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Home My WebLink About08/10/1923 Board of Public Safety MinutesMotion prevailed that Bonds of. 'One Thousand ($1,000.00) each., personal Bonds be,accepted as Follows, Officer Harry C. Jennings,, as pricipal. Ralph H..Kuss, and Samuel B. Robinson as surety, Officer John W. Vernod, as principalgf H. Monroe Hardman ans Louis J. Smith. as surety. Mfficer Lucuis La Fortune as principal, Emil Johnson and Albert Tellson, as surety. Officer Frank Ferger, as principal aid John.T. Niezgodzki and Chas. Korpal as surety. Officer Leo. C. Adamski, as principal and Martin.C. Hoban and H. M. Gross, as surety. afficer Edward E. Me Cormick, as principal and Jack Sanders and Andrew Troeger, as surety. Officer Chas. A. Dunning as principal and Gilbert A. Elliott, and 0. A. Clark as surety. Officer Karl R. Smith as principal and Joseph .Williams Jr. and Hubert Archambealzlt as surety. Officer Theo. Wolter as principal and Irvin 111. Cripe and Dick Johnson as surety. Officer Luuis H, Meilke as principal, Sam. J. Hartman and Ralph H. Kuss, as surety. Officer A. M. Moore as principal, Frank J. ward and B. F. _ Augustine as surety. Officer George Pinter as principal C. E. Nicely, , Elva O..Nicely and John G. Yeagley as surety. Officer Neils P. Hanson, as priacipal, Golden D. -Mann and 0. A. Clark as surety. Officer Chas. <. P. Wickens as principal, Louis J. Smith and 0. A. Clark, as surety. Officer John E. Stickley as principal, Donald Mac. Gregor as. -qty. Officer August De Vos as princi palrp J. J. Kopinski and ,' z ,B - Beechdr as surety. Officer .Le Roy Poure as principal, 0. A. Clark and C. B. Crum packer, as surety. Officer Adam Rozanski as principal and Marion S. Wesolowski, L. I.T. Korpal-mas surety. Officer Vincent.Brzezinski as Prdncipal, Nick Budnik and John Plessel as surety. Officer 11artin Zgodzinski as principal, George 7godzinski and Martin Zgodzinski as surety. The above named bonds were approved and signed by the Pres. of the Board. Mr. 11. 0. Davies. Motion prevailed to adjourn:- - EST: -, PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD. CLERK BOARD OF PUBLIC SA I - ` Frid.ar Au 10th. X1923. Office of t e Board of Public Safety, meeting calledo order at 5 P. RS. All me^_lbers being present. Minutes of previous meetin` jnrere read and ap-proved. FIRy 1)P.FART :NT : - RL UISITIOITS PRESENTED AN.D APPRO'7E.D. 529- Tubei. 540- Supplies. 530- Pay Roil lst..Half of Aug. 541- F' 531- Pay Ikoll L St t' TV 7� 542- r ". 532- Gas E Arc, 543- Supplies Repairs. 533- Light & Power. 544- 534 - .Supplies. 345- Carbutator, 535- ,► 546- Rey3airs. 535 -. Strorlies 8c Repairs. 547- grooms. . 537- 538- Hardware Supplies. 539 - - Suppliev. Motion prevailed that the a pica -ions of Thous J. 'Douglas, 3 and Arthur 7ilkerwit7A for positions in the Fire Department be --placed on File.. w BILL PRESE1 TED IND . TI 0, °ILD. 483 Salaries - -493 Lazt half of July 1923 ............... 8r;549.79 484- -513 John A Haberle. ....:.. ... .... ......... 5.85 484--49,5'Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.,.. 16.05 .,.... 4$6 - -_ -437 Na.tional.Grdcery Co ............................ 8.75 %}t37--510 yndiana Lumber. & Co 1:68 ,r;T.fg. .. ...........•.....:.. 488 - -430 Studebaker Corp. ........ ....... . 64.55 , .......... 489 - -521 American I,a,- France Fire Engine Co .............. 1.25 490 - -,478 I... T. T o arer Dec. Co.',,. .... ..... ............... 2.18 491 - -d90 Thomas Vulc Co. 17,X10 ;Rubber. . ................. ...... 499g2- -528 South '3end. Supoly,Co ...... ............, .... 9v. 55 Nati�?al Grocery Co. .... ..... , ........... 