spinal Paver, during olinioal oourse and until two euooeaeive smears from the nose or n$eb-pharynx fail to show the preeenoe of the epeoifio organism. Chickenpox, until primary eoabs have disappeared from the akin and muououe membrane,. Diphtheria, until two suooeaaive cultures taken from the none and two taken from the throat at least 24 hours apart, by the Chief of the Division of Publi© Health or his represen- tative, show the abaenoe of the HlebawLoeffler baaill,ue. Cholera, Dysentery (bacillary), Typhoid and Paratyphoid Fever, during the clinical oourse and until the infeotive organ- ism is shown to be absent from the excreta after not less than two examinations. Glanders, human oases during olinica' oourse; animals should be destroyed. Gon00000us Infeotion, until the discharges show abaenoe of the • gon00000i. Measles, until 7 days from the appearanoe of the rash and until all abnormal discharges from ear, nose or mouth have dis- appeared. Leprosy, during oourse of the disease. Plague, during the clinical oourse. Poliomyelitis, until 3 weeks from the day of the receipt of the report of the disease. Scarlet Fever, at least 3 weeks after reoeipt of the report by the Chief of Division of Public Health and until all abnor- mal discharges from ears, nose, mouth or suppurating glands have ceased. Septio Sore Throat, during olinioal oourse. Smallpox, until all scabs have disappeared and the lesions healed. Syphilis, until open lesions of the skin and mucous membrane have healed. Tuberculosis, as long as the bacillus is discharged. Typhus Fever, during clinical oourse and in a vermin -free room. Yellow Fever, during the first days of the fever. Section 10. Rules for Food Handlers. No persons affeoted with Diphtheria Dysentery (amebic or bacillary), Gon000aaus Infection, Scarlet Fever, Septic Bore Throat,. Syphilis in a oommunioable form, Typhoid or Paratyphoid Fevers, or Pulmonary Tuberculosis, or who is likely to be oarrier of these diseases, shall be employed or be present where milk or any other food is prepared, handled or sold. The Chief of the Division of Public Health may examine or oauee to be examined for the above named diseases any employee of any establishment *here' milk or food is prepared, handled or sold. Seotior. 11. Method of Control of Contacts. The Chief of the DLLi.» lion of Public health shall have the power fo isolate or reatriot the Move- ment of any person who le known to have been a xpoe.ed to any of the-oom nioable diseases named below for a time equal to the maximum .jnfubati,on period of the disease and in the manner preeoribed in 8eotion 7 of:this or- dinanoe. For the purpose of this ordinance maximum inoubat.iou periods aholl be considered to be as follows: Anthrax, 7 days. Oerebro-spinal Fever, 10 daye, unl,el.as 'cultures fret,: nano -pharynx fail to chow meningoopea*. Chiokenpox, 3 weeks. Cholera, Aaiatio, 6 days. Diphtheria, 7 days, unless a. OUltAre om _see; t ', throat fail to show the preeenoe df -the fee :e . Loeffler baoillua. Dysentery (bacillary), 7 days. German Measles, 10 to 21 days+ Oon00000ua Infection, 8 daye. Influenza, 6 days. Measles, 16 days. Paratyphoid Fever, 10 days. Plague, 7 days. Poliomyelitis, 10 daye Rooky Mountain Spotted $aver, Scarlet Fever, 7 days.:>r,Y=' 8e do Bore Throat, 8 d `.e, Smallpox, 14 days. 8yphilie, 4 weeks. Typhoid Fever, 21 deiya. Typhus paver, 20 40,1 Whooping Clough, 21 &4,,_1.9 Seotion 12. Oontrol, of Carriers. The Ohief of the Dftielen of Publio Health or his representative may ieolate or restrict the move- ment of carriers of the infectious agent of Oerebro - spinal Fever, Oholera, Diphtheria, Dysentery Paratyphoid Fever, Typhoid Fever, or any other oommunioable disease until their discharges are shown to be free from the s eoifio organisms of the disease. Seotion 13. Removal to Hospital ofOert in Oaeee. then in the op- inion of the_ Chief of the Division of Publio Health proper isolation or quarantine of a person affected with, or a oontaot, or a carrier of any of the diseases mentioned in Seotion 2 of this ordinance, is not or can- not be properly oarried out on the premises occupied by such person, the Ohief of the Division of Publio Health may cause such person to be remov- ed to a hospital or other proper plaoe designated by the Ohief of Divi- sion of Publio Health. Seotion 14. Precautions by Attendants. The physician or any other person permitted to visit a person affected with oommunioable disease shall practice such measures of personal cleansing, disinfeoting and all other precautions neoessary to prevent the spread of the disease to others. Section 15. Disinfeotlon. When any person affeoted with a oommuni- oable disease, adequate disinfeotion shall begin at its onset and oon- tinue until its termination. It shall be the duty of the Chief of Divisi- on of Publio Health to give speoifio instruotions to the person attending a oase or suspected