03/07/1938586
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
OP THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY`
OF DES PLAINES HELD IN THE COUN-
CIL CHAMBERS, MONDAY; MARCH 7,
1938- AT 8:00 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order
by Mayor Hobart M. Ahbe with Aldermen Carroll, Johnson,
Pflughaupt, Henrich, Garland, Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck,
and Campagna responding to the roll call. Alderman Dopheide
was absent during this roll call but arrived shortly there-
after.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS: The Clerk then read the
following reports:
The report for February,
City Clerk.
The report for February,
City Treasurer.
The report for February,
City Marshal.
1938 of Edgar J. Friedrich,
1938 of Chas. M. Larson,
1938 of Ernest Drexler,
The motion was made by Alderman Carroll and seconded
by Henrich to accept these reports. The motion was voted
upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion
carried.
The motion was then made by Alderman Garland and
seconded by Lemke to instruct the City Treasurer to in the
future provide a copy of his monthly treasurer's report for
the Mayor and each alderman. The motion was voted upon by
acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried.
THE POLICE & LICENSE COMMITTEE through its Chair-
man Alderman Carroll reported that the proposed new traffic
code is being carefully checked and should be ready for
presentation in the near future. He also reported that
two members of the police force are attending the traffic
school at Northwestern University.
THE STREETS& SIDEWALKS COMMITTEE had no report to
offer.
THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS, BUILDINGS, & PLATS
had no report to offer.
THE WATER COMMITTEE had no report to offer.
THE FIRE COMMITTEE through its chairman Alderman
Garland reported that the proposed new fire ordinance is
being drafted and that before presenting the same a group-
of real estate men and building contractors will be called
in to criticize the same.
Alderman Garland, chairman of the Fire Committee,
also introduced the following resolution;
RESOLUTION
JO -JO a dog gifted with intelligence and training,
the exercise of which has a distinct appeal to those
of his many friends and acquaintances.
He is a dog, very friendly, with a winning attitude.
He has endeared himself in the hearts and minds of those
who know him well. He was quick to learn and realize
the importance and duty of quick action when the fire
alarm is given.
This has resulted in 'JO -JO" climbing in the seat
of the fire truck alongside of the driver. This is
his station and very majestically occupied with some -
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what of an importdnt atr of responsibility. He
cannot be coaxed or urged to leave the fire truck,
until the apparatus returns to the station.
It would be unthoughtful indeed to allpw these
achievements to pass unnoticed, although he has been
awarded a free dog license #50 for 1938, by council -
manic action, it is the further desire of the council
to give worthy recognition of JO-TO's allegiance to
our city's fire fighting organization with its
attendant dangers and risks.
THEREFORE: The City of Des Plaines, through
its Mayor and City Council, at its regular session
Monday, February 21, 1938, does hereby officially
accept
JO -JO
a brown & white springer spaniel setter as a gift
to the city and is hereby created mascot of THE
DES PLAINN;S FIRE DEPARTMENT. He is to be entrusted
to the care of the Fire Marshal,, Captain, and Lieu-
tenant.
This action follows the official adoption cer-
emonies held Saturday, February 19, 1938 at the
Firemen's Annual Danes.
BE IT FURTHER recorded that in the event of the
demise of JO -J0 he is to be accorded a funeral and
burial in keeping with the excellent record he has
so fax attained. He is intensely loyal, obedient
to superiors, friendly, and entertaining.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Council that this reso-
lution be spread upon the minutes, and that this
effort be put in suitable form framed and placed in
the firemen's quarters - a record for posterity
that there are those people in life whoaan find time
far appreciation even though it be by way of A Real
Dog.
Wishing T0-10 a long, useful, and happy life.
The motion was made by Alderman Garland and seconded
by Johnson to adopt this proposed resolution. The motion was
voted upon by accTTwmati.srn whereupon the Mayor declared the
motion carried and the resolution adopted.