0 1L. ., : Cord Radiator & r4lfg. Co. ... .... .......... 122.75 , 495- -428 Gafill- Covery ' Bindery .......................... 24.50 49�- -519 Board of Industrial Aid for the blind.......... 20.75 497--5,12 South Send Spripg ?wagon & Ca,rria.,ge Co. ,..... , .. 4.89 498 - -472 National Grocery Co.,... 33.50 c TOTAL....'.. ..$81983.9r/ ELECTRIC II1 2-J -ENT : - R 1 rJiSITI0T3c PR-E1 � `TTED & AP. -�Rt T D. 114 -- 14iscel lane ous. 115- Salaries for the First Falf of 1u�. 1023. . BILLS ERE „ EI: TED A?TL k1j LO'::7 . 930---113 Salaries for T,inen � . .................. ........ ... 162.50 93334. 'Henry, Thornton.... ............................. 8000 934 - -96 Russivurm Bros. .. ..... ....................<.<..,..... 3.75 93U - -1 5, Taylor's Tire Shope w..... ... .........., 2.6O 936- -112 `'sr. R. Hinkle Inc . , .... .. .. ..................... 9.03 9379 -108 National bead Cc ..... .....................,......... 7.12 TOTAL.... 193.00 Su�nt. fieaning ;resented vvefikv� re-o-t for tI c ��eek en�?ti_ - AuZ-. 8th. 1 1323. '3L S ,E:.;ITr1D ALD AL7 J.'w;,D. 931 - -33. Reed I. Fa.wthor�le ................................ :. t 35.00 938 - -34 Artific:�al Ice Co. ... .. 5.006 Raed I. a �vvthcrne , presented ,,reekl y roport for the week end ing .Aug. 1 Oth. 1923. P OI: T '.i..; ilL' .� R'Lr';:,3i•; 1 . - $� 5 !' R lJ r)UT aI.:- I,OI�V :J l.a /�il.id -U� L7;. 10.110 to 1018 Ine3p).civebwere a�jr ro cd. 8i.lis Prevented and allowed. 928--1008 Sala.rle s for the :'bast half :o of July . ........... $7 , 251.83 929- -1�?O9 9,alarie�,-- Clerk &: City Sealer ..................... 137.50 929A.1009 Salaries Board and Surgeon........,.,, ...., .... 191.66 TOT?.I,..... 7, 579. 99 ?,lotion ,2revail'ed that Officer Harold "?hitmer, i.s to attend the Internaticna A, sociA.tio^ of Indent�_finctior, Convention held at De Moineq, Town. Aug l5th. to 18th. , nd the expense of tri-, is to be -ai a o -at of the Pcli ce Viscel. 'anleo'- land. 1P.d to n,d w T ^T l- � nLE v ".It -. i Friday :August 27th. 1923. Office of Board. of Public Safety, meeting called to order at 5 P. M. 1Ir. Clement S. Smogor being Absent. Minutes of i revious meeting were read and approved. FIRE DEr�1?l,i 11 BILLS rRESEz.� :D A.10 ..1_-O'NED. 499- -530 Salaries for the First half of August.. , ..... $8,553.79 ELECTRICAL DEP 1RTIIENT: - RE^UIaITIONS PREUE"NTED AND APPROVED 116 Supplies. 117. Tabor Splicing Cable. 113 Hardware Supplies. BILLS PR.iaENT:�.L AND ALL01iVED. 939- -115 Sa.la,riez for T:inemen k'isrt half of August.... 162.50 Supt. geaning presented weekly report for the week ending Aug. 15th. TTYI'z' S & i.::ISUR : LE1.�R 1� i11 :-- ,REOUIilI`1'ION r1ZL'ENTyD Se A� 'ROVED. 35 -- Repairs for City Scales. Motion crevailed that the ;,farket hours be c'ra.nged as follows that no one having produce for sale be allowed on the bridge be- - -fore the hour of 6. ). 111. prior to market days and that the market is to re.-:gain onc*n until. L. P. 111. on marYFt days. Mr. Reed I . - , ,,thorne lresenter? ,reeky -report for the week - ending 9.ug. 17th. P 0 I I C. D E2 .JR TlL."IbfF l.. R: ^ulvITiONS 2RE3LNTL!) cc 1P2RQVE11. 10M9 to 1040 Inclusive were anrroved. j „ 1 BILLS -2R.L]"SENTuD .AIAD 1I;LOk1r:D. 940- -1018 Salaries for the First hnalf of Aug. 1923...... X7,459.X.3 941 - -1017 Salaries Clerk'& City Sealer.:':':':':' ............. 137.50 ?;potion prevailed that the ::ipplication of Alfred Fritz,+ for a position in the Police Denartment be placed on 'File. Ll 11otloa nreva.iled that the Bond or Serg't. 7godzinski, as pr_ Aci91 'inn ?. v. Li bi:.g, and A. v• 1r0 "l�l, £iS surety fOr one thou- :ad d n l l a r1, 000.0 Old ' b e a i`p r pu�J�/l1