05/16/1938327
THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL
MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY 0! DES PLAINES-HELD IN THE
COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON THE 16th DAY OF
MAY, 1918 AT THE HOUR OF 8:00 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by
Mayor Hobart M. Ahbe presiding with Aldermen Johnson, Pflughaupt,
Henrich,Garland, Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck, and Campagna
responding to the roll call. (Aldermen Carroll and Dopheide
were absent during this roll call but arrived shortly thereafter.)
The Clerk declared a quorum present.
THE JUDICIARY AND ASSESSMENT COM6MITTEE had no report
to offer.
THE STREETS AND SIDEWALKS COMMITTEE through its chair-
man Alderman Schwanbeck reported orally that the committee has
resolved not to sell any of the ornamental light -post heads stored
in the basement of the Municipal Building, but to keep them.
THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS, BUILDINGS, AND PLATS
through its chairman Alderman Campagna reported orally that the
lowest bid received for decorating the interior of tn.e police
headquarters was $178.00, but that owing to lack of appropriation
no action can be taken at this time. The motion was therefore
made by Alderman Fflughaupt and seconded by Alderman Campagna
that the matter of decorating the interior of the police depart-
ment be indefinitely postponed. The motion was voted upon by
acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried.
THE SEWER, DRAINAGE, AND SANITATION COMMITTEE The mot ion
was made by Alderman Dopheide chairman of the Sewer, Drainage, and
Sanitation Committee, and seconded by Alderman Lemke to refer the
matter of eliminating sewer gas odors in the vicinity of Perry
Avenue and Alies Avenue to the sewer, Drainage, and Sanitation
Committee with full power to aot. The motion was voted upon by
acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried.
report:
THE WATER COMMITTEE The Clerk then read the following
To the Chairman Lemke, Water Committee, at the meeting
of the City Council, held April 18, 1938, the following
matter was referred to your committee:
The bids received for a business coupe for use in
the Water Department.
You will find the bids attached hereto.
E.J.Friedrich, City Clerk
To the Mayor and City Council: Your Committee on Water
has investigated the above and has found: That the Plymouth
standard coupe offered by Rice motor Sales at a price of
$599.77 is the lowest prided oar coming the closest to
answering our needs.
We, your Committee on Water, therefore recommend: that
this Plymouth standard coupe be purchased from Rice Motor
Sales at the above mentioned price.
Signed Committee: J.W. Lemke
S.C. Campagna
The motion was made by Alderman Lemke and seconded by
Alderman Yflughaupt to concur in this report and order the
purchase as recommended. The Mayor put the question and the
Clerk called the roll with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen
Carroll, Johnson, Fflughaupt, Garland, Dopheide, Friott, Lemke,
and Campagna. Nays; Aldermen Henrich and Schwanbeck. The Mayor
thereupon declared the motion carried.
THE FIRE COMMITTEE through its chairman Alderman
Garland reported that the complete draft of the proposed new
"Fire Ordinance" will be ready for Council consideration at its
next regular meeting.
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Alderman Garland also submitted the following
which was read by the Clerk:
CITY OF DES PLAINES
Fire Department
Ald. Charlie Garland,
Des Plaines, Illinois
Dear Sir:
Report of
follows:
April 4,
May 11, 1938
Fire Calls for the month of April
Prairie Fire, Busse Road, east of
at 7:30 V.M., no damage.
8, Erwin Strempel, Automobile,
23, Cramp Grounds Cottage, State
23, Mrs. Ric:iey, 1290 Cora St.,
2:15 P.M.
23, 594 Fourth Ave., Cat in tree
2 , West Grant Drive, Prairie Fi
26, Miles Equipment Mfg. Co. Sta
are as
report
Mason Lane,
State Report.
Report.
inhalater call at
, 10:00 P.M.
re, 2:00 Y.M. no Damage.
to Report
All calls made within the City Limits.
Respectfully submitted,
DES PLAINES FIRE DEPARTMENT
Signed: V.L. SPIEGLER, Sec.
Thd motion was made by Alderman Garroll and seconded by
Alderman Lemke to accept this report and place the same on file.
