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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1924-12-30 MinutesCOMMISSION MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON December 30, 1924 PREPARED BY 7011 FIOE OF THE.CITY CLERK CITY NALL ' MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OP COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF NIAMI, FLA. On this 30th day of December, A. D. 1924, the Commission o the City of Miami Florida, met in regular session at the City Hall in Miami, Fiords . The meet ing was called to order at 9;00 o'olook A. M. by Chairman E. C. Romfh and on roll pall the following members of the Commission were present: E. C. Romf h, J. E. Lummus, C. D. Leffler, J. H. Gilman. ABSENT: J. I. Wilson. READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF MEETING OF DECllMBER 23RD The Clerk read the minutes of the meeting of the Commission on December 23rd mad there being no corrections or additions to be made thereto, on motion duly made and seconded, the minutes were approved and confirmed. REPORT OF GRAND JURY CONCERNING AFFAIRS OF JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL The report of the Grand Jury on the affairs of the Jackson Memorial Hospital was received at this meeting, and on motion duly made and seconded, the same was or- dered read and copied upon the minutes of the meeting and is as follows: Miami, Florida, Deoember 20th, 1924. TO THE HONORABLE A. J. ROSE and the HONORABLE H. F. ATKINSON: Judges of the Circuit Court: In ooneequenoe of the many and oaried rumors circulated about the City, in regard to they City Hospital, rules, regulations and management, it was deemed advisable that the Grand Jury make an investigation as to these matters, in order to bring before the City Commission and the public, the real facts, so that in the ev- ent the rumors were true, that proper rules and regulations and management might be made, and provided for by the City Commission and the Grand Jury has gone into these matters to the best of its ability, and from the examination wbioh the Grand Jury deems very thorough, we find that the City of Miami is oertainly fortunate .in having such an equipped hospital, although at the present time it is inadequate to take oare, properly, of all the patients wbioh should be admitted to the City Hospital. The Purohasing Department has what we deem a proper sys- tem in vogue at the hospital, and under that system, bide for sup- pliee are solicited and bids are kept on file, and the system seems to be very thorough, and we can see no cause for oomplaint in this respect. In regard to the care of patients after they are admitted to the hospital, we can find no complaint whatsoever, as we find that the patients are oared for and given the best of attention. Now in regard to the admission of patients where we find the most complaints, we deem it advisable to make some comments. The City Hospital should be a charity hospital, and should not en- . ter into competition with private institutions, as the tax payers of Miami would not object to paying all of the expense necessary for the proper oars of the sick and those people who are unable to pay the prioes at private institutions. We are of the opinion, that having in mind that the real purpose of this hospital is for charitable purposes, that charity patients should at all times be admitted, while wards for pay pati- ents are vacant, even though the charity ward is full. We understand the rule to be that what are called emer- gency oases are admitted to the City Hospital, immediately upon oall and without gaestion as to ability to pay, and although many com- plaints have been made that suoh patients are not admitted without being interrogated, and without considerable red tape, yet we find that the general rule is and inetruotions are, that emergenoy pati- ents be admitted without question as to financial ability to pay, but that when the charity ward is full and there are charity pati- ents, which should be admitted, they are refueed admission to tb.e hospital until there are vaoanoies in the charity ward, even though the more comfortable wards, what are called pay wards, are vacant. The Grand Jury urge the City Commission to make a rule that charity patients be admitted to the hospital whenever there are any wards in whioh they oan be plan ad, whether charity, semi - pay or full pay wards. This oertainly is the desire of the oiti- zene of