1914-05-19 Regular CC MinutesREGULAR MEETING OF ThE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF AIJAIEDAc
TUESDAY LVENINC, MAY 19TH, 1914.
The meeting was called to order by Eayor Franl: Otis.
The roll was cfled and Councilmen Bartlett, Bullock, Hammond, MacRae,
Morgenstern, Morris, Roth and Stewart, (0, were noted present. Quorum
present. Councilman Probe arrived during' the reading of the 1:inutes and
was noted present.
The minutes of the previous eeting were approved as read.
Claims against the General Fund amounting to 2056.95; against the Police
Furd amounting to :151.60; aainst the Fire Fund amounting to ;:p027.64 and
against the Street Fund amountin 'to 4047.51 having been approved and
audited by the proper officials were read by the Clerk as follows:-
GENERAL Furp.
Municipal Electric
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0-ht 27_ant
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Noy, V:, 11,
Panama Tea Company
Poorman, Jr., Samuel
rity S9ring5 ';;'ater Co.
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Schneider, Henry
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Times ;2Aar Co.
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Alameda Steam
Hickey, J. P.
l'aci:flic Tel. a; Tel. Co.
Pope Hartford Co.
Schneider , Henry
Smith, P. J.
Soules, E. C.
Times Star Co.
Underwood Typewriter Co.
Vosburgh, L.
lestern Union. Tel. Co.
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Aetna Insurance Company
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Alameda Steam Laundry Ass'n.
Lamps
s 12.00
Public lighting,. 1964.05
Supplies for Pound 1.00
Refund of License 2.50
Fees advanced 1.60
Water .50
1.00
Stationery 4.50
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City Attorney
Tax receipts
Total -
POLICE FUND.
Cleaning' blankets
Salar
Telephones
Repairs
Stationery and stomps
Heals
Gasoline
Printirz
Typewriter repairs
Hardware
Telegrams
Total -
FIRE FUND.
11111110 premium
Linen service
Baird, 3 . V. Horseshoeing
7.10
7.70
7.50
47.50
2056.95
3.05
51.60
4.15
1.00
6.00
13.50
18.60
255O
13.00
4.10
.85
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22.50
7.50
16.20
5.00
May 19th, 1914.
Coustier (': Son, Re)airc= %., 29.50
Coal Oil 6.00
CuLta Porcha ,r: Rub or L9g. Co. Leather helmets 69.00
Sup1ios 102.00
Janis, B. L. Horseshoeing 6.50
Kahn, Trod .Apparatus repairs 67.50
KeiDy, C. i . Salary, sick vacation 3.15
,:l. R. Horseshoein 15.25
IF IT TT TT 7.50
i=eorber, A.. H. B. Hay 19.25
Lewis Grocery Co. Supplies 2.65
Lomax, R. a. ;forsesnoeing 15.25
_cacil'ic (.;-1.s B Electric Co. Gas 22.50
2acil-:ic Tel. B Tel. Co. Znones .
Bark flarne Oil 3.25
reoples ';:ater Co. Vipter 307.81
Rhodes-Jamieson B Co. Feed 214.40
Risso, G. ilanuro Hauling 14.80
5011105, E. C. .L9-9pratus repairs 40.00
Strom Electrical Co. Supplies 1.25
.eir1tocic•ol Co. I? 25.00
Fischer, C, P.
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estern Co.
Bowen, Y. B.
]2'ischer, C. F.
Ccoldstone, John
Total - 1027.64
Supplies
21.ssistin City J.cl,cdnoer
Supplies
Gasoline B distillate
8.50
5.00
2.07
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Kellog Express Co. liravae 1.00
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Bacific Tel. B Tel. Co. Mental 2.96
2ark Gf_lvae Reairs 5.60
Teo-91es 'ater Co. Mater 54.65
Elutiper L Son, Geo. E. Lumber 8.40
Rhodes-Jamieson & Co. Material l36
Ti TT IT II TT 254.60
2 0.35
2,ickerson, .111 Supplies .75
Schnei(er, Henry Stationery 6.75
Standard Corrugated ripe Co. Corrugated. culverts 314.78
Total - 1047.51
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i'or;ester.:1 moved that thr claims as read be pairi, seconded by Ur. 1.orriF: and
carried by the following vote:- l',yel:Councilmen Bartlett, Bullock, Hammond
flac2n.e, TiorFjenstern, Lorrls, ryob:,t, Moth acld Stewart, (9). Yoes:Done.
