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09/16/1935619 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DES PLAINES RELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAFERS ON THE l6th DAY OF SEPTEFER,A.D.1935 AT THE HOUR OF 8:OO P.M. CALL TO ORDER: Mayor George Wjiinder was absent. The meeting was therefore called to order by Edgar J.Friedrich, City Clerk, who also called the roll. Aldermen Ahbe,.Carroll, £flughaupt, Fulle, Bishop, MacLuckie, Frederick,_Lerake, Schwan- beck and Campagna responded to the roll call. The Clerk there- upon declared all aldermen present. DESIGNATING MAYOR PRO tern: The motion was made by Alderman Lemke and seconded by Frederick that Alderman Ahbe be designated to preside as Mayor pro tem, because of the absence of George li.lander, Mayor. The Clerk put the question to a vote by acclamation, whereupon the Clerk declared the motion carried. Alderman Ahbe thereupon took the chair and presided during the remainder of the meeting. THE JUDICIARY AND ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE had no report to offer. THE POLICE AND LICENSE COMMITTEE offered no report. THE. STREETS AND SIDEWALKS COMMITTEE had no report to offer.. THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC ;wOB1 ,. BUILDINGS AND PLATS reported through its chairman, Alderman MacLuckie, that the matter of leasing the lot east of the City Hall is being held in committee pending the outcome of the proposed new City Hall project. He also stated that nothing further has been done regarding the application for a building permit filed by Mr. R.J.Guse. THE SEWER DRAINAGE AND SANITATION COMMITTEE had no report to offer. THE WATER COMMITTEE through its chairman, Alderman Bishop, submitted the following proposed resolution: RESOLUTION WHEREAS the 'City of Des Plaines is about to complete final negotiations for the purchase of the so-called Cater Well, and WHEREAS the City Council has been advised by the City Attorney that when settlement is made with William II.. Cater for water rental due him, a release of all claims and demands will be made to the City by William H.Cater, and the said William H.Cater will demand a release from the City. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Des Plaines, Cook County, Illinois, that the Mayor and City Clerk be and are hereby authorized to execute an behalf of the City of Des Plaines, a release of all claims and demands against William H.Cater as of the date final settlement is made with William H.Cater of all rentals due The motion was made by Alderman Bishop and seconded by Lemke to adopt this proposed resolution as read. The motion was voted upon by Acclamation, whereupon the Mayor pro tem declared the motion unanimously carried and the resolution unanimously adopted. 620 City Attorney, Kenneth G.Meyer, then reported that all documents necessary for the consumation of the purchase of the Cater Well were deposited in escrow with the Chicago Title and Trust Company on Friday, September 13,1935, and that he expects all matters to be finally settled tomorrow, Tuesday, September 17,1935 so that the City will get title to the Cater Well at once. THE FII] COMMITTEEt The motion was made by Alder- man Campagna, chairman of the Fire Committee, and seconded by Frederick to refer the matter of installing a 10a water main in Lee Street, from Miner Street to Algonquin. Road,_to the Water Committee and the City Engineer for study and report. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor pro, - tem declared the motion carried. THE FINANCE COMMITTEE; through its chairman, Alder- man Pflughaupt ;, presented the following -proposed resolution: RESOLVED THAT THE FOLLOWING 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 RELEASED UPON ORDER OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE WH. FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE. NO. NAME 3971 Edgar J.Friedrich 3973 Grace Rexses 3975 Frank A.Bremer & Sons 3976 City Clerk Petty Cash 3977 Public Serv.Ca 3979 R.Eammerl 3981 E.Drexler 3983 Y.Wigham 3985 A.D.Flentge 3987 E.Strempel 3989 Chas.Hintz 3991 Des P1.M.Sale s 3993 Hartless-Austin L S 3995 Des PI.Journal 3997 Kenneth G.Meyer 3999 Prairie -Lee Paint St 4001 Des P1.Merc.Co 4003 Des