Miami, who have erected this instution and payingfor its upkeep. In this respect, the charity patients should have even more consideration than the pay patients, who might find room in a private institution for the same price and get the same attention. It is the duty of the City to give preferenoe in this charity insti- tution to those pateients who oan not pay for such servioee, and then in the event there are rooms after taking care of such oharity pa- tients, pay patients could be taken oare of, but rooms should not be left vacant waiting for pay patients, while oharity patents are ly- ing ill and waiting their turn to get in the oharity ward. We reoommend that the Medical Assooiation should make such rules and regulationsin regard to the oars of emergenoy oases, so that all delays in such oases would be avoided, as in some emer- gency oases, it might be very difficult to looate a staff physioian, so we believe that this oan be taken care of by the dootors giving some thought to this regulation. The Grand Jury has found no cause for reflection on any one in the conduct of the City Hospital, but all of the rumors worth while, have dwindled down to question of not admitting ohari- ty patients in the hospital while there are vacant wards for,pay patients, and we earnestly reoommend that the City Commission give serious thought to this question. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111 11111I111I 1e I 1 11 REPORT OF GRAND JURY CONT' D : We commend the physicians amd other management of the hospital who have so generously donated their time toward charity work in oonneo- tion with the hospital, and if oharity patients can be admitted to our institutions without the question of finanoes, we will oonstder we have one ofthe finest institutions in the South and doing good service. STATE OF FLORIDA) ss: COUNTY Oa DADE ) neoeniber so', 1924 861 1 1 • i F. W. HAHN Foreman GEO. K. ROLANDS Clerk • P1 1 I, Ben Shepard, Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Dade Oonnty, Florida, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is a true and 1 oorreot oppy of the Grand Jury Presentment as filed in this office on Deoember 20th, 1924. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my offioial seal, this the 23rd day of Deoember, A. D. 1924. (CT.CT.SEAL) TRANSFER OF FUNDS (Signed) BEN SHEPARD Clerk Cirouit Court By: (Signed) P. B. ROBINSON, D.C. is SEWER DIVISION I ■ The City Manager submitted the request of the Director of Public Service for a trans- ! fer of pertain funds within the Division of Sewers in the Service Department to which was attaohed the recommendation of the City Manager.: Deoember 23, 1924. File 141-22. Mr. F. H. Wharton, City Manager, Miami, Florida. Dear Sir: - The appropriation balances in the following sewer maintenance funds have become exhausted, and I shall be glad if you will ar- range to have proper transfer made from Account 241-68 - Repairs ffi Materials - to the credit of the accounts as shown: City Commission- Gentlemen: - I recommend the above transfers, as requested by the Di.. reotor of Public Service, and ask that the proper resolution be pass- ed making the transfers. Respectfully, (Signed) F. H. WHARTON City Manager Theraipoh the following resolution making the transfersrerieated was introduced by Mr. Gilman: 241-36, Lights, Water & Ioe $400.00 241-61, 0i1 and Grease 250.00 .650.00 Yours very truly, (Signed) ERNEST COTTON Director of Public Service RESOLUTION NO. 1792. A RESOLUTION TRANSFERING THE SUM OF $650.00 BETWEEN ACCOUNTS WITHIN THE SEWER DIVISION OF —THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE AS SET FORTH HEREIN. BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: That the sum of $650.00 be and the same is hereby transferred from the Aocount "Mater- ials and Repairs", Code 241-48, in the Department of Pubiio Service, to the credit of the following a000 ants: 241-35, Lights, Water & Ioe $400.00 241-61, 0i1 and Grease 250 00 TOTAL $650.00. 