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12/29/1930269 THE MINUTES OP TH STING OF THE CITY COUNCIL .OF THE _ CITY OF DES PLAINES HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON THE 29th DAY OF DECEYRRR A. D. 1930 AT THE HOUR OF 8 O'CLOCK P. M. Mayor Hammeri called the meeting to order with Alderman Collet, Ahbe, H.eesch, Suster, Schiagel, Wettin, Lacey, Knabb and Enzenbacher answering to roll call. Alderman Knabb moved that the minutes of the last meeting be approved as written. AldermanC*114 aeconded this motion and the same carried by vote of acclamation. The report of the City Collector for the month of December was read and referred to the Finance Committee. December The report of the Police Department for the month of was read and ordered placed on file. The annual report of the Police Department as submitted by the chief follows: January l s t , 1931. Police Committee:7 Gentlemen: Yearly report of the Police Dept. beginning January 1st, and ending December 31st, 1930. Number of arrests made during the year by all Police Officers were 1436, Total amounts of Pines assested by Judge Hayes & Sengstoctc during the year amounted of $5,451.00. Salaries for all Police Officers during the year amounted to $13,050.50. Total amount of Gas & Oil consumed and cost of same by each Motorcycle Police Officer including the Police Cars are as follows: Police Cars Total Gas consumed 1,839 gallons. Oil 125 qts. cost of same *372'.35. Officer Hammerl's MotCyc.-Gas 264 Gal. 0i155gts. Cost $61.95 Meehan " " 210 " " 17 " " 44.73 Meyer " " 287 " " 67 " " 71.81 • Heaver " " 57 * " 17 " " 16.65 Total Cost of gas & oil for both Police cars & Motorcycles amounted to $567.49. Total amount of gas consumed 2657 Gallons " " " oil " 281 qts. This does not cover expenses on repairs for Police Cars & Motor- cycles. Accident calls received by Police Dept. and answered are as follows: Auto Mobile Accidents 'Which all took place in the City Limits, during the year amounted to 46. Of these 46 accid- ents 4 people were killed and 28 more or less serious injured and taken to Hospitals & Local Doctors by local Police Officers. During the year three (3) Suicides were committed. Two people were killed during the year and railroad crossings by passing trains. 14 Automobiles were reported stolen during the year, while parked on the Str€ets of Des Plaines, of these 9 were recovered by the Police Dept. and returned to the owners. During the year 9 Burglaries were reported. 4 Robberies and 5 Hold Ups. of these 9 dealt with according to Law. Total losses by these Burglaries & Robberies amounted to less than $400..00. 244 Miner complaints have also been received and answered by the Police Dept. during the year. Respectfully submitted, Christ A. Wegner. Chief of Police. 270 The Judiciary & Assessments had no report @o mace at this time.. The Streets & Sidewalks Committee had no report to make at this time. The Sever Drainage and. Sanitation Committee reported the work for unemployement at the incinerator as completed. The Police & License Committee had no report to make at this time. The Water Committee had no report to make at this time. The Fire Committee had no report to make at this time. The following letter and Resolution was presented to the City Council at this time. December 29th, 1960. Mayor and City Council of the City of Des Plaines Cook County, Illinois. Gentlemen: I herewith submit an original and copy of lease made by the Chicago and Borth Western Railway Company for the. portion of the right of way North of Elmwood Street as opened between .Lee Street and. Lrraceland Avenue. The lease is for a period of five years