01/27/1922 Board of Public Safety Minutes

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79 IN I FRIDAY JANUARY 27th. 1922. OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFTY Meeting called to order at 5 P. 11. All members being Present. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. 'IVE DEP BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLO 12 - - -17. American La- France Fire Engine Co............... 52.00 13 --- 20. Durfee Embalming Fluid Co ....................... 23.50 14 - - -25. _a.lemite Lubricator Co ........................... 3.12_ TOTAL '71 .62 REQUISITIONS PRESENTED AND APPROVED. 27, Supplies 20. Supplies 2v, Supplies 30. Supplies P>Zot oli - prevailed teat petitlo-L.► of Geo. H. Bower for pus -tion as f d ret,ia.Ll be ordered p -aced o rs I li e. 1Aotioii prevailed tiia 6 Cnie S.L®rei, was advised to sei.L to the h o sdx 0 rt;iinitig gear's all norse t?j ii cjj rids denarwnea16 has ou naud. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Supt. Beaning presented report of work done by his department during the week ending January 25th. 1922. REQUISITIONS PRESERVED AND APPROVED. 9. Salaries Last half of January. 10.Suppkies. WEIGHTS & MEASURE DEPARTMENT. RE`?UISITIONS PRESENTED AND APPROVED. 2. Steel Dies and Lead Seals. POLICE DEBARTMENT. V. R. BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOWEB. 28.- 13 Hibberd Printing Co ............................. 4.40 29.- 25 Campbell Paper Box Co..... ® ..................... 1.79 30. -26 The White �`Ielding Co ............................ 5.15 31.- 27 Indiana :: ?etroleum ............................... 87.08 32.- 29 Indiana Bell Telephone Co ....................... 21.80 33.- 31 Ind & Michigan Electric Co ...................... 7.78 34.- 32 Gafill Oil Co . .. ............................... 71.30 35.- 33 Frank J. golf .... ............................... 10.85 36.- 34 Bermans Sporting Goods Store .................... 15.60 37.- 35 Howard Cranfill Co .............................. 2.12 38 .- 28 Laurence J. Lane . ............................... 5.00 39.- 36 Clarence Connell ............................... 8.50 40.- 37 Hibberd Printing Co ............................. 31.50 41.- 38 Woodward Vattern Works ......................... 2.50 42.- 39 Frazier & Frazier . ..............................' 15000 43.- 40 Miller Tire Service Co ........................h. 31.90 TOTAL 22.2'J REIUISITIONS PRESENTED AND APPROVED. 36. Clarence Connell 'Printing. 37. 'Printing. 38. Wrench Handles. 39. Cross Chains for Skid Chains. 40. Tires Tubes and supplies. 41. Pay -Roll Last Half January. .42. Salaries Members of Board of Public Safty. 43. Salaries City Sealer. City Surgeon and Clerk. of Baard. 44. Office Supplies. 45. Services offered Officer Vernon. Motion prevailed that applications from'John Guzicki, Ernest G. °immerman, Walter P.uszkowski, Alex Arch, and 11.1iss Kathern Schafer, and J. Edward'Wygant for positions in the Police department were ordered placed on file. Motion prevailed that the resigination of Anthony A. Sabernick as a member of the police department be accepted. Motion prevailed that Chief Lane make application to International Assn of Chiefs of Police and the National Bureau of Criminal Indentification Association. Officer John W. Vernon anneared before the Board and was auestioned relative to how the accident happened which resulted in the loss of part of the first finger off of his left hand. which meet with the approval of the Board and Doctor bill for same was ordered to be -paid by this Department. Communications were received ffom James A. Hall Prop. The Winter Garden" E. R. ffoltmann's Orchestras. Chas C. Gates, And A. B. Sworths all being ordered placed on file. T n preva , 1,ea to adjourn. ATTEST - -RESIDENT OF THE BOARD. CLERK OF THE BOARD.