12/05/1932 Board of Public Safety Minutes

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REGULAR'MEETING DECEMBER 5, 1932 Regular meeting held by the Board of Public Safety Monday, December 5, 1932. Meeting called to order by Mr. C. A. Budd at 9 :15 O'clock A.M. All members present. Minutes of last regular meeting were approved. Bills in the amount of $3,550.76 were approved, bearing requisition numbers as follows: 02282 05378 05360 05363 02252 05366 05368 05362 02283 05387 05351 02281 05357 05383 05370 02277 05354 05393 05276 02294 05392 05391 05300 05334 05390 05359 05313 05338 05289 05355 05288 05377 05329 05361 05273 10- 31 -32 Western Union Telegr' Company 11 -21 -32 11 -18 -32 Indiana & Michigan Flee' Company 12- 1 -32 Scherman- Sohaus- Freeman Company POLICE DEPARTMENT Motion was made by Mr. Gadacz, seconded by Mr. Trost, and unanimously carried, that William J. Szymanski who was re- tired on disahility pension, Aug. 12, 1929 , be rein- stated effective January 1, 1933 to replace Charles Keller who died December 3, 1932. On recommendation of Chief John B. Kuespert, the Board unanimously agreed to authorize him to purchase, from Seherman- Schan.s- Freeman Company, three Roekne automobiles and to trade in the three Fords now in use. Monthly report of the police department presented by the Chief, which was examined and ordered placed on file. Weekly report of Policewoman, Mrs. Minnie Evans, presented, approved and placed on file. Police bonds of Donald L. Miller and Raymond H. Miller who are employed by the N.S. Special P Service, were approved by the Board. Applications of Alex Nieszgodzki, Porter L. Kizer and Bernard Co Newhart were approved and ordered placed on file. FIRE . DEPARTMENT Michael Barany, Clerk of the Board, presented Bond from General Fire Truck Company, St. Louis, Mo. , in the amount of $2,570.50, covering the contract for the 500- gallon Pumper ordered by the Board from the above mentioned firm. The Board instructed the Clerk to have City Attorney, Walter L. Clements, approve said bond before accepting same. Applications of Horace E. McDonald and Modest Niezgodski were approved and ordered placed on file. Chief R. A. Knoblock reported on the activities of his department for the past week.