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COMMISSION
MINUTES
OF MEETING HELD ON December 5, 1922
PREPARED SY. THE OFFICE OF THE . CI'ry CLERK
_ CITY HALL,
December 5th, 1922. 1.1 1
MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA.
On the 5th day of Deoember, A. D. 1922, the Commission of the City of Miami, met in
regular session at the City Hall in Miami, Florida. The meeting was called to order
at 9:00 o'olook a. m., and on roll pall the following members were present:
C. D. Leffler, J. E. Lummus, J. H. Gilman.
ABSENT: J. I. Wilson and E. C. Romfh.
READING OF THE MINUTES OF MEETING OF NOVEM1 R 28TH
The Clerk read the minutes of the meeting of November 28th, whioh were approved and ao-
oepted as written.
RESOLUTION ON THE DEATH OF MRS. TENA A. WILSON WIFE OF COMMISSIONER J. I. WILSON
The following resolution was offered and unanimously adopted by the Commission:
RESOLUTION NO. 576.
A RESOLUTION ON THE DEATH OF MRS. TEN& A. WILSON,
THE BELOVED WIPE OF OUR ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER, J.
I. WILSON.
WHEREAS, we the members of the Miami City Commission, have learned of
the death of Mrs. Tena A. Wilson, beloved wife of J. I. Wilson, a member of
the City Commission, and
WHEREAS, Mrs. Wilson was a faithful and devoted wife, an earnest Chris-
tian worker, a woman of refinement and great strength of character
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that while bowing in humble submission
to the will of an all -wise providence, we individually and as the Board of
the Miami City Commissioners, extend to our bereaved associate, J. I. Wil-
ton, and his immediate family our most profound hearfelt sympathies in his
hour of great sorrow.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution be spread upon the minutes
of the Board, and a copy to be furnished to Mr. J. I. Wilson.
COMPLAINT OF RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS FLOODED CONDITION OF S. W. ELEVENTH AVE.
Mr. E. H. Pierson and D. J. Houlahan, together with other residents in the neighborhood of
01d Avenue Q, now llth Avenue, appeared before the Commission and urged speedy action on
the construction of storm sewers within that district, and also urged that the type of
construction of the streets known as Southwest llth Avenue be so changed as to give a per-
manent foundation. The City Manager reported that proper resolutions had been heretofore
duly passed by the City Commission authorizing the construction of the street and that the
oontraot therefor had been let to the J. J. Quinn Company, but that work had not as yet
been begun by the contractor on that street. The Committee also complained that the pumps
for the drainage of the Sanitary Sewers were of insufficient capacity and urged that the
Commission take such action as might be necessary to put in proper number of pumps in
order to remedy the situation and keep clean the Sanitary Sewers. The Committee also com-
plained that the Sanitary Sewers in that distriot are stopped up and had been stopped up
for two months. The City Manager reported that while the sewers were to some extend ob-
structed they were not completely stopped up. Thereupon the following resolution was
introduced by Commissioner J. H. Gilman:
RESOLUTION NO. 577.
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE CITY MANAGER TO
CONFER WITH CONTRACTOR AND HAVE SAID CONTRAC-
TOR DEFER BEGINNING OF WORK ON S.W. 11TH AVE.
WHEREAS, there has been filed with the Commission complaint as to the
type of oor_etruotion to be used in the construction of S. W. llth Avenue,
and
WHEREAS, the Commission deems it advisable to defer the beginning of
work on the said street; now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami, that the City
Manager be, and he is hereby, requested to confer with the contractor and
have him defer the beginning of work upon Southwest llth Avenue from Flag-
ler Street three blocks South until the matter of the complaint of the oom-
mittee from that district can have further investigation.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Manager is requested to report
back to the City Commission the result of his conference with the contractor.
Moved by J. H. Gilman and seoonded by J. E. Lummus that the said resolution be passed and
adopted. 0n roll call the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummus, yes;
J. H. Gilman, yes. Motion carried and the said resolution passed and adopted.
REQUEST OF T. W. PALMER
FOR QUIT -CLAIM DEED FROM CITY
The City Attorney presented communication to him under date of December 4th, 1922, from T.