THE SEWER, DRAINAGE, & SANITATION COMMITTEE through
its chairman, Alderman Dopheide, introduced a proposed storm
sewer ordinance which was read in its entirety by the Clark
and is entitled:
WAN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE CONSTRUCTION
OF IMPROVEMENTS AND .xlr! SIGNS TO THE SEWER
SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF DES PLAINES, COOK
COUNTY, ILLINOIS, PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUE
OF THREE HUNDRED NINETEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
(3319,000.00) SEWERAGE REVENUE BONDS OF
SAID CITY FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEFRAYING PART
OF THE COST OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS AND EXTEN-
SIONS, PRESCRIBING ALL DETAILS OF SAID BONDS
AND PROVIDING FOR THE COI•T•RCTION, SEGREGATION
AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE REVENUES OF THE SEWER:.
AGE SYSTEM OF SAID CITY FOR THE PURPOSE OF
PAYING THE COST OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
THEREOF, PROVIDING AN ADEQUATE DEPRECIATION
FUND THEREFOR AND PAYING THE PRINCIPAL OF AND
INTEREST ON SAID SEWERAGE REVENUE BONDS."
The motion was made by Alderman Dopheide and seconded
by Johnson to suspend the rules and place this proposed ordin-
ance upon its final passage. The Mayor put the question and
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the Clerk called the roll with the following
result: Ayes; Aldermen Carroll, Johnson, Garland,
Dopheide, and Schwanbeck. Nays; Aldermen Pflug-
haupt, Henrich, Friott, Lemke, and Campagna.
Since the motion lacking the necessary two-
thirds majority, the Mayor declared the motion
lost and ordered the proposed ordinance filed
for second reading.
$50.00 WATER DEPOSITS FOR LAUNDRIES: The Clerk then
read for second reading a proposed ordinance entitled;
"AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 1290
OF ARTICLE II OF CHAPTER 30 ENTI-
TLED *WATER", OF THE MUNICIPAL =1E
OF THE CITY OF DES PLAINES OF 1928."
The motion was made by Alderman Lemke and seconded by
Campagna to finally pass and adopt this proposed ordinance.
The Naylor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the
following result: Ayes; Aldermen Carroll, Johnson, Pflughaupt,
Henrich, Garland, Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck and Campagan. Nays;
None. Alderman Dopheide was absent during this roll call.
The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried and the said
ordinance passed.
PROHIBITING SHOOTING & TRAPPING; The Clerk then read
for second reading a proposed ordinance entitled;
"AN ORDINANCE FORBIDDING THE
DISCHARGE OF FIREARMS AND
THE KILLING AND TRAPPING OF
BIRDS AND ANIMALS IN THE CITY
OF DES PLAINES.„
The motion was made by Alderman Garland and seconded
by Lemke to finally pass and adopt this proposed ordinance.
The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with
the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Carroll, Johnson, Pflug-
haupt, Iienrici, Garland, Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck, and Cam-
pagna. Nays; None. (Alderman Dopheide was absent during thin
roll call). The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried
and the said ordinance passed.
The motion was then made by Alderman Schwanbeck
and seconded by Garland to instruct the Clerk to cause this
ordinance to be published in the Des Plaines Journal. The
motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor
declared the motion carried.
SALARY ORDINANCE: The Clerk then read in full for
first reading a *salary ordinance" entitled:
*AN ORDINANCE DEFINING AND
PRESCRIBING THE PiRS, SAL-
ARIES,
AL-ARIES, OR COMPENSATION TO
BE PAID TO THE MUNICIPAL
OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES OF
THE CITY OF DES PLAINES."
The motion was made by Alderman Carroll and seconded
by Henrich to suspend the rules and place this proposed ordi-
nance upon its final passage. The Mayor put the question on
the motion to suspend the rules and the Clerk called the roll
with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Carroll, Johnson,
?flughaupt, Henrich, Garland, Dopheide, Friott, Schwanbeck,
and Campagna. Nays; None. The Mayor thereupon declared the
motion carried, the rules suspended, and the ordinance before
the Council for final disposition.
The motion was then made by Alderman Carroll and
seconded by Pf lughaupt to finally pass and adopt this proposed
ordinance.- The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called
the roll with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Carroll,
Johnson, Pflughaupt, Henrich, Garland, Dopheide, 7riott,
Lemke, Schwanbeck, and Campagna. Nays; None. The Mayor
thereupon declared the motion carried and the ordinance passed.
