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08/07/1933171 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DES BAINES HFTD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON THE 7th DAY OF AUGUST,A.D.1933 AT THE HOUR OF 8:00 P.M. The meeting was called to order by Mayor George W. Kinder with Aldermen Ahbe, Collet, Pflughaupt, Dean, Bishop, Frederick and Meinshausen responding to the roll call. Alderman Huxmann entered the meeting immediately after the roll call, and Alderman Enzenbacher arrived somewhat later. Alderman Friott was absent. The Clerk then submitted the following reports: The report of L.J.Friedrich,City Clerk for •Ju1y,1933 The report of H.A.Becker,Chief of Police for July,1933 The report of Chas.Larson,City Treasurer,for July,15.33 (Each Aldermanieceived a copy of this report) The Judiciary and Assessment Committee had no report to offer. Alderman Huxmann,chairman of the Police and License Committee stated that he has heard rumors that the Police Department expects to buy a new squad car outside of Des Plaines. He branded this rumor as false, and assured the Council that Des rlaines dealers would naturally be given preference. Alderman Collet, chairman of the Streets and Sidewalks Committee reported that the estimated cost of widening out the curve on Prairie Ave., at Arlington Avenue is $252.25. Alderman Huxmann suggested that an attempt be made to induce milburn Bros. to do this work in part payment of their past due water bill of nearly .1,000.00. Mayor Kinder re -committed this matter to the Streets and Sidewalks Committee. The Committee on Public Work and buildings had no report to offer. Alderman Meinshausen, chairman of the Sewer Committee reported that several men are still at work cleaning sewers. Alderman Bishop,chairman of the Water Committee reported that the Cater Well was out of order for about a week, and that the forma Well and the Riverside Well w ere pumped to capacity in order to supply the city with water during the Cater breakdown. He recommended that the Clerk be instructed to write Lane & Bowler for an estimate for re -conditioning the Lane & Bowler pump at the Norma Well. The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Collet to concurr in this recommendation. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. Alderman Bishop, chairman of the Water Committee, further recommended that the engineer and the Supt. of Public works be instructed to start at once on the work of laying the Keeney Ave. -Algonquin Rd. water main connection, even though the permit for tunnelling under the Soo Line Tracks has not yet been obt,: obtained. The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Bishop to concurr in this recommendation. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. Alderman Frederick, representative of the Band Committee had no report to offer. 172 • Alderman Frederick, chairman of the Fire Committee, recommended the immediate purchase of 1000 ft. of fire hose. The motion was made by Alderman Meinshausen and seconded by Collet to advertise for sealed bids on 1000 feet of fire hose. Bids to be oened September 5,1933. The roll was called on the motion with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Collet, :Pflughaupt, Dean , Huxmann, Bishop, Frederick, Enzenbacher and Meinshausen. Nays; None. The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried. The Clerk then read the following letter: KENNETH G .MEYER August 5, 1933 City Council of the City aF Des Plaines Des Plaines,Illinois Gentlemen: I wish to advise with reference to the new roll to be filed in Des Plaines 100, which provides for rebates that this roll consists of 337 pages, and I understand that Mr. Maloney had previously agreed to prepare the roll for $100.(C. He informs me that the cost of typing the roll and furnishing the paper therefor will greatly exceed this amount, and he has turned the roll. over to ate to have the same typed. I have received bids from various typists to do this work, which bids arrange from $15.00 a week to $175.00 flat for the entire job. Miss Sarah Garretson of Des Plaines, who is out of employment and experienced in this work, has agreed to do same for $15.00 per week on the basis of forty hours a week, and the entire time not to exceed one month. In my opinion and also in the opinion of the finance committee, Miss Garretson would be the most qualified to do the work and she has made the best offer in my opinion. With regard to the