P1.Merc.Co 4005 Lagerhausen Lbr & Coal 4007 Public Serv.Co 4009 Elmer Niemz 4011Fred Tegtemier Jr 4013 P.Intravartolo 4015 John Huege 4017 Herman Me inshaus en 4019 City Clerk -Petty Cash 4021 Foyer Nash Sales 4023 Hess Tire & Bat.Ser 4025 Des P1.Realty Co 4027 A.D.Flentge 4029 Ray Kolze 4031 Nagel Co 4033 Public Serv.Co 4035 Wallace Kinder Treas (Des Pl.Vol.Fire Dept) 4036 Fritz Wettin 67.50 4038 Rolland Pagel 67.50 4040 Prairie -Lee Paint St 2.40 AMT. 112.50 40.00 20.81 .70 398.55 74.25 74.25 72.00 45.00 48.00 9.60 204.84 1.50 20.09 83.33 2.52 1.03 2.97 .38 5.00 25.20 21.15 13.95 7.20 4.80 6.28 21.14 20.23 71.24 8.00 22.50 1,43 8.44 508.43 NO. 3972 3974 3969 4074 3978 3980 3982 3984 3986 3988 3990 3992 3994 3996 3998 4000 4002 4004 4006 4008 4010 4012 4014 4016 4018 4020 4022 4024 4026 4028 4030 4032 4034 4037 4139 4041 NAME Otto W.X.Henrich Gladys LeRette Angell,Simpson & Postmaster USPO H.A.Becker E.Meyer F.Cheever B.C.Foote J.G rindley J.Mergenthaler Gniot Bros T & B Johnson Elec.Shop Western union Frank A .Bremer James Conte PrairieLee Paint Des PI.Merc.Co Spiegler's Dept St Public Serv.Co A.Sloniker Richard Guenther Joe Walter E.Sordan Jahn Walter Joe Schmidt Des PI.Merc.Co AMT. 83.33 40.00 Co .780.00 5.03 90.00 74.25 72.00 45.00 45.00 6.40 3.26 .65 .65 & S 13.62 48.60 St 8.50 .93 4.74 14.28 26.55 24.01 18.00 12.15 7.24 3.15 .41 Des P1.Lbr & Coal Co .76 Des P1.Realty Co 71.24 Prairb-Lee Paint St 27.26 Ben Stangor 74.25 Des P1.Merc.Co 1.03 Public Serv.Co 2.38 Wallace Kinder Treas (Des P1.Vol.Fire Dp 496.97 Adolph Esser Fred Koelle Pure 011 Prod.Co 67.50 15.75 5.73 NO. 4Q42 4044 4046. 4047 4049 4051 4053 4055 4057 4059 4061 4063 4065 4067 4069 4071 4073 NAME Tlielaer Auto Sales Gnio t Bros T & B Public Serv.Co Pearl Koelling Frank Fischer Clem Knittel Fred Kaufman Richard Guenther Me1aer Auto Sales Foyer Nash Sales Inland Supply Co Hess Tire & Bat Arthur M-iller John Rakow Chas.Sager David M.Baldwin Des P1.Publ.Co AMT. NO. 14.91 4043 1.00 4045 5.96 4075 40.00 4048 72.00 4050 56.00 4052 22.50 4054 7.06 4056 8.25 4058 9.46 4060 22.74 4062 Ser 16.64 4064 5.00 4066 5.00 4068 5.00 4070 1.00 4072 6.20 NAME AMT. Meyer .Coal & Maatl.Co 33.20 Gniot Bros T & B 37.84 Kenneth U.Meyer_ 75.00 M.D.Wells 78.75 John Wetendorf 72.00 Hugh Moore 56.00 Herman Meinshausen 23.73 Frank Bremer & S 7.27 Prairie Lee Paint S 1.77 Purnell & Wilson Inc 16.27 Fred ioelle 23.50 Johnson Elec.Shop 50.00 H.R.Smith 5.00 Earl Nickerson 5.00 Fred S.Sames & Co 15.00 Frank A.Breme r & S 2.41 621 The motion was made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded by Mac- Luckie to pass and adopt this proposed resolution. The Mayor pro tem put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Carroll, Pflughaupt, Pulle,, Bishop, MacLuckie, Frederick, Lemke, Schwanbeck and Campagna. Nays; None. The Mayor pro tem thereupon declared the motion carried and the resolution adopted. BUILDING INSPECTOR: Kenneth G.Meyer, City Attorney, then read the following proposed ordinance for first reading: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE 1X of Chapter 3 of the Munici- pal Code of 1928 entitled "Build- ing Inspector". The Mayor pro tern ordered this proposed ordinance filed second reading. for SANITARY DISTRICT INTERCEPTOR SEWER: The Clerk then read the following letter: W.H.AL`GEN Engineer September 16 1935 Mayor and City Council Des Plaines,Illinois Gentlemen: I have studied the proposed ordinance for the construction of an intercepting sewer on River Road, as submitted by the sanitary District of Chicago and offer the following report and comment: the ordinance gives the Sanitary District the right to construct an intercepting sewer, the District bearing the entire cost and provides for the construction of the interceptor from Thacker Street south, thereby intercepting and keeping out of the river practically all of the sewage from Des Plaines. However, this interceptor does not extend north of Thacker Street and therefore can not pick up the sewage now concentrated at Rand and River Roads, which the City is now pumping through a force main into the north side sewers. The Sanitary District is building this sewer with Federal funds, and I am informed that the money alloted for this purpose will