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At a call mooting of the Bonrd of Qommissioners held in the Commissioneral
Chamber in the City Hall Building at 10 o'clock A.M., on the 14th dny or Jnnuary, 1930
L'ayor Lackey presi0ed en@ upon cell of the roll the following answered to their nnmec:
Commisrinners brartshnw, Hannin, Nelson, Rutter nod c'ayor Lackey, (5).
"nvor Lackey stated reopen for cell, to -wit: For the purpose of allo'rxing
expenses of Yayor and -City Solicitor to go to Frankfort, and such otbrr business no
tiny come before the Board.
Commissioner Rutter offered the following motion: 77HFFrAS, it is necessary
Mayor k that the lenyor and City Solicitor attend a conference of other mayors and
City
`olicitor representatives of second class cities at Frankfort, Kentucky on 'Vednesday, January
to Prank- -
fort 15th, to consider with them matters vitally affecting second class cities, including
the pity of Paducah, and the estimated cost of such trip is $80.00, I norr move
that the Mayor and City Solicitor be and they are hereby authorized and instructed
to attend said conference on behalf of the City of Paducah, and that the Commissioner
of Public Finance be, and he is hereby authorized and directed to pay to the Mayor
the sum of $80.00 for the purpose of defraying the expense of said trip. Adopted on
call of the roll: Yens; Commissioners Brndshnw, Hnnnin, Nelson, Rutter and Mayor Lackey
(5).
On motion meeting adjourned.
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ADOPTED D 1930 APPROVFD:�_
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At a cell misting of the board of Commissionr,rs held in the Commissionorsl
Chamber in the Oity Hall Building in the City of Paducah, Kentucky at 2 o'clock P.M.,
on the 16th day of January, 1930, -Mayor Lnckey presided and upon call of the roll the
follo.rinP nnswered to their nnmes: Commissioners Hannin, Nelsen, Rutter and Mayor
Lockey, (4).
Moyer lackey stated reason for call, to -wit; For the purpose of deferring
action on contracts 7 and 9 until the coil mreting on tomo-ra•.+, Jnnunry 17,19[10 at
2 o'clock P.B., end such otters business an mny come before the board.
Level+ce- CoTmisrioner Nolson offered the following, motion; -he Bonrd of Coii^dssio^era
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Cent./19 nving insnerted the work on Contrnct No.9, Street Paving Conrrnct for 1929, being the
ctioon(� Lovrinc6•ville Hoed from thr intersectien with broedwny Street to the intersection of
h, flan^v1'le 1'o^d, but bring !i-ncle at tris time to pass upon said work, I now move
a netirn therfon be defrrrrd until 2 o'clock P.m., on tomorrow, Friday, Jnnuory 17th
1530, t.rr.nted on coil of the roll: Penn: Conmrissioners He:nin, Nelson, tuttor and
ee .,JGr' :fir, iley, (4).
^a--.SsriGn:r ilelron offered the following motion: Tte Bonr4 of 'Coamisr.ioners
"Ener h•lving in-rected the *,ork an ,''ontrnet ::0.7, tar,, 1,laving i:ont:ract for 1929, being
:.7 b-'eknCr '.'•ne 1-ose or f5rbn rSwfl
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y n ,ct pr aport:y line of 32nd Ltxf (it to
LF : enst rrarerty lire of Vin,: .., . :a tut. "e, 7n;' unr;'•% to pea. upon said
� ln et thin tare
work, r nrw rave t;^-, ncLlen ttr•rf,cn be ,?nferred +.t 111 2 o'^lock P.M., on tor:orrew,
hridoy, .-• r.0 17tF , 19'0. �m;tr.^. rn call of 0- rn• ! ; Yrnr; Cor-icsionr rs Hnnnin,
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