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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR IU ET INU OF
TH-11. CITY COU C L OF THL CITY CF DES
P IAINL3 ,HELD IN THECOUNCIL CHA.61BLria
ON THE 3rd DAY OF JULY,1933, AT THE
HOUR OF 8:00 P.M.
The roll was called by City Clerk, Edgar J.
Friedrich; there were no council members present however,
and the meeting was automatically postponed to Wednesday,
July, 5, at 8:00 P.1 .
.xw - a.T s
EDGAR J.±'FIEDRICil,CITY CLERK
MINUTES OF THE POSTPONED REGULAR 1177,TING
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DES
PLAIN S,HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS,;0N THE
5th DAY OF JULY,1933, AT THE HOUR OF 8:00 P.M.
The meeting was called to order by liayor George
Hinder, with Alderman Ahbe, Collet, Pflughaupt, Dean,
Huxmann, Friott, Frederick, Enzenbacher and leinshausen
responding to the roll call.
.The Clerk then read the following official's
reports for the Calendar June 1933:
The report of Chief of Police,Howard '.Becker
The report of City Clerk, Edgar J.Friedrich
The report of City Treasurer, Chas.M.Larson.
Mayor Kinder then appointed "aldermen Pflughaupt,
Collet and Leinshausen as a committee to canvass the vote
of the special aldermanic election held June 29 in the
Third t:ard, and declared a recess until the canvassing committee
was ready to report.
After the meeting was again called to order
Alderman Pflughaupt, chairman of the canvassing committee
submitted the following report: -
To the Mayor and City Council of
the City of Des 21aines
Gentlemen:
The following is a statement of the votes
cast in a Special Aldermanic election held in the
Third \arc: of the City of Des 'laines,in the County
of Cook and :Mate of Illinois on the 29th day of
June,A.D.1933:
Chas. L.Bishop received 126 votes for Alderman
Chas.Hausner received 1 vote for Alderman
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1:e, the undersigned, Canvassing Board of the City
above named, have this day canvassed the returns
of the aforesaid Election, and the foregoing Abstract
was made by us in the presence of the City .Council
of the City of Des Plaines this 5th day of July A.D.
G.Walter Pflughaupt
John B..Collet
L.F.Meinshausen
The Clerk then read the following resolution:
RESOLUTICN
WHEREAS, There was held in the City of Des
Plaines, on the 29th day of June,A.D.1933, a Special
City Election for the purpose of electing one Alderman
in and for the Third (3rd) Lard of the City of Des
Plaines to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of George IL.Kinder; and
W-TERE_ 3, said Special ;lection was had in accord-
ance with the law and the statite in such case made and
provided, and the returns of said election, including
the tally sheets, poll books, and ballots, were returned
to the City Clerk in the manner provided by law, by the
Judges and Clerks of election, and on this day the re-
turns were duly canvassed in accordance with the laws
of the.3tate of Illinois, and it appears, after such
canvass, duly had and made, that for the office of Alder-
man of the Third (3rd) Ward in the City of Des i laines,
each Candidate received the number of votes as set
opposite his name, being as follows:
NCH; O F CANDIDATE NUT TBER CF VOTES
RECEIVED
CHARLES L.BISH_OP 126
CHARLES HAUSNER 1
and
,,,HE z A3, it appears that CHARLES L.BISHOP re-
ceived the highest number of votes case for the office
of the Alderman of the Third (3rd) Lard in the City of
Des Plaines; now, therefore'
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City
of Des Plaines, that the said CHARLES L.BISHOP, having
received the highest number of votes cast for the office
of Alderman o;f the Third (3rd) Ward in the City of Des
Plaines, be and he is hereby declared and proclaimed
elected Alderman of the Third (3rd) Lard in theCity
of Des ;.Maines to fill the unexpired term of Alderman
caused by the resignation of George W.Kinder, and until
his, Charles L.-ishop's successor is duly elected and
qualified; and
7HEREA3, BE IT FURTHER Ro.3CL'JLD, that this
Resolution be spread forthwith upon the journal of the
proceedings of the City Council of the City of DesPlaines.„
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The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded
by Frederick to adopt this proposed resolution. The
roll was called on the motion with the following result:Fr
Ayes; Alderman Ahbe, Collet, Fflughaupt, Huxmann, 2riott,
Frederick and r-einshausen. ?Jays; Aldermen .Jean and .i nzen-
bacher. The Mayor thereupon declared the resolution adopted.