W. Palmer asking for a quit -claim deed from the City to W. J. Dougherty to oorreot a dis-
orepanoy in the diseription of the deed from the City of Miami to W. J. Dougherty, dated
November 29th, 1916, filed for reoord Deoember 11, 1916 and recorded in deed book 160 at
page 29, of the Publio Records of Dade County, Florida. The City Attorney stated to the
Commission that in his opinion the quit -claim deed should be executed as requested in or.
der to correct the discrepancy. Thereupon the following resolution was offered by Commie-
sione?r J. E. Lummus:
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RESOLUTION NO. 578.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY MANA-
GER TO FXI,OUTE QUIT -CLAIM DEED TO BE PREPARED BY
THE CITY ATTORNEY.
WHEREAS, it appears that there is a slight disorepanoy in the desorip-
tion of property oonveyed by the City of Miami to W. J. Dougherty by War-
ranty Deed dated November 29th, 1916, all of which is set forth in Entry
No. 25 of Abetraot No. 16077, and
WHEREAS, the Commission deems it advisable that such discrepancy be
oured by a quit -claim deed from the City of Miami to W. J. Dougherty contain-
ing a oorreot desoription of the property intended to be conveyed; now,
therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami, that the Mayor
and City Manager be, and they are hereby, authorized to execute such quit-
claim deed to be prepared by the City Attorney and to be approved by him.
Moved by J. E. Lummus and seconded by J. H. Gilman that the said resolution be passed
and adopted, 0n roll call the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lum-
mus, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes. Motion carried and the said resolution passed and adopted.
The communication presented by the City Attorney from Mr. T. W. Palmer in referenoe. to
the foregoing property is as follows:
Judge A. J. Rose,
First National Bank Bldg.,
City.
Miami, Florida,
Deoember 4th, 1922.
My dear Judge Rose:
I am handing to you attached hereto Abstract No. 16077 covering part of lots
9, 10 and 11, of Block 17 North, City of Miami, as also pencil sketch of
part of lots 10 and 11, of Block 17 North, which was oonveyed by the City of
Miami to W. J. Dougherty by Warranty Deed dated November 2$'t , 1916, ell of
which is set forth in Entry No. 25 of such Abstract.
By comparing the description of the parcel of land conveyat by the Citg of
Miami to Dougherty, as set forth in this Abstract, with the pencil sketch
attached hereto, you will find that there is a slight discrepancy whioh od-
ours in the latter part of the title, and this discrepancy I wish to hate cur-
ed by a quit -claim deed from the City of Miami to W. J. Dougherty containing
a correct description of the property intended to be conveyed.
The latter part of the description reads as follows: "The boundaries of the
above described parcel of land form a five sided figure whose South, East,
I•iorth, Vest and Southeast sides measure This description should read
as follows: "The boundaries of the above described parcel of land form a
five sided figure whose South, East, North, West and Southwest sides measure.."
Thanking you in advance for your usual prompt and courteous attention to this
matter, I am
ARB
Very truly yours,
AUGUSTA BUCHANAN
Secretary to Mr. Palmer
RECEIVING BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF WAREHOUSE
ON MUNICIPAL DOCK
This being the day and hour set for the reoeiving of bids for construction and oom-
pietion of Warehouse $3 on Municipal Dook, the City Manager presented nine (9) bide
received which, on motion of J. E. Lummus, seoonded by J. H. Gilman, were ordered
opened and read and are as follows:
BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND
COMPLETION OF WAREHOUSE ON
MUNICIPAL DOCK, PIER #2.
Geo. N. Smalridge Const. Co.
Sandquist & Snow, Inc.
Biscayne Engineering Company
James Betteridge & Son
George Jahn
The Robert E. McCalley Co.
Knight & Lomas
Halsema Brothers
Wolf Construction Co., Inc.
,$36,620.00
49,984.00
42,160.69
41,114.00
39,816.90
37,500.00
37,764.00
36,500.00
41,574.00
Alternate
.55, 960.Db
49,-269.00
40,753.00
39,196.90
37,400.00
37,364.00
36,150.00
41,224.00
Attached to each of said bide was Bidders Bond in the sum of $6,000.00 to insure
the execution of work according to plans and specifications.