special paper required for this roll, Mr. Maloney has some on hand but not enough to cover the entire job, and the cost of the paper as offered to be supplied by Mr. Maloney will amount to $20.00 and this paper will require the typist to type the headings on each column. This will take a great deal of extra time on the part of the girl, and I therefore obtained a bid from the Des Plaines Publishing Company for the paper including all headings and rulings typed thereon, and the Des Plaines Publishing Company has agreed to furnish the paper with the headings thereon for $16.50, this being for 1100 sheets. In view of the fact that copies have to be made of the roll, 1C11 sheets will be required. Miss Sarah Garretson does not have a type- writer so the City will have to furnish a typewriter, which I believe can be rented for 44.00 per month. All of the expenses in this matter are chargeable to the cost of levying and collecting the assessment, which funds are appropriated for. When the roll is completed, it will be turned over to Mr.Maloney for filing, and the matter should not be delayed, and 1 therefore ask for you to act on the matter at once. Very truly yours, KENNETH G .MEYER The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Pflugha upt to concurr in these recommendations, and that a typewriter be rented for Miss Garretson and that the printing be done by the Des Plaines Publishing Company. The roll was called on the motion with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Collet, Pflughaupt, Dean, xuxmann, Bishop, Frederick, Enzenbacher and Meinshausen. Bays; none. The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried. The Clerk then read the following letter: KENNETH G .MEYER August 7th,1S33 City Council City of Des Plaines Des Plaines,lllinois Gentlemen: I wish to draw to your attention an important amendment to the Cities and Villages Act, namely; Section 4 of Article 6, which has to do with the bond required to #e given by the Treasurer of the City. Under the law as amended the City Treasurer, where the city has be ordinance designated the deposi- tories for the money of the city, can give a bond in the penal sum of not less than one-fifth (1/5) of the estimated tax and special assessments for the current year. If the City Council would pass the necessary resolution to authorize the fixing of the Treasurer's bond in accordance with the amendment 1 believe that considerable savings could be made on the bond premium. Very truly yours, KENNETH G .ftEYER The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Meinshausen to refer this letter to the finance Committee. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. The Clerk then read the following notice; BEFORE THE ILLINOIS COMMERCE COMMISSION THE WILLET C0MPANY In the matter of an application for a certificate of convenience and necessity to establish a motor truck delivery and pick-up system in the metropolitan dis- truct of Chicago No 22074 173 174 NOTICE The Illinois Commerce Commission has authorized us to notify all parties in the above cause that on August 8,1933 hearings will be resumed. At that time dates will be set for the hearing of further testimony relative to the above cause as the Commission is anxious to com plete hearings on the Willet petition for a certificate of convenience and necessity before the week commencing August 21,1933. SCHUYLER, WEINFELD & HENNBSSY ALLEN, D: LBEY & FOREMAN Attorneys for Petitioner. The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Ahbe to instruct the City Attorney to represent the City at this hearing and object to granting a certificate of convenience and necessity to the 'Millet Company in this case. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, where- upon the Mayor declared the motion carried. The Clerk then read the following Letter: DES PLAINES PUBLISHING CO. August 7th,1933 Mayor George Kinder & the City Council of the City of Des Plaines Honorable sirs: I have recently been in receipt of a letter from Miss R.K.Badger, superintendent of the Park Ridge School for girls, in which she asks me to advance the interests of the school in Des Plaines. They seek, and 1 wish to heartily endorse, to be permitted to have a Tag Day in Des Plaines on September 11. The Tag Day will be conducted under the auspices of the Chicago Federated Charities, but they will only receive one percent of the total collected here should you grant this request. Ninety-nine percent will go to the