Abce,lt:Pone.
The matter o:.' confirming the allpointment of B. C. Drown as member of
r. rt -T 1 4 Irti MN, 4-
19th, 1914.
following vote:- AYes:Councilmen Bullock, MacRae, Morris, Roth and
Stewart, . Bees :Councilmen Bartlett, Hammond, leorgenstern, and
Probet, (4). Abreat:None.
1/v- The Clerk then read the letter from Mayor Frank Otis in which he
an ,ointed Alfred Latham, as member of the Police and Fire Commission to
succeed himself, his term of office exeiring tIny 20th, 1914.
Hammond moved that the appointment be confirmed, seconded by Ur. Bartlett.
1,e2. Stewart then offered as an amendment the motion that the matter lay
Over for two weeks, seconded by oil.. Roth and lost by the following vote:
Lyes:Coancilmen JiacRue, Llorris, Roth and. stowart, :oes:Councilmen
Bartlett, Bullock, Hammond, Morgenstern and 2robs1;,
• Thereupon
ler. Hammond moved that the appointment of Mr. Latham be not confirmed
seconded by Pr. PrObst and lost by the followinF vote:- Ayes:Councilman
(1). Roes:Ceencilmen Bartlett, Bullock, Hammond, MacRae, i,orgen-
stern, Morris, t2robst and otewart, (8). Absent:Bone. Mayor Otis there-
upon announced that this action meant the approval of Ix. Latham as
meilber of the Police and Fire Commission.
The following communications were received:-
From C. J. DuPour inviting the Council to investigate the needs
of the High School. 11r. iR)renstern moved that the invitation be accept-
ed and that the Public 13uildin7s and. Crounde Commitee in conjuuction
vith the Mayor attend to the matter, seconded by 1:ir. Hammond and duly
carried.
From J. C. ;:lcEhorson on the matter of installing lihts in the
waiting rooms and the erection of a waiting room at Fifth Street and
Lincoln Avenue. Ordered filed.
Mayor Otis asked to be excused whereupon President Merger.
took the chair.
Further communications:-
From J. C. EloPherson to F. H. Bartlett, Chairman of the Public
Utilities Committee, in which he stated that the .outhern Pacific
Company would agree to pay 8,000 toward the widening of Encinal
Avenue. Ordered filed.
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The budget estimates for the ensuing fiscal. year were ordered
referred to the Finance Committee.
From the Pacifio Telephone and Telegraph Company on the matter
of the telephone franchise. Ordered filed.
The Ordinance adopted by the Board of Supervisors of San
Francisco, having to do with moving done by expy:eee companies was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
v From C. J. DuPour, Secretary of the Board of Education request-
ing that 4500.00 be placed in the budget to purchase the lot adjoining
the Porter School. Referred to the Finance Committee.
/ From F. J. Croll requesting further time in which to prepare
:ay 19th, 1914.
farm at Lincoln Avenue and hood 6treet. Referred to the Board of Health.
From Thos. H. Rees, on the matter of the dredging. Referred to
the Harbor Advisory Board. Mr. Probst moved that the Chief of Folice
be instrucuel to stop the dredging until a suitable way to retain the
mud from going into the bay was provided, seconded by ldr. Bartlett and
duly carried.
From Thos. H. Rees acknowledging receipt of the letter requesting
a further widening of the channel in Brooklyn basin. Ordered filed.
From New York University inviting a deleation to attend their
trip to Europe. Ordered filed.
From Congressman Lnowland Oh the matter of widening the channel
in Brooklyn basin. Ordered filed.
V Contracts with John G. Lorward, for the installing of water supply
systems in I:ashington and Jackson Parks; with Powell Brothers Construction
Company for the laying of sidewalk at lAcKinley Hark and the construction
of the sea wall along the southerly end of ':fashin.;7ton 1?,1 'lc and the first
portion of the sea wall alon Bay IfJmxla Avenue. Ordered filed.
