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Commissioners Proceedings, City of Paducah 192=-
Commisoioner Pulliam offered the fdllowing motion. I move that the Commission-
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'• Com'r Iunlia.,
o F franc to file
or of Publio Finanoo be directedto file with the'i:ayor.a report showing the average' 4
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> rurort ,-aith
Voyor', nh'owing
avoravo ''l'a.tly ...
;. oaJar.00- on
daily balanoe on deposit 'of 'the goneYol fund and all funds.of the city,' together with
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the.maximum amount at'any one time on deposit in the city depository and the total`''
dorov-it.A]' }ron�
<< oral. xurld' ka. • .
nmoimt of intoreot paid' to the oft b .the oit de ositcr for tho ear 1920 and 21.
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'. in City Dopoet--,
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'f.. tory ter. 19EU .'
. togothor with tha otatoment of the amounts b'orro:•iod 'theins the years 1920 and El and th
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'total amount of Intorost.paid by the city for borrowed money, said report to bo. filed
at the no regular meeting January 18, 1922.. Adopted upon call of the roll by the
following.vote: Yoan, Pace, Pulliam an(l. ash1ngt6n,-3: Itayo; Tully and Yat ter John, -E.
Mayor KattorJohn offered tho following motion: I move that.an.Ordinanoea
r Ord lnanoe`oreat-
"All
pool tio,r of
Clerk.
entitled,. ORDIMUIC3 ORFJ.TIIIC' VE POSITION OF CITY- Cl.:RK,AND. Pn..;SCRIBIBC T11F DUTi33 : .7i'.
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OF- SAID CLFRY., AILD R.TZALIIIG ALI. ORDiITAUC2;9 IN CONFLICT )UP,77ITH;" be adopted. Adopted
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upon oall.,oi' the roll by the folloviing Vote: Yeas, Paoo,'FuTlitim; Tully, 7nohington
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and Y.attorjohn,=6..
r Clyde Bell"
Mayor Y.atterjohn offered the following motion: I mpve that Clyde Bell be ap►
aprotnted Uity
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Clerk.,
pointed City Clerk of the City of Paduoah. Kentucky, to ,serve without additional pay.
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Ad opted'. upon call of the roll�by.tho followin9'vote:'.Yea9,.Paoe,'Pulliam; Tully.1
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Washington and Kattor'john,-6.'.
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t+1 gale' of 'ktlk'F',
Mayor Kattor john offorod' the' followir-g motion: I move .that the .sale of .a Milk
Filler. •..;'.''I
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Ftllor,, owned by the City of Paduoah', for the sum of $10.00, be ratified, Adopted
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upon oall of the roll: by the following'vota; Yeas, Peon, Pulliam, Tully,.Vashington
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and KatterJohn. -6.
A. P. Ford offor
Oommiesionoi Claehinr;ton offorod the followinP mdtion:. I move that the City-I.
't .of ;126.00 for
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chi• iiarkot Nouse
-8oales
ro jeot the offer of A.. P. Ford of Y26.00 for the 'old nonles removed from the 1.'erket ' •
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rojeoted.
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House.-Adopted upon-call of the roll by the follo�irg.vote:'Yeao, Paoo, Pulliam,
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Tully,.Raehington and Katterjohn,-6.
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On motion the Board adjourned upon oall of the roll by the fol3owirg vote:
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Yeas, .Pane, Pulliam, Telly,' .7nahingtor, and Katter John,-6.
AdoptedVlai-�'.�.n193F��P(j�FLCi�j
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I JANUARY 16TH. 1922.
AV a Regular Meeting of the Board of Commissioners, held !n the Commissioners i
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�Chambsr in the City Rall, Paducah. Kentucky, on January 16th. '1922. Upon call of the
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roll the following answered to their names: Oommsesionere Pace. Pulliam Tai ►ashi
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I�tan and .Mayor Katterjohn.-8.
On motion of Commissioner Washington the minutes of the previou6 meetings were
adopted, as read,
p upon of the roll by the following vote: Yeas. Peas. Pulliam.
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;; Tully. Washington and Katter,john.-6.
Mayor Katter john offered the following motion: I move that the report of the
e Report Dr.Ed
ward edema for
Physioian. Dr.
.101.ty
Blward Adams, for the last nine months of 1921.:be received and
last nine months
of 1921.
filed.' Adopted upon call of the Troll by the following vote: Yeas. Peas. It+ulisam.Tally,
Washington and Katter,johh.-8.
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Oommanioation
Mayor
Katterjohti offered. the following motion; I move that the communication VOIDEd
bAdams.
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'elative to re-'•
�':'Hiward Adams.-dated January 14th; 19213, be'reoelied aid filed. Adopted upon call
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'oi:.the roll' U *the follows
:,..� y� ng votes Ysea. Peas. Pulliam. tally. Washington aid Kotler-
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J Commissioners' Proceedings, City o4 Paducah
Mayor Katterjohn offered the following motion:. I move that a copy of the
,Opinion by Chief E oyinion by Chief Justice Hurt of the. Court of Appeals. in the oass.of Oharlee R. Hing "
Justice Hurt of
Court of Appeals , vs. P. W. Katterjohn. and others, be received and filed and recorded in the minutes..
>, in notion of Chne.
! H.King vs.F. I. Adopted upon call of the roll by the following vote: Yeas. Pace; Pulliam, Tully,
j Katterjohn,etal., °!
up -holding Third Washington and Katterjohn..s.
District Sewer
Bond Issue. i Said opinion to as follows. to -wit%.
COURT OF APPEALS OF KENTUCKY
JANUARY 10, 1922.