0n motion of Mr. Gilman, seconded by Mr. Leffler, the resolution was passed and adopt- ed by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. PROTEC'TIQN OF PEDESTRIANS PETITION IN RE: REGULATIONS POR The following petition addressed to the City Commission and signed by Mrs. T. V. Moore et al was received at this meeting and after being read was ordered filed and oopied upon the minutes of the meeting: 1 1 1 II IBM I 11111111111.1111, i eOefnbe5r' 30th, 1924. TO THE HONORABLE COMMISSION OP THE CITY OP MIAMI, FLORIDA: Believing the welfare of its oitizens to be the first and great- est asset of any City, we, the undersigned,members of the various wo- man's organizations aotive in the building of this city, do hereby oall your attention to the orying need for further traffio regulation which shall give a more adequate protection to the pedestrians, and do offer the following artioles for your consideration: I. That all traffio of motor vehicles be halted at the important street interseotions of the downtown district at stated intervals to insure to pedestrians a safe oroaaing - a method used successfully in at least one great northern city. II. That a system of alternating one-way streets be adopted to faci- litate the Clearing of traffic in narrow streets. Parking of oars pointing one way on both sides of a one-way street would show the mo- torist whioh direotion to take. III. That traffic officers be instruoted that undue speeding -up of traffic at street intersections, suoh as has been frequently witness- ed in this city, is not of muoh value in olearing Congested traffic, but makes for oonfueion among drivers and is a menaoe to pedestrians as well. Calm and quiet direotion of traffio at a moderate or even slow rate of speed would bring better results. Iv. That traffic officers be instructed. that they are the paid em- ployeesof the citizens of Miami, and that we desire of them gentleman- ly instructions with a view to the safeguarding of us all. V. That drivers' lioenses be required of all persons instead of an owner's license being considered adequate, and that suoh license be granted only after sufficient proof has been given of such persons ability to operate oar with safety to occupants and to pedestrians alike. REFUND OF PORTION OF TAXES ON PROPERTY OF WOMAN'S CLUB A request for a refund of a portion of taxes against All of Block D, Miramar and Lot 1, Block 1, Rice 81 Sullivan's Subdivision, bought by the Woman's Club on June 9th, 1924, was received at this meeting. The total amount of the taxes against the property for the tax year 1924 was $600.00 and it appearing that the property was owned by the Woman's Club 6 months and 22 days of the said tax year and that the taxes for that portion of the year should be refunded a resolution authorizing a refund of $334.86 to the Woman's Club was introduced by Mr. Lummus and is as fol- lows: RESOLUTION NO. 1793. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE REFUND OF $,334.S6 TO THE WOMAN'S CLUB. WHEREAS, the taxes for the year 1924 against All of Blook D of Mi- ramar, and Lot 1, Block 1, Rice & Sullivan's Subdivision, was $600.00, and WHEREAS, the said property has been occupied and owned by the Wo- man's Club for the period of 6 months and 22 days of the said tax year 1924, and WHEREAS, it is the opinion of the Commission of the City of Miami that the said property should be exempted from taxes for the portion of the year that the said property was owned and occupied by the Woman's Club ani that the money collected therefor should be refunded, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Mi- ami: That the Direotor of Finance be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to refund to the Woman's Club the sum of $334.86. On motion of Mr. Lummus, seconded by Mr. Leffler, the resolution was passed and adopt ed by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. HOSPITAL WARD FURNISHINGS ACCEPTING BID OF F.T. BUDGE CO. The City Manager submitted the following oommunioation in referenoe to the furnish- ing of the new hospital ward: Deoember 30th, 1924. City Commission - 1" Gentlemen: - In the matter of furnishings for the new Hospital Ward, we sought bids from all looal dealers, as well as several large out of town dealers, and after checking up bids we have considered the bid of the Frank T. Budge Company as being the best bid. I am attaching, hereto, a list of the artioles on which com- petitive bids were seoured and the prioesbid by the Frank T. Budge Com- pany. I would reoommend, and would like to be given authority to plaoe this order. Money for this purpose was appropriated sometime ago. Respeotfully, (Signed) F. H. WHARTON City Manager And the prioes bid by the Prank T. Budge Company meeting with the approval of the Com- mission the following resolution accepting the offer and authorizing the City Mana- ger to purchase the furnishings set forth in said offer was introduced by Mr. Lummus and is as follows: December 30, i924. 