Park Ridge School for Girls. I feel that this school is a township enterprise and well worth our support. The Des Plaines Woman's Club has long had the school on their list as a major activity and their letter will also endorse the Tag Day here. A letter from the Junior League also endorses the plan and promises co-operation in putting on the Tag Day here. The School, like most of us, is in dire straits and needs this support from the Federated Charities and from us, and 1 ask you to view these factors when you consider, 1 hope favorably, their request for a Tag Day here on Sep- tember 11. I am attaching a copy of a letter I have received from Miss Badger. Thanking you for your consideration of this request, I remain Sincerely yours FRED A . FULLE The motion was made by Alderman Dean and seconded by Bishop to grant the request contained in the above letter. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. The Clerk then read the following letter: Des rlaines,Illinois August 7,1933 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of Des Plaines. On Labor Day, September 4,1933 at the Earle Playground, a ball game will be played between the Old Time Baseball Stars of Des Plaines and the present day Des Plaines Boosters. This game is for the sole purpose of creating a Milk Fund known as the Des Plaines School Children's Milk Fund, and the entire proceeds of this game will be turned over to the Parent Teachers Association who will see that the un - fed children are taken care of. We all know it is a hard thing to try to acquire an education on an empty stomach, so 1 at this time ask that the City Council as a whole set this date aside and make their appearance on that date. This is one movement this City of Des Plaines should be for 100°. Very truly yours WALTER MORAVA Manager Old Timers Baseball Team. also the following letter: - August 7th,1933 Mr.Edgar J.Friedrich Clerk of the City of Des Plaines, Des Plaines,Illinois Dear Mr.Friedrich: Having been in existence for over 6 months, and in continuous weekly circul- ation for over that period, we wish to advise you that the Des Plaines Community Budget Balancer is now recognized by the Illinois Press Assn. and therefore by the State, as a legal publication, and entitled to officially publish such legal notices as the city council is by law required to publish. The fact that this paper does not go through the mailes does not affect its status as a legal publication, and due to the fact of its complete coverage, affords the City of Des Plaines a medium of p,iIlic contact assuring the maximum number of readers and widest circulation. We anticipate the pleasure of being considered on future occasions,when notices 176 of this kind are to be published. Yours very truly, DES iLAINES COMMUNITY BUDGET BALANCE Wm.L.Fabian and associates,i'ubl. These letters were ordered placed on file, by the 2ayor The Clerk then read the following blank: - CERTIFICATE OF C0MPLIANCE We certify that we have adjusted the hours of labor and the wages of our employees to accord with the President's reemployment Agreement which we have signed. nam e firm name Industry or trade The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Meinshausen to authorize the Mayor to sign the N.R.A. agreement and certificate, and thereby signify the City's compliance with the code. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. The following applicants were then granted Beer Licenses by the Counci14— E.GEISEN , 130C Jefferson street upon motion by Alderman Bishop and seconded by Frederick. MARY'S SWEET SHOP, 1505 Ellinwood Street, upon motion by Alderman Dean and seconded by Pflughaupt. ANDY'S CONYE : SHOP,1518 .iner Street,upon motion by Alderman bishop and seconded by Frederick. O'ROURKE'S RESTAURANT, 495 Des Plaines Ave.upon motion made by Alderman Ahbe and seconded by Collet. SUGAR BOWL SWEET SHOP,1494 Miner Street, upon motion made by Alderman Frederick and seconded by Collet. B.A.MAZUR,1002 Prairie Avenue, upon motion by Alderman Frederick and seconded by Ahbe. GEISEN ICE CO. 1300 Jefferson St, upon motion by Alderman Meinshausen and seconded by Dean. GIL & ANDY'S, 1515 Ellinwood Sti upon motion by Alderman Pflughaupt, and seconded by Frederick. Alderman Frederick then read the following proposed letter: Mr. F.Sargent,President Northwestern Railway Company Chicago, Illinois Dear Sir: Since the opening of the Fair, quite a X77 number of our citizens have experienced great incon- venience and difficulty in returning after midnight to their homes in Des Plaines. You will no doubt grant that every man in the city and in the suburbs expects to visit the Fair as many times as possible. The man who works every day must do this in the evenings. If he takes the train arriving in Chicago at 6:45 P.M., he must leave the Fair by 10:00 P.M. in order to catch the last train which leaves Chicago at 1045 P.M. This does not give him sufficient time at the Fair to make it worth his while. 