Mr. Bishop then stepped to the front and his
oath of office was administered by the Clerk, upon which
.r. Bishop expressed his eagerness to be of real service
to the City, and pledged himself to conduct his office
fairly and honestly.
The Judiciary and Assessment Committee had
no report to offer.
Alderman Collet, chairman of the Streets and
Sidewalks Committee reported that Lee Street has been
patched in many places, and that there are many Canada
Thistles growing in parkways, which need cutting...
Mayor Kinder then announced the appointment
of .Albert Reck, as Commissioner of Canada Thistles. The
motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by
Collet to confirm this appointment. The motion was voted
upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the
motion carried and the appointment confirmed.
Alderman Ahbe, chairman of the Buildings Plats
and 'Public Vorks Committee reported on the remodelling of
the City Clerk's and Police quarters and asked the attorney
for the opinion he was ordered to submit. Attorney Meyer
thereupon reported orally from the following letter:
KENNETH G .MEYER
Attorney at Law
June 26,1933
To the Mayor and 'City Council of the
City of Des Plaines
Des Plaines, Illinois
Gentlemen:
In accordance with your request for an
opinion on the question on the right of the City
of Des Plaines to make alterations in the City Hall,
the cost of which will exceed ,�50d.CO, and upon
which question two points were raised by the City
Council, namely, first, the right to make such re-
pairs without the necessity of advertising for bids,
and second, the right to make said repairs without
a sufficient specific appropriation therefor, I wish
tdvise that assuming that a proper appropriation had
been made, the City has the right to make the repairs
in question without the necessity of advertising for
bids, provided such work is authorized by tvo-thirds
of the City Council.
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This authority is given to the City Council
under Section 50 of Article IX of the Cities and Vil-
lages Act, which reads as follows:
"Any work or other public improvement,ex-
cept any work or public improvement to be }laid for in
whole or in part by a special assessment shall, when
the expense thereof shall exceed ti5CC, either be con-
structed
onstructed by contract let to the lowest responsible
bidder in the manner prescribed by ordinance:.l'ro-
vided,'h°awever, any such contract may be entered into
by the ` )roper officers without advertising for bids,
by a vote of two-thirds of all the aldermen or trustees
elected; or such work or other public improvement
shall be constructed in the following'fnanner, by a vote
two-thirds of all the aldermen or trustees elected,
to -wit:
The commissioner of public v,orks or other
proper officers to be designated by ordinance, shall
superintend and cause to be carried out the construction
of such work or other public improvement and shall
employ for the performance of all manuel labor there-
on, exclusively laborers and artisans whom the city
or village shall pay by the day or hour, and all mat-
erial of the value of $500. and upward using in the
construction of such work or other public improvement,
shall be purchased by contract let to the lowest
responsible bidder in the manner to be prescribed by
ordinance."
Lith respect to the right of the City to
lake these repairs without a specific appropriation,
I wish to advise that under the appropriation ordinance
for the year 1933, whichvas passed on march 30,1933,
under the heading "Department of Public Works" the
sum of X500.00 was appropriated for maintaining,cleaning
and repairing the City Hall, which technically is all
the City is authorized to spend for maintaining,clean-
ing and repairing of the City Hall.