not construct the intercep- tor any further north than Thacker Street, and in order to secure its construction up to Rand Road or further, it will be necessary for the Sanitary District to make an appropriation of it s own funds for the purpose. I suggest that the sewer committee take this matter up 622 with the Trustees of the District and endeavor to secure such an extension, underaa separate contract. In conference with Mr. Pearse, I went over one or two "of the objectionable clauses in the ordinance and, `with his consent, re -Wrote 2 pages in order to make the ordinance acceptable. One of these clauses was the provision that the City furnish f ree of cost to the District all water needed for construction of said work. This has been modi- fied to read, "not to exceed a total amount of 100,000 gall- ons". Another objectionalbe paragraph was that the City agreed that any new sewage. systems will be of a separate type. This has been modified to read, "that the City agrees when "constructing any new sewerage systems which are connected to new outlets in the Des Plaines -River or its tributaries will be of a separate type," which clause does not prevent extensions of existing combined sewers. The agreement on the part of the, City to make such alterations in the location of water mains, as many be necessary, does, I find, entail very little or no expense on the part of the City, primarily because the sewer to be constructed is from 23 to 30 feet below the street level and the only adjustment of water mains that could be nec- essary would be due to the construction of a man hole which might come directly through the water main, and in most of these cases can be adjusted on the ground. I believe, from an examination .of the plan, which Mr.. Pearse furnished me, that there will be no alterations necessary. i am attaching this set of plans to the ordi-. nance and recommend that it be kept attached to the ordi- nance in the City files. With the amendments as mentioned herein, i recommend prompt passage of the ordinance, in order not to dalay the construction of this interceptor. • - Yours very truly, W . H . ALLIIN City Engineer. and read in its entirety for second reading the proposed ordinance described as: AN ORDINANCE GRANTING THE SANITARY DISTRICT OF CHICAGO THE RIGHT TO CONSTRUCT AN IN- TERCEPTOR SEWER THHOtH THE CITY OF DES PLAI1'th . The motion was made by Alderman .Bishop and seconded by Campagna to finally pass and adopt this proposed ordinance. The Mayor pro tem put the catestion and the Clerk called the roll with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Carroll, Pflughaupt, Fulle, Bishop, M'acLuckie, Frederick, Lemke, Schwanbeck and Campagna. Nays; bone. The Mayor pro tem thereupon declared the motion carried and the ordinance adopted. NEW MUNICIPAL BUILDING: The Clerk then read the following letter: 623 .H .ALLEN -Eng ine e r September 16 193,b Mayor and City Council Des Plaines,Illinois Gentlemen: Confirming my statement to your honor- able body regarding the construction of a new City Hall, I have prepared the necessary estimates, together with application to the Public Works Administration for a grant to enable us to build, and your Attorney, Kr. Meyer, has filed this appli- cation with the Federal Government. I have made arrangements for achitectural services and these are as follows: payment for these services is entirely contingent on the sec- uring of a Federal Grant and the sale of the City. property for not less than $b0,000.00. if either one, or both of these operations fail and it there- fore becomes impossible to construct a City Hall, there will be no charge on my part or on the part of any of my associates against the City. If we are able to bring these operations to a conclusion, thereby securing the money with which to build a City Hall, the total charges for architectural and structural engineering services will be six percent of the contract price. Yours very truly, W.H.ALLEN City Engineer Kenneth G.Meyer, City Attorney, suplemented this letter with the statement that he has examined the title of the present City Hall site and has found no restriction in the said title which would prevent the.. sale of the said site. He stated'however, that