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A Resolution appropriating $70,997.78 to cover the expenses of tre City for the quarter ending May 31, 1920. Resolved by the Common Council, the Board of Aldermen concurring, that the sum of $70,997.78 he and is hereby appropriated to cover the expenses of the City for the quarter ending May 31, 1920, as follows; Streets...............................$5000.00 Gas.................................... 7,500.00 Water................................. 4,500.00 Sewers............................... 950.00 Cemeteries....................... 850.00 Fire.................................... 12,750.00 Police Salaries................. 3,300.00 Police Incidentals............. 400.00 Health................................ 430.00 Poor.................................. 1,860.00 Engineering..................... 400.00 Salaries............................ 3,070.00 Interest on Bonds............. 4,262.50 Interest & Discounts........ 300.00 Lights................................ 2,650.00 Building & Grounds......... 100.00 Courts & Jail.................... 500.00 Incidentals....................... 500.00 District Nurse................... 150.00 Parks................................ 116.19 Schools............................ 10,000.00 Special Health................. 300.00 South St. Appropriation... 7,786.85 Pitmeter Survey................ 500.00 Scavenger......................... 1,900.00 Scavenger expense for past quarter...................................... 722.24 Conveyance for Commissioner of Revenue............................... 200.00 ----------------- $70,997.78 Adopted by the Common Council March 11, 1920. Ayes: Elliott, Gleson, Huyett, Long and Smith. Concurred in by Board of Aldermen March 15, 1920. Ayes: Patton, Walker and Wheeler. Presented and approved February 17,1920. Mayor Signature. City Clerk Signature. President Common Council Signature. President Board of Aldermen Signature. An Ordinance providing for the creation of an advisory board in connection with Board for municipal construction of public improvements effected with the proceeds of bonds Be it. Ordained, by the Common Council, the Board of Aldermen concurring, 1. That any municipal construction or public improvement effected with the proceeds of bonds issued therefor and sold according to law shall be an undertaking unralated to the usual routine of municipal administration or to the officers and employees charged with the conduct of said municipal administration. 2. That sucn construction as may be authorized and provided for by a bond issue shall be effected in accordance with this policy by a board of seven, constitlrted of one Alderman, chosen by the Board of Aldermen, two Councilmen, chosen by the Common council and four citizens of suitable qualifications, one from each ward to be appointed by the Councils in separate session upon the nomination of the Aldermen and Councilmen of each ward in pursuance of recommendations by ward mass meetings or independently as the Aldermen and Councilmen of the respective wards May deem best; provided, however, that no official or employee of the city and no person who is the official or employee of a public utility shall be eligible to serve on said board, except as hereinbefore provided. 3. That an engineer of known fitness and ability employed shall be employed to provided plans and specifications for all construction and to see that construction is accomplisbed in strict accordance therewith;. his appointment to be approved by the Councils in separate session. 4. That all plans and specifications shall be reviewed by the Advisory Board provided for in section 2 of this ordinance, and approval or disapproval shall be promptly reported, with recommendations, to the Councils in separate session with whom final decision shall rest, by resolution or ordinance.