for the sum of *1.00. The only obligation the City of des Plaines aesumes is that of removing a switch track which is now in place on the property. This is the switch track and property as to which there was some discussion some time ago and the Chicago and North Western Railway 'ompany have granted my request for the use of this property for park purposes. In the event the City of Des Plaines Desires to accept this property subject to the obligation to remove the spur track and to maintain curb etc. around the premises and subject to the further consideration of *140, I would suggest that the attached resolution be passed. Yours very truly, David b. Aaloney. RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Chicago and North Western Railway Company is willing to execute a lease to the property described in the attached leas submitted herewith; and WHEREAS, the City of Des Plaines desires to accept the said property subject to the terms of the said lease. BE IT, THEREFORE, RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Des Plaines be and they are hereby authorized to execute the said lease, and that be and is hereby in- structed to take the necessary steps to caus the removal of the said spur track in accordance with the terms of the Chicago and Borth estern .Railway Company. Be it further resolved that this Resolution sahll be in full force and effect from and after its passage and the approval thereof according to law. PASSED this day of 1930. AYES t NAYS' APrBQVED this day of , 1930. 271 Mayor of the City of Des Plaines Cook County, Illinois. ATTESTED AND FILLED this Day of , A. D. 1930. Alderman Kinder moved that lease and Resolution be referred to the Public Works, Fire Building and Uity Plats Committee with the Jud- iciary and Assessments Committee for a report on same. Alderman Ahbe seconded this motion and the same carried by vote of acclamation.. Alderman Collet brought up the matter of purchasing some reflectors for use in Cumberland. Following a discussion on this matter Alderman Enzenbacher moved that the request for reflectors be granted and the Matter referred to the Police & License Committee for action. Alderman Knabb seconded this motion and -the roll was called with the following -result, Ayes Alderman Collet, Ahbe, Heesch, Suster, Schlagel, Kinder, Lacey, Wettin, Knabb and Enzenbacher. -hone voting Nay the Mayor declared the motion carried. The question of raising the license for reddiers was referred to -the City Attorney for a report. Tge Finance Committee presented the following recommendation We recommend that the City Treasurer make the following trans- fers on his records to be in the form of a temponpyloan. Transfer from Jud. & Assess. to St. & Side. " from General to Pub. Wks, from General to Police & License From General to Municipal Band $1,900.00 1,400.00 1,400.00 50.00 Alderman Schlagel moved that the recommendation of the Finance Committee be accepted Alderman Suster seconded this motion and the roll was called with the following result. Ayes Collet, Ahbe, Heesch, Suster, Schlagel, Kinder, Lacey, Wettin, Knabb and Enzenbacher. hbne voting Maye the Mayor declared the motion carried. RESOLVED THAT THE FOLLOWING BILLS ARE DUE AND PAYABLE AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE THE PROPER WARRANTS TN PAYMENT OF SAME. Walter H. Tailant Mabel Eaman Albert Kranz Remington Rand bus. Ger. C. V. hitter Carson Pirie Licott & go. Johnson Electric whop Omer Basinger N. -A. Knabb Chas. Patterson Joe Palmer Despl. Mercantile Co. Walter H. Tailant John B. Collet Henry Heesch Edd. R. Schlagel Victor Lacey Lee Knabb Legal Adviser Pub. Co. Huether &Company