363 II 11111 II 1111111111111111111111111 I ill 111111111 1111 ®111111®1111111 IIII 1111111111111111IIII 111111111111 I I II I■1 ■ 111111I11 1111 dll l 111I11■ IIe111 I 111111111111 1 RESOLUTION NO. 1794. A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE OFFER OF FRANK T. BUDGE COM- PANY FOR FURNISHINGS FOR NEW HOSPITAL WARD BUILDING MD AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO PURCHASE SAME. WHEREAS, the City Manager reports that upon receipt of competitive bids for the furnishing of the new hospital ward building it appears that the bid of the Prank T. Budge Company at and for the sum of $9032.95 is the best bid received, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: That the offer of the Frank T. Budge Company for furnishings for the new hospital ward building at and for the sum of $9032.95 be, and the same is hereby, aooepted and the City Manager hereby authorized to purohase same. 0n motion of Mr. Lummus, seconded by Mr. Leffler, the resolution was passed and adopt- ed by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. EXTRA WORK UNDER CONTRACT PV-50. AUTHORIZED The City Manager submitted a oommunioation addressed to him from the Direotor of Pu- blic Service in referenoe to extra work neoessary under Contraot Pv-50 which is as follows: Mr. F.H.Wharton; City Manager, Miami, Florida. Dear Sir: December 24th, 1924. File 139-Pv-11. On aocount of the standing water on SW 6th Street and of poor tamping of the street railway traok on the hill to the westward of 3rd Avenue on the same street, it was neoessary to have theoontrao- tor do some repair work on his Contraot Pv-50 which was not 000as- sioned by his faulty work. This amounts to $1076.74, as per Dopy of bill attached. Will you kindly arrange authorization for this as extra work under Contraot Pv-50? Yours very truly, (Signed) ERNEST COTTON Director of Public Service. And thereupon the following resolution authorizing the work was introduoed by Mr. Gil- man: RES') LU'TION NO. 1795. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXTRA WORK DONE UNDER CON- TRACT PV-50 WITH FREEDLUND CONSTRUCTION & SUPPLY CO. WHEREAS, the Director of Public Service reports that for oertain reasons not occasioned by the faulty work of the contractor it is ne- oessary to have some repair work done on SW 6th Street under Contraot Pv40 with the Freedlund Construction & Supply Company which will cost approximately $1,076.74, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: That the extra work necessary under said Contraot to repair SW 6th Street be and the same is hereby authorized. 0n motion of Mr. Gilman, seconded by Mr. Leffler, the resolution was passed and adopt- ed by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Leffler, Lummus, Gilman, Romfh. NAYES: None. WIDENING OF S. W. 17TH COURT DEEDS OF DEDICATION FILED WITH CITY Deeds of dedioation for widening S. W. 17th Court to a width of 45 feet were filed with the City Commission and on motion duly made and seconded the deeds were referred to the City Attorney for examination and approval and with instructions to have same re- oorded. FILING OF PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS & ESTIMATES OF COST FOR NEW IMPROVEMENT WORK The City Manager reported that pursuant to instructions contained in resolutions ad- opted on the 23rd of December, ordering oertain improvements, he had prepared and fil- ed with the City Clerk plans and specifications covering Highway Improvements Nos. 245 to 263, both inclusive; Sidewalk Improvements Nos. 55 to 57, both inclusive; Sa- nitary Sewer Improvements Nos. 104 to 119, both inolusive, and 121 and 122; Storm Sewer Improvements Nos. 103 and 120; Pumping Station for Distriots Sr-110 to 119, both inclusive; and Sanitary Lateral Improvement No. 3; and submitted and filed with the City Clerk at this meeting the estimates of oost oovering the said improvements. ORDERING PUBLICATION OF NOTICE FOR OBJECTIONS TO NEW IMPROVEMENT WORK Thereupon a resolution direoting the City Clerk to cause publioation of notioe of meeting of the Commission to hear objeotions of all interested persons to the oon- firmation of resolutions ordering new improvement workas set forth therein was in- trodnoed by Mr. Lummun and is as follows: RESOLUTION NO. 1796. A RESOLUTION ORDERING PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF MEETING FOR HEARING OF REMONSTRANCES TO