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Commissioner's Proceedings, City of Paducah 9entembor Afth Wi 6
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S. It a regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners, held is the CouaGil
I, Chamber in the Oity Rall. Paducah, Kentucky. on September 27th, 1816, the Board
adjourned -out of respect to Dr. J. 0. Brooks, deceased, who was buried on this
date. to most on SEPT. 96th,.191e, at four o'clock P. M.
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On motion by the above,' the matter of opening up 19th 'street between Monroe.
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and Madison. along E. R. Bredehaw!'s'line, was referred to the Oommieaionere as e
whole and the City Solicitor, upon call of the roll by the following vote: Yeas.
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Burne, Haselip, Merton, Wallace and Washington,- 6.
On motion by Member Marton., transfer of the saloon license was granted.
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SEPTEMBER SBU, 1916
Henry Oauee nt 43E 9. 7th St. to. James Ward. 1301 Harrison Street- �dr.:Ward ` •
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offered as bis bond the Equitable Suretygompany of St. Louie- upon Gall of.the roll
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by the following vote: Yeast, Burns. Haselip, Marton, Wallace and lleehington - 6.
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At an adjourned meeting of the Board of Oommissloners. held in the Ocunaill
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Chamber In the City Hall. City of Paducah. Kentucky, September Eath, 1916, upon
On motion by Member Washington, that the proposition of. a, sewer on South
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of the roll the following answered their names: Burns, Haselip. Marton. Wal-
Third street be deferred until the next meeting so that the matter may be thoroughly
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'lace and Washington. 6.
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On motion the minutes of the previous meetings w Sept. BO" and Sept: Bad•
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were adopted as read. upon call of the roll by the following vote: Yeas. Burns..
Haselip, Marton. Wallace and xashington - 6.
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On motion D Member Burns a refund of $4.00 was
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relmburee him for fines paid for operating lunch wagon after he had paid'lioenae,
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Gall of the:roll by the following vote: Yeae. Burne. Haselkp. Marton, Wallaae
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and Washington - 6.
On motion by the above, Dr..W. H..Parsone was allowed $30.00 for 'services
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rendered Wiley Mocormiok as first aid. carried upon call of the roll by the following)
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vote: Yeas. Burne; Marton and Washington- 3. Hays: Harelip and Wallace -.S.
On motion by.Member Marton, that the amount of $3105.00 be allowed and
check issued for same. on rent for 499 fire hydrants, from June 30, 1916 to Sept.
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SO. 1915. in favor.of the Paducah Water Company, carried upon call of the roll by
the following. vote: Yeas, burns. Hasellp, Marton. Wallace and Washington - 5.
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On Motion by Member Washington. the payroll of the street department for
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the west and Sept. 25th, amounting to $164.00, not covered by ordinanoe.ond paid by
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cash order, was received and filed upon call of the roll by.the following vote: Yeas
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Burns, Haselip, Marton,: Wallace and Washington - 6.
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On motion by the above. James Coyle was given a three weeks vacation with
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pay, apo$ cell of the roll by the following -.vote: Yeas, Burne, Marton, Wallace and
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Washington,'- 4. Bay: Haselip, 1.
On motion by the above,' the matter of opening up 19th 'street between Monroe.
gchry�� R— �•
and Madison. along E. R. Bredehaw!'s'line, was referred to the Oommieaionere as e
whole and the City Solicitor, upon call of the roll by the following vote: Yeas.
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Burne, Haselip, Merton, Wallace and Washington,- 6.
On motion by Member Marton., transfer of the saloon license was granted.
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Henry Oauee nt 43E 9. 7th St. to. James Ward. 1301 Harrison Street- �dr.:Ward ` •
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offered as bis bond the Equitable Suretygompany of St. Louie- upon Gall of.the roll
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by the following vote: Yeast, Burns. Haselip, Marton, Wallace and lleehington - 6.
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On motion by Member Washington, that the proposition of. a, sewer on South
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Third street be deferred until the next meeting so that the matter may be thoroughly
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