Burroughs Add. Machine Co. Des Plaines Realty Co. 393.87 125.00- 6.65- 24.99- 27.00- 1.50" 25.00„6.65'24.99- 27.0041.50" 7.25' 44.00' 34.00- 34.00' 10.8 1,690.10' 15.00' 15.00- 15.00- 15.00- 15.00- 56.81- 185.00- 4.45' 2.40- M. 5.0015.00..15.00°15.00 -- 56.81...185.00- 4.45- 2.40- M. A. Behrens Catherine Hines American Libr. Ass'rs. Gaylord Bros. Western News Co. Public Service Co. H. P. Heesch Mfg. Co. Leonard Daniels Leonard Koehler Percy Cook Peter Angsten B. 2. Kinder's Sons Charles Hammerl Hobart Ahbe John Suster Geerge W. Kinder Fritz Wettin George Enzenbacher Fayette C. Merrill Johnson's Electric F. C. Walton Christ Wegner 526.87"' 60.00- 3.63- 19.00- 9.96- 11.36- b.75- 12.00- 44.00- 42..00" 0.003.63.19.00"9.96 '11.36"5.`/5-.12.00-44.00- 42.00" 44.00 93.93- 25.00- 15.00, 3.93"25.00-15.00•, 15.00 4i 15.00- 15.00' 5.00"15.00" 15.00. 125.00" Shop370.00" .60- 100.00- • Raymond. Hammerl Ben Meehan. Art Imig Wm. Hulke Ohas_. Hintz B. F. Kinder's 4ons Purnell & Wilson Atlas Printing Co. Henderson 4ales & Ser. Co Speigleres_Store G. Bullis Albert Gniot F. Klein Meyer uoal & Mat. Co B. F. Kinder's Sons Despl..Mercantile Co Despl. Sign words Lord & Burnham '4o. Wm. Koehler & Sons Ies Plaines Realty Ben Stangor Des Plaines Realty Co. .Fayette O. .Merrill ub1ieBervice Uo. Kuhlman..& Nagel Axel D. 'etterson F. c. Walton Hartless Austin Line* Co. Spiegler's Dept. Store Public Servide 'o. Johnsoes Elec. Shop Carter Jenkins Despl. Mercantile Do. B, Y. Kinder's Sons W. H. Tallant Frank Gaebel Charles Breitung Des Pia. Realty Co. Pub. Service uo. Valvoline Oil Co. Des Pi. Mot. 6ales James -6. UlOW & Sons Frank Fischer Albert Gniot G. Bullis Wilson Ocktrby Meyer uoal & Mat. Co. Neptune Meter Co. Despl. Realty Co. Co. 82.50- 82.50' 80.00 50.00- 21.50- 29.66- 34.38' . 15.87, .70" 4.25 21.25' 65.50 13.97' 5.30- 2.00' 5.00- 1.00, 17.31- 82.50- 1,031.19- .84- 20.40, 13.11- 39.25 43.0& 5.00, 5.40- 94.16 1.65 64.50" 2.25' 14.55' 228.00- 75.00 75.00- 90.13- 6.92' 41.97- 56.90' 66.75. 80.00 37.19. 15.25 66.00' 26.19- 55.97. 89.85' Edward Meyer Albert Fritz Joe O'Donnell Alma Nissen John Merganthaler 82.50 82.50 50.00 24.00 -14-00 Des Plaines Realty Co. '721.50 Mid. Sta. .el. Co. '47.30 Detpl. Tire & Bat. Ser:123.41 Johnson's Elec. Shop '41.32 Dr. A. M. Purves 5.00 Albert Ritter " 8.50 George Meyer Hess Tire & Bat. Ser. - 8.19 Louis.Esser -68.20 Monroe Electric Co. 364.88 Pennsylvania Oil_Co. -10.60 Marvin Wells 5.46 Despl. Realty Co. -17.31 " - Purnell & Wilson 4.70 . Despl. Realty Co. 3.40 - Andrew veisen 10.00 B. F. Kinder&s Sons - 5.78 Peter ,Pirsch & Sons Co. -18.75 Mid. Sta. xel. Co. 12.00 United Sta. Rub. Go. '23.81 E. 'T. Carlson & Co. 1.95 Speigler's Dept._Store - .60 - Ross Palmer_ 15.00 F. C. Walton -18.00 - Mid. Sta. Tel. Co. 8.00 Lagerhausen luMb. Go. 111.25 Despl. Lumb.Co. - 47.08 Sig. Lumb. & Caol Co.,,1:g A. G. Bade. &ons Lund Brothers - 1.25 - Richard Enabb 75.00 Meyer Coal & Mat. Go. -101.27 Despl. Iire & Pat. Ser.,67.90 - T. Marsicano 13.00 - Lord & Burnham Co. 4.50 James Walters -5.00 - Marvin wells 87.50 Marjorie Collet -36.00 George Meyer -55.94 Ralph Davis 81.60 Andrew Malligott 255.16 B. F. Kinder's Sons , 2.20 Alderman Heesch moved that the resolution be adopted as read. Alderman Collet seconded this motion and the roll was called with the following result. Ayes Alderman Collet, Ahbe, Beesch, Suster, Kinder, Schlagen Wettin, Lacey, Knabb and Enzenbacher. hone voting nay the Mayor declared the motion carried and directed that the proper warrants be issued. There being no further business to come before the City Council at this time on motion of Alderman Collet seconded by Alder- man Lacey same adjourned.