The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor de-
clared the motion carried.
THE BAND COMMITTEE through its chairman Alderman Henrich
reported that"'t'he Municipal Band should like permission to give
public concerts on Ellinwood Street just West of Lee Street every
Thursday evening during the summer. the Motion was made by Alderman
Carroll and seconded by Alderman tienrich to refer this matter to
the Supt. of Streets and the City Marshal with instructions to
make necessary arrangements for these concerts. The motion was
voted upon by acclamation wnereupon the Mayor declared the motion
carried.
the
BUS LINE MELROSE PARK TO DES PLAINES: The Clerk then read
following report:
To Kenneth G. Meyer, City Attorney, at the meeting
of the City Council, held March 21, 1938, the following
matter was referred to you:
The letter dated March 15, 1938 from the Illinois
Commerce Commission regarding a hearing on a petition
for a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate
a motor carrier for the transportation of persons between
Melrose Park and Des Plaines to be held at the offices
of the said commission, 19th floor, 160 No. LaSalle Street,
Chicago, on Wednesday, March 30, 1938, at 10:00 A.M.
A copy of the said letter is attached hereto.
E.J. FRIEDRICH, City Clerk
To the Mayor and City Council: Your Attorney has
investigated the above and has found: that evidence has
been taken in this case and the matter is pending, waiting
for the entry of an order.
No action is required on the part of the City.
Signed Committee: KENNETH G. MEYER,
City Att'y.
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Mayor Ahbe ordered this report placed on file.
SALE OF "RIVTERVIEW HALL*: The Clerk then read the
following letter:
MADDEN, MCCIA & MEYER
Attorneys at Law
Chicago, 111.
City Council
City of Des Plaines
Des Plaines, 111.
in re: Sale of rtiverviewity Hall
Gentlemen:
Some time ago there was referred to me the
matter of the contemplated sale of Riverview City
Hall. I have investigated tnis property and find
that under date of May 22, 1899 the Uity by warranty
deed acquired from Maria Fox Lots 23, 24 & 25 in
Block 3, in Diefendorf's Addition to Riverview.
May 11, 1938
So far as i know the City does not possess
any title papers on this property and before the
City attempts to take the necessary legal steps to
sell this property it will be necessary that the
city have a guaranty policy of the Chicago Title &
Trust Company, showing that the city has complete
title to the land in question and i have received
an estimate from the Chicago Title & Trust Company
of the cost of *1000.00 guaranty policy, and they
advised treat the cost thereof will be *80.00.
if the City could borrow an abstract from
some property owner owning property in Diefendorf's
Addition 1 am sure there would be a considerable saving
on this cost.
After it has been determined that the City
has complete title to the land in question it will
be necessary that an ordinance be passed by three-
fourths of the members of tze City Council author-
izing the'sale of the land, and notice of the sale
must be published once each week for three (3)suc-
cessive weeks and the first publication must be not
leas than thirty (30) days prior to the day provided
for the opening of bids for the purchase of said land.
matter.
1 therefore await your instructions in this
Respectfully submitted,
Signed: . enneth G. Mss@r'
City Attorney for the City
of Des Plaines, Illinois
the motion was made by Alderman Campagna and seconded
by Alderman Garland to instruct nenneth G. Meyer, City Attorney,
to order a guaranty policy for the property in question. The
Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the
following result: Ayes; Aldermen Garland and Campagna. Nays;
Alderman Carroll, Johnson, Pflughaupt, Henrich, Dopheide, Friott,
Lemke, and Schwanbeck. The Mayor thereupon declared the motion
lost.
The matter of the sale of the old "Riverview Hall
Property" was tnen again referred to the City Attorney by the
Mayor.
ELI STRAUS vs THE CITY OF DES PLAINES-SA, 111: The
Clerk then read the following letter:
V
MADDEN, MECCIA & MEYER
Attorneys At Law
Chicago, .illinoss
May 13, 1938
City Council
City of Des Plaines
Des Plaines, Illinois
In re: Elis Straus vs. City of Des Plaines,
involving 2nd installment of Warrant
135.