C OBARLSS H. KINO.. ;. APPBLIANT.•
T. APPIUL FROM MoORACKW CIROUIT COURT:
'i,• F. A. KATTERJOHN, BT AL.. .. APPELLHBS.
t` OPINION OF THL COURT, BY HURT,.O.J.---•-•:• AFF IIiMINO. '
Paducah to a municippal oorporation.of the second class. Three Gower
districts have'heretotore.b son properly established in it by ordinances of the "r'4'
:! city - the three,embraoing in their boundariee'the entire city, and designated "
r as Noe. 1. E and.si respectively. $aware have heretofore been constructed in
districts Nos. 1 and 2,"but No. 3 is yet without sewerage fnoilities. 'No. S
4 has also by ordinance been subdivided into districts a. b, and o. To complete
" 1 the neoeseary sewerage for the entire city. in the opinion of the Board of Oom-
miseionere At was neoseeary for the city to inocr an irdebtedneee for the con-
etrnotlon of trunk line sewers in the sub-divielone of dletrloL No. S, in the Gum
" Of $600.000.00, the.payment of whioh would exceed the income and revenues provided '
for the city ror the year, and thereupon the Board of Oommiesioners the city
°r having theretofore adopted the commission form of government, on the 19th day
''' s.• " of September, 1921, enacted an ordinance which submitted to the voters of the
city, at the regular eleotion.to be held on Nov. Bth, 1921. the question of
t whether or not the city should be.authorized to issue and soll.its bonds in
the sum of $600,000.00, the proceeds -to be expended in oonetruoting trunk ;
lines sewers in each of the subdivisions, a, b and o, of sower district No.. S. "
eo aq to provide.adequate sewerage for the entire city. At the election more
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than two-thirds of the re who voted at the election held upon the pro oei-
" ' R tion to inour the .lndebtodnesa, oast their votes in favor of authorizing the:
city to incur the irA ebtedness. Thereafter the Board of Oommiesionore adopted.'
an ordinanoe providing for the mode. of oreatinR the indebtednece and- paying
the .same and was preparing to issue and sail the bonds.of the city in pur.eunnos
` to the oral anoe and "election. when the appellant, by this action, sought to
G enjoin, permanently; the issue and sale of the bonds. A general demurrer.wae
eustatnel.to his petition which, was. thereupon.dismiseed, and from "the, judgment
he has appealed....,
It, le. suggested: that: the eleotton,authorizing the incur renoe of. "
^.the indebtedness did not..give such'authorlt7,,and.19 invalid for the reason
that,the.ordinanoe.whioh•authorised.the'eleo.tion wan not pullished prior to the
election as required.by,the'statute. The'etatute controlling ppublloation of
4%the ordinanoe'is section,3069.Xy."'State.,:and the provision of it.. pertinent t�Y,
to .the question under con"eideration,.le as follows.- "
"Suoh'ordinance shall be'publiehed for at feast two.wooke just preoeding
the' -election in the official newepaper.dn"end 'for.suoh Oity, or by posting
written. or printed copies thereof in:three. or, more publio,plaose in such. city.'
if there be no such official newspaper."
There,waa.an official newspaper for the City, and the peaitton avers
+ that•.the ordinanoe was published in it in the issues of:the lt+th'; 19th 20th '
218t,. 22nd; 23rd,: 16th, 26th 27th,-E8th; 29th; and 30th day of October, and 1
on the lot, 2nd, '3rd; 4th, 6th and 6th days of November; respectively, and the {
slaotion,was held,tb;reafter on the 8th day "of; November. The election occurred
` on Tuesday, end if a week.aa a period of time .within the meaning of the statute -
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means seven days. just before the election, and. two weeks means fourteen days
just preceding. the election, regardless of the day upon whioh. the oommonoement
of the. week ie 'counted ,to begin,•and therefore orr a preoedink Tuesday, .the..
v' ordinanoe'was published in the Iasu: of each day.. except Monday the 24th and
Monday the, 316t'of October, and on Monday Nov. 7th for three weeke..pre.oeding
! " the election, If the two.week6 "just preceding the election"' -means the two
calendar weeks theretofore each ,begiribihIg on Sunday and enitna!at the termina-
tion of the following Sat urday then the ordinance waa"pub.l:iehed for the. two
weeks "just preoed"Cng the election".on each of the days of the two weeks,.
r? exoept'Moniay the 24.th-and L.oniay•.the 31st of Ootob.er. . It has, heretofore," }
been.hold,that.the-provision of the statute, eupra,, which .provides,for a..
publication of the ordinance where•an offieial newsrajer exists, "for -pt, `
' r'' ; ;least .two weeks just preoeding, the; eleotion"'meane;.a; publioation of'the ordl
,d y.nanoe in every issue of the paper during the prosoribed period, except upon
" "•'!. t. Sundoye..but if there 'is a day during the period uppon whioh the paper Is not
accustomed to.be:published, the omission of the puElioation..upon that day' does
not invalidate the requisite publication.. Hatfield vs C'tty'of Covington, 177' r
VVV_ a Ky. 124. Sunday is not a juridical day atd its.publiontion.upon 'that day
'.neither adds to nor aake'e from the -"validity of the publication. Ormby to
Louisville, 79 Ky. 197: It is admi'tted,, however, that the offioial newepd per.
for.'the city -of•:Paddoah' is published :vary day in the week, except Monday,. but r, fi
-on .thnt day, SL.io,not published, henoe in this case, however the term" for. at
least two weeke.juet pr.eoeding the election" to oalc.ulnted, the publication J
was -'a substantisl' oomplionos'with the statute, having=been }published in every
issue.of the:,offioial newspaper during the prescribed period.