The bids having been tabulated by the City Manager and Direotor of Public Service,
and it appearing that the bid of Halsema Brothers was the lowest and best bid, on
motion of J. H. Gilman, seconded by J. E. Lummus, it was resolved that the bid of
Halsema Brothers for the erection and completion of Warehouse #3 on the Municipal
Docks, according to plans and specifications prepared by H. Hastings Monday, be,
and the same is hereby, accepted. It was further resolved that the City Manager be,
and is hereby, authorized to exeoute on behalf of the City oontraot with Halsema
Brothers for the erection of said warehouse, and that said contract shall include
a reasonable time limit within whioh the said work is to be.00mpleted. It was fur-
ther resolved that the bonds of the unsuooeesful bidders be returned to them by the
City Clerk. 0n roll call the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lum-
mus, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes. Motion carried unanimously.)
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ON MUNICIPAL DOCK
The City Manager, through H. Hastings Monday, Architect, presented plans and estimate
for the oonstruotion of an open shed on the south unit of the Municipal Docks imme-
diately east of the original warehouse, with an estimate that the cost thereof would
not exoeed the sum of 02600.00. After some discussion among the members of the Com-
mission the following resolution was introduced by J. H. Gilman:
RESOLUTION NO. 679.
A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE, CITY MANAGER
TO CAUSE SHED TO BE ERECTED AT MUNICIPAZ
DOCK AT A COST NOT EXCEEDING 02600.00.
WHEREAS, the City Manager, through H. Hastings Munday, Architect, has
presented plans and specifications for the erection and oompletion of an
open shed on the south unit of the Municipal Docks with an estimate of cost
not exoeeding 02600.00, and
WHEREAS, the Commission finds, upon investigation, that such a shelis
neoessary and should be constructed as speedily as possible, now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami, that the City
Manager be, and he is hereby, directed to cause a shed to be erected and
completed by the City at a cost not exceeding $2600.00, according to plans
and specifioations of H. H. Mundy, and that the work be speeded as rapidly
as possible.
Moved by J. H. Gilman and seconded by J. E. Lammas that the said resolution be passed
and adopted. On roll oall the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lum-
mus, yes J. H. Gilman; yes. Motion oarried and the said resolution passed and
adopted.
LIENS FOR IMPROVEMENTS AGAINST PROPERTY OF MIAMI WATER COMPANY
The City Attorney presented a copy of communication from him to W. A. Kohlhepp, Direo-
tor of Finance, in referenoe to the exemption claimed by the Miami Water Company on
special improvements against certain lots owned by the Water Company. Upon motion of
J. E. Lummus, seconded by J. H. Gilman, copy of said communication was ordered filed
and planed upon the recorde:
Mr. W. A. Kohlhepp,
Direotor of Finanoe,
City of Miami, Fla.
Dear Sir:
Miami, Florida,
December 4th, 1922.
Answering your letter of November 22nd With a oopy of improvement
liens against the property of the Miami Water Company, together with
copy of letter from that Company claiming that under the terms of the
franchise the Company is exempt from the payment of these taxes, I beg
to advise that in my opinion it is extremely doubtful if the Company
can claim that these lots are exempt from special assessments levied
thereon. The provisions of the franchise relating to this question pro-
vide that all the property of the Company which is owned at the date of
the grant of the franchise, or which it might thereafter acquire, own,
construct, maintain and operate, under said franchise "shall, during the
said term of this franchise be exempt from the payment of any or all mu-
nicipal taxes or assessments which are or may be assessed or levied by
said City."
The franchise further provides that the performanoe of the coven-
ants and agreements contained in the ordinance granting the franchise on
the part of the grantee to be by it kept and performed, and the granting
to the City of the privileges and benefits recited in the ordinanoes "
shall be in effect a payment of any and all such taxes and assessments
which are or may be assessed or levied by said City during the term of
this franchise."
The general rule is that in the absence of express authorization,
a municipal corporation has no power to exempt lands from special assess-
ment.