Gentlemen:
I wish to advise in connection with the above
case in which was involved Bonds #15 to 18 & 21 of the
2nd installment of Warrant 135, that the Court yesterday
entered judgment against the City in the amount of
$807.13. $594.22 of this amount represents the amount
of money which the City should have paid on these bonds
but for which it does not have money available in its
Special Assessment account by reason of the fact that
Martin Behrens, tne then City Treasurer over -paid other
bonds issued in the same installment, and $212.91 rep-
resents interest at 5$ for which the City is liable for
not having paid the bondholder tne moneys to which he
was entitled.
In view of the fact that our own audit cor-
responded with the claim of the bondholder in this case,
I consented to have this case tried by the Court instead
of having it referred to a master in Chancery, and there-
by avoided additional costs to be taxed against the G"ity.
As I have stated heretofore, the audit of War-
rant 135 discloses that Martin A. Behrens is responsible
for the misapplication of the funds in the 2nd install-
ment, and his surety was the Aetna Casualty & Surety Co.,
and it is my recommendation that the Council authorize
me on behalf of the City to file suit at once against
Martin Behrens and the Aetna Casualty Company to recover
not only the amount of liability as established by the
judgement heretofore mentioned, but also to endeavor to
recover other diversions in this Warrant, as the City
audit discloses that the total diversions amount to
*23.375.93.
Very truly yours,
Signed: KENNETH G. MEYER
CJi ty tit t'y.
The motion was made by Alderman Garland and seconded by
Alderman Henrich to concur in the recommendations contained in
this letter, and to instruct Kenneth G. Meyer, City Attorney, to
file suit against the Aetna Casualty & Surety Go. as surety for
Martin A. Behrens to recover the amount of tne judgment in
question. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon
the Mayor declared tree motion carried.
RE -ZONING: The Clerk then read the following report:
'1"o Kenneth G. Meyer, City Attorney, at the meeting of
the City Council, held April 4, 1938 the following matter was
referred to you: The letter from the Zoning Board of Appeals
dated February 18, 1936 and addressed to the City Council
was referred to you by the Mayor.
You will find the original letter together with all
the original supplements referred to in the letter attached
hereto.
When these papers have served their purpose please be
sure to return them to me with your report, in order that
our files may be complete. E.J.FRIEDRICH,
City Clerk
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To the Mayor and City Council: Your City Attorney
has prepared and submitted to ttie Zoning Board of Appe-
als documents and given advise with respect to proce-
dure for the purpose of establishing set -back lines in
commercial districts and to the re -zoning of certain
property from commercial to residential districts.
I therefore recommend: that this report be placed
on file and await the action of the Zoning Board of
Appeals.
Signed Committee: KENNETH G MEY3Ry
City Attorney
Mayor Ahbe ordered this report placed on file.
BELT LINE R.R. BLOCKING WOLF ROAD: The Clerk then read
the following letter:
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Charles P. Megan, Trustee
Chicago, Illinois
May 9, 1938
Mr. Edgar J. Friedrich,
City Clerk
City of Des rlaines
Des Plaines, Illinois
Dear Sir:
This will acknowledge receipt of your
letter of May 7th concerning the blocking of the
crossing at Des Plaines by freight trains. The
matter, you may be sure, will receive immediate
attention.
iours,truly,
Signed: M.E. TERPNING,
General tupt.
Mayor Ahbe ordered this letter placed on file.
GASOLINE FILLING STATION ORDINANCE: The Clerk then read
for second reading a proposed ordinance entitled:
*AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE, LIMIT
AND RESTRICT THE PLACE OF BUILD-
ING GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS
AND OF GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS
WITHIN THE CITY OF DES PLAINES,
COOK COUNTY, ILL."
The motion was made by Alderman Uampagna and seconded
by Alderman Dopheide to finally pass and adopt this proposed
ordinance as read. xhe Mayor put the question and the Clerk
called the roll with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen
Carroll, Johnson, eflughaupt, tienrich, Garland, Dopheide, Friott,
Lemke, Schwanbeck, and Campagna. Nays; None. The Mayor thereupon
declared the motion carried and the said ordinance passed.