(D) It is furtTo4, ineleted that:the ordinance providing. for the,
c' election Is -invalid, .and .donosquentiy,the election thereunder to void. because
the ordinance did 'ho nor-otate%the tax rate which -would be levied during
the forty years requir,ed',toliquidete:the bonds, to 'pay the interest upon -the
tt bonds. and'to .areat•e•e sinking fund - with whioh; to pay the principal. The ordi "•
P'nanoe.stated the &mount of. the propoaed•indebtedness to be $600.000:60.and to
r be evidenced oy`6W' bonda of.ons.thoussnd dollar.e,eaoh, bear Ing interest at`
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per annum, epd payable within forty y.eare the amount stated to be.neoeaear to pa
�Y J the interest on tAb•bondb each year was $30,000.00 and the amount to•.be raised for ay
sinking fund each year was not to be in excees of ,J15..000.00. IL thus appeared that
the debt. woo 'not to. De created without a: provision for raising a aum'neoessary to pay. I
the interest on the bonde-and to create a sinking fund sufficient to liquidate the fir'
principal. within.the life of the bonds, and was not therefore contrary to that re-
quirement in Scotian 187 of the Constitution. Furthermore the ordinance aeeme.Lo fully �'' #.>'•'
a comply with the:itatute which is' -so follows:
"Such ordinance shall epeoify the amount of indebtedness pro: Zr
s ' posed to be incurred. 'the purpose or purposes of the same, and + i
x the amount of money necessary tole raised annually bj taxation +
1 rTr for. the interest and: sinking fund as herein provided.
Section 3069,,supra. Oity.cf-Covington, ex -Part 180
�r Y ,TKy: 148. Suffice it t0 say
that the Statute does not. require ..the ofdinanoe,to fix Lhe .tax rate that will be levied,
Deeideethat would seem to be an impossibility.,
s (o) Neither doeo there appear -to be any Merit in -the contention that the
k ;,!'•+`t +t ` " ordinance iaile.to.set out: with.suffiaient definiteneee the purpoae.for which the
indsbtedneae was proposedto be incurred.
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(d). The objeotion•that the ordinance should have' atated.the value. of the ra,
,property in. the City,.as assessed for
taxation and the present Indebtedness of the ti
r . corporation, so as to'have shown that if the proposed indebtedness was incurred it r.
y would not violate the. constitutional provision, prohibiting a city of .the.eeoond'o]nee <
from becoming indebted is the segregate', an amount. exceeding ten per centum of the
vslus.of the taxable property therein, is not:meritorioue. Section -3069, supra. #h.,
st,y,G7 which indicates what the ordinanoo"shall contain;does not require it to contain any " cr•,;
statement of the value of the taxable property of the cit nor of its then
y. indebted �...i .
nese; and if such a statement was.00ntained in the ordinanceit would not affect the
vp}4 } validity'of the 'election. since its inoorporation in the ordinanoe.would .have no'in-
,+ fluenoe upon the determination of the question as to whether the assumption of the pro
posed indebtednesg wae,beyond or within the delegated powers of -the oily, as limited
by Section 168 o.f the Constitution. If. that provision of. the Oonatitut ion was attempted
to be by•the,inonrr.ence of indebtedness, such an attempt would be held to be
void, regardless of any statement which 'the ardinano®'made pertaining to that question.
;The Board of Oommiseionere in'proposing 'the incurrence of, an indebtedness. is presumed `
to be acting within its authority' and IT one would show ite.aotion to oe violative
is ! of. the Constitution. it ie the duty to ,exhibit such facts so will demonetrate it.
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even a11eRe thaorth vs t the inocarenoeof 'of9the� .263. The plaintiff. however'.' does not here.-
propo�ed debt by. the.oity would be violntive of 11
IiSection 168 of .the Conetitutton.
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The judgement Ia.therefore. affirmed. r
BOYD. PADUCAB, FOR APPEla A?;T.
RO R3ID 0 TUO F
9002. PADU AH, .KEN K7; OR APPEbiSEB.
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' Oommuniostion, Mayor Katterjohn offered the'followi
r'. ng motion: I move that the oommuniastion
in re:Street. is
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Light 9th 6 :. dated is 6th. 1922, from ottisene reeiding-at Ninth and Clay Streets, -asking that j
Olay Sts.
a street light be inetalled-at said. oorner,.be received. filed and referred tothe Com- l•. `
miseioner of Public Property Tor his recommendation. Adopted upon call of the roll by; x� '
the follow
1ng vote: Yeae,.pnos, Pn111am, Tully. Washington and Katter4ohn.-5.
.Report., O. A.' Mayor Katter'ohn offered the following motion;.1 move that the report of.
b Isbell. Aest. .
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City Physician C 'a. Iebell, Assistant City Phyedoian, for: the. year 1921 be.reoeived and filed.
for 1921. q.
Adopted upon call of the roll by the following vote: Yeae, Pace, Pulliam; Tally, Washing-
ton
ashing ton and Ketterjohn.-e.
Mayor to pur �.
Mayor Katterjohn offered the following motion;. I move that the Mayer be
ohs ee yUple
p.swr iternuthorited and iireoLed to p
woad typewrurchase for W. K. pall,. City Judge,,one Underwood Typewriter; 4:
Vol:
�..'eupp]'Sea, l ..•L a gripe of $102.60. provided. however, that the old maohine now in the City Judge`s
Gregory's .Crim-
,: anal law-.Ky. �0 flow be traded in'at a pr of $40.00; and that he De authorised .and directed to pm•l
Code of Prootioe','
for.City Judge,,oflase one office table; stationary; envelopes and. letterheads; Oregory!e Criminal lawn
W.K. Wall: I .