It is also the general rule that exemption from taxation does not
include exemption from special assessments. Accordingly, property of
an incorporated academy, exempt "from all taxation, State, County, Mu-
nicipal and special", was held by the courts to be not thereby exempt
from assessments for local improvements. It has also been held that lo•
cal assessments are not included in an exemption from taxation for State,
County, City or other municipal purposes. It has also been held that an
exemption from "all public taxes, rates and assessments" does not in-
clude a municipal assessment for local improvements.
I can find no defision of the supreme court of the State of Flori-
da upon thie question. It is to be observed that the franchise exempts
all property which is now or may hereafter be acquired, owned, construot-
ed, maintained and operated under said franchise by said grantee", the
Water and Light Company. I do not think that the language quoted ne-
cessarily means all of the property which may be owned by the Company
but is limited to such property as is owned by the Company" and operated
under said franchise" by the Company; even if the Company is entitled to
any exemption at all.
The amount involved in this matter is a veryoonsiderable sum of
money, and I am making a copy of this for the City Commission so that
they may deoide as to whether or not proper action shall be brought to
recover the money, and thereby make a test case of the question involved.
Yours very truly,
A. J. ROSE
City Attorney
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Thereupon upon motion of J. H. Gilman, seconded by J. E. Lummus, it was resolved that
the City Commission, while not acknowledging that the Water Company is exempt from
assessments for special improvements, take no immediate action upon the said matter
referred to in the foregoing oommunioation presented by the City Attorney. On roll
oall the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummus, yes; J. H. Gilman,
yes. Motion carried.
ORDINANCE REGULATING AIR VESSELS AND PILOTS ON FIRST READING
An Ordinanosentitled "AN ORDINANCE DEFINING AIR VESSELS, CREATING A BOARD OF AFRO EX-
AMINERS, LICENSING AND REGULATING AIR VESSELS AND PILOTS,
AND DEFINING THE AREA OVER
THE CITY IN WHICH AIR VESSELS MAY BE OPER&TED1', was introduoed by J. E. Lummus, and
on his motion, seconded by J. H. Gilman, the said ordinance was given its first read-
ing and read by title only. Moved by J. E. Lummus and seconded by J. H. Gilman that
the said Ordinance be passed on its first reading by title only. 0n roll call the
vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummus,yes,J.H.Gilman, yes. Motion
carried and the said ordinance passed on its first reading.
ACCEPTING DEDICATION OF STREET AND P4RY. N. E. THIRD AVENUE -CITY
An Ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE STREET AND PARK
AS THE SAME: IS SHOWN ON THE PLAT AUTHORIZED BY THE CITY COMMISSION TO BE EXECUTED BY
THE MAYOR AND CITY MANAGER OF THE OPENING AND EXTENSION OF NORTHEAST THIRD AVENUE THRU
PART OF LOT NINE OF GOLDCOURT AND LOTS FIFTEEN, THIRTY-SIX AND THIRTY-SEVEN OF BANKERS
PARK, ADDITIONS TO THE CITY OF MIAMI", was introduced by J. H. Gilman. On motion of
J. H. Gilman, seconded by J. E. Lummus, the said ordinance was given its first reading
and read by title only. Moved by J. H. Gilman and seconded by J. E. Lunmu8 that the
said ordinance be passed on its first reading. On roll call the vote was as follows:
C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummus, yes; J. H. Gilman, yes. Motion carried and the
said Ordinance passed on its first reading.
ACCEPTING DEDICATION OF STREETS IN SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS "GLENSIDE"
An ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE STREETS IN THE
SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS "GLENSIDE", was offered by J. H. Gilman. Attached to the plat
submitted with the Ordinance was the certificate of W. A. Kohlhepp, Director of Fi-
nance, in reference to liens and taxes against the property or parcels of land in-
cluded in the said subdivision, which on motion of J. H. Gilman, seconded by J. E.
Lummus, was ordered spread upon the minutes&
Board of Commissioners,
City of Miami, Fla.
Miami, Florida,
Deoember 5, 1922.
Gentlemen: RE: Taxes and Liens
Subdivision known as "GLENSIDE".