case of oommunioable disease as to the methods of dis- infecting the discharges and articles used by or on the patient, and it shall be the duty of the person in oharge to parry out such instructions. No artiole shall be removed from quarantined premises without a permit from the Chief of Division of Publio Health. When the oase has terminated, the owner or 000upant shall further dis- infect, olean or renovate the premises se the Chief of Division of Publio Health may require. Any articles whioh in the opinion of the Ohief of Pu- blio Health or his representative cannot be properly cleansed or dieinfOot- ed shall be destroyed. The owner of any premises, apartment or rooms which have been occupied by a person affeoted with a oommunioable disease shall not rent the same to others or permit 000upation by others until the pre- mises have been oleansed to the satisfaotion of the Ohief of Division of Public Health. Seotion 16. Special Rules for Tuberculosis. Whenever there is a oase of tuberculosis it shall be the duty of the Chief of Division of Pu.. blio Health or his representative to take such proper precautions as he may deem neoessary, and to give proper instructions to the patient and all other persons occupying the same premises to prevent the spread of the disease. Every person affeoted with tuberculosis shall dispose of his spu- tum, saliva, or other disoharge in a manner not dangerous to public health. Whenever a person so affeoted is or is likely to be a menace to the health of others, the Division of Publio Health shall have the power to pause the removal of such person to an isolation hospital or other proper place un- til the danger has been removed. Upon recovery of a person having tuber- culosis it shall be the duty of his physician to notify the Chief of Divi- sion of Public Health. Section 17. Special Rules for Veneral Diseases. Reports of syphilis, gonococcus infeotion or chanoroid made in a000rdanoe with Seotion 3 of this ordinance shall be considered confidential so far as consistent With publio safety. The professional attendant of any oase of venereal disease shall, give the patient explicit instruotions to prevent the spread of the dis- ease to others. When suoh patient refuses or neglects to follow prescrib- ed treat ent, discontinues treatment or is discharged as cured, the pro- fessional attendant shall immediately report these facts to the Ohief of the Division of Public Eealth. When any person affeoted or presumably affected with venereal disease does or is liable to menace the health of others, the Chief of Division of Public Health or his representative shall, have the pow- er to cause the removal of such person to an isolation hospital or other proper plaoe or to take any other measures authorized by law which are nece- ssary in his opinion to prevent the spread of the disease, Section 18. Vaooination. Persons who refuse to be vaccinated do so at their own ri.sx in contracting smallpox. It shall be the duty of the Chief of Division of Publio Health to fur- nish free to all persons desiring vaccine virus for smallpox proteotiot and also the serum or anti -toxin of an.y other disease. Section 19. Rules for Funerals. When a person has died of cbrebro. spinal fever, poliomyelitis, diphtheria, scarlet fever or eZna; pox, 140., son except the undertaker, and his assistants, the clergyman and ..t't err mitted by the Chief of the Dlvieion of Publio Health shall eater the; until after the funeral and until after the warning placard hee. If the funeral is held elsewhere than at the last residence of t4 the funeral may be publio, provided only those members of the laltle family may attend who in the opinion of the Ohief of Divisionot.,; are free from infeotion and to whom he has given ermieeion 'e.0,t Secticn 20. Diseases of Animals. Any veterinary or 'q't►er. charge of an animal affeoted or presumably affeoted with. *fly 414,, munioable to human beings shall immediately notify the We r°'. Publio Health. Whenever there is reason to belieVe that ,ally . rabies suoh animal and all others bitten by it shall 134'444144 the owner or person in charge for such a time as ill, Deco*esp whether the disease exists. Every animal *Mob ha* rtbtea: and the body diepoeed of to the satisfaotion of the 0. Publio Health. The Chief of Division of Public Heal to require the muzzling of all dogs appearing on. may call upon the polioe department to enfo re this 8eo t io!s 21. Sp o ial Powers) for aergenn tea . Its an 00eicget O -; inoluding the 000urenoe of any rare or unueual disease, or w eA.aE7 disease beoomee unusually prevalent, the Chief .of Diviaton o.bic Health shall have the power to employ at' meaeuxes feaeeeary, for 00 proteotion of the pubiio health and make suoh expenditures se may be neoeesary for auoh purpose. SeotiQn 22. Prohibition .of Oommon Artiolea Dangerous to Health. The use of oomm©n drinking pups or other drinking