05/05/1922 Board of Public Safety Minutes

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o Friday May 5th. 1922. Office of the Baard of Public Safty, Meeting called to order at 5 P.M. All Members being present. Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved. FIRE DEPART141"iNT:'. REQUISITIONS PRESENTED AND "",PPROVED. 101 - Gasoline. 112 - Supplies & Repairs. 102 - Pay -Roll lst. Half of ]`ay. 113 - Supplies & Repairs. 103 - pay -Roll Last Half of .1.1ay. 114 - Supplies. 104 - Supplies. 115 - Light & Power. 105 - Supplies. 116 -nGas & Arc. 106 - Hardware Supplies. 117 - Supplies. 107 - Supplies. 118 - Supplies & Repairs. 108 - Supplies. 119 - Supplies & Repairs. 109 - Supplies. 120 *- Suplies. 110 - Supplies. 121 - Supplies. 111- Hardware Supplies. 7.22 - Supplies. BILLS PRESENTED AND, ALLO IIED. 90 - 79 Pa Roll last half of April ..................... $8,600.72 Applications were received from Everett R. Holloway a Harry B. Havens for positions in the Fire Department which were ordered placed on file. - RZOUISITIONS PRESENTED AND 24 - Salaries 7�inemen First half of ",Jay. 25 - Electrical Sup-lies. 26 - Hardware Supplies. BILLS PRESENTED AND AL7j0 "5ED. 201 - 23 Salaries Linemen last half of April 1922. Supt. Beaning presented report of .work- done b` . h.is departmont during the week ending May 3rd. 1 IEIGHTS & !',T1, kSUPE DET) ?RTIFENT : - Byron B. Miller presented report of Inspections of weights measures and gas meters during the week ending May 5th, also monthly report for :the month of April 1922. POLICE DE' �RTMENT : - BILLS PRESENTED AND .ALLOINED. 198 -- 218 Police pay -toll last half of April ..............$6,792.00 199 - 210,' Salaries Board,Clerk,City Sealer & Surgenn...... 316.66 _ x,10 8z6 REQUISITIONS PRESENTED AND APPROVED. 22 -0 -- Supplies. 227 - Telegraph Service. 221 - Gasoline. 228 - Printing. 222 - Repairing Carburator. 229 - Insurance Policy. 223.- Motorcycle Repairs. 230 - II.S.Army Store.Rubber Boots 224 - Tail light bulbs. 231 - Power for batteries. 225 - Street marking paint. 232 - Rena i.ri.ng Seniiaf ores. 226 - Supplies. n Chief lane was instructed to consult` the City attorney to determine what action can be taken against the obstruction of the city side wglks by fruit stores and shoe shine parlors.arA immediate action if an ordinance can be found against such stands. Mr. Otto Sherman of the Studebaker Corp. appeared befor the board and quoted price on a Studebaker Big Six touring car allowing Four Hundred Dollars for the Old Cadillac touring car or a Ten percent discount from list price on a cash sale. Not including a trade in. His proposition was made in writing and file with the board.. P:�otr� prevailed to adjourn. T !+ ST: PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD. CLERK OF Tom, BOARD.