1f he stays later and goes home by street car and bus, he does not get home until early morning. This is impractical. We, therefore, strongly feel that the Northwestern Railway Company, as its contribution toward making the Century of Progress a success, and in carrying out the President's N.R.A. program, should either put on another train leaving Chicago about 1:00 A.M. or stop existing through trains for local passengers. We believe that this is a service which will be appreciated by all the towns along the Wisconsin Division, especially during the duration of the Century of Progress, lours very truly, The motion was made by. Alderman Frederick and seconded by Meinshausen to instruct the Clerk to send this letter to the C & N W Railroad, and to ask all the mayors of the northwest suburbs from Park Ridge to Barrington to send in a similar letter. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. The Clerk then read the following letter: August 7,1933 To Hon.Maycr & City Council We hereby ai,ply to your hon.body for a permit to hold a carnival on the School grounds and Prairie Avenue from August 23rd to 26th inclusive and that Prairie Ave be closed from Pearson 3t. to Center St. as was done last year. Thanking you for same. very truly yours Edw.F.Fischer Prs.Holy Name Society. The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Enzenbacher to grant the request contained in the above letter. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. Alderman Pflughaupt asked that the minutes of the regular meeting of July 17,1933 be corrected so as to show the vote of aldermen Pflughaupt and Dean as "Nay" instead of "Aye" in the second -last paragraph immediately preceding the motion to adjourn. The motion was then made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by i'flughaupt to amend the minutes of the meeting of July 17th,1933 so as to show the insurance bid of W.L.Plew & Co. in the second paragraph of the report of the Judiciary and Assessment Committee as "75 cents " instead of "96 cents". The roll was called 178 on the motion with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Collet, Pflughaupt, Dean, Huxmann, .ishop,Frederick, Enzenbacher and Meinshausen. Nays; Mone. The Mayor there- upon declared the motion carried. The motion was then made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Pflughaupt to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of July 17 and of the special meeting of August 2,1933 as corrected. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor delcared the motion carried and the minutes approved. Alderman Pflughaupt, chairman of the finance Committee, then reported on a meeting of municipal fiscal officers held at the Cook County Bldg. for the purpose of inducing the County Treasurer to permit the local collectors to collect the last installment of th e 1931 real estate taxes. Alderman Pflughaupt ups not certain as to just/the outcome would be. what Mr. Chas.Larson, City Treasurer, then reported orally that he has written Mr. C.E.Crockett,13019 Division Street, Blue Island, Illinois, authorizing him to proceed with the work of ascertaining how much of the City's moneys are being held by the County Clerk. The Clerk then read the following report: To the chairman of the Finance Committee, at the meeting of the City Council held July 5,1933 the following matter was referred to your committee: THE matter of ascerting how much of the City's money io being held by the County Clerk was referred back to your Committee. E.J.Friedrich,City Clerk We the Finance Committee report: Verbal report given by Chas.Larson that work was let at 2%,that the work has been completed, that a letter has been written the county Clerk asking for the money, and we are now awaiting its receipt. G .WALTER PFLUGHAUPT *Airman The motion was made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded by Frederick to accept the above report. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. The Clerk then read the following report: REGARDING the resolution to pay X84.00 dues to the Illinois launicipal Leagues We, the Finance Committee, recommend that a voucher be drawn and payment of above bill be made. G .WALTER PFLUGHAUP T Geo.Enzenbacher Paul J .Huxmann The motion was made bu,: Alderman Frederick and seconded by Meinshausen that this recommendation be concurred in. The roll was called on the motion with the following result:- Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Collet, Pflughaupt, Dean, Huxmann, Bishop, Frederick, Enzenbacher and Meinshausen. Nays; none. The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried. 179 The Clerk then read the following report: REGARDING the recent audit made by Charles J. Anderson, C.F.A. covering the books of the City Treasurer, City Clerk and Collector up to and including April 30, 1933. Referred to your com- mittee for study --we your Finance Committee re- commend that the autid be accepted and placed on file. G .WALTER PFLUGHAUPT G .M.Enzenbache r Paul J.Huxmann The motion was made by Alderman Frederick and seconded by Bishop to concurr in the above recommendation. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. The Clerk then read the following report: REGARDING the statements of the First National Bank of Des Plaines and of the Northern Trust Co.. of Chicago, both depositories of City funds, We, the Finance Committee recommend the acceptance of both reports. The motion was made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded by Bishop to concurr in the above recommendation, and make these two bank statements a matter of minute record. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried. The bank statements follow. Condensed Statement of Condition of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DES PLAINLS,ILLINOIS at close of business June 30,1933 ASSETS Cash, and due from banks U.a.Goverment bonds Other bonds & securities Loans Eligible for Rediscount Loans on Collateral Security Other loans Loans on Real Estate Overdrafts Redemption 7und Banking House, Furniture & Fixtures Other Real Estate 288,765.57 219,255.00 73,996.12 94 ,434.98 86,991.01 63,780.27 43 ,376.08 5.07 2,500.00 51,270.18 3,273.88 Total: $937,649.16 LIABILITIES Deposits 779,219.07 Circulation 50,000.00 Capital Stock 50,000.00 Surplus 50 ,000.00 Undivided ?rofits 2,431.97 Reserves 5,998.12 Total: $937,649.16 180 THE NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY Statement of Condition June 30,1933 RESOURCES Demand Loans(secured by Collateral) Time Loansl$ecured by Collateral) Other.Loans and Discounts United States Bonds & Certificates Other Bonds and Securities Federal Reserve Bank Stock Bank Premises Customers' Liability,Account Letters of Credit and Acceptances Other Resources Cash and Due from Banks Total: LIABILITIES 6,420,880.83 7,298,344.74 13,384,189.99 79,982,141.36 43,619,339.28 270,000.00 1,400,000.00 890,337.83 921,986.37 36,132,074.87 3120 ,319 5.27 Capital Stock Surplus Fund Undivided Profits Dividends Payable July 1,1933 Reserve for Taxes,lnterest,etc. Discount Collected (not earned) Letters of Credit and Acceptances outstanding Other Liabilities DEPOSITS: Demand 108,584,793.25 Time 54,258,793.34 United States Government Deposits Total: 3,000,000.00 6,000,000.00 2,355,288;26 135,000.00 3,204,862.06 84,4 28.57 . 1,013,740.28 682:,389.51 162,843,586.59 11,000,000.00 $190,319.,295.27 The Clerk then presented the following resolution of which the Mayor and each Alderman had a copy: RESOLVED that THE FOLLOWING BILLS ARE DUE (OLD ACCOUNTS) AND PAYABLE AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE INSTRUCTED TO ISSUE PROPER !. CUGH 'R -WARRANTS IN PAYMENT OF SAME. SAID WARRANT'S TO BE RELEASED UPON ORDER OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE WHEN FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE. (Above mentioned bills, due and payable, are attached herewith) The motion was made and seconded to adopt this resolution. The roll was called on the motion with the following result: Ayes; Alderman Ahbe, Collet, Pflughaupt, Dean, Huxmann, Bishop, Frederick, Enzenbacher and Meinshausen. Nays; None. The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried and the resolution adopted. The Clerk then gesented the Mayor and each Alderman with a copy of the following resolutions RESOLVED THAT THE iFOLLOWING BILLS ARE DUE AND PAYABLE AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE INSTRUCTED TO ISSUE PROPER VOUCHER -WARRANTS IN PAYMENT OF SAME. SAID WARRANTS TO BE REt! LEASED UPON ORDER OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE WHEN FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE. CITY OF DB -3 PLAIln3 Bills u»ma ted for $ ,! sv 1 GENERAL CORPCRAT Des ilaines Publishing Jo. -Legal notice -1832 Zon.3d.Apbls. 