VEHICLE LICENSE FEES: The Clerk then read for
second reading a proposed ordinance extending the discount
date of 1938 Vehicle Licenses to March 31, 1938. The motion
was wady by Alderman Garland and seconded by Henrich to
amend the proposed ordinance to read as follows:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN
ORDINANCE FIXING THE. FEES
TO BE PAID FOR THE PRIVI-
LEGE OF OPERATING VEHICLES
ON THE STREETS OF THE CITY'
0? DES PLAINES.
BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of
Des Plaines,
SECTION 1. That on and after the passage of this
Ordinance, the registration fees of motor vehicles for the
privilege of operating motor vehicles within the City of
Des Plaines shall be as follows:
1. For motor vehicles of 35 horse poer
and under 33.00 per annum
2. For motor vehicles havin more than
35 horsepower 36.00 per annum
SECTION 2. Any person violating the provisions
of the ordinance shall be fined not more than 3250.00.
SECTION 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances
in conflice herewith are hereby repealed.
SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall be in full force
and effect from and after its passage, approval, and publi-
cation according to law.
PASSED this 7th day of March, A.D. 1938
SEAL
EDGAR J. FRIEDRICH, City Clerk
APPROVED This 7th day of March, A.D. 1938
HOBART M. AH$E, Mayor
The motion to amend was voted upon by acclamation
whereupon the Mayor declared the motion to amend carried.
The motion was then made by Alderman Carroll and seconded by
Schwanbeck to finally pass this proposed ordinance as amended.
The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with
the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Carroll, Johnson, Pflug-
haupt, Henrich, Garland, Dopheide, Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck,
and Campagna. Nays; None. The Mayor thereupon declared the
motion carried and the said ordinance passed.
The motion was then made by Alderman Johnson and
seconAed by Henrich to instruct the Clerk to cause this or-
dinance to be published in the Des,Plainee Suburban Times.
The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor
declared the motion carried.
PLAT OF "DES PLAINES ACRES": The Clerk then pre-
sented for the Council's approval a plat of subdivision
bearing the following title=
ARTHUR T. McINTOSH & C0'S.
DES PLAINES ACRES
Being a Subdivisipn
of part of the Northwest Quarter
of Section 7, Twonship• 41
Worth, Range 12 East of the
Third Principal Meridian in
Cook County, Illinois.
The motion was made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded
by Carroll to approve this plat. However the motion was made
by Alderman Campagna and seconded by Johnson to refer the said
plat to the committee on Public Works, Buildings, and Plats for
study and report. The motion to refer was voted upon by accla-
mation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the
said plat so referred.
AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION: The Clerk then read
the following letter:
Illinois Section
AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION
March 4, 1938
Hon. Hobart M. Ahbe, Mayor
Des Plaines, Illinois
Dear Mr. Ahbe:
On looking over the membership list of
the Illinois Section of the American Water Works As-
sociation it is noted that no employee in your water
department is a member.
No doubt you find benefit and pleasure
in the membership of the Illinois Municipal League.
In a like manner your water department staff would
find pleasure and benefit in being a memher of and
attending the meetings of an association that is de-
voted to his particular field of activity.
The monthly Journal of the Water Works
Association contains valuable material and its use can
be of much help in solving your local water works prob-
lems. During the five-year period 1932-1936 inclusive
the following list of papers were presented to water
works men through the Journal. This does not include
all the articles but embraces those of more general
importance to Illinois water works officials.
Accounting, records and cost 14
Air conditioning 3
Analysis of water 11
Architecture and landscaping 4
Corrosion, incrustation, elec-
trolysis and gounding of elec-
trical lines 14
Cross connection 6
Distribution 23
Excavation, back -filling and laying 3
Fires, Fire protection & prevention 9
Fish 2
Freezing and thawing 12
Gates, valves and hydrants 11
General - matters of general interest
on various subjects 106
Ground water 13
Management - includes policy and
office and plant administration 77
MaterialR 3
Me Oe r s 24
Pipe 28
Pipe cleaning and rehabilitation 11
Plumbing 6
Power 1
Pumping and pumping stations 21
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590
of Section 7, Township 41
North, Range 12 East of the
Third Principal Meridian in
Cook County, Illinois
The motion was made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded
by Carroll to approve this plat. However the motion was made by
Alderman Campagna and seconded by Johnson to refer the said plat
to the committee on Public Works, Buildings, and Plats for study
and report. The motion to refer was voted upon by acclamation
whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and the said plat
so referred.
AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION: The Clerk then read
the following letter:
Illinois Section
AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION
March 4, 1938
Hon. Hobart M. Ahbe, Mayor
Des Plaines, Illinois
Dear Mr. Ahbe:
On looking over the membership list of
the Illinois Section of the American Water Works As-
sociation it is noted that no employee in your water
department is a member.
No doubt you find benefit and pleasure
in the membership of the Illinois Municipal League.
In a like manner your water department staff would
find pleasure and benefit in being a member of and
attending the meetinas of an association that is de-
voted to his particular field of activity.
The monthly Journal of the Water Works
Association contains valuable material and its use can
be of much help in solving your local water ()lurks prob-
lems. During the five-year period 1932-1936 inclucsive
the following lest of papers were presented to water
works men through the Journal. This does not include
all the arieles but embraces those of more general im-
piartarce to Illinois water works officials.
Accounting, records and cost 14
Air coni i t ioning 3
Analysis of water 11
Architecture and landscaping 4
Corrosion, incrustation, elec-
trolysis and grounding of elec-
trical lines 14
Cross sonnection 6
Distribution 23
Excavation, baak-filling and laying 3
Fires, Fire protecting 41 prevention 9
Fish 2
Freezing and thawing 12
Gates, valves and hydrants 11
General - matters of general inter-
est on various subjects 106
Management - includes policy and
office and plant administration 77
Materials 3
Meters 24
Pipe 28
Pipe clearing and rehabilitation 11
Plumbing 6
Power 1
Pumping and pumping stations 21
5R.
r 1.
Quality of water 24
Rates, taxes and assessments 12
Regulation of public utility 12
Reservoirs and dams 21
Sewerage, sewage and waste disposal 1
Specifications and standards 11
Stand -pipes and elevated tanks 11
Statistics 2
Swimming pools 2
Treatment, surface and ground water 199
Valuation 2
Water consumption 2
water supply - general (rainfall,
run-off, percolation 38
Water -proofing 1
Wells and well construction 18
In addition to the regular articles in the
Journal, there appears each month a review of water
works articles that has appeared in the other current
literature.
This Journal and the benefits of membership
can be enjoyed by your water department through either
individual (active) membership at 310.00 per year or
through a municipal (corporate) membership at 315.00
per year. In some places the municipality provides
from 35.00 to 38.00 toward an active membership and
the interested employee the balance.
Whatever may be the disposition of your council
toward providing a membership interest for your water
department, the Illinois Section extends to you a cordial
invitation to attend its next meeting an April 5 and 6
at Decatur, Illinois and hope that you and your council
will make it possible for at least one member of the water
department and the chairman of your water committee to 4
attend our meeting. A program will be sent later.
Yours truly,
Winfred D. Gerber
Secretary -Treasurer
I11. Section A.W.W.A.
Mayor Ahbe referred this letter to the Water Com-
mittee.
WALGREENS - COMPLIANCE WITH LIQUOR ORDINANCE: The
Clerk then read the following report:
To the Chairman Mayor Hobart M. Ahbe- Chairman Liquor
Commission and Frank F. Soharringhausen-Building Inspector
at the meeting of the City Council, neld February 21, 1938,
the following matter was referred to your committee:
The matter of seeing that Walgreen's Drug Store
complies with the liquor ordinances with regard
to keeping open on Sunday morning.
E.J.Friedrich,
City Clerk
To the Mayor and City Council: Your Committee upon
inspection has investigated the above and has found; That
the plans submitted by Walgreen's for a locker room in
which to store liquor during the time it is not permis-
sable to have it in the open. Plans have been approved,
and locker room was completed as per plans and instructions.