CONFIRMATION OF CERTAIN RESOLUTIONS ORDERING IMPROVEMENTS. BE IT RESOLVED by the Commission of the City of Miami: That the City Clerk shall published in the MIAMI HERALD not later than January 6th, 1925, a notioe stating that at a meeting of the City Commission on Tuesday, January 13th, 1925, at 9:00 o'clock A.M., the Commission will hear the objections of all interested parsons to the confirmation of resolutions ordering Highway Improvements Nos. 245 to 263, both in- olusive; Sidewalk Improvements Nos. 55 to 57, both inolusive; Sanitary Sewer Improvements Nos. 104 to 119, both inolusive, and Nos. 121 and 122; Storm Sewer Improvements Nos. 103 and 120; Pumping Station for Districts Sr-110 to 119, both inolusive; and Sanitary Lateral Impror e- ment No. 3, and the plans, speoifioations and estimates filed pursuant to the same. 0n motion of Mr. Lummus, seoonded by Mr. Gilman, the said resolution was passed and adopted by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. PREPARATION OF BALLOT BOX FOR GAS FRANCHISE ELECTION The Commission 'proceeded to prepare the ballot box to be used in the forthcoming speoial election to be held on January 6th, 1925, for the purpose of voting on the gas franohise proposition by planing in a ballot box of cuff ioient size to receive and contain all the ballots to be oast at the eleotion for the approval or rejeo - tio:3 of the the gas franohise twioe as many offioial ballots, oaused to be printed by them, as there are registered qualified voters eligible to vote in the eleotion for the approval or rejeotion of the said franohise; and the said ballot box was plainly marked and labeled with the name of the election for which it is intended. After seourely looking said ballot box, sealing up the keyhole thereof and all other openings, the Commission did send the keys thereof in a sealed envelope by the Chief of Police, who, on motion duly made and seoonded, was made custodian of said ballot box and was plaoed under oath to perform his oommission faithfully and impartially and without favor or prejudioe, to the inspectors of said eleotion to- gether with the said box. ACCEP`ING DEDICATION OF STREETS IN NEW SUBDIVISIONS The Director of Publio Service submitted plate of proposed subdivisions of proper- ty, which plats showed the dedi nation of oertain streets and avenues to the use of the public, and stated that upon examination the plats met with his approval. Or- dinance aocepting and confirming the dedication of the streets shown on said plats were accepted by the following ordinances. 0n motion of Mr. Lummus, seoonded by Mr. Leffler, the charter requirement that all ordinanues be read and passed on two separate occasions, unless dispensed with by a four -fifths vote of the Commis- sion, was dispensed with by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. The ordinanoe entitled: AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS BAY SHORE - UNIT NO. 3 was introduced by Mr. Lummus and on his motion, seconded by Mr. Leffler, was given its first reading by title only and passed on its first reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAPES: None. On motion of Mr. Lummus, seconded by Mr. Gilman, the said ordinance was given its seoond and fi- nal reading in full and passed and adopted on its final reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. The ordinanoe is numbered 305. The ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE ACCE.?TING THE DEDICATION OF THE STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS RENNO SUBDIVISION was introduced by Mr. Gilman and on his motion, seoonded. by Mr. Lefler, was given its first reading by title only and passed on its first reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. On motion of Mr. Gilman, seoonded by Mr. Lummus, the said ordinance was given its seoond and fi- nal reading in full and passed and adopted on its final reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. The ordinance is numbered 306. The ordinanoe entitled: AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS RIDGEWAY was introduoed by Mr. Lummus and on his motion, seoonded by Mr. Leffler, was given its first reading by title only and passedon its first reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. 