the title does contain a restriction Which prevents the said site to be used for the purpose of selling alcoholic liquors. WIDENING AND REPAVING OF LEE STREET: The Clerk read the following letter: W.H.ALL N- Engineer September 16 193b Mr. George W.KinderMayor Des Plaines,illinois Dear Sir: I am returning herewith, the plans for the proposed improvement on Lee Stfteet in the City of Des Plaines, from Rand and River Roads to the Soo Line Railroad, as submitted by the State Highway Department. I note, and desire to call to your attention the street widths, face to face of curbs, which is; north of the alley, first north Miner Street, the width will be 40 feet. From this point to Prairie Avenue, the roadway will be 48 feet, which is two feet wider than the present pavement. From Prairie Avenue to the Soo Line Tracks, the width will be 42 feet. It is my understanding that the grades of sidewalks will not be affected by this improvement. Ito action on the part of the Council is nec- essary at this time. u1.H.ALI,EN-Engineer 624 The Mayor pro tem ordered this letter placed on file. 1935 FIRE PROTECTION TAX WARRANTS: The Clerk then read the following proposed ordinance in its entirety for first reading: ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF 1935 TAX ANTIC- J IPATION WARRANTS OF THE CITY OF DES PLAIN 3 , IN COOK COUNTY ILLINOIS. The motion was made by Alderman Fulle and seconded by Pflug- haupt to suspend such rules of the Council as might prevent the final passage of this proposed ordinance at this meet- ing for the purpose of finally passing and adopting this ordinance at this meeting. The Mayor pro tem put the question on the suspension of the rules, and the Clerk called the roll with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Carroll, Pflughaupt, F ulle, Bishop, MacLuckie, Frederick, Lemke, Schwan beck and Campagna. Nays; None. The Mayor pro tem thereupon declared the motion carried and the said rules suspended. The motion was then made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded by Frederick to finally pass and adopt this pro- posed ordinance as read. The Mayor pro tem put the question on the final passage of the said proposed ordinance, and the Clerk called the roll with the following result: Ayes; Alder- men Ahbe, Carroll, Pflughaupt, Fulle, Bishop, MacLuckie, Frederick, Lemke, Schwanbeck and Campagna. days; .sone. The Mayor pro tem thereupon declared the motion carried and the said ordinance finally passed. CONTRACT -CHICAGO HOUSE OF CORRECTION: The Clerk then read the following letter: CITY OF CHICAGO September 4 1935 City of Des Plaines Des Plaines,Ill. Gentlemen: ih Enclosed you will find contract begin- ing September 10 1935 and ending September 10 1936 for Boarding of Prisoners in our hospital at 0.00 per day). Please sign the enclosed contract, affix the proper seal, and mail back to us, so we may have the proper signature attached by our Board of Inspectors to complete a lawful contract. Trusting that you will cooperate to the fullest extent, I remain Very truly yours, EDWARD S. DENEEARK Supt. The motion was made by Alderman Carroll and seconded by Frederick to authorize and instruct the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the said contract with the City of Chicago House of Correction for and in behalf of the City of Des Plaines. The Mayor pro tem put the question and the C3r k called the roll with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Carroll, Pflughaupt, Fulle, Bishop, lacLuckie, Freder- ick, Lemke, Schwanbeck and Campagna. Nays; None. The Mayor pro tem thereupon declared the motion carried. COWERCE COMMISSION HEARING : The Clerk then read the following notice: ILLINOIS COMIIMRCE COMMISSION September 10 1935 625 ILLINOIS CO ERCE COMMISSION September 10 1935 In the matter of the proposed change in rates for gas service stated in Rate Schedule I11. C.C.No. 3, 2nd Re- vised Sheet No.33, Schedule G -3-A; Ill. C.C.No. 5, 1st Revised Sheet No.1, Schedule u -5-B; and I11. C.C.No.7, 1st Revised Sheet No.33, Schedule G-6 of the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois. Dear Sir: You are hereby notified that a hearing will be held in the above -styled cause at the office of the Commission