The continuation certificate of Prank Newton 1:alton. Ordered.
An affidavit was resented shovrna due publication of riotice to
Contractors inviting bide for the completion of the Bay Island Avenue
sea wall. Ordered filed. The Clerk reported that in response to said
Notice he aims in receipt of one bid. Ueeen motion of T724 Brobat , second-
ed by Hammond mrs duly carried, the .Clerk was instrueted to open
the bids. Thereupon the Clerk opened and read the bids as follows:-
From the Powell 3rothers Construction Company
offerinp: to construct the posts, including
three inch pipe rail for :,(:).59 for each post.
To construct the sea wall, inelu.',ing all ex-
cavating fo:c the .:,';apie, for thirty cents per
cubie foot. The bid. was accompanied by a
certified che is: of ,o15.00.
1;:tr. HelliJaond le,oved that the -Bowell Brothers Corstructi am Company be award-
ed the contract, seconded by :r. Lorris and carried by the following
vote:- A:yes:Councilmen Bartlett, Bullock, Hammol,d, LacRae, Eorgenstern,
Brebot, Roth and ',:tewe.rt, (N. ir:oes:ITone. Abeent:Yonee
An Affidavit was eresented.showing due publiceetion of Notice to
Contl-acto'os inviting bids for the lzeyinee of a fire protection pipe line
0.11011 Yheboter street and Mork s ::Aroet. Ordered filec!:. The Clerk re-
ported that in response to said advertisement he was in receipt of five
bids. Ur. ;:itewart moved, seconded by Lr. 12.robst and duly carried, that
the hide be opened and read. Thereuoon the Clerk opened 31J.(7: read the
bids as follows:-
From the Contra Costa Construction Company,
11'.340.00. Accompanied by a. certified check.
in the sum of a,'5.00
From A. J. Grier & Company, :148'6.00.
Accompanied by a certified check in the cum
of 4150.00.
Brain the :Power Equipment Company, per C.P.
Adams, 2.570.00. Accompanied by a certified
chock in the sum of 4180.00.
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a certified check in the sum of 200
2rom lAchael Lurphy, 0_395.00. Accompanied by
a certified check in the sum of 0150.00.
1,1r. Hammond, moved that :the bidc, be 'e:'erre d to the "fire, hater and folice
Committee of the Council to report back, seconded by Hr. 2tewart and duly
carried.
Ir. Bartlett introduced the following Resolution and. Loved. its
:.'doption:-
RILSOLVED: That the 1:ayor of the City of
Biomeda be, and he is hereby authorized to
appoint four citizens of the City of Alameda,
who shall , with the members of the Street
Committee of the City Council, constitute
an Advisory City Planning Commission. The
four appointed members shall, at the first
meeting of the Commission, choose their
terms of office by lot, one for one year, one
for two years, one for three years and one
for four years. Their successors shall hold
Office for four years eaCh. They shall serve
without c ompensati on.
It shall be the duty of the Advisory City
Planning Coy to study the develop-
ment, growth and beautification of the City
of Alameda, and to make reports and re-
commendations with relation thereto to the
City Council.
Stewart seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and it was pa
awl adopted by the followinF; vote : - Ayes:Councilmen Bartlett , Bullock,
Hammond, fiacRae. Morr;enstern, iiiorr frobst, Roth and ;:.tewart, (9).
Noos:None. Absent :None.
The Harbor Advisory Board submitted it report on the disposition of
the tide lands on the estuary westerly from the Webster Street bridge. Mr.
Hammond moved. that the reeort as read be adopted, seconded by Er. Bartlett
and carried, by the following vote:- Byes: Councilmen Bartlett , Bullock,
Hammond, EacRae, Morgenstorn, ijorris, frobct, Roth and Stewart , (9).
17.oes:None. Absent :None.
Ur. Bartlett thereupon, moved that the City Clerk and the City
Attorney write to the firms owning property abutting the tide lands
mentioned in the report, for the purpose of notifyin them of its
contents, seconded by Hr. Bullock and, carried by the followin,R.: vote:-
Ayes:Councilmen Bartlett, Bullock, Hammond, LacRae, Lorr:enstern,
Eorris, Probst, Roth and Stewart, (9). Noes :None. Absent:None.