The motion was made by Alderman Lemke and seconded
by Alderman Dopheide to instruct the Clerk to publish this
ordinance in the "Des Plaines Suburban Times". The Mayor put
the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following
result: Ayes; Aldermen Uarroll, Johnson, rflughaupt, rienrich,
Garland, Dopheide, Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck, and Campagna.
.PROVIDING TRANSFERS FOR LIQUOR LICENSES: The Clerk
then read the following proposed ordinance for first reading:
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN ORDINANCE
ENTITLED *AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS IN THE
CITY OF DES PLAINES" PASSED FEBRUARY
13, 1934 AS AMENDED.
ARTICLE I. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of
the City of Des EiaTines, Cook County, Illinois that Section 4
of "An Ordinance Regulating the Sale of Alcoholic Liquors in
the City of Des Plaines, crook County, illinois" as amended by
and the same is hereby amended to read as follows:
Unlawful to Sell Without License. "It -
shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or
corporation to sell or offer for sale any
wine, spirits, brandy, rum, whiskey, gin,
beer, or mixture thereof, or other spiritous
liquors, whether in the original package,
in bulk, or for consumption on the premises
where sold, without having first obtained a
license therefor from the City of Des Plaines.
Such Retail Liquor Dealers' License
shall be purely a personal privilege, and shall
be transferable only by written consent of
the Liquor Control Commission upon the pay-
ment Of a transfer fee of $100.00, and shall
be good for not exceeding the calendar year
in which it is issued unless sooner revoked
for cause as provided by law, and it hhall be
unlawful for any licensee to give away or
cause to be given away any alcoholic liquors
within the City of Des Plaines".
ARTICLE II. All ordinances or parts of ordinances
in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
ARTICLE III. This ordinance shall be in full force
and effect from and after its passage and approval and publi-
cation according to law.
FIRST RI1ADING
PASSED THIS DAY OF 1938, A.D.
AYES: NAYS:
APPROVED THIS DAY OF 1936, A.D.
HOBART M. AHBE, MAYOR
E.J. FRIEDRICH, CITY CLERK
Published in the Des Plaines Journal cay 19, 1938 .
The motion was made by Alderman Henrich and seconded by
Alderman Dopheide to suspend the rules and place this proposed
ordinance upon its final passage. Ihe Mayor put the question and
the Clerk called the roll with the following result: Ayes; Alder-
men Carroll, Johnson, rflughaupt, tenrich, Garland, Dopheide,
Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck, and campagna. Nays; None. The Mayor
thereupon declared the motion carried, the rules suspendedfand
the proposed ordinance before the Uouncil for final dispostion.
The motion was then made by Alderman Johnson and seconded
by Alderman 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, rflughaupt,
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 Henrich and seconded
by Alderman Friott to instruct the Clerk to cause this ordinance
to be published in the "Des Plaines Journal". The Mayor put the
question and the Clerk called the roll with the following result:
Ayes; Aldermen Carroll, Johnson, rflughaupt, tianrich, Garland,
Dopheide, Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck, and Campagna. Nays; None.
The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried.
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ORNAMENTAL GATES AT DES PLAINES VILLAS: the Clerk
then read the following letter:
Des Plaines, Illinois
may 14, 1938
Council of the City of Des Plaines, Illinois.
Gentlemen:
At the monthly meeting of the Des Plaines
Villas Civic Club held on may 9, 1938, t was elected
chairman of a committee to investigate the question
of ornamental entrance gates of our subdivision. it
is on behalf of this committee and the Civic Club that
1 write you this letter.
The ornamental street gates have been in
need of repairs to prevent further deterioration.
These gates are generally considered a definite im-
provement and embellishment of our section and thus
the fact that they are being so sadly neglected is
keenly felt by all of us.
We understand that this matter has been
before the City Council some time before and that
at twat time an objection was made, that those gates
were not made of permanent material and were intended
for promotional advertising only. Since this opinion
might crop up again we wish to state, that we made
inquiries going back to the opening of our section of
town, and we were informed that those gates were in-
tended a permanent improvement and were so constructed.