We, your Committee on the above, therefore recommend;
That the council act on this matter and accept this locker
as complying with the ruling of the liquor commission.
Signed: FRANK F. SCHARRINGHAUSEN,
Building Inspector
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Mayor Ahbe ordered this report placed on file.
BILLBOARD ON ELLINWOOD STREET: The Clerk then read
the following letter:
March 7, 1938
To the Mayor and City Council:
The General Outdoor Advertising Co. have
asked me to again submit the request for reconsideration
of permit to erect a 50' sign board on Ellinwood Street
directly west of the bank building.
Stating that it will be electric lighted
and would lighten up that part of the street. Also if
necessary would have a light put on the rear of the sign
prefent it from being a hiding place. Also could omit
the lattice work underneath so as not to encourage a
hiding place.
Attached Hereto application a permit fee.
FRANK F. SCHARRINGHAUSEN,
Building Inspector
City of Des Plaines
The motion was made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded
by Campagna that this permit be denied. The motion was voted
upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion
carried and the said permit denied.
AMERICAN CITI7FN'S ASSOCIATION: The Clerk then read.
the following letter:
February 23, 1938
DES PLAINES CITY COUNCIL:
Tuesday evening, February 22nd, we held the
Citizenship Reception at Maine Township High School
as requested by a joint committee of several Des P1mines
civic and patriotic organizations comments upon the
success of the undertaking we leave to those who
witnessed the ceremonies.
The representative committee organized at
Des Plaines Council of the American Citizens Associ-
ation to aid in sponsoring such a reception as an
annual event in Des Plaines and to encourage the
adoption of similar plans in other communities. Tho -e
of us who have worked on the program have felt that it
was a very much worth while activity. But we must know
if it is the will of the sponsoring organizations to
continue. Will you please discuss this letter in your
organization and give us a very frank answer to the
following questions.
1. Is the citizens reception a sufficiently
worth -while activity for your organization
to cooperate to the extent of an organiza-
tion membership of $1.00 per year and some
active help from some of you members in the
work involved?
2. Do you consider the reception given Tuesday
evening a success?
3. If a meeting is called to consider the question
of continuing or dropping the American Citizens
Association will a member of your organizationbbe
present?
Expenses of this year's program were born by a
small number -of organizations and some individuals, as
shown by the following list of paid memberships.
593
Mr. E.M. North American Legion
Mr. E.R. Selleck West Parent -Teachers Assoc.
Mrs. Ella Raymond Woman's Relief Corps
Miss urian Hodgins Verteran Foreign Wars Aux.
American Legion AuxilliaryP.E. Flaminio
Des Plaines Womans Club Mr. C. Sadlmair
Rev. P.T. Boni Junior League
There mut be some individual memberships to supple-
ment the organization memberships is such a plan is to
continue.
Won't you please reply?
Yours very truly,
E . R . SELL -RICK
Chairman
(Mrs.) ELLA RAYMOND
Secretary
The motion was made by Alderman Garland and seconded by
Lemke that the City join this movement as a member and that the
Mayor be instructed to appoint a committee of three alderman
to represent the City in this association. The motion was voted
upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion
carried.
Mayor Ahbe thereupon appointed Alderman Pflughaupt,
Garland, and Johnson to this committee.
The motion was then made by Alderman Campagna and
seconded by Henricn to authorize and instruct the Mayor and
City Clerkto draw a warrant in favor of the American Citizens
Association in the sum of one dollar. The motion was voted
upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion
carried.
DOG POUND TO BE IMPROVED: The motion was made by
Alderman Campagna and seconeea by Garland to refer the matter
of improving the dog pound to the Committee on Public Works,
Buildings, and Plats and to authorize the expenditure of not
to exceed 330.00 for this purpose. The Mayor put the question
and the Clark called the roll with the following result; Ayes;
Aldermen Carroll, Johnson, Pflughaupt, Henrich, Garland, Dopheide,
Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck, ane Campagna. Nays; None. The Mayor
thereupon declared the motion carried.