The Clerk then read the Resolution of the Board. of Health con-
demninr;' the old Horton House at 1140 High Street, also, the Hotice of review by the
City Council. Be no certificte stating that notice of review had been
served on the parties cox was oresented to the Council, !,:action
thereon was deferred upon motion of 1:12. Hammond, seconded by ]Sr Stewart
.1.11d duty cavried, until the next regular meeting of the Council.
Li'. IjacRae introduced the following Resolution and moved, its
adoption:-
Moreas, in the opinion of the City Council,
the publ ic interest and convenience require
that High Street in the City of Alameda,
from a night line Eleven Hundred. (1100) feet
Ifay 19th 1914.
and parallel with the northerly line of
Lincoln Avenue to the southerly line of
the United States Tidal Canal, which is
distant Seven hundred and eleven and
eight-hundredths (711.08) feet northerly
along the center line of High Street
from the right line above mentioned, and
excepting the crossing of High Street with
Ferneide 3oulevard be improved as forlows:
That the entire width of said portion of
said street, from property line to proper-
ty line, be p;raded, to the offical grade;
that concrete curbing having a cross sec-
tion dimension of eiht inches in width
by fourteen inches in depth, be construct-
ed on and, along the curb lines thereof
between said limits; that concrete Futters,
three feet in width and six inches in de-oth,
be constructed in each site of the roadway
of said street contiuous to said curbing,
between said limits; that the remaining
portion of the roadway of said portion of
said street be raved 'with asphaltic con-
crete, two (2) inches in thickness, on a
concrete base, five (5) inches in thick-
ness; and excepting -from the above de-
scribed work all that portion. of the
easterly side of High direct , between said
limits, extend ins; southerly from the south-
erly line of I'ernside 3oulevard, where
e:rading, curbing, and guttering has al-
ready been done i and that proceedings for
said work and improvement be conducted in
accordance with the terms of an act of the
legislature of the state of California
known as the "Local improvement Act of
1901";
THE=ORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that said
proposed work is hereby referred to the
City Engineer of the City of Alameda, who
is hereby instructed to make to the City
Council a' report in writing, containing
his recommendations as to the best method
of doing said work and of making said im-
erovement, to which report he is instruct-
ed to attach the following exhibits : -
1. A description of the work to be done;
2. A description of the exterior boundnries
of the district which will be benefited by
the prorosed improvement and should be
specially assessed to pay the cost thereof;
5. Plane, profiles, cross-sections and
specifications of the work- required in
order to accomplish said impr irement;
4. An estimate of the expense of said im-
provement, deducting therefrom the estimat-
ed cost of so much, if any, of said improve-
ment as may be by law reeuired to be doile
by railroads having tracks upon the streets
affected;
5. n. map showieg the district above referr-
ed to, and also the subdivisions of the
property within said district, as ascer-
tainted by said Engineer, each of which
subdivisions shall be given upon said map
a separate number in red ink;
6. A list referring to the said. sub-
divisions upon said map by the respective
red ink numbers thereof, and showing the
names of the owners, if known, otherwise
designating them as.unknown, and the
valuations of said respective subdivisions,
as the same appear upon the last assess-
ment roll of said municipality, if they
so appear, otherwise as estimated by said
Engineer, also the dimensions, areas, and
his estimated of the benefits which the
respective parcels will receive from said
improvement;
1,7,;',:s7 1th, 1914.
7. An estimate of all incidental expenses
likely to be incurred in connection with
the work, such .2:.E1 clerical, engineering,
inspection, printing and advertising.
Er. Bartlett seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and it vas
passed and adopted by the following vote:- .iyes:Councilmen Bartlett
Bullock, Hammond, MacRae, LIorgenstern, Morris, 2robst, Roth and
Stewart, (9) . hoes:]Thne. Insent:Bone.
The report of the City Engineer on the improvement of high
Street was then read. idr. iiaehae thereupon introduced the following
Resolution and moved its adoption:
Whereas, the City Engineer of the City of
Alameda did on the 19th day of Lay, A. D.