't fl volume, and Oarroll'e Kentuoky Code of Practice. .Adopted upon call of the.roll by the'
following vote: Yeae, Pase..Pulliam. Tully. Washington and.
Katterjohn.
Repport City May Ketterjohn offered the following motion; I move that the report of the.i y
Solioitor, in C
re: Expenees of i�Oity Solicitor. relative to s ensea f
�+ in going to Frankfort .in the Daae of 0. 8: Sing ve
tri to Frank- '
fort in re; F. W. Katterjohn. sto. be received and filed, and that the. 8.40 hereby tendered D r ..
O.H.Xing se h $ y y said' ..
F. W.Katterjohn, .City Solioitor, and which is a balance of'the money allowed for said. trip. 'be..ttrnod
aa. 3rd District
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Sewer Bonds. over to.thb Commission- of Pnb110 Flnanoe. Adopted,upon call of the roil by Lhs folio I' �::•
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National Sure
anff votes Yeas, Pace. Pulliam, Tully, Washington and latter'ohn,-8. 1 `j4
ty Oo.'relea.e-' r
ed on bonds Cammiseloner Tally offered the following motion: I move that the oommunioati'
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Mike Rillieme�Ircm the Natlonal,8urety 0o:"be reoeiied aid filed, Lhat`Lhey be released : from the'
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Wm. 7.Zaton
JAS W RAKEA.
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4 nn rie,n P;" .• +r t *a ,A ' r C s _ fi" + ... *t„7!•, i .'. i 1 " rt.n• „r Y tF } Fl "t ��. bl:•A. i
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Commissioners' Proceedings, City o4 Paducah
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National Surety
Co.rsleased. on bonds of Jas. .W. Baker` Wm. V• Bston and Mikb WiTliame.,.'Ado ted
bonds of-Hikq 9 . p upon onii•of.the roll'
Williams,. Wm. V. c
Ent on. J. W. Baker. by'the,followiag vote% Yeas, Pace,.Pnlliam; Tn11y,.Washington and KatterjbAn,
Oommissioner.Tully offered the folloving.,motion; I,move that:THH STATE"?
Statement of,-•
account with OF. ACCOUNT WITH YANCY b JOHNSON; OONTRAOTORS, BOR IMPROVEMENT ON GOEBEL AVEN -
j Yanoy A Johnson;,
Contractors. in..,.THE EAST PROPERTY LINE OF GUTHR'IE AVENUE TO A PO,INT.IME THE SOUTH O�1R8..LINE OP
• re;Improvement on WORTEN AY3.' IF EXTENDED, WOULD INTERSECT THE WEST PROPERTY LINE OF GOPEL AV&.,;ALBO''.
Goebel Avenue, ,: '
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betn.Gutbrie Ave.
and Worten Ave. THE EAST SIDE OF'GOEBEL'AVE. FROM A STAKE* SET OPPOSITE .THE FRONT.OP',THE.BUILDING"N0.0
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OCCUPI3D BY THE UNION. DRUG STOR310. THE SOUTH, CURB LINE OF WORTEN AVB:.; be received
.. filed. Adopted upon call of the'roll by Lhe`folloving vote; Yeas.,Pnoe;, Pulliam..::''..
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Tully, Washington and Katterjohn;-6.
Oommisaioner Tully 'offeroUt.he',following motion; The following parties
having, paid the estimates against propertyowners on, Goebel Avenup
Bet. 1 Lucy Watkins ......... .........: b
Betimatea agairet ••� 19 13 '
property owners • 2 A..R. Wilkins ................... 104.67
a.` on Goebel Avenue. " 3 Lance 0oseett ......... ............. 103.04
beta. Guthrie Ave:. " 6 Leo Wellington ........ 103.04
' and Worten Ave.. " 6 0. F. Champion...................103.04
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paid to the " 8 Leon.Jonea...................... 98.87
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.... 110. E1
amount of • 9 Joe Mullins .................. ',•,.rlt;
' ■ 12 Bawoer Bros .................. B9E.99
$2365.60, and p ...
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�; .. said sum alloyed' lb R. B. Wilkins..................... 103.04
, 17 To F. Henley .....:........... 107.5oontraotore4
Yanoy & Johnson. 18 Norman Sanders .................. 10304
E1 Joe Sanders .................... 103.04
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" 22 Wm. Englert...................... '103.04 }
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p •26 F A 86
A. Rankin ....................• 337.71. a,total of $26.60, ,I r r -K:•~'"
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move that the eum of $2366.60 be ellpwed Yanoy 6 Johnson, contractors. and e.check .• i,
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drawn against the special street fund to pay same. Adopted upon call of .the roll by
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.the following vote; Yass. Face, ,Pulliam. Tully. Washington and Katterjohn.-6.
commissioner Tully offered the following motion;' The following part on .
Property owners Q having neither paid the estimates or taken advantage of the Ten Year Plan for. the
. on Goebel Avenue. t.. Improvement on Goebel 'Avenue;
. betn.Guthrie Ave. ;
and .torten Ave. not Bet. ;13 Sam Torwater=65.08
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Flan nor paying taking Ten Year ■ Sb W. L. Yanoy................... 66.01. a total of $120.09, I move
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estimates turned
over to Contra0 t- i that the Commissioner.of Public Finance be authorized and instructed to turn the aoova�'..''.