I hereby certify that all city taxes, including 1922,
and all city liens for improvements, etc., that have been
turned into this office for collection, have been paid on
the property included in the plat named above, which is
now being offered for approval, and which is described on
the city's reoords as follows:
A subdivision of Lot 2 of Rivermont as
recorded in Plat Book "B" at page 95 of the
Public Records of Dade County, Florida.
Reapeotfully submitted,
W. A. KOHLNF.PP
Director of Finance.
'On motion of J. H. Gilman, seconded by J. E. Lummus, the said Ordinance was given
its first reading and read by title only. Moved by J. H. Gilman and seconded by
J. E. Lummus that the said ordinance be passed on its first reading. On roll call
the vote was as f ollows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummus, yes; J. H. Gilman,
yes. Motion oarried and the said ordinance passed and adopted on its first read-
ing.
AUTHORIZING SIGNING OF CONTRACTS WITH.DORR COMPANY
The City Manager presented contract between Dorr Company, Inc., and the City of Miami,
in duplicate signed by the Dorr Company, together with bond of the Dorr Company to the
City, and on motion of J. E. Lummus, seconded by J. H. Gilman, it was resolved that the
City Manager be, and he is hereby, authorized to sign said contracts on behalf of the
City of. Miami upon the presentation of a bond, approved as to form by the City. lttorney.
0n roll call the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yea; J. E. Lummus, yes; J. H.
Gilman, yes. Motion carried and the said resolution passed and adopted.
AUTHORIZING PREPAZATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS POR PASSENGER SHELTER ON DOCKS
C. W. Murray, Director of Publio Service, in pursuance of instructions given to him
at the October 24th, 1922, meeting, shown on page 69 of Minute Book 13, presented a
sketch showing passenger shelter prepared by H. H. Munday, Arohiteot, with an estimated
cost thereof of $6500.00. 0n motion of J.E. Lummus, seconded by J. H. Gilmaa, it was
resolved that H. H. Munday be, and he is hereby, authorized to prepare plans and spe-
cifications for the passenger shelter to be oo nstruoted on the Municipal Docks together
with estimate of the cost thereof at the next meeting of the City Commission. On roll
call the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler-, yes; J. E. Lummus, yes; J. H. Gilman,
yes. Motion unanimously carried.;
AUTHORIZING ALLOWANCE OF WIDOWS EXEMPTIONS
IN CERTAIN CASES
A resolution authorizing the allowance of widows exemptions, as detailed in the reso-
lution Was introduced by J. H. Gilman and is as follows:
baeti ber. 49 $
RESOLUTION NO. 580.
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A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ALLOWANCE OP WIDOWS
EXEMPTIONS, AS DETAILED IN THIS RESOLUTIQN.
WHEREAS, the Director of Finanoe has certified that the following per-
sons have filed affidavits stating that they are widows with dependents, or.
dependent widows, and are entitled to oertain Widows Exemption; now, there-
fore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami that the Direotor
of Finanoe be, and he is hereby, authorized to allow exemption to the follow-
ing named persons, in the amount set opposite their names:
Mary I. Hart $8.75
Ellie L. Kitchen 8 75
Mrs. Emma L. Robertson 8 75
Mrs. Sarah B. Weaver 8 76
Ada S. Patterson 8 75
Mrs. G. E. Studetill 8 75
Sophia Young 8 75
Odiah Knowles . 8.76
JessieMrs. Mrs. Mary W.PHawkins. . ... . .. .. 8.75
Mrs. Catherine Condon 8 75
Cora E. Logan . 8 76
Anna Belle Watson . . . . . 8 75
Moved by J. H. Gilman and seconded by J. E. Lummus that the said resolution be passed and
adopted. On roll call the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E. Lummus, yes;
J. H. Gilman, yes. Motion carried and the said resolution passed and adopted as read.
APPROPRIATING $1200.00 FROM GENERAL FUND SURPLUS ALLOWANCE FOR DIS00UNTS.DEC. PAYTS.'22 TAXES
A resolution appropriating the sum of 01200.00 from the unencumbered General Fund Surplus
for the purpose of allowing discounts on December payments of 1922 taxes, was introduced
by J. E. Lummus and was read in full as follows;
RESOLUTION NO. 581.