The sum of -1,250.00 was appropriated
under said 1933 appropriation ordinance for "as a con-
tingent account for iaintanance, operation and capital
outlay for corporate purposes arising from unusual
and unforseen conditions, loss or damage. Said section
of the appropriation ordinance is for the purpose of
meeting the provisions of Section 3 of Article VII bf
the Cities and villages Act. This provides among
other things that "That neither the City Council nor
the Board of Trustees nor any department or officer
xx x x x x x shall add to the corporation expenditures
in any one year, anything over and above the amount
provided for in the annual appropriation bill x x x x
provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall
prevent the City Council by a two-thirds vote,
making additional appropriations for the purpose of
making any improvements or restorations, the necessity
for which is caused by any casualty or accident hap-
pening after such annual appropriation is made, nor
from making expenditures nor incurring liabilities
necessary to meet any emergency created by epidemic,
happening after and unforeseen at the time of making
the annual appropriation x x x x x x.
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In my opinion it would be placing a
very broad construction on section of the statute
just quoted and the section of the appropriation
ordinance withreference to contingent expenses
to say that the repairs in question are charge
able to the contingent account of the appropriation
ordinance.
Another techniasl question arises when
you consider employing men who are irndebted to
the water department by reason of .t3paid water
bills and charging the Streets Department by
employing men who owe for vehicle tax. 1f, tech-
nicalities can be overlooked this question no
doubt can be met without difficulty. However, in
view of the foregoing statement of law, 1 am of
the opinion that strictly and legally the City
is not Whorized to proceed with the repairs
of the City Hall without a sufficient appropri-
ation therefor.
Respectfully submitted,
Kenneth G..Meyer
upon which the Mayor recommitted this matter to the
Buildings,Plats and Public Works Committee.
The Sewer, Drainage and Sanitation Committee
had no report to offer.
The Committee of Water and water Mains had
no report to offer.
The Band Committee had no report to offer.
The Finance Committee then submitted the follow -
in report, which was x read by the Clerk:
REG ARDI1 t
The letter of Frank J.Nugent offering to examine the
records of County Clerk's Office for the purpose of ascer-
taining the amount of money on deposit with the County
Clerk on account of redemptions from sales to the City of
Des Plaines and on withdrawn specials and not paid over
to the City of Des Plaines by the County Clerk, for a
commission of 1C° of the, actual money received as the
result of his services, We, your committee on Finance
therefore recommend: that Yr. Larson, City Treasurer,
be requested to see if this work cannot be done for less
money.
G.Walter Pflughaupt,Chairman
This report was recomitted to the Finance Committee by
the Mayor.
Carter Jenkins, City Engineer, asked the Councils'
authority to prepare a letter to be signed by the Clerk
and addressed to the Soo Line Railroad asking the railroad's
permission to cross under its right-of-way with the proposed
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Keeney Avenue -Algonquin Road water main connection. The
motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by
Meinshausen that this be done. The motion was voted
upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the
motion carried.
Mr. Jenkins, City Engineer, also reported that
a State Board has been formed for the purpose of distri-
buting moneys provided by the Federal Government. He
stated that in his opinion the Cater ',ell project might
be financed easily with aid from this State Board. He
stated that under this arrangement the City would receive
an outright gift of 30% of the total price, and could
borrow the remainder at 32% to beamortized over a 25 -
year period. The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann
and seconded by Meinshausen to instruct the Mayor to
write to this board and in general begin the necessary
preliminaries to the well project. The motion was
voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared
the motion carried.
Carter Jenlins, City Engineer, then submitted
the proposed contract with Jas.B.Clow & Sons for water
pipe and recommended that the manhole frames and covers
be eliminated from the contract because the City has
enough of these on hand. The motion was made by Alderman
Huxmann and seconded by Friott to authorize the Mayor
and City Clerk to sign this contract with the manhole
frames and covers eliminated. The roll was called on
the motion with the following result: Alderman Ahbe,
Collet, Pflughaupt, Dean, Huxmann, Bishop, Friott,
Frederick, Fnzenbaccer and keinshausen. Nays; klone.