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ore. Yanoy kr>
aohnsoa. mentioned estimates over to Yanoy'.& Johnson. oontraotore. Adopted upon call of the.:
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roll by the following vote: Yeas. Taos, Pulliam, Tully, Washington and Katterjohn;-
Commissioner Tully offered the following motion:. The following parties_'
;
Property owners ^
g;
on ;Goebel Avenue. having signified their intention of taking advantage of the Ten Year. Payment Plea
beta. Guthrie Ave.Y
u
for the estimates against proper owners for 'the,.improvement of Sidewalks ourbe•
and Worten Ave. �, L+% • '
'ri
i
taking advantage �
gutters. tters. on Goebel Av nue;- "
• ..•.,i of Tea Year Plan. 0
'
�
f to. the amount of Bet. $4 1Sre.:A.'D. Raflin.........:...:..$107.8{ '
$969.46• and Im-
proverrent Bonds ' 7 Clarence Richardson..............103.04
, Ifor same, "' 10 Edw. C. Terr.ell.......:.....'.,... 126.94
�' ■ 14 Jno. D. 'Ullaoe................: 138.61
lli-
the Cieuty Soo
•
for to furnish 16 Mre. Maud' Hackney .............'.. 103.04
*. copy for said F,.: • 19 Mrs. R. Bam•gaur............. .... 103.04
j • 20 Hughes MoKni t....... ....... 105.98
Donde. B Sh
" 24 Trusteee Churoh.of Christ....... 181.27; a total of 69.{6. I
move that Improvement Bonde.for this amount be Issued and the City Solicitor be in-
v 9, struated to furnish copy for said. bonds. and the bonds be advertised for sale as
' required b law. Adopted upon call of the roll b the followin ,
.. ✓ 4 Y P P y following,vote- Yens Pnoe
Pulliam. Tully-• Washington and Katterjohn,-6.
statement -of p Commissioner Tully offered the following motion: I move that 'THE •BTATBMEN?
'c:
t A '' n000unt with Rey- ir
nolde Bros.. con- OF AOCOUNT'WITH•REYNOLDS BROS.. CONTRACTORS. FOR IMFROV3•_ENT OF CONCRETE SIDEWALKS. `: {
I:'.t j •r;
tractors, for im-
provemert of h OURBS AIM GUTTERS ON NORTH SIXTEEIRTH STREET. FROM THE HORTR:GUTTBR LINE OF JEFFERSON
concrete sidewalks,
• Acs. on N. 16th STREET TO THE SOUTH GUTTER LINE OF TRIMBLE STREET, be received and filed.. Adopted'
: `<
St. , beta. Jeffer-.•upon oall
' con and Trimble.. of the roll by the following vote; Yens. Pass. Pu111am;:Tully..Washington
•
i
.!1`' .
'
4 Ste. r. '
T? and.Katterjohn,-6.
.,
E ,
r
. -�1:. .Y�T"(t. .'•�R"71t7+�l�y�V�r:••• .-�-,. •.. w•' .. .. +v.1.:w .r'C.�C^.�'GF•T•J.�'l:Cr".."".."Cx'A.:f ..�RN+'�Y171'^,•�'F•:.G,?J,»"�.T:•'3'SS:.t:�..'Rs'.C:.:,..y7�. t•,�„'�:�'T-�'s'r.,i.%'„"
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;s ' sa t r ' ki"i c!4 'tit .�•-•.
.
.. .- • .. 1.• .7.. •y.,.-.0 •1, � i`t ^` - �. R•T:f?r.•9 h..P '44•,'rWlt.
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Commissioners' Proceedings, City.of Paducah 192_
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Oommiesioner Tully offered. the following motion: ' The following partiee havincc
paid the estimates against property owners on North Sixteenth Street. from the North.
Estimates paid
Gutter line of Jefferson Street to the South Gutter line of Trimble St:-;' t
qi�
�(t
by property
;,,. ...•
�s'y
o7mers for aide-
Set. ¢1 E. B. Pergereon..........,..:..8296.89
' walk Improve-.
f ;r. .' " 8 Virginia Bradshaw.........:.... 296.89
ment-on N. 16th
" 10 Hole 0. Tyree....:............ 824.6'4 -
a.r••r;:a. f
.7.:
Street, betn.. '.,
, ( " 18 Thos. 9. Holland ...:.......... 105.48
;;,;:;r..
r,•• .
Jefferson St.
" 14 T. S.,$olland.................. 98.51
``and Trimble St..
" 15. Was, Lofton....... ....:........ 838.04
�iamounting to
" 18 Nanny Jennings .:........:..... 122.49
`P..I83027.73, and
" 19 lire. R. S. Robertson.......... 78:6E
! oheok for said
" 20 Nellie Hatohell............... 78:62
amount Issued to
7joontraotore,
" 22 Isabelle St. John ............. 78.6E
"
"t
E8 Mari Iverlett.................. 78.6E
"
Reynolds Hros.
E4 0. Bryan .........:......... 78.6E
" 25. all H. Culp ...............:..: 74.6E
26 Bary E. Rogers ................. 329.61
" 29 Duke Williams....:.....;:..... '76.65
;.
3
" 80 Duke Williams .............:....'.78.62
w 36 A. P. Humburg-i............. 0 132.98
='
42 Gus. & Hank .................. sm. 26,-a total of =8027.78.
'
I move that .the sum of 88027.78 be'slloReynolds • • a wed Re olds Bros. Oontraotors and aheok
c< ,
• ,
drawn spinet the Speoiai -street .:und• to pay same. .Adopted upon. Deli of the roil by'
''''_ -
,��•
the following voter Yeds, Paos, Pulliam; Tully, Washington aid
�`.• `.°�'•
+�•,;;
.>Ostterjohn.-6:
Property owners
Commissioner Tully offered the following motion:. The following parties having
plneiher taking'-tenthe
,
year plan
I
neither paid the 'estimates or taken • advantage' of the Ten Year Plan for the Improvement
t,•'
nor paying esti-
r.!Mateo OAdinst.
of'eonorste sidewalks,'ourbe and guttere.on'Horth Sixteenth Street, from the North.
i,•. theirpropertyto
:?
