HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Book 20, Page 435, June 2, 1941No 435
Proceedings of Beard of Commissioners City of Paducah May 31, 1941
Johnson, Troy Clark, Hal Cole, Lieut. 111. H. Stencil, Sam MaGarvoy, that the said
Tommie Ruascll is guilty of violation of rules as set out in the complaint filed
'against him, and that he offered no testimony in his own behalf to deny the statements
of the above mentioned witnesses as to what occurred when he inflicted injuries upon
the said Bennie Holt, and this Board being required to accept as true the testimony
given by the aforesaid witnesses, it is the judgment of the Board, based upon all of
the evidence heard, and by which it must be governed in its decision on the hearing of
this case, that the said Tommie Russell has been guilty of such conduct which justifies
his removal from the police department, and he is hereby permanently dismissed from
service in said department. Adopted on call of the roll: Yeas; Commissioner
Baker, Blackburn, Pulliam and Mayor Lackey (4). Nay; Commissioner Dorian (1)
On motion mooting adjourned.
ADOPTED 1941
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At a call meeting of the Board of Commissioners held in the Commission-
ers' Chamber at the City Hall, Paducah, Kentucky, at 11:50 o'clock A.N. on the 2nd day
of June, 1941, Yayor Lackey presided and upon call of the roll the following answered
to their names: Commissioners Baker, Blackburn, Dorian, Pulliam and Mayor Lackey
(5).
Mayor Lnckey stated reason of call, to -wit: For the purpose of
appointing an attorney to represent the city in filing suit for Declaratory Judgment
to det^rnine whethr:r or not the judgments ronderod in tax appeal cases in the Quarterly
Court for 1941 aro valid.
Mayor Lackey offered motion that the City Manager be nuthorized to
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to tort tax a;,^cal cases employ John Blaci:burn, attorney, to institute a suit in the McCracken Circuit Court
for the purpose a:' having determined the question as to whother the judt-m:onta rendered
In tax appeal cases in the McCracken Quarterly Conrt'in the year 1941 are valid and
nnforciulo; said nt:.orney to receive a fee of $200.00 for prosecuting the suit
through the Circuit Court unci if the case is appealed, he shall be entitled to an
addltlonnl fcc of 'lG0.CO for services rendered in the Court of Appeals.
Adoyt.u:: on cnl: n: the roll.: Yeas; Cooxilunlonera Baker, Dorian, Pulliam and Mayor
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Lackey (4). Cnnmis Lor.^r Llrickin.;rn proarnnt but not voting.
Cr. r -n t.:cn Md ir. r.t,)ota^ned.
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