The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried.
Alderman Ahbe, requested the council to post-
pone the hearing on the .contest of his election for two
weeks, because he will be out of town on his vacation.
The motion was made by Alderman Huxrnann and seconded
by Collet to postpone this hearing to September 11,1933.
The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon
the "kayor declared the motion carried.
The Clerk then reported that a written objection
to the jurisdiction of the Council to hear the statement
of Herman Peatchman contesting Alderman Ahbe's election,
has been filed by ter. Ahbe's attorneys. The motion was
then made by Alderman Frederick and seconded by Friott
that the hearing on the objection on the point of juris-
diction of the Council in Mr. Ahbe's case also be set
for Sept.11,1933. The motion was voted upon by accla-
mation, whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried.
The Clerk then read the following proposed
ordinance for second reading.
AN ORDINANCE
AM=DING ARTICLE 2, ENTITIED "DOGS"
OF CHAPTER 25 CF THE MUNICIPAL CODE
OF THE CITY OF DES PLAINES OF THE
YEAR 1928.
The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded
by Frederick that this proposed ordinance be passed.
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The roll was called on the -:notion with the folloving
result: Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Collet .flughaupt,
Dean, Huxrr.a.nn, Bishop, Friott, Frederick, Enzenbacher,
and Meinshausen. Nays: None. The Mayor thereupon
declaredthe motion carried and the ordinance passed.
The Clerk then read the following proposed
resolution:
ESALUTION DESIGNATING A DCG POUND
+H :,.:.AS, the City of Des Plaines has no designated
pound for the impounding of stray dogs, and other stray
animals, and
":HERE S, a 'pound of such character is necessary
to the best interests of the City of Des Plaines,
T TEE 7ORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the pound for
the impounding of stray dogs and other animals in
the City of Des ':laines shall be at the Incinerator
of the City of Des ilaines, Algonquin Rd. and Camp
Ground Road, Des Plaines, Illinois.
The motion was made by Alderman Buxrnann and seconded
by Frederick to adopt this proposed resolution. The
motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the
.1ayor declared the motion carried and the resolution
adopted.
The Clerk then read the following proposed
ordinance for second reading:-
AT_T ORDINANCE /12:,ENDITTG A'T CRDINAiT ;'F ErNTITLED
TT T Try T` /! r TO THE
"1 S
°A, CRDI: ^.�`:�la ?;L...TI?�r _tT�. DI�PO�AI. OF
GARBAGE, ASHES ASD T`ISC7T IANECU3 WASTE, AND
PRC1II;)2 G PENALTIES FCR 7-11~ VIOLATION THEREOF.
The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded
by _-'flughaupt that this proposed ordinance be passed.
The roll was called on the motion with the following
result: Ayes; .Aldermen 2flughaupt, Huxmann, Bishop,
Friott, Frederick and ..einshausen. Nays; Aldermen
Ahbe, Collet, Dean and Enzenbacher. The Mayor there-
upon declared the motion carried and the ordinance
passed.
The Clerk then sbrmitted the following petition:
To the Mayor and City Council
of the City of Des Plaines, Illinois
Gentlemen:
WWe, the undersigned property owners
do hereby respectfully request your honorable
body to rezone the following property from
Residence District, ".rea District "B" (Apartments")
to Commercial District, ".rea District "c" (Business) :
Al]. of Lot 165, Old Town of Rand `subdivision,
and Lots 1-2-3-4-5-6, in River Addition, all
located in the City of Des Plaines.
The property above described is the
frontage lying on Des Plaines Avenue between Thaddr
and Oakwood Avenue.
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Petition signed by Chas. A.Blewitt at 998
Des Plaines Avenue, and/others.
ten
The motion was made by Alderman Dean and seconded
by Collet to refer this petition to the Zoning Board
of Appeals. The motion was voted- upon by acclamation,
whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried.