S:! :
w•Iior sidewalk
gutter line of Jefferson St... to the' South gutter line of Trimble Streets-'
•
�""t;
l-rprovement on.
t N. 16th St.,
Bet. ¢El E. S. Payee...:.'..'..........= 76:.66.
j
�ibetn. Jefferson ;
" 84 Alex Winfree...:.......:r... 82.62, a total ot4158.27, I
'
° l and Trimble St.
to amount of
move that the Commissioner of Publio Finance be authorised and instructed to turn the.
j•' !4158'27-
r,a
above mentioned estimatea over. to Reynolde,Broe.; Contra.otore. Adop.tsd' upon call of
the roll. by the following vote: Yeas;,Pnoe,Pulliam,Tully.Rashington and Matter�ohn,-8.
Commissioner Tully offered the followtng:motion:. The following parties.baving
tiK
'
Property owners
signified their intention of talon advantage of'the Ten. Year Pa
�! g g Payment Plan far the.
y
i
taking advanta g°u
;�
..
Ten,Year Plan
estimates against property owners for the improvement of sidewalks. ourbs and gutters•'
4r
for sidewalkLto
Improvement on
on North Sixteenth Str
Street,' from the North tter line of Jefferson,8t. to the South
j. fgutter
r (
+s
16th St. bet>It.
defferson'9�.
ii gutter line of Trimble Street:-
n7d Trimble 9t.,11
to the, amount
Not. ¢4 Mrs. Hal Walters......:..:..•.. 288.18
p g
y
ird
-c .
of 83228:43 II
Wm.Englert ...................:�331.8e
I
>.
Improvement
" 7 Roes Bradley....: .:....:...:... 296.89.
Borrie to be
" 9 G. R. Sexton ...... :.:...... :... 347.09.
issued, and City
12 Homer Edelen...........:..'.......
Solioitor fur-
w
" 17 J.O. &Ida Sellars ............. 331.69
i:
nleh copy for
28 G: S. Wilkerson :................. 295.54..I
r.!
a I
said bonds. All
31 P.H.Pitt..... .....:............:' 78.6E
j 3E P'.H:Pitt......78.62
�...
t4
'
..................
" 33 F. 6 ii..Ohambllee
.............. 78.6E
85 V.K.Smith...................:.: 71.68
37, T. Ford ................:...:.. 273.40
" 89 'Gus. Hank, Jr..:.:.......:...... 848.38
40.911i and L. Housholder........: 296.64, a total of 83228.48.
I move that'Improvement Bonds for thii'emount be.iosued and the City Solicitor be..in
struoted to.furnish. oopy for said'bonde.and the bonds be advertieed for eale.as required
bylaw.. Adopted upon call ot'the roll by..the following vote: Yeas. Pecs. Pulliam.
Tully. Washington ngt and Kat Lerlchn;-8.
Commissioner Tully offered,ths following.motion:',The Improvement Borde leaned: for
y`r'
Impro cement BondA
Issued for im-
'the ! r .
mp otement.on North 9th Street between Madison R:'Trimble Ste..
f
on
N. 9th St. beta.
No. 1 Series'N. rine July let, 1922....:...8119.92
',,.
Madison b Trim-
ble Ste. after
H. let. 1923...:.... 119.9E
" 8 " N. " " lot, 1924........'719.92
'
havina
" 4 " N. " " lot. 1926........ 119.9E
been
advert ieed.for
" 8 " H..' let, 1926....,....: 119.92
sale 'and no bid
" d N. M . " -let. 1927........ 119.92
received, turned
" 7 " N. . " let. 1928........ 119.91
over to oontraot
" 8 " N. .". " let, 1929.00.6000 119.91
ord. Reynolds.
9 " N. ." " let.,1930....a... 119.91
".lo, " "
Bros.' ;t.:
N. '" let. 1931.4:0004. 119.91• a totai.ot 81199 161
having been adter.tlsed.for sale and no bids reoeived. I move that the Commissioner of
-Pub lie Flushes be authorised and instruoied to
deliver said bonds to Reynolds Prof.,
h
.M1{'p•:Y
.,1,:�iT�lyyyki• u:. - .�'.,.,'L'iCw.4]•tt%.: ,.. 1, a�..r :sL'..t.' L..•. - �.,.,, W+a.,:,/+..^14Ar
nt r. i"..i.:..p +-.�
.1
- �, „��`'
.: - - . ,� r•»r f c.., � r ..qo"• r t F*ovnx � "�y.. a ��,ri n, •"'aa a•.
Z .nr{� �'�� " � } 1kt +: � jr! ��� �; �.,,, 5+ Ry • r � mac: ,� ' `en
{
�.
.re+.........�..1..! �i.w.F�:..�t...s._. ..-M•+�--�ia�..+. 'w:al..l.ai.u+.i. 4..s..�� ti{i+' • ,r.' .�•,:,� _ aS '
Na -79 9
Commissioners Proceedings, City of Paducah A92_-
contractors. Adopted upon call of the roll by the following votei Yeas, Pao$, Pulliam,
X.;,_ •' q
tally. Washington and Katterjohn.-6.
i
Commissioner. Tully offered the following motion: the .Improvement Bonds
1
issued for the improvement an South 8th Street, between Husbands and Bachman Streets
mprovement Bonda.
4s. follows:
d for im- I
S..
bo. 1 Series M. due July 1 1928 .............4290.90
provement on :
��
Bth St.. beta. .
• ■ • • 1 . • :.:
8 Y. 1, 1923.. 290.90
............
