04/01/1935 Board of Public Safety Minutes

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7 2., It is further covenanted that this agreement shall with an option granted to contract for another like forth in this agreer.".ent. and agreed by and between the parties hereto operate for a period of one (1) year from date said contractor and said city to renew said period on the same terms and conditions as set Inconsideration of the services to be performed by said contractor, said city agrees to pay said contractor the sum of Five (4'5.00) dollars, and further agrees that said contractor may charge the regular rate to such persons served, under said service, as are able to pay, but all other service to be berformed by said contractor shall bear no further charge. It is further covenanted and agreed between the parties that the city expressly reserves the right to terminate this contract upon service of notice to said contractor, that the services perforrned by said- contractor are unsatiffactory and that other arrangeirlents have been ,:;lade. To each of the conditions of this contract, including all and singular, the provisions and terms of the particular agreements, the undersigned binds himself or itself and the respective successor or assigns of said parties. In testimony i hereof, we, the foregoing naiaed Parties, hereunto set our hands this lst day of April, 1935 h. D. Earl C. Collis Contractor CITY OF �t1 "'lr� BE, ll Y TI'S BVhRD OF. PUBLIC 1 OP,TL,S Edvain 'IV'`. Hunter ,red Woodward Frederick J. Anderson The Board approved special officer's commission for Earl C. Hollis to continue with the life of the contract. POLICE BEE -1-A ih T-Chief Lane present: It was moved, seconded and carried that the Chief be instructed to watch closely the Isliasicians' Club, the Bovaery and all other so- c��lle() clubs and bring thew in at once for violations of the li r,uor lal,,v and to see that all advertising signs, curtains and ou.toffs are removed. Ellis Diver, pensioner, requested the Board to give hi. >)eriiLssion to wear a pel_sioner's. `badge as had been done in the past.. The Board instruc- ted the Secretary "'to sup ply l:lizi with one and to extend the sa rivileFe to other pensioners. The Board -recoi.u,lend;ed the demotion of Sergeant Edward .,orris to oatrolraan and the yoromotior,� of patrolman Claude Keller to Sergeant eifect,ive pri1 1st, 1935 anal, subject to a _-signraent of the Chief of Police. The matter" of furnyishin equipment to Police officers was reported by the Chief as being as follows: gun, belt, badge, bill7T, vhistle arid- box -key. The Chief` ceras instructed to wake a. survey of the gun equipment among the officers and report some plan of starLdardi�aa.tion. Resip-nation of Bert C. Kochanowski was accepted to take effect as of April 8, 1935. The Board a.,-)proved a two weeks' vacation for Officer Kochanowski with pay from April 8 to 22nd. Appointment on the - police force of Joseph E. Ball to fill the vacancy created by.the resignation'of Bert C. Kochanowski Vas approved by the Board to begin April 8, 1935 on probation for sixrionths at salary designated for that period subject to assignment of the Chief of Police. Louis Shannon amoointed by the Tvlayor as City Electrician was granted a special police commission. The Chief of Police was instructed to -proceed ytith the target practice the basis of the proposal of the St. JOSeph for officers of the force on in their letter of February 15, Valley Rifle Associati_n as outlined Valley 1935 signed by TI aurice A.. Singer, Secretary- T'reaaurer and now on file in the office of the Board of Safety. 1