1914, pursuant to ResolvC6ion 1:o. 16, Pew
Seriee,of this Council, file with the
City Clerk his report in writing con-
taining his recommendations as to the
best methods of doing the work and mak-
ing the improvement referred to in said
resolution, and described in said report
as follows, to wit:-
That High Street, from a right line Eleven
Hundred (1100) feat, right angular measure-
ment, northerly from and parallel with the
northerly line of Lincoln Avenue to the
southerly line of the United States Tidal
Canal, which is distant Seven Hundred and
eleven and eight-hundredths (711.08) feet
northerly along the center line of High
Street from the right lino above mention-
ed, and excepting the .crossing of High
Street with 2ernside Boulevard , be im-
-proved as follows:-
The the entire width of said portion of
said street, from Property line to proper-
ty line, be graded to the official grade;
that concrete curbing, havim_-; a cross
•section dimension of eight inches in
width by fourteen. inches in depth, be con-
structed on and alona the curb lines there-
of between said limits; that concrete
gutters, three feet in width and. 2ix inches
in depth, be constructed ill each side of
the roallay of 7.1aid street, between said
limits contiguous to said curbing, that
the remaining 'portion of the roadway of
said portion of said street be Paved with
asphaltic concrete, two (2) inches in thick-
ness, on a concrete base five (5) inches
in thickness; and excepting from the above
mentioned and described work all that por-
tion of the easterly side of High Street
between said limits, extending' southerly
from the southerly line of 2ernside Boule-
vard, inhere grading, curbing and gutter-
ing has already been done.
That said work be done in all respects in
accordance with the plans, profiles, cross—
sections and specifications therefor pre-
pared by the City Engineer of the City of
Alameda, marked. Exhibit 3, and annexed to
his report to the City Council as to the
best method of doing said work and making
said improvement; and also in -pursuance
of an act of tho legislature of the state
o± California known as the "Local Improve-
ment Act o--1901;" and
',7hereas, the City Council has cons idered
said report;
NOV , THEREFOEE, BE IT RESOLVED, that said
report as filed by said. City ".1,Incineer
be, and the same is hereby adopted; and
an assessment; is hereby levied upon the
lands and subdivisions of land shown on
the map of the district benefited 1),- saia
improvement contained in Exhibit 5 attach-
May 19th, 1914.
of the benefits which each of said lots
will 'receive from said improveent, which
amounts are estimated and set forth in
Exhibit 6 attached to said report, which
estimates arc hereby adopted as and deter-
Mined to be the amounts of benefits such
lots will receive res-oectively from said
ime)rovement, and which district is here-
inafter described, but said assessment
shall not constitute a lien upon the
property until all persoes interested
have had. an epportunity to be heard, as
hereinafter provided.
AnC., this Council hereby determines:
1. That the rate of intereet to be charg-
ed upon 'deferred payments shall be seven
per cent per annum,
2. That the time to be allowed upon de-
ferred, payments shall be nine years, said
payments, to he made in ten. yearly install-
Inente, the first of which shall be paid
at the time an agreement for such payments
is filed , and the others annually there-
after.
3. That the rote of interest to be allow-
ed upon bonds issued to cover deferred
eaymento shall be seven per cent per annum.
4. That the time for which bonds issued
to cover deferred payments are to run shall
be nine year from the date of issuance.