■ ■ ■
Husbands & Bach-
■
. S • M. • " 1, 1924..,........... 290.90
man Ste. having4
M. 1, 1925 ............. 290.90
" 5 " M. " " 1, 1926........... .. 290.90
�• �..
been advertised �_,
for sale and no ''
r
6 M. 1 1827............. 290.90
"
bid received,
• r ■ ■.... 290.90'
" 7 w M. • 1 1928:........
8
i•rt:
turned over t0.
M. 1 1929 ............. 290.90
■ g • M. " ". T� 1950.........'.... 290.89
'
oontr & Ito , F
linker & 9torris. �
" 10 • M. " ` 1, 1931 ............. 290.89. a total of'$2900.98,
i ...
having been advertised for sale and no bide reosived. I move that the Commissioner of
'
r
Public Finance be &Aborised and Instructed to deliver said bonds to & StorrIs
,Baker
;r, y•,
Contractors. Adopted.upon asll of the roll by the following vot*: Yeas, Pace,.
BPulliam.
Tully, Washington and laetterlohn.-5.
nib;
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I�
R
Commissioner Tully offered the following motion: . The Improvement Bonds
"r s
`.
Improvement BoMsi
Issued for im-
issued for the Improvement on 4th Street between Broad & Elisabeth Ste. as follows;'
provemenL on g.
yo. 1 Series 0, due July 1 1922............$ 74.13
4th tit. beta.
' 2 " 0: .• " 1, 1923.......... .. 74.12
:- •,.;,
Broad & Elisabeth
Ste. having been'
• 3 " 0. • • 1, 1924..........
!�;. rt! 7 e, -
,-Ste.,
.
advertised for
■. r ■ " .74.1E
5 0. 1, 1925............
; 5 �' 0.. 1, 1926............ 74.1E
:
sale, and no .bid
received for same',.
6 0. .
1 1927........... 74. 12
■ ■ ■ ■
turned over to
�,
,
• 9 • A. " • 1. 1928............ 74.1E
8 0. 1. 1929............ 74.1E
N' ;•j .i.
;.
oontrnotore
Reynolds 8roo.
,
; 9 0. 1. 1930..:...,...... .74.12
.' 10 0. 1, 1931............ 74.12. a total of j741.81,
hating been alvertieed for sale and no bids received, I move that the Commissioner of
i.
Vrublie
Finance be authorised and instructed to deliver said bonds to Reynolds Bros.,
Contraotoro: ,Adopted upon call of the roll by the•following.votet Yeas. Pao*,
fad?r+
Pulliam. Tully, Ws3hington.and Katzerjohn,-5.
Communication %
Commissioner Washington offered the following motion; I. move that thy,Yo
,;,",.
.•
from W.L.Herpy `
kanager of Trsne-
00mmunloation from W. L. Berry, Manager of Transportation for the Ayer -Lord tis-Oo.;
,7
portation Ayer-
notifying the Oity of giving np their lease for 120 feet'of�the Olty Wherfage, be.
Lord Tie Co.
.
notifying Olt
of giving up y
, .resolved and filed.Adopted upon call of the roll by Ahe following voto:.Yeas, Pace,'
'
�
lease for 120 M
Pulliam, Tully. Washington and Katterjohn,-5.'
feet of city i
Wharfage. y
00mm19sioner Pulliam offered the following motions I . move that the oommuni.
!.'
Oommunioetion
J.A.Rudy &Sons. ir,
cation from J. A. Rudy & Bone, dated January 13th, 1922, requesting. that its license
"
in re: Liaenee
be revoked to sell Malt. or Cereal Beverages. or any admixtures thereof, be reoeived
j.
to bell Malt or
rt•..
Cereal Beverage*
end filed. Adopted,upon. call of the roll by the following vote;. Yana, rsoe,rul.liam; '
.,.
Tully. Washington and Katteriohn,-b.
say
�V
Commissioner, Pace offered the following motion; I move that the oommunioa.'
Communioation Z
R08006 Read City„
tion from Roeooe Reed, Oity Solicitor, relative.to an accident between a Firs truck
'.
Solicitor; in re:;
accident Detn.
of No. 5 Fire Station and an Automobile owned by W. J. Gilbert, at Eleventh and
'
fire truck #b '
Fire Station
Broadway, on October Slat. 1921. be received and filed. and that same be referred to
a
end automobile.
caned by W, J..
the Commissioner of Public Safety for further investigation, and to report on same at
fir„
t_•;.'
_
fil
OilDert, aL th I
and Broadway.
the next Regular l!eeting. Adopted upon call of the roll by the following vote: Yeas,
'
Pnoa, Pulliam, Tully, Weehington and Katterjohn,-5. '
01Ly 9olioitor
to test validityysolicitor
Oommisaioner Washington offered.the following motion;. I move that the Olty
-of Fospital Bond
be authorised and dire.oted to teat the -validity of the'Hospital Bond.Iesue,
Issue in.Courts.
by filing a.sult In the Ro0reoken Circuit Oourt,'ard appeallnR same to the Oourtof
Appeals.. Adopted upon call of the roll by.the following vote; Yens,•Pace, Pulliam,
i..
Tully,' Washington and Ketterphn,-5.
. •:s_'✓�'r'Y'q"' :1?.R'.1R'7'.
aT"7",!7,!,1,w.J
,.n•'..,`R"•"fir'S'
ue'.A"Fvv0 u.�R!+•sN0q 1^'�§'!�•�TM�1;i3 VM ' ,I„ U•V'!i
i.-.--ps:tuia. ,•J tp •"'1` T .a....;-� _....T.,-�++'C..+�yY+,aY'n r:+, ' •sr-Y..lt' T ...y-� „ -��v. ... r v ^ W .''Si4+""1 - t {; :r ,+�r xk' •,•µ 1 �YN'i
- aa:.so�- a >iiu. Id -1 _, ,_ _. } -.V.-_ ,.d _•k.1� r 1- .r.� - f. ..y a�_ .. ..