The Clerk then read the following letter:.
Des Plaines .July 3rd,1933
City Council
Deslaines,I11.
Gentlemen:
Several members of the SECOND WARD
I.?i'RCV72,717 A33CCI,ATICN have voiced their dis-
approval of the method of parking on Thacker
Street in front of the High School and Athletic
Field during evening baseball games.
it is the general opinion that if
parking were permitted on one side of the street
only at this time, the traffic desiring to pass
through either to the west or east would not be
hindered.
We believe that this street could be
marked off to permit parking on one side only at
a very slight expense which would certainly remedy
the present unsatisfactory conditions.
Very truly yours
SECOND WARD IMPROVEETYT ASSOCIATION
By E." .:�eilley
Secretary
The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded.
by Frederick that between the hours of 1:0C P.M. and
8:CC P.M.parking on Thacker Street for the length of
Earle Playground be permitted only on the north side
of the street. The motion vas voted upon by acclamation
whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried.
The Clerk then read the following letter:-
CiICACG CHILDREN'S BENFIT LEAGUE
June 28,1933
Des Plaines,-1-llinois
My. dear Yr. Clerk,
The Children's Benefit League are re-
questing permiion to tag in Des Ilaincs on
Monday,Cctober 1€',1933 Children's Tag Day. In
Case of rain please may ve tag on the following
day,Tuesday? We thank you for the courtesy and
await your relay.
Yours truly,
Catharine M.Walther(Mrs .A.x.
Cor.Secv.
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The motion was made by Aldermar. Huxmann and seconded
by Ahbe to instruct the Clerk to write this League ,
asking what portion of the benefit of this tag day will
be realized by Des Plaines. The motion was voted upon
by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the motion
carr! ec%.
The Clerk then read the following portion
of an audit recently made of the City's aocl;unts by
Chas. J.Andersen, C.P.A.
Charles J.Andersen & Co.
June l,i33
To the ,Honorable Mayor and Council
of the City of Des Plaines •
Des Plaines, Illinois
Gentlemen:
In accordance with your instructions,
we have com:leted an examination of the books
and records of the City Treasurer's office
and the City Clerk's office of the City of Des
Plainee for the two year period ended April 3C,
1c33, and the City Collector's Office for the
year ended April 3C,1C33.
SGT_ ausIGN
As a whole the City's books and records
for the period under review have been kept in a
clear and comprehensive manner.
CERTIFICATE
We certify that, to the best of our
knowledge and belief, the attached schedules,
reflect the true condition of the City Treasurer's
Office, The Cty Collector's Office, and the City
Clerk's Office of the City of Des ::laines for the
period under review.
Respectfully submitted,
Charles J.Andersen 8: Company
By: Charles J.ndersen
Certified Public Accountant
The motion was rade by ",ldccrman Huxmann and seconded
byreceri ck to refer this audit to the Finance Committee
for study and recommendation. The motionv as voted upon
by acclamation, whereupon the Layor declared the motion
carried.
• The Clerk then read the following proposed
ordinance for third rending:
AN ORDINANCE
(see next rage)
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AIINDING CHAPTER 28 Or THE ?'i.:Ur ICIPAL
CODE CF THE CITY CF DES PLAITES CF
1928 AND R1GULATIITG TH.-E BREWING, PRE-
PARATION AND SALE CF MALT AND VINOUS
BEVERAGES IN THE CITY Or DES PLAIr<ES,
CCOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
The motion was made by 'Alderman Huxmann and seconded by
Pflughaupt to insert Section 1196-M. The motion vas then
made by Alderman A and seconded by Enzenbacher to amend
(Ahbe)
this section by adding the words "or counters" after the
word "tables" in the proposed Section 1196-1, and to
eliminate the last paragraph of the section so as to make
it read as follows:
aro
Section 1196-M (SALE CR PURCHASE FCR CONSUIJTTION
ON P ' EMISES - PERMITTED ONLY AT TABLES Ci; COUNTERS.