APPROVAL OF BILLS: The Finance Committee through its
chairman alderman Pflughaupt then introduced a resolution
authorizing the payment of bilis and salaries. However, the
motion was made by Alderman Johnaon and seconded by Carroll to
amend the proposed resolution by striking therefrom an item
described "H.L. Rietz, Renewal - Group Accident Insurance for
Firemen Policy FDM-1497- $218.754. The Mayor put the question
on the amendment and the Clerk dalled the roll with the following
result: Ayes; Aldermen Carroll, Johnson, Pflughaupt, Henrich,
Lemke, Schwanbeck and Campagna. Nays; Aldermen Garland, Dopheide,
and Friott. The Mayor thereupon declared the amendment carried
and the item stricken.
The motion was then made by Alderman Garland and se-
conded by Dopheide to further amend the said proposed resolu-
tion by striking therefrom an item described "Des Plaines
Realty Co. - Insurance for 1 yr. 3981.46". The Mayor put the
question on this amendment and the Clerk called the roll with
the following result: Ayes; Alderman Pflughaupt, Henricn, Gar-
land, Dopheide, and Friott. Nays; Aldermen Carroll, Johnson,
Lemke, Schwanbeck, and Campagna. The Clerk announced the vote
to be a tie, whereupon the Mayor cast his vote as aye, and de-
clared the ra:otion carried and the item stricken.
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The motion was then made by Alderman Dopheide
and seconded by Garland to further amend the said proposed
resolution by striking therefrom the following items:
Des Plaines Realty Co
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$ 134.88
11.41
404.17
4.17
66.85
6.29
The Mayor put the question on this amendment and
the Clerk called the roll with the following result: Ayes:
Aldermen Henrich, Garland, Dopheide, and Friott. Nays;
Aldermen Carroll, Johnson, Pflughaupt Lemke, Schwanbeck,
and Campagna. The Mayor thereupon declared the motion
lost and the said items not stricken.
The motion was then made by Alderman Pflughaupt
and seconded by Carroll to adopt this proposed resolution
as amended and reading as follows:
RBSOLVED THAT THE FOLLOWING BILLS
AND SALARIES ARE DUE AND PAYABLE
AND THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
BE AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE PROPER VOU-
CHER WARRANTS IN PAYMENT OF SAME.