A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF TWELVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS ($1200.00) FROM THE UNENCUMB41ED GENERAL FUND
SURPLUS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ALLO4WING DISCOUNTS ON DE-
CEMBER PAYMENTS OF 1922 TAXES.
WHEREAS, the Director of Finance reports that discounts were taken on
payments of 1922 taxes during the month of November, in the stun of $4,990.00,
which is approximately an increase over last year of sixty five per oent, and
it is necessary to make further appropriation to take care of the December
allowance for discounts, now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami, that the sum of
Twelve Hundred Dollars ($1200.00) be, and is hereby, appropriated from the
unencumbered general fund surplus for the purpose of covering the cash dis-
oounts to be allowed on December payments.
Moved by J. E. Lummus and seconded by J. H. Gilman that the said resolution be passed and
adopted. On roll call the vote was as follows: C. D. Leffler, yes; J. E.Lummue, yes;
J. H. Gilman, yes. Motion carried and the said resolution passed and adopted as read.
AUTHORIZING CERTAIN TRANSFERS DEPTS. OF PUBLIC SAFETY & PUBLIC SERVICE
A resolution entitled "A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CERTAIN TRANSFERS WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT
OF PUBLIC SERVICE AND THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY", was introduced by J. H. Gilman:
RESOLUTION NO. 582.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING OERTAIN TRANSFERS WITHIN
THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBIdC SERVICE AND THE DEPARTMENT
OF PUBLIC SAFETY.
WHEREAS, the Director of the Department of Public Service, and the Di-
rector of the Department of Public Safety Safety, have requested certain
transfers being necessary to the proper maintenance of their departments;
now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami, that the Direc-
tor of Finance be, and he is hereby, authorized to make certain transfers
between unencumbered balances in appropriations within the Department of
Public Safety and the Department of Public, Service, as follows:
Section 1. To transfer from the excessive unencum-
bered balance in the appropriation for:
Oil - Grease - Garage $ 84.51
Small Tools - Garage 260.00
334.T1
to the credit of:
Wages - Garage.
4 60.00
Repair Parts - Garage 284.61
4334.51
Seotion 2. To transfer the sum of 4460.00 from the
unencumbered balance in the appropriation for:
Salaries - Police Department
to the appropriation for:
Feeding Prisoners - Police Department.
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INVITATIOIN TO MASONIC OEBEMONY LAYING 0P CORNERSTONE OP MARI TEMPLE
Mr. Fred W. DeLaney appeared before the Commission and extended an invitation to the
1 Commission to attend the ceremony of laying the cornerstone of the new Masonic Temple
on December 7th at 2 p. m.
ADJOURNMENT 11:50 A.M.
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ATTEST:
At 11:50 A. M., there being no further business to oome before the Board at this meet-
ing, on motion of J. E. Lummus, seconded by J. H. Gilman, the meeting was adjourned.
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ITEM N0.' DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION
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CITY OF MIAMI
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MEETING DATE:
INDE December 5, 1922
COMMISSION 1 RETRIEVAL
ACTION CODE N0.
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CONDOLENCE - DEATH OF MRS. TENA A. WILSON, WIFE OF
J. I. WILSON, COMMISSIONER
REQUESTING CITY MANAGER TO CONFER WITH CONTRACTORS AND
BEGINNING OF WORK ON S.W. 11TH AVENUE DEFERRED
QUIT -CLAIM DEED TO W. J. DOUGHERTY - NOVEMBER 29, 1916
DIRECTING CITY MANAGER TO CAUSE SHED TO BE ERECTED AT
CITY DOCK
AUTHORIZING ALLOWANCE OF WIDOWS EXEMPTIONS
APPROPRIATING $1,200.00 FOR PURPOSE OF ALLOWING
DISCOUNTS ON DECEMBER 1922 TAXES
AUTHORIZING CERTAIN TRANSFERS WITHIN DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
SERVICE AND SAFETY
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R-577
R-578
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R-580
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