or eating utensils or of oommon towels, or any other artiole for oommon use which might spread any oommunioable disease is forbidden in the City of Miami. The term "oommon" as used in this Section shall mean for uee of more than one person without proper cleansing and disinfection by methods approv- ed by the Ohief of Division of Publio Health. Seotion 23. Penalty. Any person who shall violate or fail to oom- ply with any of the provisione of these 8eotione shall be punished bar a fine of not less than $25.00 nor more than $200, or by imprisonment for not more than 60 days, or both, in the dieoretion of the court. Section 24. Repealing Clause. Any rules or regulations heretofore adopted and inoonaiatent with the provisions of this ordinance are here- by repealed. PASSED on its first reading this 8th day of November, A. D. 1921. PASSED AND ADOPTED on its second and final reading this 24th day of January, A. D. 1922. ATTEST: H. E. ROSS CITY CLERK Moved by J. and adopted follows: C yes; E. 0. read. APPROVED: 0 . D. LEF FLER MAYOR I. Wilson and aeoonded by J. E. Lummus that Ordinance No. 86 be passed on ite second and final reading as read. On roll 'call the vote vas as . D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummua, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. R. Gilman, Romfh,yea; motion carried and Ordinance No. 26 passed and adopted as DREDGING OFF SHOAL - MUNICIPAL DOCKS WALDEOE - DEAL DREDGING COMPANY City Manager Wharton submitted to the 0ommission a oomrnunioation from the laldeok- Deal Dredging Company, addressed to 0. W. Murray, Director of Public Service, mak- ing bid for dredging off shoal on east end of munioipal dook which letter is as follows: January 23rd, 1921. Mr. C . W. Murray, Direotor, Department of Publio Works, Miami, Florida. Dear 8ir:- With referenoe to dredging off shoal south of Qity slip, on east end of dock, and widening slip for a d .atanoe of approximate- ly 250 feet, we quote you a lump sum price of $2800. This price is based on acoeptanoe this week, and work to be done while our dredge is deepening oonneoting ohannel between the pre- sent P & 0 Turning Basin and the City Turning Basin, oontract for whioh we are now engaged on. We could not undertake to do thie work. at the prioe quoted, but for the faot that our dredge will be on the ground within the next ten days, or two weeks. The material excavated in taking off shoal on east end to be deposited on spoil area opposite the P & 0 Dook, and the Material excavated in widening out slip to be deposited along shore front, sear the fish houses or North of the City Dook, as it wosA4 be impoaeible to oroes the connecting channel, with pontoon line, i.n'doi*g thie lea - ter work. Our proposition covers exoavating to a depthof, 16 feet, which is same depth as we are making in connecting ohairnel.. Regarding work on entranoe to ohannel, at west ea, WO.. eel it would be prohibitive to do this work with a oucti©n,dxage;` to the small yardage involved, as well as the neoe,ea:.tq of WOa;_' pontoon line, whenever a boat pewees, exoept on an houx]y bewei,e- 125 per hour. Believe the MAD18TT0 could 4o this work_ :e'h�l ing material on barges. Reepeotfully aabri:tted' MA 111AIi00X Pres't-.. P.S.- The work on whioh we quoted you prige,,,c°on0t! of approximately between four and fire tb0uee04- roc:_ and about 3000 yards of sand. Thereupon the following resolution wee intro4U motion, seconded by E. C. Romfh, !e read as.f RE80LUTION A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZTIi AO CEP T THE OFFER OR 'f$$ COMPANY AND TO NATO INTO e.4 WHEREAS, on January 23, 1921 the Waldeok-Deal. ,Dredging 0ompa,c" proposed in writing to dredge the of Shoal, south of city Slip* on east end of City dook and widening slip for a dietanoe of app'erim$te ly 250 feet for lump gum prioe of #2800, and WHEREAS, the Director of Publio Service has reported that the prioe is reasonable and there is immediate emergency for this work, and WHEREAS, the Waldeck -Deal Dredging Company oan do thie wok for less money than others biplanes they have the required equipment on hand to do the work where the work is to be done in oonneot .on with other work that is being done in the same vioini..y; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the 0oimniseion of the 0it' 01 Miami: Siltation 1, That the City Manager be and he is hereby authorised to aooept the offer of the Waldeok-Deal Dredging Company and to en- ter into a oontraot as outlined ia the written proposal. Section 2. That the sum of 2500 be and is hereby appropriated to be paid out of the dock fund and the Director of 'Inane(' is author- ized to pay the said sum of money upon the approval of the Direotor of Publio Service. PASSED &ND ADOPTED this 24th day of January, A. D. 1922. ATTEST: B. E. ROSS CITY CLERK 0. D. LEFP'LER MAYOR Moved by J. I. Wilson and seconded by E. C. Rornfh that Resolution No. 127 be