Every person, firm or corporation licensed to engage
in the sale of malt or vinous beverages in this city,
for consumption upon the .eremises where sold, shall
sell and serve said malt or vinous beverages only to
customers seated at tables or counters in said pre-
mises, and it shall be unlav!ful for any person or
persons to purchase or drink said malt or vinous
beverages, in any premises where said melt or vinous
beverage are permitted to be sold and consumed unless
said person or perscns are seated at tables or counters.
The roll was called on the amendment with the following
result: Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Collet r'flughaupt, Dean,
Bishop, Friott, Frederick, Enzenbacher and lvieinshausen.
Nays; Alderman Huxmann. The Moyor thereupon declared the
amendment carried. The roll_ was then called on the main
motion with the following result. Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe,Dean
Collet, Ifluwhaupt, Huxmann, Bishop, 2riott, Frederick,
Enzenbacher and Meinshausen. Nays; none. The Mayor there-
upon declared the main motion carried and Section 11964T
insertedas amended.
The motion was then made by Alderman Ahbe and
seconded by Collet to pass the entire "Beer" ordinance as
emended. The roll wis called on the motion with the follow-
ing result: Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Collet, Pflughaupt, Dean,
Huxmann, Bishop, Friott, Frederick, Enzenbacher and l eins-
hausen. N-ys; None. The Msyor thereupon declared the
motion carried and ordinance passed.
The motion was made by Alderman Frederick and
seconded by Collet to refer the matter of printing the
"Beer" Grdinance" to the Police and. License Committee. The
motion was voted upon by acclar:ation, whereupon the Mayor
declared the rmmction carried.
The motion was made by Alderman Meinshausen and
seconded by '.hbe to approve the minutes of the adjourned
meeting of June IS, 1933 as well as the minutes of the
regular meeting of June 26, 1933 as written. The motion was
votedupon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the
motion carried and the minutes approved.
Alderman Meinshausen then tendered his oral resig-
nation as chairman of the Water Committee. The motion was
made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Friott to accept
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this resignation. The motion was voted upon by accla-
mation, whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried,
and the resignation accepted.
Mayor 'Kinder then announced the appointment
of Alderman Bishop as chairman of the Water Committee,
to succeed Alderman Meir_shausen who resigned. The motion
v;as made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Enzenbacher
to confirm, this appointment. The motion was voted upon
by acclamation, whereupon the Idayor declared the motion
carried, and the appointment confirmed.
The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and
seconded by Enzenbacher that in the future the signature
of the chairman of the Yinance Committee be sufficient
on all City vouchers and that the signatures of the
rema=ining two members of the Finance Committee be not
required. The motion was voted upon by acclamation,
whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried.
The motion was made by Alderman Enzenbacher
and. seconded by :Ahbe that in the future the Treasurer
furnish each Alderman and the Mayor a copy of the Treasurer's
monthly report. The motion was voted upon by acclamation,
whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried.
The Clerk then made several suggestions regarding
the procedure of approving bills. The rmotion w as made
by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Ahbe to refer this
matter to the Finance Committee. The motion was voted
upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the
motion carried.
The Clerk then read the following resolution:
RESOLUTION
V[HEREA3, this city is indebted to various err loyees
and. owes other money properly chargeable to the
General Corporate Fund, and
Z'1IEREAS, the Road and Bridge Fund and the Vehicle
Fund have on hand funds not necessary to the proper
functioning of the said departments,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council
uthorize the purchase of "11,OCO.00 in 1532 General
Corporate Tax Anticipation Warrants by the Road and
Bridge Fund, and It3,000.00 in 1532 General Corporate
Fax Anticipation Warrants by the Vehicle Fund.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the funds received by
reason of the sale of said warrants be deposited
in the General Corporate Fund for the payment of
salaries and other accrued expenses.