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Light 3/24-4/4/32 ' Light & Gas 4/25/3* Light & Gas 5x/23/32 Gas & Light 6/22/32 Gas & Light 7/23/32 Gas & Light24 Gas 6' Light i/2 Gas & Light 10/24/32 LLight & Gas 12/23/32 1 Yearly Subscription Semi-annual Paymt.due 3/1 (serv.rendered during 1932) # 1 gt.B.R.B.Book Laquer • # w • # • • M • w . 1 qt. tin book laqucr 12/14/31" Supplies 50/16/32 Pamphlet binders 7/13/32 Bate Slips 5/16/32 Supplies 5,/5/32• Gmt.overdue post cards to reimburse spec.library 'fioes,rentai & endoaeent Acct. for moneys advanced for payment of prem.on fire ins. for Library Bldg. • • w • 5 books 8/1/32 2 books 9/18 L. 7/26/32 Books 4/1432 i book 80041,3/9 & 3/16/32 Books 932 Books Jan.1932 Books Jan.3C,1932 1 Book £.ar.21,1S32 w 10.1+ 3.40 13.21$ 13.O0 7.O0 36.30 2.23 u. 4 12 14. 14 14 11 11. 8 5 a 10 13. 13. 22 26 1. 1 11' 8. 75 12 44 13 11. 23.80: 19 prigg l =MSS wpm I t 3psc•Assess.b=. . 412 tlC G Sp.assess.Sks. 'stg . # `0 Spec.Assat.S it eta sag iaee ring a ery . E�agiaetrisg Ger,. . • • • • • • lisle Karla Sisie Sari* dale Earle Elsie Earle Catherine Nines Catherine Nines Catherine Hines Catherine Hines Albert Kranz A.I„ig Dick Hammer Say Rawn erl 0.A. *egner C.A.tegner C.A.W egner C.A.*egner C.A.n egne r Z.Keyer Joe O'Donnell Alan Nissen Alma Iisaen Alma Nissen Alma Iissen StangerBen 3.n3tangor Ben 3tengor Ben 3tangor Ben Stangor Hen Stangor Ben 3tan€or Ben Stanger Andrew Golsen Andrew G eiaen Phil iia t t O B.I.Kinder's aonu Public 3erv.Co. CITY OF DES PLAINE3 Bills presented for Approval 9P12IAL P!TR?GSE Sal.Librarian Feb.1933 ;3al.Librarian ilar.1933 Zia1.Librarian Apr.1933 Sal.Librarian May 1933 Sa1.Librarian Feb.1933 Sal.Librarian JLar.1933 Sa1.Librarian Apr.1933 Sa1.I.ibrarian Hay 1933 Bal.due Janitor Jal.ino. GENAL CORPORATE Sal.for patrolman to l+sy Sal.for :eatrolman to Lay i'ub.Library N • " M W e . " M w p w N May 1st " " lat,1933 r olice lst,1933 1t t1 5al.for motorcycle , olc. to Jay 1,1t33 Bal.due 1st half of 4an.1S 33 " 3a1.0hief of Xo1.2nd Jan.1933 A 3al.Chief of 'ol.month Feb.1933 u +al.Chief of kol.month aar.1933 M Sal.Chief of t'ol.month Apr.1933 H Aal.due Sal.motorcycle pol. to5,/1/33 al.due/sergeant to 5/1%3:► Sal.piJaoeak l:atron Jan.1t33 3al.polioe Matron .Feb.1933 Jai. alias 3 atron t:r r.1933 Ja1.Poliee Matron Apr.1933 SP .CIAL PURPOSE Sal. Sal. Sal. 3a1. :gal. Sal. Jan.15:33 Jan.1a33 Feb.1s33 Feb.1t33 Mar.1933 lar.1933 3a1. i Apr.1933 3a1. Apr.1933 3pee.fireman 6 uightu Feb.'s," Spec. fireman 8 " Jan.'33" $pec.fireman 7 nights Apr.'33" Main.or fire stations power • Des Plaines Realty Co Insurance T'.3.Darley & Co. supplies J hnsen Bleotria Shop Supplies Boyer Chemical Labortory-suppliee Des Plaines Mercantile Supplies Dee Plaines Realty Co. insurance United states rubber ..;:.Supplies Oassaaa Co. supplies Federal Eleatric.Co. Rep.to erluil. Axel Patterson rep.to eyuiy, Peter Piraoh & Sons supplies American 7�sarance .a 1omite4e7pltew Volunteer Fireman 19 volunteer firemen it ire " ,1 " Ay N 112.50 112.50 112.50 112.50 63.00 63.00 63.00 63.00 63.00 • 157.00 305.00 588.75 20.00 90.00 180.00 180.00 180.00 140.5k._ 70.00 21.60 21.60 21.60 21.60 74.25 74.25 74.25 - 74.25' 74.25 74.25 74.25 74.25 27.00 34.00 31.50 2.89 46.44 504.26 29.02 1.20 1.46 3. 242. 18.07 7.00 3.00 29.00' 30000 .1&39 500.00 Des Plaines ines Realty Co. Des klaines Realty Co. Dee Plaines Realty Co. David B.Meloney Clerk of County Court Edward J.V aleh Daniel 2. Wen tt orth Chgo.Law 1'rint.Co. D.B.Kaloney D.B.Maloney D.B.Maloney D.LMa bo ey D.B.Maloney D.B.Maloney May lst,l9 3 CITY OF DES PLAINES Bills for Apyroval \'ATER FUND insurance Water 41 " Sl'$C 1'URp eelsl cls 747 A----�--- a+' a GENERAL CG R:'GRP? T E Court Costs 1932 Court Costa 1932 Court Reporter 14:32 Court Costs 1932 " Court Costs on #1100-11.32 " City Lttorriey-Nov.1932-225.00 n Legal 11 " Dee.1S32--225.CC 0 Jan. 1£33--225.00 " Peb.1933--225.00 „ " " Apr.1933--225.00 Total$ 1,350. 00 incl. 1,200.00 Ball. 150.00 Warrants #258-269 Frank Thornber & Co. C.J.Ande.rsen & Co. The Ldmark Co. B. C. Ylynn E.C.ilynnn The Legal Adviser rrb.00. Marshall Jackson Co. Des Plaines Pub.Co. Des Plaines :'ub.Co. Des laines Pub.Co. Des Maines .t-'ub.Co. Des ?lainea Pub.Co. Des Plaines Pub.Co. Des81a in ea Realty Co. Des Plaines Realty Co. D.B.Maloney Sigwalt Lbr.