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Commissioner's Proceedings, l
of Paducah Apr„ sats 191
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AL a regular meeting of the Board of Oommlesionsre', held in the Counoil
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Chamber in the City Hall, Paducah. Kentucky, on April 26th, 1916, upon call of
the roll the following answered their names s Burns, Haselip, Barton', Wallace
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and Washington - 6. .
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On motion by Pember Burne, the action taken at the previous meeting is re.,
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gard to peeeissg a Resolution making a passage -way near the Lucas Land &Lbr. Co.,
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was reconsidered upon Gall of the roll by the following vote.t Yeas, Burne,
Haselip, Parton, Wallace and Washington - 6.
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On motion .by the above, the above Resolution referred to was tabled upon,
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call of the roll by the following votes Yeae, Burne, Hazolkp, Morton, Wallace
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and Washington b,
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On motion by the above, the minutes of the previous meetinge,were adopted
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after reoonsidering that part referring to the Luoae Land & Lbr. Co. - at the,
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called meeting of April 23, 1915 - upon call of the roll'by the following votes
Yeae, Burne, Hazelip, Parton, Wallace and Washington- 6.
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On motion by the above, a petition to open a street in Mechanicsburg near the
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Lucas Land L Lbr. Oo.'was referred to the Oommiesioner of Public L'orke'for invee-
tigation to report back to the Oommiesionere, carried upon call of the roll by
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the following vote : Yeae, Burne, Haselip, "rton, Wallace and Washington - 6.
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On motion by Member Barton, the doctor's bill of Capt. Nosh English, Fire
Station /4. was referred to the Oommieeloner of Safety, upon call of the roll by
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the following vote. Yeae, Burne. Parton, Wallace and Washington - 4. Haye,
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c!. On motion by the above,' that all injuries resulting from accident hereafter
to employees of the City be treated by the City Physician, and that if said
employee requires services of other doctors that they shall pay for same individ- .
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ually, except in 08860 of first aid, ourried upon cell of the roml by the following
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vote: Yeae. Burne, Hazelip. Wallace and Washington - 4." Hay: Barton, 1.
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On motion by the above, the matter of printing pamphlet rule book and merit
ordinance, also motion blanks, was referred to the i'urohae• Committee upon call
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of the roll by the following vote: Yens. Burne, Hazelip, Barton, Wallace and
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Washington
On motion by Member Burne,
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a transfer for saloon license at 1100 louth
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11th Street from James Ward to Oscar H. Sohmddt was granted, and the bond aadepted,
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upon Gall of the toll by the following votes Yeae. Burne, hazelip, Parton.
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Wallace and Washington - b.
On motion by Bomber Washinaton thee
p yroll.for the street Depnrtmemt for
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the week ending April 24th, not oovered b ordinance and
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amounting to.$166.90, was reoeived•and filed upon call of the roll by the follow-"
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ing vote: 'Yeae, Burns, Haselip, Parton, Wallace and Washington - 6.
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On motion by the above. the lights in the alloys constructed by the Yaduoah
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Light & Power Oo.. was ordered charged to the Dept. of Public Safety. carried upon
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Dell of .the Boll by the following, voter Yeae, Hezellp, Wallace and. Washington .3.
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Nays Burne and Parton - 2.
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On motion by Mayor Hazelip, that a request from County Judge Lang with regard
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to reducing a bend in the Hinkleville road, at the Northeast oorner.of Jackson
Hill property. at the P. a I; Railroad ovosei'';:
ng, and also in order that the inlet
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Into the city shall be above the high water mark yet known, we will eek you to aid
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ne b raising the
.y ng part of street just outside the City limits two or three feet
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probably a distance of .three or four hundred feet of•the length of the street, same
was granted and the Commieeioner of publi*. Rorke instructed to raise the said road i v,
and charge same,to the Contingent Fund,' oarried upon call of the roll by the following
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vote s Yeae, Burne, Hazelip, Marton, Wallace and Washington - 6. j i>
On motion by Member Burne, one half rent of the .xentnokq.Theatre
for Cobb lecture, amounting to $37.50, was donated to the Woman'a Club and charged -••T
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to the Contingent Fund, upon call of the roll by the following -votes Yeae, Burne,
Hazelip, Marton, Wallace and haehington - 6.
Cit Solicitor James Cam J ' ('
y . Campbell, r. made a report on Dr. Solon Gillen.s
bill and the license of the livery stable, also veterinary-limense, : some was not
transferable under the ordinance, therefore Lr. Gillen Is responsible for said j
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1 � license.
On motion by Member Wallace'. the Daae o.f Goo. Katterjohn ve Specht
`was referred to.the Commissioner of Yublio Works and City Soliaitor to report back,
carried upon call of the roll b the follows votes. Yens, Burne hazels Marton
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Wallace and Washington 6,
r *.`•' On motion the -board adjourned, Upon.oall of the roll by the following
..votes Yens, Burne, Haselip, Marton,. Wallace and Washington - 6.
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