paee- ed and adopted ae read. On roll oall the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yea; J. E. Lummus, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. R. Gilman,yee; E. C. Romfh, yes. Mo- tion oarried and Resolution No. 127 passed and adopted as read. PROPERTY FOR SIIEWALKS T, 0,. P. OWUBN The Oity Attorney reported that Mr. Miohelsen had called on him on behalf of Mr. O'Brien with the statement that Mr. O'Brien was willing to deed ten feet of pro- perty desired by the Oity for Street purposes if the City would put in sidewalk and move baok stone wall fence to a point beyond the sidewalk, and if this agree- ment oould be effeoted that the condemnation suit be dismissed as far as afteoting Mr. O'Brien and his property. After discussion among the members of the 4oumtis- eion the following Resolution was introduced: RESOLUTION NO. 128. ACCEPTING THE OFFER OF MR. THOMAS O. P. O'BRLEN AN AUTHORIZING OITY MANAGER TO ENEER INTO CON- TRACT WITH HIM REGARDING 10?EET OP PROPERTY DE- SIRED BY T : e CITY POR STREET PURPOSES AND AUTHOR- IZING THE OITY ATTORNEY, UPON PULPI'LL}1ENR' OP CER- TAIN REQUIREURRIB, TO DISMISS TIE SUIT AGAINST SAID THOMAS C. F. 0' BRIEN. BE IT RESOLVED by the Commieeion of the Oity of Miami: Section 1. That the offer of Mr. Thomas 0. P. O'Brien be and- is hereby aooepted. Section 2. That the City Manager be and he is hereby authorisrl and directed to enter into a oontraot with Mr. O'Brien, reoeiving tram 4g. 0' Brien a deed to the ten (10) feet desired by the 0i u,�ptrett-p poeq., and agreeing on behalf of the City of put in eidewal ro.nt Of Said iro- perty and moving back stone wall fence to a point beyond the ei4at a3.k. Section 3. That the City Attorney be and he ie hereby direvte4,:an4 iretruoted that when this oontraot is approved by him to dismiss t'ip 0it against L:r. O'Brien. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day of January. A.D. 1928, C. D. LEFFLER MAYOR ATTEST: E. E. ROSS CITY CLERK Moved by J. E. Lummue and seconded by J. I. Wilson that Roso.0 ed and adopted ae read. On roll call the vote wee as follove J. E. Lununus, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes; tion carried and Resolution No. 128 passed and adopted as reel SUIT AGAINST W. K. LANCASTFR AUTHOR ING. ti Resolution No. 129, directing the City Attorney to della 014 Lancaster, was introduced and read ae follows: RESOLUTION NO. 109. A RESOLUTION DIRECTING TOITY TO WEND THE SUIT AGAINNST W, I ,, BY H. L. WOODRARD B'OR UNA WHEREAS, it appears that W. E. Lancaater.,. had suit inetituted against him by 14. I,.,1004 WHEREAS , it appears that there is an Woodward, and that Mr. Lancaster plaoe4 N.. for selling liquor, and • y3,1`Z 1974 ilex ,y� 'r TP WHEREAS, Mr. Lanoaster has requested that the Oommieeion dire04 the City Attorney to defend said suit, and the City Commission, while dieolaiming all liability in the manner, feels under the OiroUSIStanose that the City Attorney should be directed to defend snob action; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: That the Oity Attorney be and he is hereby directed to defend for said W. K. Lanoaster the suit of H. L. Woodward againet him for damages, but the Oity Commission, in this passage of this resolution, does not assume or agree to pay any of costs involved in said litigation. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day of January, A. D. 1922. O . D. L PLB12 MAYOR ATTEST: H. E. ROSS CITY CLERK Moved by J. H. Gilman and eeoonded by E. 0. Romfh that 1Oeo fl No. 129 be passed and adopted as read. 0n roll oall the vote was as follows: O. D;-Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummus, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes; E. 0. Ronfh: yes. Motion oarried and Resolution No. 129 passed and adopted as read. PROVIDING FOR SECURITY OR INDEMNITY BY OWNERS OF -JITNEY BUSSES a Ordinance No. 66, being an ordinance providing for the giving of security of indemni- ty by the owners of jitney busses, was introduced by J. E. Lummus, and upon his mo- tion, seconded by J. I. Wilson, Ordinance No. 66 was given its first reading and read by title only. Moved by J. E. Lummue and seconded by J. I. Wilson that Ordinanoe No. 66 be passed on its first reading as read. Roll call and the vote was se fol- lows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lun,mue, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. R. Gilman, yes; E. C. Romfh, yes. Motion carried and ordinance No. 66 passed on ite first reading. Upon motion by E. C. Romfh, eeoonded by J. I. Wilson, Ordinance No. 66 was given its second and final reading and read in full as follows: v. ORDINANCE N0. 66. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE GIVING OF SEO URITY OF INDEMNIFY BY THE OWNERS OF JITNEY BUSSES OPERATED UPON TIE STREETS OF T:r: CITY OF MIAMI; PROVIDING FOR TI3 AMOUNT OF SIDH SECURITY, OR IN- DE2,NITY; PROVIDING FOR THE GIVING OF BLANKET SECURITY, 0R 13- DEMN1 TY; DEFINING JITNEY BUSSES; MAKING IT UNLAWFUL FOR ANX' PER- SON TO OPERATE OR TO CAUSE, OR PERMIT TO BE OPERATED, FOR HIRE UPON THE STREETS OF MIAMI, ANY JITNEY BUS OWNED BY .HIM, WITHOUT RAVING 00MPLIED WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE. WHEREAS, there are being operated upon the streets of the City of Miami, Florida, a large number of jitney busses for hire;,.and, WHEREAS, the Commission deems it neoeseary in the interest of the public safety and welfare that the owners of such jitney busses for hire, operated upon the streets of the City of Miami, be required to furnish security, or indemnity, against the lose of, or damage to, life, limb or property, of any person by reason of the careless, negligent or rook - less operation of such jitney bus for hire upon the streets of the City of Miami; and, WHEREAS, the Commission believes, and has determined, that security or indemnity in the auto of Five Thousand dollars (16,000) for eaoh jit- ney bus operated for hire upon the streets of the City of Miami would be a reasonable security, or indemnity, to require of the owner of eaoh such jitney bus for hire which is now, or whioh may hereafter be, operated up- on the streets of the City of,Miami; the said security, or indemnity, to be conditioned to pay any damages whioh may be adjudged upon final judg- ment againet the owner of such jitney bus for hire because of the love of, or damage to, the life, limb, or property, of another, proximately canoed' by the careless, rooklese or negligent operation of mob jitney hus.for hire upon the streets of the City of Miami, Florida; provided. t.hat.the liability of the principal and sureties upon any such seourtty, Or .indem- nity, shall be limited to the sum of Five Thousand dollars ($E,OOp)_.fox injuries sustained to any person or property in of one aoo.i+34,mt; .'flow, therefore, BE IT ORDAINED by the Commission of the City of Mia,6 Section 1. For the purpose of this ordifan3e . -a . jttf fined to be any vehiole for hire, other than etre l :.rail ed upon a route or routes upon the atreete of the-Oitay O, purpose of reoeiving and oarrying and discharging as'ps0 persons as offer themselves for transportation along aUa r or between points thereon, or operated in etiph tnanx':aac, of transportation similar to that a000rded by a:et*vet'r Section 2. That before any person eh#4'b V kiP any such vehiole or jitney bus for .hire upon t to tx' e Miami, the owner thereof shall give seouri:t7,' rive Thousand (05,000) dollars for eaoh vehia operated, the said eeourity or indeni y tO damages whioh may be finally adjudged :age+ " ole or jitney bus for hire because of #the limb ::r property of another, proxipattk, gent, or reoklese operation of anon *On, the streets of the City of Miami, P].o'i4i ed by the owner, his eervante, agent+-e liability of the principal and th0 " ty, shall be limited to the aunt juries sustained in an♦y one a0a more of such vehiolea or 4. person or not, may be oovered by blanket seourity, or indemnity, in the sum of Ten Thousand dollar° (410,000), conditioned as hereinbe« fore provided. Seotion 3. That the terms "Seouritr" or "Indemnity" as titled in this ordinanoe shall be oonstrued to mean an indemnity bond signed by the owner or owners of the one or more vehidlee or jitney busses to be covered thereby, as prinoipale, and by a surety oompany, authorised to do business in this State, as surety; or oash money in a sum, equal to the seourity required to be given, deposited it trust in such manner and under suoh oonditions as shall be approved by the City Manager. of the City of Miami. he requirement of the City Manager as to the man- ner and oondition of such deposit shall be uniform as to all, persons who furnish seourity, or indemnity, and who furnish Dash money in a sum equal to the security required to be given as herein provided for. All bonds and other seourity or indemnity required to be given under this ordinanoe shall be eubjeot to approval, as to the form thereof, by the City Attorney. Seotion 4. From and after the passage of this ordinanoe, it shed1 be unlawful for any person to operate, or pause or permit to be operat- ed, upon the etreete of the City of Miami, Florida, for hire, any suoh vehicle or jitney bus owned by him without having first oomplied with the provisions of this ordinanoe and furnished the security, or indemn- ity, hereinprovided for. That any person violating this ordinanoe, up- on oonviotion shall be punished by a fine of not -more than Taro hundred, dollars ($200), or imprisonment for not more than sixty (60) days, ox' both, in the disoretion of the Municipal Judge. Seotion b. It is hereby declared that the requirement that this ordinanoe be read on two separate days has been dispensed with by a four -fifths (4/5) vote of the members of the Commission. Seotion 6. It is hereby deolared that it has been determined, and it hereby is determined, by the City Commission, that this ordi- nanoe is an emergency measure, on the ground of urgent publio need, for the preservation of peaoe, health, safety and property, and is pass- ed by a vote of not less than four -fifths (4/5) of the members of the Commission. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day of January, A. D. 1922. APPROVED: 0. D. LEPFLER MAYOR ATTEST: H. E. ROSS CITY CLERK Moved by E. C. Romfh and seconded by J. I. Wilson that ordinanoe No. 66 be passed and adopted on its seoond and final reading as read. On roll oall the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummus, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. H. Gil- man, yes; E. C. Romfh, yes. Motion parried and Ordinanoe No. 66 passed and adopted on its se3ond and final reading as read. PROVIDING FOR SECURITY OF INDEMNITY BY OWNER! _OP FOR BI RE OARS ordinanoe No. 67, being an ordinanoe providing for the giving of seourity or in- demnity by the owners of automobiles for hire, was introduoed by J. E. Lummus, and upon hie motion, seconded by J. I. Wilson, was given its first reading and read by title only. Moved by J. E. Lummus and seoonded by J. I. Wilson that ordinanoe No. 67 be passed on its first reading as read. On roll oall the vote Wa8ae follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummus, yes; J. I. Wilson, yea; J. A. Gilman, yes; E. C. Romfh, yes. Motion parried and Ordinanoe No. 67 passed on its f:,'0t ?eading as read. It was moved by J. E. Lummus and seoonded by J. I. Wilson that Ordinance No. 67 be given its second and final reading and read in full. Motion °styled and Ordinanoe No. 67 given its eeoond and final reading and read in frill, SS .follows: ORDINANCE NO. 67. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE GIVING OF SBOURITY OF IIiTITY BY THE OWNERS OF AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE OPERATED UPON TB& WRESTS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI; PROVIDING THE AMOUNT 0P SUM 8 0i '2ITY, .OR INDEMNITY; PROVIDING FOB THE GIVING OP BLANKET 8,30URITt, OR DF.LU ITY , IN CERTAIN OASES; PROVIDING THE AMOUNT 0P S WE SECURITY, OR INDEMNITY; DEFINING AN AUTOMOBILE PCB BIR$..; IT UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO OPERATE OR CAUSE, 01 PERMIT, OPERATED FOR HIRE UPON THE STREETS OF T.ra OSTY QV. UTAMI. At MOBILE OWNED BY HIM, WITHOUT HAVING COMPLIED WITH TURBO OF THIS ORDINANCE; PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION ORDINANCE. WHEREAS, there are being operated, upon the s.t:eett8 :4 the.. Miami, Florida, a large number of automobiles for hiss:; d WHEREAS, the Commission deems it necessary, in tb,:: publio safety and welfare, that the owners of saccih *' hp1 operated ux or. the streets of the City of Miami, eeourity, or indemnity, against the loss of,•or..da or property, :f any person by reason of the cart less operation of such automobile for hire upon - of Miami; and, WHEREAS, the Commission believes, and two. d or inderrr. i ty , ir. the sum of Five Thousand dollar mobile operated for hire upon the etreete 011 a reasonable security, or indemnity, to reed 4ri automobile for hire whioh is now, or whtob upon the streets of the city of Utami; the be oonditioned to pay any damages which lea meat against the owner of any euoh automobile for hire beoatlae'Of the lose of, or damage to, the life, limb, or property of another, proxi- mately paused by the careless, reoklees or negligent operation of South automobile for hire upon the streets of the Oity of Miami, Florida; pro- vided, that the liability of the prinoipal and auretiea upon any Such seourity, or indemnity, shall be limited to the eum of Five Thousand dollars 45,000) for injuries sustained to persons or property in 441 one aooident; now, therefore, BE IT ORDAIItED by the Commission of the Oity of Miami; Section 1. That before any person shall have the right to operate any automobile for hire upon the streets of the Oity of Miami, the own- er of eaoh suoh automobile so operated for hire, shall give seourity, or indemnity, in the sum of Five Thousand dollars (5,000), for eaoh suoh automobile to be so operated; the said seourity, or indemnity, to be conditioned to pay any damages which may be finally adjudged against the owner of any suoh automobile for hire because of the loss or, or damage to, the life, limb or property of another, proximately paused by the careless, reoklesa, or negligent operation of suoh automobile for hire upon the streets of the Oity of Miami, Florida, whether the same be so operated by the owner, hie servants, agents or employees; provided that the liability of the principal and sureties upon any suoh seourity, or indemnity, shall be limited to the sum of rive Thousand dollars (0,000) for injuries sustained in any one aooident; and provid- ed further that two or more automobiles for hire, whether owned by the same person, or not, may be covered by blanket seourity, or indemnity, in the sum of Ten Th.uaand dollars (410,000), conditioned as hereinafter provided. 