0n motion of Mr. Lummus, seconded by Mr. Leffler, the said ordinanoe was given its seoond and fi- nal reading in full and passed and adopted on its final reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. The ordinance is numbered 307. The ordinanoe entitled: AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS FEATHERSTONE PARK was introduoed by Mr. Lummus and on his motion, seconded byMr. Gilman, was given !isdembex 30. 1924.. 365 .its first reading by title only and passed on its first reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummua, Gilman. NAYES: None. On motion of Mr. Lummus, eeoonded by Mr. Gilman, the said ordinanoe was given its aeoond and fi- nal reading in full and passed and adopted on its aeoond and final reading by the following vote: AnS: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. The ordinanoe is numbered 308. The ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS ESPERANZA s C ■ 1 w4a introduced by Mr. Leffler and on his motion, seconded by Mr. Lummus, was given its first reading by title only and passed on its first reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. On motion of a Mr. Leffler, seconded by Mr. Lummus, the said ordinanoe was given its second and fi- nal reading in full and passed and adopted on its final reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. The ordinanoe is numbered 309. The ordinance entitled: 1! AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS MORNINGSIDE was introduced by Mr. Lummus and on his motion, seconded by Mr. Leffler, was given its first reading by title only and passed on its first reading by title by the fol- lowing vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. 0n mo- tion of Mr. Lummus, seconded by Mr. Gilman, the said ordinance was given its aeoond and final reading in full and passed and adopted on its final reading by the follow- ing vote; AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. The ar di- nanoe is numbered 310. The ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF TEE STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS ALLAPATT'AH CENTER wqs introduoed by Mr. Leffler and on his motion, seconded by Lir. Gilman, was given its first reading by title only and passed on its first reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. 0n motion of Mr. Leffler, seconded by Mr. Gilman, the said ordinance was given its second and fi- nal reading in full and passed and adopted on its aeoond and final reading by the fol- lowing vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. The or- dinance is numbered 311. The ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS SEMINOLE LAWNS HEIGHTS was introduoed by Mr. Gilman and on his motion, seconded byMr. Leffler, was given its first reading by title only and passed on its first reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. 0n motion of Mr. Leffler, seconded by Mr. Lummus, the said ordinance was given its second and fi- nal reading in full and passed and adopted on its second and final reading by the following vote: AYES: Messsrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. The adinanoe is numbered 312. The ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE DEDICATION OF THE STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN AS INDIAN HEIGHTS was introduoed by llr. Lefflerand on his motion, seconded by Mr. Gilman, was given its first reading by title only and passed on its first reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. On motion of Mr. Leffler, seconded by Llr. Gilman, the said ordinanoe was given its second and fi- nal reading in full and passed and adopted on its second and final reading by the following vote: AYES: Messrs. Romfh, Leffler, Lummus, Gilman. NAYES: None. The ordinance is numbered 313. ADJOURNLIENT There being no farther business to oome before the Commission at this meeting, on motion duly made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned. ATTEST: CITY CLERK Al mniit 1 lilain111!IIOlfll0in111ito i i 1 1 1 J ITEM NO. 1 2 3 4 5 DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION TRANSFERRING $650.00 IN SERVICE DEPARTMENT AUTHORIZING REFUND OF $334.86 TO WOMANS' CLUB ACCEPTING OFFER OF FRANK T. BUDGE COMPANY FOR FURNISHING NEW HOSPITAL WARD BUILDING AUTHORIZING EXTRA WORK DONE UNDER CONTRACT PV-50 ORDERING PUBLICATION OF NOTICE FOR OBJECTIONS TO CONFIRMATION OF RESOLUTIONS ORDERING CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS CITY OF MAMI DOCUMENT MEETING DATE: INDE December 30, 1924 r COMMISSION I RETRIEVAL i ACTION 1 CODE NO. R-1792 R-1793 R-1794 R-1795 R-1796 01792 01793 01794 01795 01796