& Coal "rank Thornber & Co. Remington '4nd Inc. Middle States Telco. Middle States Tel.Co. Middle States Tel.u. Middle States Tel.Co. ?fiddle States Tel.Co. Middle States Tel.Co. Des Plaines 2ub.Co. Des flainea 154.85 65.53 131.06 '100.00 17.00 6.90 :36.80 33.00 Election supplies 1933 Court cocto(pS/A 104)1933 office supplies 1933 Binding books 1933 Binding cancelled checs:o Election expense 1932 Supplies 1932 krinting 1933 printing 1933 Pringint 1932 Legal notice:, 1933 Printing 14333 Office supplies 1933 Insurance 1933 " insurance 1932 Legal eerv.1932 3uppl fes .1932 .lection supplies 1C32 office sup 6 equip -1932 service 1933 'an. service 1933 Feb. :service 1933 June Service 1933+ay ;Service 1933 April 2ervice 1933 March Legal noticce 1933 Printing 1£33 accts & Fin :, 56.85 " 25.00 4.35 " 8.00 " 9.00 " 10,78 9.35 8.30 75.00 9.10 43.40 39-.75 6.25 715.74 10.00 100.00 13.60 59.94 12.50 64.7E 75.20 86.95 84.35, 78.5, 74.05- 153.7G, 4.30 11 i, 11 " 11 11 11 11 0 11 1, 11 11 11 11 14 N CITY 0P DB5 ISI hzri .S Bills presented for approval Des Plaines Motor Sales Des Plaines xub.Co. Des Plaines eub.Co. Des 1`laiaes Pub.Co. Des rlainee Des Plaines°ub.Co. Des Plaines Pub.Co. Middle states Tel. Middle States Tel. .Middle Staten Tel. Middle States Tel. Middle States Tel. Purnell & Vi ileon Inc. Purnell & 'Million Inc. Henderson Sales & Serv. Spiegler's Dept. Store N►.ilaoz Mfg.Co. B.T.Kinder's Sons `Des Plaines Realty Co. Met4essses-aales...-Reay. J.Walter Poyer Bash Sales Edward F.Ciear Merthwestern Restrnt. Aties krinting Co. $.T.Carlson . aint Co. Clark & Holmen Garage Johnson's Nleot.shop r enneylvania 011 Co. Pennsylvania Oil Co. Des Plaines Berg -.Co. Des Plaines ¥ero.ao. Eartlese-Austin L.Towd Bartlese-Austin L.Towel HartlesaAustin L.Towe1 Dea Plaines V.otor Sales Des Plaines j«otor rales GENERAI. C0RP(Rt:TR Gas & Cil Supplies Signs 'rintirg Printing 1933 Printing 1933 c'rintirR4 1.T33 Serv. No.4 Toll calls No.4 Sere, No.4 Tel. Serv. Tel.,3erv. Rep.etc. 1931 Rep.eto. 1132 Rep.to motor equip. 2 R.R.rides Dog tags , r edoler tags Supplies Insurance Rep.to equip. Gas &Gil Supplies meals for prisoners Supplies for Judge Supplies Rep.to equip. sup: :lies :has & oil Gas & Gil 1/5/33 Ammunition 3uppl ies supplies for office supplies office suj)..1ies Gas & Oil -grease piep. to equip. Police 10 0 N 18.25 21.40 3.50 13.75 9.50 10.50 62.50 10.55 11.65 7.80 8.90 9.25 135.56 20.27 179.83 .70 15.00 2.25 '267.96 5.75 47.11 2.30. 3.4t 33.5.9' .90 1.00 4.60 87.25 1.36 21.59 3.05 19.50 3.09 1.50 33.15 7.50 Oniot Ontot Oniot Oniot Gniot Oniot Gniot Gniot Gniot Gniot Gniot eniot Gniot Griot Onlot Oniot ,Oniot 'Oniot Bros. Bros. Bros. Bros. Bros. Bros. Bros. Bros. Bras. Bros. Bros. Bros. Bros. Bros. Bros. Bros. Bros. Bros'. Less; 2/24/3: 2/24/3_3 2/24/.5:3 Gaa Warrant N n P1 & Cil N 4110 111 112 Nov.1931 Dec.1931 .T an ..1132 :b.1c 32 i'ar.1£32 Apr.1932 fitly 1.932 June 1932. July 1932 Aug. 1932 rept .11%32 Oct. 1932 Nov. 1932 Dec.1932 Jan. 1933 Feb. 1933 ;:76.r. 1933 uay 1V33 100.00 10C.00 1CC.00 N N n r BAL.DU .: 92.52 24.25 13.33 8.71- 4.30 7.0C 74.08 67.05 71.13 65.51 76.51 72.70 70.7 77•� 71.51 60.96 57.46 58.85 a3000020, 4624.45 George Kinder S.B.Collet Walter G.Pflughaupt C.L.Bish.p B.Liirederiek.. Louis Me inshausen Des Piaines.Pub.C.. Y.B.Coek Ce. Frank A.Bremer & Sona Charles M.Larson Middle States Tel.Co Des Plaines Pub1.Co. Public Serv.Co. Frank A.Bremer & Sone Kra .lJ.Stemmerman 1.Drexl er R£anterl F.Cheev e r 3.Wigham J.G rindley Des Plaines H.L.Becker Des Plaines H.A.Becker. Nit IC ]lane u Public Serv.Co. Public Serv. Toe .Chri et ens en Toe Biba (Henry Lucke Ke rmsn ]Ie inshaus en B..F,,,Xinder*s Sons Raymond Yi 1I er Ed.Shuler Fred Tegtmetr,Tr. Tillism Gielou Orel Rabbi Ray Schaeffer fm.Lemke Bred 5charringhaussu Clarence Landry Clarence Landahl Ampelio Bartolomi George Peck Henry Flentge Otto Schroeder Chas. Shaffer Frank Seaman Walter Schaeffer Lee St.G.arsge B.F.Kinder's Sons General Tire & Rubber Harold Abbe Ben Stangor Pub.Serv.Co. Dew Plaines Pub.Co. tT.S.Eubber Products Catherine Hines Public Serv.Co. Public Serv.Co. Raymond Kobe Vm.Feldt Union Linen Supply Co. Public Serv.Cc. Meyer Coal & Itat. B.F.Kinder's Sons Des Plaines Lbr.& Pearl Keelling 22.