8eotion 2. That the owner, or owners, of any two, or more, auto- mobiles for hire, shall have the right to furnish blanket seourity, or indemnity, in the sum of Ten Thousand dollars (410,000), oonditioned as provided by 8eotion hereof, and limiting the liability'of the principal and sureties upon such indemnity to the sum of Five Thousand dollars (*5,00) for damages to life, limb or property in any one aooident. The furnishing of each blanket seourity, or indemnity, oovering any two, or more, automobiles for hire, whether owned by the same person or not, shall be deemed a oomplianoe with this ordinanoe. Section 3. That the terms "security" or "Indemnity", as used in this ordinanoe, shall be construed to mean an indemnity bond signed by the owner, or owners, of one or more automobiles, to be covered there- by, as principal, and by a surety oompany authorized to do business in this State, as surety; or oash money in a sum equal to the seourity re- quired to be given, deposited in trust, in such manner and under suoh conditions as shall be approved by the City Manager of the Oity of Miami. The requirement of the City Manager as to the manner and condition of such deposit shall be uniform as to all persona who furnish seourity, or indemnity, and who furnish oash money in a sum equal to the seourity re- quired to be given as herein provided for. All bonds and other security, or indemnity, required to be given under this ordinance, shall be sub- ject to approval, as to the form thereof, by the City Attorney. Seotion 4. That an automobile for hire within the meaning of this ordinance, shall be construed to be any automobile used in transporta- tion of any person or persons for a oonsideration, operated upon the streets of the City of Miami, Florida, and driven and operated while transporting such person or persons, either by the owner thereof, or some person in his employ, excluding only that clash of public automo- tive oonveyanoes which are operated over speoifio routes. Seotion 5. From and after the passage of this ordinance, it shall be unlawful for any person to operate, or to oause, or permit to be op- erates, u,on the streets of the City of Miami, Florida, for hire, any automobile owned by him, without having first complied with the provi- sions of this ordinance, and furnished the security, or indemnity, herein provided for. Section 6. That any person violating this ordinanoe, upon oonviotion, shall be punished by a.fine of not more than Two Hundred dollars (200), or imprisonment for not more than sixty (60) days, or both, in the di,a- oration of the Municipal Judge. Section 7. It is hereby deolared that the requirement that thie.or- dinanoe be read on two separate days has been dispensed with by a four, - fifths (4/5) vote of the members of the Commission. Seotion 8. It is hereby deloared that it has been determined, and.. it hereby is 'determined, by the Oity Commission, that this ordinance is an emergency measure, on the ground of urgent public need for the preae:- vation of peaoe, health, safety and property, and is passed by a vote of not leap• thar. four -fifths (4/5) of the members of the 0omuissi.on. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day of January, A. b Mg. AP PR 0VED: C. D. LAMAR ATTEST: M.Y0R 1:. E. ROSS C I TY C LER:: Loved by J. E. Lummus and seconded by J. I. Wilson that and doted on Its second and final reading as read. follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummua, yee; : en, yes; E. C. Romfh, yes. Motion oarried and Ord: as read. PAYMENT OF L R . :i . JAMPB LL The City Manager submitted the following letter 19, 1922, together with letter attaohed thereto Oemmissiorer, direoted to Mr. Campbell u*d_mr' request that the Oity eommieaiou make an a the property referred to in the o Letter of E. L.'Brady Miami, Florida, Deo. 16, 1919. Mr. J. R. Campbell, Miami, Florida. Dear Sirs The City of Miami agrees to move the present Building now on the north 28 feet of Iota 11 and 12, Blook 18 N. 26 feet south and to put same in the same condition as it was, without any ooet to you. Yours truly E. L. BRADY Dook Come. potter of Mr. Campbell Miami, Florida, Jan. 19, 1922. Mr. P. E. Wharton, City Manager, Miami, Florida. Dear Sir and Friend: Your letter of the 17th instant received, and in regard to the garage $100 ie very small amount, but to settle the matter I will aooept it. Respeotfully, JOHN R CAMPBELL Thereupon the following Resolution was introduoed: RESOLUTION NO. 130. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE OITY MANAGER TO PURCHASE GARAGE FROM J. R. CAMPBELL FOR THE SUM OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS (4100) AND TRANSFERRING AND APPROPRIATING tun SUM FOR THE PURCHASE. BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: Seotion 1. That the City Manager be and he is hereby authorised to purchase said garage at and for the eum of One Hundred dollars ($i00). Section 2. That the sum of One Hundred ($100) be transferred from the Excise Tax to the Current Outlay to be used for this purpose and the said sum is hereby appropriated from the transferred a000unt for the aaid purchase of garage. PASSED AI;D ADOPTED this 24th day of January, A. D. 1982. C. D. L + FLER ATTEST: MAYOR H. E. ROSS CITY CLERK Moved by J. I. Wilson and seconded by J. H. Gilman that Resolution No. 130 be passed and adopted. On roll oall the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yea; J. E. Lumcr.us, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes; E. C. Ramfh, yea. Motion o.ar- ried ar.d aesolution No. 130 passed and adopted. TRAITSFEa OF CREDIT BALAL'OE IR M► B, DEPARTMENT, The Director of Finance appeared before the Commission and requested that they' trar.cer #350 from Miscellaneous Expense in the Fire Department to Ourrent Outlay in the same Department for the purchase of a motorcycle, and the following _re0olution was ;r.troduoed by J. E. Lummue: RESOLUTION NO. 131. A RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING $350 PROM Imam, ',ARBOUR EXPENSE IN THE FIRM DEPARTMENT APPRO- PRIATION TO CURRENT OUTLAY IN THE SAME =AMP MENT FOR ¶IRE PUROHABE OF MOTOROYOLE. WHEREAS, the Director of Pi.na.noe has requested that the. 0 transfer the sum of $360 from Misoellaneous xpenSe tn t144 Vdr ment Appropriation to Current Outlay the same Dep +o4t Qr chase of a motoroycle for the sum of 360; now, therefc1`+.M,. BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the Oity p '. That the request of the Director of "inane* bs'. ed and the said sum of $380 be appropriated for the stated. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 24th day of Januaa, :. 0. D. 1.40140 MAYOR, ATTEST: H. 3. ROSS OITY OLEFIN Moved by J. E. Lummue and seconded by J. I. Wilson that Resolution NO. 131 be paltat and adopted. On roll call the vote was as follows' 0. D. Leffler, mus, yea; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes; E. 0. Romfh, yea.. MbtiOn d Carried and Resolution No. 131 passed and adopted. 0ANOELLINO OF LIENS WTI:MEANING Resolution No. 132 was introduced by J. H. Gilman and read as followes RESOLUTION NO. 132. RESOLUTION CANCELLING AND DISOBARGING CER- TAIN CLAIMS ?OR LIENS FOR LOT OI,BINING PUR- POSES. WHPMEAS, the 0ity of Miami had oertai,n lots cleaned between Sept- ember 17th, 1921, and Deoember 7th, 1921, and it appears that there was no resolution of the Commission authorizing suoh work to be done and that suoh claims cannot legally be enforoed; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the Oity Oommission of the Oity of Miami; that all claims for liens for lot cleaning purposes wbexe the work was done between the 17th day of September, 1921, and the 7th day of Deoember, 1921, be and they are hereby oanoelled and set aside. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Direotor of the Department of Fi- nanoe be and he is hereby authorized to refund to any persons who have paid for suoh work done between said dates all moneys so paid. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Director of the Department of Finanoe is hereby authorized to cancel upon his books all unpaid liens for lot oleaning purposes between said dates. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 84th day of January, A. D. 1922. C . D. LEe'FLER MAYOR ATTEST: E. E. ROSS CITY CLERK It was moved by J. H. Gilman and seoonded by A. O. Romfh that Resolution No. 132 be passed and adopted as read. On roll call the vote was as follows; 0. D. Lef- fler, yes; J. E. Lurmus, yes; J. I. Wilson, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes; E. O. Romfh, yes. Motion oarried and Resolution No. 132 passed and adopted as read. ADJOURNMENT 11:2O A. ld. At 11:2C a. r., there being no further business to oome before the Commission, it was moved and seconded that the Meeting be adjourned. Motion oarried. ATTEST: [ff( y. rC I T'f O LE] crr OF MBA DOCUMEN: MEETING DATE: INDEJanuary 24, 1922 X ITEM NO DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION 1 2 4 5 6 AUTHORIZING CITY MANAGER TO ACCEPT THE OFFER OF THE WALDECK-DEAL DREDGING COMPANY ACCEPTING THE OFFER OF MR. THOMAS C.F. O'BRIEN AND AUTHORIZING CONTRACT WITH HIM DIRECTING CITY ATTORNEY TO DEFEND SUIT AGAINST W.K. LANCASTER BY H.L. WOODWARD FOR DAMAGES AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF GARAGE FROM J.R. CAMPBELL TRANSFERRING $350.00 FROM MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE IN THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE PURCHASE OF MOTORCYCLE CANCELLING AND DISCHARGING CERTAIN CLAIMS FOR LIENS FOR LOT CLEANING PURPOSES COMMISSION ACTION R-127 R-128 R-129 R-130 R-131 R-132 RETRIEVAL CODE NO. 00127 00128 00129 00130 00131 00132