•
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Commissioners'. Proceedings, Cityof Paducah 192--.. s
Oommisetoner Pulliam offered the followingss
motion; I move that the sale ot.6, 1 r�•`•
1`18610 of 8 Mules
'-for 9260.00; mules at $260.00, all of which have passed their period of economic usefulness for work
property of the .
City of Paducah.N on city streets, are being fed in the City Stables with practically no.use being made
of them, and have been valued at the above figcae,by stook:experte, be.ratifted. Adopt pl
ed upon call of the roll by the following votet Togo. Pace. -Pulliam. Tully, Washington 1 ;Jr
r� and Katterjohni4. I.
Oommlesioner'phlliate offered'.the following motion: I move that Ed. D. Hannan ;t
;.24i.D.Hnnnan
allowod $26.00 bb allows& $26.00 fo= oleaning house connection to Fourth Street, at side property line +
for oloaning i::,
sewer connection sewer, at the apartment of Mrs. Louis Pell and same be charged against Sewer Msints- ,•- ;;•; '`
in front of
r property of naaoe Fund. Adopted tpoh'-oa11 of the' roll by the following vote:.Teao. Paoe..Pulliam,
Gt .Mre. Louie Pell.
K.I Tully and Washington,4: Haye, Katterjohn,-1. >' '
Oommiseloner Pulham offered the following motion:. .I move that the employment rfr.'
^amployment of .
't C. F. John con, as of 0. F. Johnson, as draftsman, at:$200.00.per month: S. R. Bradshaw, as Inetrument-
k.
draftsman; at.
$200.00; S -R. : man, at $170.00 per month -.f .H. Coleman. as rodman. at $66.00 per month. and Troy
:.
Bradshaw, as
inatrumentman,at Dowse; as rodman; at $66.00 per month, be ratified. and salaries be charged to Third
t �170.00: H.H.
oleman and Troy .District Sewer.Fund,.all being employed.on design of said Sewer District. Adopted upon� ,;..,...
Downs, as Rod- t r�,.•..
K: men at $66.00, . cfolloin
all of the roll by the*following vote: Yeas, Pace, Pulliam. Washington and 3atterjohn,• "3
1, per months, in.
;re:3rd District 41 $aye; Tully. -1..
,(
+ . r... .
•Mayor Katterjohn offered* the following motion:.` I move that an Ordinance '
Malden Alley Closing golden Ailey for s Distance of One Hundred Feet. From the Borth End Thereof,'endi
Ol o sed -Oral inanc s.
1102ia uiahin The Right and' Title.Thereof To The International Shoe Company. J
4 g mpa'ny, be tdoptedl �;.
Y 'Adopted upon call of the roll by the'.following votes Teas, Page. Pulliam, Tally.." rr
Washington and Hatter john B. t°.?
I' + Commissioner Pace offered the .following motion:. .Having investigated the Anse-'`
Lioeneee,granted tion of granting license to sell Malt or Cereal Beverages, or any admixtures thereof
oto Bell Malt of .�
Cereal Beverage to I'
Ito:-
:Took Lowe. Tuck Lowe......... 600 S. 7th St. .
H. L.Oaues. H. L. Oauee....... 606 Adame St. r'
hehkopf Dist.Oo. Rehkopf Dist.Oo... 106 s.. 2nd St.. �, f
�t E.3tlth R. E. Stith....... 116 N. 4th St. jt
t;I �T.Bohannan A. T. Bohannon.... 111 S. Ord St..
Snyder 8 Wilson. N Snyder. A Wilson... 116.8. 2nd St.
and fiadt.ng no reason why said lioeneee should not be granted, I move that said license* r
be anted. Adopted ? 4
Br p upon call of,the roll.by the follwwing vote: Yeas, Pace. Pulliam.
Tully. Washington and KatLerjohn,-6.
a a Commissioner Tully offered the following motions .,Jack Riddle of $119 Broadway
Lioense to Bell� Y,
Malt'or Cereal having deposited his,cheok for $60.00 together application for Malt or Cereal
Beverage grant-'.1� geer w
ed to Jack Beverage License. I move that license to sell Malt or.oersal beverage of any admixtures
Riddle. g' el
thereof be granted to Jack Riddle of 119 Broadway for a period of six months from Jan.'?
let to June 30th, 1922. Adopted upon call of the roll by the following rotes Yeas..,tP„
'
:.
Pace. Pulliam, Tully. Washington and KsLierjohn;-6.
' Oom'r.Publio Oommiseloner.Tully offered the follow o,
Finance to Pur=' tsag motions .. I move that the Commissioner
obaoe New Minute of rublio,Binance be authorised and directed to buy for the City of Padnoah a new
i'' Book. �;.:..'
". Minute Bock and charge same to Printtng and Supplies Account. Adopted upon gall of the s"
` ;.'•'' roll by the following vote: Yeas. pgcO,PuIIIam.Tu1 ,Washiti
]y gum and Katter joha.-6. N
On motion the Hoard adjourned'
upon Ball of„the roll by 6 yeas..41
1� C >4� t '_ �aa�itea n3'n`•�� 19� ..4:L�.YRU'J�� •j �x
r .
• p 4) J � l
k ! :J:L7d8u: e:x+t '� . ri1.N/fl..:,`v..- •i?S'::7,?i::':t4sA;vJ✓.» .... - .^w r ^r 1 .:.:.:.+u;ews ge•Y:. - 1r-.n.e.:.. ” F!:`. a _ '