at Chicago, Illinois, Room 2600, One LaSalle Street Building, on Wednesday, September 25,1935, at the hour of 10:00 A.M. (Daylight Savings Time.) notice. Kindly acknowledge receipt of this 23782 Very truly yours, ILLINOIS COLLI RCE COEMI SS I0N William W.Hart Secretary City Attorney, Kenneth G.Lieyer stated that he would represent the City at the aforementioned hearing. CATER TELL BOILER AND HOIST:The Clerk then read the following letter: TOLLLAN, CHANDI.ER & DICKINSON September 16 1935 City of Des Plaines, Des Plaines,Illinois Gentlemen: 3[r.WIlliam H.Cater is selling you his water supply system. This deal did not include the steam boiler and hoist which was not part of the plant or equipment. It will be necessary for Yr. Cater to take this away with him, but before doing so he requests us to offer to sell it to the City at a price of $490.00. As it is necessary to move this hoist immediately,: if you do not care to purchase it, we request that you take the matter up at the meeting to -night and advise us promptly. Yours very sincerely, TOLMAN, CHANDLER & DICKINSON By Howard B.Bryant The motion was made by Alderman Lemke and seconded by Mac- Luckie to instruct the City Attorney to decline the offer contained in the foregoing letter for, and in behalf of the City of Des Plaines. The Motion was voted upon by accla- mation, whereupon the Mayor pro tem declared the motion carried. 626 LIGHTS ON BICYCLES: The Clerk then read the following letters Des Plaines,Illinois September 16 1935 Honorable Mayor and City Council Des Plaines,Illinois Gentlemen: I am of the opinion that something should be done relative to the safety of those who operate automobiles and bicycles upon the streets of the City of Des Plaines. It is very hazardous for the cyclist to ride upon streets after dark without having lights attached to front and rear of bicycle, as well as hazardous to motorists. I recommend the passage of an ordinance re- quiring that the owner of a, bicycle equip his vehicle with both a front and rear light and that these lights be used when upon the streets after :nightfall. This is recommended purely as a safety measure for the protection of cyclists and motorists. • Very truly yours, (Mrs.Leland E) Edith w.Terry The Mayor pro tem referred this letter to the Police and License Committee for study and report. PETITION FOR RE -ZONING: The Clerk then read -the following petition for re4oning the property located on the four corners of the intersection of Des Plaines Avenue and Keeney Avenue: PETITION Des Plaines,Illinois August 17 1935 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Des Plaines; We, the undersigned, hereby petition your Honorable Board to reclassify and rezone the property here- inafter described and change it from "Residence District Area District B" to "Commercial District Area District Cu under the ordinance of the City of Des Plaines generally known as the zoning ordi- nance of said City, which real estate is described as follows, to -wit: The South one hundred fifty (150) feet (ex- cept part taken for street) of Lot Five (5) of Whitcomb's Division of unsubdivided land in the Northwest Quarter of Section Twenty- one (21) , Township Forty-one (41) North, Range Twelve (12) , East of the Third Princi- pal Meridian. Lots Two(21 and Three (3) (except that part thereof taken for street) and Lots Four (4), Five (5) and six (6) of Shore Acres Subdiv- ision in the Southwest Quarter of Said Section Twenty-one (21) in Township and Range afore- said. Lots One (I) and Two (2) of Block Six (6) of 627 Des Plaines Heights, a subdivision of parts of Sections Twenty (20) and Twenty-one (21) in said Township and Range aforesaid. That part of Lot Nineteen (19) of County Clerk's Division of unsubdivided lands in the Northwest quarter (N..W.i) of Section 21, Township 41 North, Range 12, East of the Third Principal Meridian, lying East of a Line parallel to the nest line of Lot 55 of Block 9 of Riverside Addition to Des_Plaines in said Northwest Quarter and passing into a point in the South line of said Lot 19, seventy-seven and seventy-one hundredths (77.71) feet East of the Southwest corner of said Lot 19, and South of a line parallel to and 150 feet Borth as measured along the East Line of said Lot 19 of the North line of Keeney Avenue, as now established and laid out. All situated in the City of Des Plaines, County of Cook and State of Illinois. Respectfully submitted, Nr.