We wish to add that if these gates withstood 10 years
of attacks of elements and are still in such a shape
that surface repairs will restore them, they certainly
were no temporary structure. Any permanently built
house left without any upkeep for the same lenghth
of time would certainly look, as we all know only too
well, even worse than these gates look now.
Thus it is obvious that the City is allowing
valuable and permanent city property to deteriorate
for lack of proper upkeep. Time and again appeals
have been made to the citizens of our city to beautify
our surroundings; some civic organizations have it a
part of their charters. Thus if it is worth effort
and money to plan improvements it certainly is even
more urgent to keep up what we already have.
We hope that the City Council will find a
way to remedy this neglect to satisfaction of every-
body concerned.
Signed: FRANK VODICKA
The motion was made by Alderman Dopheide and
seconded by Alderman Garland to refer this letter to the Streets
and Sidewalks vommittee for further study and report. The
motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the mayor
declared the motion carried.
letter:
POPPY DAY PERMIT: The Clerk then read the following
DES PLAINES POST NO. 36
American Legion
Des Plaines, Illinois
may 7, 1936
gar. Edgar i. Friedrich,
City Clerk
municipal building
yes Plaines, illinois
Dear Ar. r'riedtrich:
Will you please convey to
the Honorable City Council at their next.
regular meeting a request from Des Plaines
Yost No. 36 the American Legion Department of
Illinois to hold the annual Poppy Day Tag on
the streets of the City of Des Plaines.
Granting of this request
will be greatly appreciated. 1 do not think
it necessary to 'over what Poppy Day means to
our disabled veterans in hospitals who are still
paying for the freedom we enjoy.
Will you please advise either
the Commander or myself if perm it is granted in
order that plans may be completed to have our
Auxiliary out on the streets Monday, may 23, 1938.
Yours truly,
Signed: A.B. COO.
Adjutant
The motion was made by Alderman Garland and seconded by
Alderman Friott to grant this request. The motion was voted upon
by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried
and the request granted.
The Clerk then read the following Proclamation:
APROCLAJ1iAT I O N
*WHEREAS, in the World War of 1917-1918 the
young men of Des Plaines gave their service to tne defense
of the United States in an exalted spirit of patriotism
and some were called upon to sacrifice their lives in that
Service:
WHEREAS, many others were called upon to sacr-
fioe health and strength, with resulting suffering and hard-
ships to themselves and families which continue to this day:
WHEREAS, the memory of these patriotic sacri-
fices should ever be kept fresh in the minds of patriotic
citizens, while fullest aid should be extended to those
still within the reach of human aid:
AND, WHEREAS, the wearing of the armorial Poppy
both honors the dead and aids the disabled and dependents:
THEREFORE, 1, HOBART AHBE, Mayor of the City of
Des Plaines do hereby proclaim aonday, May 23rd, Poppy Day
in the City of Des Plaines and urge all citizens to observe
tne day by wearing the American Legion and American Legion
Auxiliary Inemorial Poppy."
Signed: HOBART M. AHBE, MAYOR
mayor Ahbe urged everyone to contribute liberally to
the :poppy Day Fund.
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE: The Clerk then read the fol-
lowing invitation:
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DES PLAINES POST NO. 36
The ionerican Legion
Des Plaines, Illinois
To the honorable City Council
Das illinoie
Gentlemen:
Legion
parade
May 14, 1938
Des Plaines Post No. 36 of the American
will observe memorial Day, May 30 with a
and fitting exercises at memorial Park.
We invite the City Council as in the
past to participate with us in paying tribute to
our heroic dead.
we remain
in these
file.
Hoping that you will be with us in a body,
Yours sincerely,
Signed: A. B. COOK
ADjutant
Mayor Ahbe urged all members of the Uouncilto participate
Memorial Day Exercises, and ordered the letter placed on
REBUILDING SCALE: Upon the suggestion of Alderman
Schwanbeck to rebuild the dismantled City scale for the use of
the Police Department, mayor Ahbe referred the matter to the
Committee on Public Works, Buildings, and Plats.