291 Hobart M. Ahbe
293 Elmer Johnson
295 G.W. Pflughaupt
297 Charles Garland
299 John W. Lemke
301 Samuel C. Campagna
304 Edgar J. Friedrich
306 Pearl Knelling
308 Natalie Gatzke
310 Todd Sales Co
312 Ditto Inc.
314 Des Plaines Pub Co
316 Des Plaines Realty Co
318(CityClerk Petty Cash
320 Frank A.Bremer & Son
322 Middle States Tel Co
324 E.H. Drexler
326 R. Hammerl
328 J. Viigham
330 J. Grindley
332 A. Flentge
334 A. Kennicott
336 Des Plaines Pub. Go
338 Midie States Tel Go
340 City Clk Petty Gash
342 Nielsen Studio
344 Middle States Tel Co
346 James Conte
348 Public Sery Go
350 Des Plaines Realty Go
352 Albert Ritter
354 Arnold Larsen
356 Des Plaines Realty Co
358 M.D. Wells
360 Frank Lobinsky
362 Secretary of State
364 J.R. Wesley
366 Lien Chemical Go
368 Public Sery Co
370 Roy Fischer
37R Hugh Moore
374 Bert Sweeney
376 Pennsylvania Oil Co
378 Public Sery Go
27.50
16.50
16.50
16.50
16.50
16.50
150.00
55.00
37.50
64.133
7.06
102.50
66.85
A. .360
.00
111.25
110.00
107.25
107.25
107.25
50.00
15.00
18.25
20.00
28.61
3.50
62.50
4.74
11.41
13.56
14.40
134.88
113.75
16.20
4.00
32.94
5.56
50.46
104.00
82.00
49.72
16.23
743.20
292 James J. Carroll
294 Otto W.T. Henrich
296 Walter Dopheide
298 H. E. Friott
300 Theo. Schwanbeck
302 Middle States Tel.Co.
305 Chas. M. Larson
307 Harold J. Ahbe
309 Des Plaines Pub. Co
311 Des Plaines Journal
313 Middle States Tel Co
315 Des Plaines Realty Go
317 Ringley Go
319 Public Service Co
321 Des Pl. Realty Go
323 Des Plaines Nurse
325 H.A. Becker
327 E.F. Meyer
329 F. Gheever
331 B.G. Foote
333 E.P. Strempel
335 Des Plaines Journal
337 Frank A. Bremer & Son
339 C.H. Hanson Co
341 Purnell & Wilson Inc
343 Secretary of State
345 Kenneth G. Meyer
347 Public Sery Co
349 Des Plaines Mere Go
351 City Clerk Petty Cash
353 Clause Wolf
355 Public Sery Co
357 C.H. Hanson Go
361 Albert Ritter
Arnold Larsen
363 Suburban Auto. Supply
365 John Rietz Sery Sta
367 Des Plaines Realty Co
369 Adolph Esser
371 Fred Kaufman
373 Clem Knittle
375 Frank Lobinsky
377 M.D. Wells
379 Public Sery Co
16.50
16.50
16.50
16.50
16.50
35.00
83.33
70.00
66.25
6.00
11.75
4.17
35.00
540.00
Inc 6.29
& We1:125.00
100.00
107.25
107.25
107.25
107.25
42.00
6.44
18.00
145.28
2.00
104.17
5.73
1.23
7.21
2..t()()
9.00
19.80
6.28
25.13
404.17
104.00
26.00
82.00.
18.00
6.61
1.82
3$0 Pure Oil Prod Go 57.68
382 ClarkController Co 13.78
384 Lien Chemical Go 9.95
386 John Rietz Sery Sta 26.51
388 Des Plaines Realty Co 290.12
390 Ben Meehan .60
412 Ray Kolze 87.50
393 B.F. Kinder's Sona# 1.30
395 Middle States Tel Go 6.58
413 Ben H. Stangor 107.25
400 Bred Koelle 97.50
402 Rolland Pagel 97.50
404 Secretary of State 4.00
406 R.O. Sigwalt 33.81
408 Middle States Tel Go 4.25
410 Des Plaines Realty 00 318.23
411 Frank Scharringhausen 13.50
381 Meyer Goal &'-Ma t
383 Middle States Tel
385 Secretary of State
387 Neptune Meter Go
389 J. Jensen
391 H.W. Dotts
392 K & L Motor Reb.
394 Jos. T. Ryerson
398 Secretary of State
399 Des Plaines Band
401 Richard Guenther
403 John Krueger
405 Des Plaines Mtr
407 Harold's Texaco
409 Public Sery Co
303 James Keenan
7.69
17.60
4.00
17.92
2.45
2.04
154.70
17.50
2.00
51.90
97.50
3.60
26.70
37.22
2.88
30.00
595
The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the
roll with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Carroll, Johnson,
Pflughaupt, Garland, Lemke, Schwanbeck, and Gampagna. Nays;
Aldermen Henrich, Dopheide, and Friott. The Mayor thereupon
declared the motion carried and the resolution adopted.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Each member of the council
having at hand a copy of the minutes of the regular council
meeting held February 21, 1938, the motion was made by Alder-
man Pflughaupt and seconded by Henrich to approve thesaid
minutes as written. The motion was voted upon by acclamation
whereupon the Mayor declared the :notion carried and the said
minutes approved.
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM: Alderman Schwanbeck, chair-
man of the Streets & Sidewalks Committee then announced that his
committee is about to plan a three-year street improvement pro-
gram including the erection of street name signs and asked the
aldermen to furnish information as to where street signs are
needed in their respective wards.
Mayor Ahbe thereupon ordered a meeting of the council
as a committee of the whole on Monday evening, March 14, 1938
at 8:oo P.M. for the purpose of discussing the proposed street
improvement program.
ADJOURNMENT: The motion was made by Alderman Lemke
and seconded by Alderman Carroll that the meeting adjourn. The
motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared
the motion carried and the council s gularly adjourned.
, OM! A
RICH , City C
er