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x Commissioner's Proceedings, City of PtBAR a
At an adjourned meeting of the Board of Oommiesionere. held in the
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Council Chamber, in.the.City Rall, Oity_oL Paduonh, Hy. February. p, upon dell of
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the roll the following answered their names: Burne, Harelip, Marton, Wallaoe and
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On motion the minutes of the previous meetings were adopted ae read
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On motion by Member Burne "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE MANNER IN
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WHIOH CASH ORDERS MAY BE MADE BY VARIOUS COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF PADUQAH,
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EENTUOSY" was given its passage upon call of the roll by the following vote: Yeas
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Burne. Haselip. Marton, Wallace and Washington - 6,.
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On motion by the above "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SUBSEOTION ONE OF BEOTIO!!,
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1 OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AU ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE AMINTMEUT OR RETENTION
BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF CERTAIN CITY OFi`IQEii9, AGENTS AND EMPLOYEES OF TIE v
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CITY OF PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, AND FIXING. THEIR SALARIES, POSrERB AND DUTIES", ADOPTED
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BOARD OF OOMMISSIONERB JANUARY 4, 1916, AND REQORDED IN THE ORDINANCE BOOR
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THE CITY OF PADUCAH ON JANUARY 4, 1916" was given its passage on call o% the roll
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by the following vote. Yeas, Burne. Harelip, Marton, Wallace and Waahington
On motion by the above "AN ORDINANCE PRESORIBIUG POSITIONS OF EMPLOYMN
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IN THE POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS OF: THE CITY 'OP PADUCAH AND PRESCRIBING MIR
DUtIE9 AND THE METHOD OF PROMOTION .AND' REDUOTION" was given Sts passage on call of
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the roll by the following votes. Yess, Burns, Marton and Washington 8. Nuye,
Hsselip and Wellaoe • B.
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On motion by the above, the ordinance for tuberculin test to dairy hard$V,`!T
was sent back to be re-draftod by the City Solicitor upun call of the roll by
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the following vote: Yeue, Burne, Harelip, Marton, Wallace and Vaehington
On motion by Member Marton, the Peoples Tobacco Warehouse Oompany was
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exempted from municipal taxation for five years upon call of the roll by the follorIng"
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vote: Yeas, Burne, Haselip. Marton. Wallace and Washington - 5.
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On motion by Mayor Haselip, that the communication from the Woman's
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carried upon oall.of the roll by the following vote: Yeas, Burns, Haselip, Marton.'
walla and Washington - 6.
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_6 On motion by Member Marton, a communication from the Oarpenter'a Local
Union #669, be
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referred to the Oommiseloner of Works with poses to. sot serried upon
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call of the roll by the following vote: Yesa, Burns, Haselip; Marton, Wallace and
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Washington - 6.
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On motion by the above, that the Oommiseionere investigate the coal..
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tipple trnok in Meobanicaburg, In regard to having the I. 0. Railroad oompeny'grnnt
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the City of Paducah the privilege of constructing a walk alongside of their track
for the benefit of the men employed at the different mills - if permission Is
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walk will be constructed from Yeleer avenue to Meyere Street • carried
upon call of the roll by the following vote: Yeas, Burns, Haselip, Marton, Wallace
and Washington - 6.
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On motion by Member Washington, a oommuntoation from the Paducah Water
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00. was referred to the City Solicitor, In -regard to the rental list of fire plugs,
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carried upon call of the roll by the following vote: Yese, Burns, Haselip, Marton.
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Wallace and Washington - 6.
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On motion by Member Wullaoe, that the request of citizens for a light
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at Tenth and Elisabeth etreete De granted. same carried
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C0t1Zmissioner's Proceedings, City Of Paducah February 23 191_6 continued. ' J
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the following vote : Yeas, Burne, Hazelip, Marton, Wallace and Waehingtoa - 6.
On motiou D Member er M artoa. a request for a street light at .Third and Adams
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'Aic� ,J etreete, Boma wae.held.up ane Mr. Marton was instructed to bring in a petition for
•.�,r same - upon call of the roll by the following vote: Yeses Burne, Haselip. Wallace
and Washington - 4. Hayes Marton - 1.
On motion by Member Burne, that the Commissioners consider the installation t
of new machinery for the City. Light Plant sufficient to light and take care of
,n tom✓ additional street lights now required;.andthat.the Oommiseioner of Works be requested .
to get data and report as soon as possible, carried upon call of the roll by the
following vote: Yeae. Burne, Hazelip, Marton, Wallace and Washington - b.
On motion by Member Wallace, the request of &, T. Weatherford for transfer of{.,
a lot in Oak Grove Cemete also a
' ry,, petition from T. D. Harris and W. H. Harris'
heirs for transfer of a lot in.0ak Grove Cemeiery,,was referred to the City SolicitorCo
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to look into the legality of.the petition, carried upon can of the roll by the
/d following vote: Yeas, Burne, Hazelip, Marton, Wallace and Washington -,6.;
`.' On motion by the above, that the contract for printing 200 Financial Reports.
be.awarded to the Paducah Printing Co. - the lowest and beet bidder - amount $19.76.1
carried upon call of the roll,by the following vote: Yeae, Burne; Hazelip, Marton,
o� Wallace and Washington - 6.
On motion .by Mayor Hazelip, that the Board of Commissioners seriously oon
eider an appropriation for a "real" white way, and the establishment of the same, ` ?S
and that,the Retail Merchants be requested to remove the "toy" lights and "carnival
j I effects" from the City etreete, carried upon call of the roll by the following , r;
vote: Yeae; Burns, Hazelip, Marton, Wallace and Washington
On motion by. member Washington, that the Contract dor re -wiring the Fourth I f,
street bridge be awarded to Dalbey & Company at 473.60; he being the lowest and beet
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bidder, carried upon oall of the roll by the following vote: Yeae, Burns. Haselip, I f'
' Merton, Wallaoe, and Washington - 6..
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On motion by the above, that the request fob assistance from the Feet geatnoky '
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Industrial School be received and flied and the Commiseionere consider the matter
!' S 0 r v�• in making up the 1916 Apportionment, carried upon oall.of.the roll by the following
vote: Yeae. Burne, Hazelip, Marton, Wallace and Washington - 5.
On motion by Member Burne, that the matter of purchasing machinery for the,*.
City Light Plant suffioient to take sure of the extra street liRhto now.roquired,
Iwl / and also uuffioieno to.operato a mouorn WhOte lay for the City be considered oy the
rA Commissioners as a Committee of the while, and that the Commissioner of Works be ff
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v instructed to get prices and data, carried upon call of the roll by the following "
e vote: .Yeae, Burne, Hazelip, Marton, Wallace and Washington— 6. j
On motion by Member Washington, that the gates to the Mausoleum be 'referred to
Oommiesioner Wallace, with power to sot, carried upon call of the roll.by the follow.
�o Ing vote: Yeae, Burne, Hazelip, Marton, Wallace ani Washington.- 6:
yOn motion by Member Marton,.that the Commiesioner of Public Works be instructed
to write to the different Foundrya or Construction Oompanieein regard to the cost of
installing -a Great White Way for Paducah = White ,Way to start at First and Broadway i
street and extend out to Eleventh and Broadway, and on .the following erose streets. 1
from First Street_ to, Sixth street. Kentucky Ave'. and Jefferson Street - carried upon
call of the roll by the following vote: Yeae, Berne, Haselip, Marton,. Wallace and
Washington - 6. i