& Mrs. Schwieson 112 ft Mr.& Mrs.Kowalski 1322 " Petter P.Block 132* W E.A.Gram 54 n Mr.& Mrs. Sam Beiner 108 " Mr.& Mrs.Herman Burmeister 53 ft Mary Coats 50 " Caroline Morava GO Eleanor Kaufman 50 W Ella M. a ufman 50 Sarah Ellie 75 Mr. & Mrs.Langlois 100 Walter A.Tefferson 66 Blewitt Greenhse 250 Harry C.Blewitt 123 " Arthur Blewitt 50 " Fred Kaufman 72 " Mr.& Mrs .Dara Jefferson 100 ft Jennie L.Warhus- 150 ft Anna L. Seng- 150 ft and others The notion was made by Alderman MacLuckie and seconded by Schwanbeck to refer this petition to the Zoning Board of Appeals. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the layor pro tern declared the motion carried. AUDITING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS: Alderman Pflug- haupt, chairman of the Finance Committee then reported that it has been found necessary to determine the Special Assess- ment diversions in order to establish the city's liability as the result of such ddversions. The motion was made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded by Frederick that the firm of Allen R.Smart & Co. be engaged to make an audit of the Special Assessment Accounts. The Mayor pro tem put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Ahbe, Carroll, Pflughaupt, Pullet Bishop, MacLuckie, Frederick, Lemke, Schwanbeck and Campagna. Nays; None. The Mayor/thereupon declared the motion carried. pro tem 628 GENERAL AUDIT REPORT: The motion was made by Alderman MacLuckie and seconded by Carroll to submit, the report of the general audit recently completed by Allen R.Smart & Company at the next Council meeting. The motion was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor pro tem declared the motion carried. GUARD-RAIL ON DES PLAINES AVENUE: The motion was made by Alderman Carroll and seconded by MacLuckie to refer to the Streets and Sidewalks Committee the_matter of providing a suitable guard-rail on Des Plaines Avenue at Weller Creek. The motion vas voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor pro tem declared the motion carried. The motion was Bien made by Alderman Frederick, chairman of the Streets add Sidewalks Committee to instruct the City Clerk to request the State Highway Department to provide this gmard-rail. The motion_ was voted upon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor pro tem declared the motion carried. FEPAIR OF SIDEWALK: The motion was made by Alderman Lemke and seconded by MacLuckie to refer to the Streets and Sidewalks Committee the matter of repairing two squares of concrete sidewalk which have raised up about six inches, near the corner of Walter Avenue and Second Avenue. The motion was voted/pon by acclamation, whereupon the Mayor pro tem declared the motion carried. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The motion was rude by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded by Fulle to approve the minutes of the regular Council meeting held septerzfoer 5, 1935 as written. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor pro tem declared the Motion carried and the said minutes approved as written. APPOINTLOENT OF DELEGATES: The Mayor pro tem then read the following: I hereby appoint the following to represent the City of Des Plaines at the annual convention of the Illinois Municipal League to be held at aiiincy on aeptember,19,20 and 21, 1935: Aldermen Fulle and Bishop, and the City Clerk. Yours truly, GEORGE W.KINDER-Mayor The motion was made by Alderman Frederick and seconded by MacLuckie to confirm these appointments. The Mayor pro tem put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Carroll, Bishop and Frederick. Nays; Aldermen Aline, Pflughaupt, Fulle, MacLuckie, Lemke, Schwanbeck and Campagaa. The Mayor pro tem thereupon de- clared the motion defeated. ADJOURNMENT: The mot ion was made by Alderman Fulle and seconded by .iflughaupt that the Council adjourn. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor pro teLn declared the m• •n a and the Council regularly adjourned. �/�� w if EEG RICH,City ler