The motion was made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded
by Frederick to adopt this resolution. The roll was
called on the motion with the following result: Ayes;
Aldermen '.hbe, Collet Pflughaupt, Dean, Huxmann, Bishop,
Frictt, Frederick, '=nzenbacher and lleinshausen. Nays;Ncne.
The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried and the
resolution adopted.
The Clerk then read the following resolution:
RESOLVED THAT THE FCLLOWING BII.I;S ARE
DUE AND PAYABLE Al;D THAT THE MAYOR AND
CITY CLERK BE INSTRUCTED TO ISSUE PROPER
VOUCHER tARiiANTS IN PAYMENT OF sAlia. SAID
'WARRANTS TO BE RETFA$ED UPON ORDER OF THE
FINANCE COMMITTEE YLNFUNDS ARL AVAILABLE.
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Edgar J.Friedrich
Grace Rexses
H.A.Becker
E.Meyer
P.Gatto
Fred Cheever
J.O.Donnell
Kenneth G.Meyer
Mrs. Ross Palmer
Marvin Wells
Henry Federwitz
Chas. Schroeder
Oscar Umbach
Peter Kanninga
Ed.Hinrichs
Herman Meinshausen
A.Fogelstrom
A.Minnich
John Hammerl
Wm.Fe1dt
Raymond Kolze
Herman Meinshausen
Harold Ahbe
Pearl Koelling
Max Maus
Fred Kaufman
Geo. Osgood
Richard Gunther
Sophia Peies
m.H.Cater
public Serv. o.
Otto Henrich
112.50
40.00
90.00
74.25
60.00
57.50
45.00
83.33
13.50
78.75
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
11.48
4.80
7.65
15.53
13.50
67.50
67.50
14.41
40.00
40.00
72.00
28.00
28.00
28.00
5.CC
1,544.27
.72
16.68
Chas.M.Larson
Ctto Henrich
Ray Hamme rl
E.Drexler
C.Wegner
J.Wigham
J.G rindley
Max Mau
Herman Meinshausen
Lowis Bindg
M.Miller
Hugo Reiter
LeRoy Lundstrom
Fred Tegtmeier
Frank Seaman
Harold Dick
Geo.Henricksen
Ben Sta gor
John Wetendorf
R.Kohfeldt
Alvin Winkelman
C.Hansen
George Hagenauer
Frank Fisher
Herman Meinshausen
E.Kurtz
Paul Gilmore
Harold Yrille
Public Serv.Co.
Public 3er. Co.
Public Serv.Co.
To be paid by Tax Anticipation arrant -1932:
Hobart Ahbe 4108.00 (Salary -Alderman)
83.33
15.03
74.25
74.25
72.00
57.50
45.00
52.65
4.80
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
7.65
3.83
7.65
7.88
74.25
67.50
1.80
7.65
1.75
42.00
72.00
40.68
28.00
56.00
5.00
787.20
69.50
107.40
The motion wa.3 made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded by
Frederick to adopt the above resolution with the exception
of the salary of Miss Pearl Koelling, and that the matter of
Miss Koelling's salary be referred to the Finance Committee.
The roll was called on the motion with the following result:
Ayes; Alderman Ahbe, Collet, Pflughaupt, Dean, Huxmann, Bishop,
Friott, Frederick, Enzenbacher and Meinshausen. bays; none.
The Mayor thereupon declared the motion .carried and the
resolution adopted.
The motion was made by Alderman Iluxmann and
seconded by Collet that no person be given casual employ-
ment by the City unless he be a resident of the City of
Des Plaines, The motion was voted upon by acclamation,
whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried.
The motion was made by Alderman Meinshausen and
seconded by Frederick that the Council adjourn. The
motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor
declared the motion carried and the Council regularly adj-
ourned.
EDGAR J.FRIEDRICH,City Clerk