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 4.25 6.12; .64 83.33 100.10 1.60 4, 686.76 4.39 5.00 74.25 60.00 72.00 45.00 45.00 Pub. Ce. 4.20 2.38 Motor Sales 5.52 /5.00 52.65. .72 .10 3.60 x3.83 48.38 lei 1.00 3.80 18.88 14.40 5.40 1.ao 3.83 1.80 7.65 7.65 7.65 5.85 7.65 15.30 7.65 15.98 11.48 7.28 12.70 Co 7.95 41.00. 74.45- 14.52 6.75 4.99 31.50 5.12 11.48 67.50 67.50 6.00 18.43 2042 .15 Coal 16.58 40.00 George Kinder Hobart Abbe William Dean Paul J.Huxmann Ernest Priott Geo.Eneenbacher E J.Friedrich fa.LJkbian Ditto, Inc. Grace Rouses 22.50 13.50 . 13.50 13.50 13.50 13.50 112.50 15.00 11.77 40.00 Prank A.Bremer & Sens 14.60 United St.Bid.& Gnarnty2sLa33 Public Service- Cs. 4,691.39 Des Plaines Pub.Co. 2.50 H.A.Be cker L leyer - P.Gat to C.Wegner J.O.Dennell Des Plaines Merc.Co. Des Plaines Pub.Co. Frank A.Bremer & Sons Hamburger Dsn't-Inc. Kenneth .G.Peyer Mrs.Roes Palmer Public Serv.Co. Des Plaines Merc.Co. SA/aides TrnJienaus Zebu Lewis' Public Service Co. Albert Reck Fred. Saharringhaus en Fred Tegtmeler,Sr. Claw Wolf Geo endrickeon Mersin Vella John Wedendorf Ym.G ehrke Joh Larson Martin Graetz Clarence Hermes Lawrence Starrett B.L.Gstes Lents Flentge Tm.El lwets I►.Jannaseh TA.4rebem Albert Reek Tames S ch iaka Peyer Kash Sales II1.Roci .sphatt Ce. Des Plaines Pub.Co. 14itard Golsen Pablic Serv.Co. B..B`.Kinder's Sens Elsie Earle Albert Kranz Public Service Co. Pablic Serr.Co. John Wedeudorf R.7 hfeldt Les St.Garage Meyer Coal & Yat. Des Plaines Motor Sales Frank Bremer & Sons Dee Plaines Lbr.& Cost Yarn Maus 90.00 74.25 57.50 57.50 45.00 .56 2.75 .62 4.30 83.33 13.50 57.62 1.31 3.60 44.10 42.3@ 88.32 61.20 ?JO '3.416 ICA* 78.75 4.50 1.80 7.65 7.65 7.65 T.60 7.65' 7.65 7.65 1.68 7.65 1.90 62.40 1.00 166.05 1.80 13.50 ..10 1.2© 56.25 15.75 9.08 12.80 67.!X! 115.30 20.01 13.97 1.56 .55 14.07 72.00 Prank Pisher Richard Gunther ]fired Kaufman n Herman Mein hausen Des. Plaines Pub.Cs. Villia* LC*terti : . Public Serv.Co. Des- Plaines Auto Co Jew B.Clsw & Sons Tete* B.0lsw & Sons Jisees 8.01sw & Sons P.ye r Hash Sale s . Prank A..Bremer: & Sons Ludlow Valve Xtg . Cer. B.p.Kiader's Sens Oninn Linen Supply Co. Otte Henr i ch Mrs.Martha Haack Cue. Arnsld dooms Mule J.C.Zawerski Peter Kna ask Terry acrd C.Mors l.Pederwits 72.00 56.00 41.98 26.24 2.00 - 979.40 123.60 .76 4.39 153.Q0 70.05 .80 5.00 114.98 .90 6.00 235.92 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 Paul Gilmore George Osgood E.Kurtz Lee St.Cara6e Public Serv.Co. Public Serv.Co. Lnland Supply Co. dames .u.C1.s & Sons James B.Clow & Sons James t.Clow & Sens Peyer .sash. Sales Valvoline Oil Co. Des Plaines Pub. Ce. Ludlow Valve Mfg.Ce. Bred P.Banks,Co. Marvin Wells Emma Huebner T1nat Wilkening C.E.Harmon R.V.Rike Lawrence Kelly Dr.Wm.Pierce R.G ibbs E.C.Maehnik 84.00 74.64 '*8•.00 23.44 142.52 758.40 14.68 17.95 65.13 556.92 .60 42.81 2.14 88.42 8.87 15.99 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 The motion was made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded by - DS* to adopt this resolution. The roll was called on the on with the relieving result i' -Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Collet, P tghaupt, Dean, Huxmann, iiishop, Frederick, Ensentddher and Melnshausen. Nays; none. The Mayor thereupon decl ted, the . motion carried, and the resolution adopted. .: The Clerk then read the following proposed ordinance frsfirst reading. 4,2Lo DI LAN CB PROYIDIJ RB THE LEVYING OF AN ASSESSMENT 07 TAXES FOR THE FISCAL -YEAR BEGINNING Zsnuary 1,1933 AND ENDING December - 3l st ,1933 JOR THE CITY OF DES PLAINES, COOK COUNTY,ILLINOIS The ,motion was made by Alderman Fflughaupt, and seconded by Ieinshsusen to put the above proposed 1933 Tax Levy Ordinance passage. The reli'was called on the motion to put on patter With the following result t . Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Collet, Pflughaupt, Dean, Huxmann, :Bishop, Frederick, Enzen- bather and Mein-shausen. Says; Nene. The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried. The motion was then untie by Alderman Henn and seconded by Pflughaupt to paso this pss_ed 1933 Tax Levy. Ordinance. The roll was' called en the motion with the- following result: Ayes;Aldermen Dean, Huxmann, Bishop, Faederick, . `fsys g Sone. The -Mayor thereupon and the 1933 Tare Levy Ordinance Ahbe, Collet, Pflug Enzenb*cheMr Bird Nein declared the motion car, passed. The motion was made by Alderman Huxmann and seconded by Collet to adjourn. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor declared sthe motion carried, and the Council regularly adjourned. MAR JR ZCE,.0 tlr blerk