5. That the 7th day of July of 1914, at
the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. h. , at the
Council Chamber in the City Hall of the
City of Alameda, at the :orthwet corner
of Santa Clara 21V011110 and Oak Street in
said City of illaeleda, be, and the same
are hereby fixed as the time and place
where ana when any and all persons may
appear before this Coencil to show cause,
if any they have why said improvement
,,rovided for in said report and In this
resolution should_ not be carried out in
accordance herewith:
6. That the following is a description
of the exterior boundaries of the district
hereby declared by the City Council to be
benefited by the proposed improvement and
to be assessed to pay the cots and ex-
'nenees thereof;
All those certain parcels of land situate
in the City of Alameda, County of Alaeleaa,
state of California, described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the westerly line
of High Street, distant thereon Eleven
Hundred (1100) feet northerly from the
northerly line of Lincoln ilvehlle, the
bearing of which said westerly line of
High Street is Perth 41 degrees 04 minutee
East; thence '2orth 48 deeq;reee 56 minutes
':leet, One Hundred and twenty (120) feet;
thence 11orth 41 degrees 04 minutes East
and parallel with the said westerly line
of ELigh -St-eeet, and at Seven Hundred and
eighty-four and thirty-eight hundredths
(784,36) feet intersect the southerly
boundary line of the United States Tidal
Canal; thence following the said southerly
boundary line according to the
courses and distances: South 25 degrees
11 minutes East twenty and twenty-hundredths
(20.20) feet to angle; thence South 23
degrees 13 minutesEast One Hundred (100)
feet to anle; thence South 21 degrees
15 minutes East One Hundred (100) feet
to .angle; thence South 19 degrees 17
minutes East One Hundred (100) feet to
angle; thence South 17 degrees 19 minutes
Last eighteen and ei7hty-eight hundredth
(16.88 feet to intersection with a line
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1.:::7 19th, 1914,
degrees 04 minutes ':Jest along said line One
Hundred and twenty (120) feet easterly from
and parallel with the said easterly ine of
T:Ligh L;treet O I L iund:cca and twenty-seven and
three-hundredths (627.03) feet to angle;
thence iZorth 40 degrees 55 minutes West One
Hundred and eighty (100) feet to the place
of beginning, saving, excepting and exclud-
ing from the said district all public street
and highways.
7. The City Clerk is hereby directed to
post conspicuously in three of the most
public Places within the City of Alameda,
and also along the street frontages of all
the real property within the district here- .
in described, at not more than one hundred
feet in distance apart, netices of the hear-
ing herein provided for Oaid notices shall
be headed "Notice of Local Dmproveinent," In
letters of not less than one inch in length,
and shall in legible characters state the
fact of the paesae of this resolution, and
briefly describe the work of improvement
proposed, and refer to this resolution for
further partieulars; said notice shall also
state the date, hour and place for which the
hearing herein provided for has been set,
and shall notify all parties interested in
any real estate within the limits of said
district then. and there to show cause, if
any they have, why Said, improvement proposed
in this resolution shall not be cairied out
in accordance herewith; said. notice shall
also contain a description of the district
covered, by this resolution by the exterior
boundaries thereof, said description to be
in bold-faced type; said notices shall be
pocted at leaet twenty days before the time
set for the hearing; and the said. City
Clerk is further directed to publish said
notice twice in "The Evening Times-3tar and,
Alacrieda Daily Argus", a daily newspaper
printed, published and circulated in the
City of Alameda and hereby designated for
the purpose, at least ten days before the
date of hearing.
',',r. Hammond seconded the motion to adopt the Resolution and it was
passed and adopted by the followin vote:-. Ayes:Councilmen Bartlett,
3ullock, Hammond, 1.;lacRae, Lorgonstern, Lorris, Probst, Roth and
'3towart, (0). TToes:None .bsent :None
L Bill for an Ordinance having to de with driving vehicles
near standin;7,7 street cars came. up for passage and was read by the
Cleric. Lir. Bullock moved that 'bile Or''inaece be adopted as read,
seconded by M-J:. l'rebet and carried by the following vote:- Ayes:
Councilmen Bartlett, Bullock, hIasr;onci TJacRae, :(J.orgenstern and
-2reb,et, (6). I:Toes:Councilmen 1:',erris, -1:oth and Jtewsrt , (3).
Absent:Jione.
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,--' Lir robet moved that the bid elfbleitted for the construction
of the :ennie Club House in. 'Lincoln Park be rejected and, that the
certified check be returned to their owners, seconded by ::1±. .5'"iGewart
and carried by the fellowin vote:- A:ees:Councilmen Bartlett, Bullock,
Hammond, i.,e,cae, blorgenstern, D)rris, ')2robct, :Loth. and ;itewart, ()).
Noes:Nene. Abent:llone.
lr. Both brought up the mat or of the fence erojecting out On the
eidem7ak eet Lincoln Avon e :-Jaa 1111 oar i-i-,-ret and moved that the troot
f,,aperintendent be inct,-,2(1 to reoueet the owner to eet it back to the
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