NINETY MINUTE PARls.i X : upon inquiry made by Alderman
Schwanbeck the matter of enfordement of the ninety -minute parking
rule for the downtown area was briefly discussed. mayor Ahbe
called a meeting of the council as a committee of the whole for
Monday May 23, 1938, at 8:00 P.M. to discuss this problem with
representatives of the Des Plaines Business Men's Association,
the Lion's Club, and the Des Plaines Safety Council.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Each member of the Council having
at hand a copy of the minutes of the regular Council meeing held
Monday, May 2, 1938, the motion was made by Alderman Dopheide and
seconded by Alderman Garland to approve the said minutes as
written. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the
Mayor declared the motion carried and the said minutes approved.
APPROVAL OF BILLS: The Finance Committee through its
chairman Alderman Pflughaupt then introduced the following proposed
resolution:
RESOLVED THAT THE FOLLOWING BILLS
AND WAGES ARE DUE AND PAYABLE AND
THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK BE
AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE PROPER VOUCHER
WARRANTS IN PAYMENT OF SAME.
899 Middle States Tel Go.
9e1 City Clerk Petty Cash
903 Des Plaines Journal
905 Des Plaines Realty Co
907 American Bank Note Go
909 Public Sercice Uo
911 R. Robinson
913 Des Plaines Cafe
915 Jessen's Sery Station
917 Kenneth G. Meyer
919 Public Service vo
921 Des Plaines Merc Co
26.75 900 Middle States Tel Co. 14.00
4.38 902 Burroughs Add. Mach Co 8.00
3.00 904 W.L. Plew & Jo 10.00
450.00 906 Holland M. Cassidy 72.46
11.82 908 Middle States Tel Co. 19.05
548.99 910 A. Kennicott 50.00
25.00 912 Middle States Tel Co. 19.80
9.03 914 Des Plaines merc. Co. 2.80
7.70 916 Middle States Tel Co. 7.50
5.85 918 Middle States Tel Co. 3.00
4.13 920 E. Sims 1.35
64:77 922 Public Sery Co 13.79
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923 Wm • Selke
925 Bert Sweeney
927 Paul Senne
929 John Braun
931 Public Sery Co
933 John &rueger
935 Wm. Loehler, or.
937 Middle States 'tel. Co.
939 Union Linen Supply Co
941 American Bank Note Go.
943 Fred xaufman
945 A. Werhane
947 E.I. DuPont DeNemours
949 Hallemite afg. Go.
951 M.D. Wells
953 Union Linen Supply Co
955 City Clerk retty Cash
957 Neptune meter Go.
959 Rosen,Francis& Cleveland29.40 961
972 U.S. Postmaster,D.P. 20.09 962
963 Axel D. Petterson 2.50 964
965 Nagel Service inc.
967 Oyygen Eqpt & Servt
969 Middle States Tel Co
971 American Bank Note Go
18.;90 924
25.00 926
10.80 928
10.80 930
47.08 932
16.20 934
42.07 936
3.50 938
1.50 940
3.26 942
36.00 944
10.80 946
37.17 948
42.50 950
5.26 952
1.50 954
3.02956
34.39 958
9.67 966
13.90 968
5.33 970
3.26
Albert Ritter
H. Wille
Henry Wasneck
Axel D. Petterson
Eagle Signal Corp
Hess Tire & Bat. Sery
Valvoline oil Go.
Public Service Co
Holland M. Cassidy
Des Plaines Motor Sale 110.60
Bert Sweeney 40.00
Des Plaines i,br. & Goa1260.08
Public Service Co 3.54
H.O. Tibbits 12.00
Middle %tee Tel Go. 15.25
.lames Schimka 1.50
James B. Glow & Sons 1.75
Burroughs Add. iach.Go. 53.90
John Garrett 3.35
Des Plaines mere. Go. 1.14
Nagel Service inc. 82.66
Harry 11. xruse Sales 5.58
Des Plaines Realty Co 146.99
Holland m. Cassidy 19.93
66.25
32.40
21.60
7.50
34.93
5.00
17.32
1.70
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The motion was made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded
by Alderman Garland to adopt this proposed resolution. The Mayor
put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following
result: Ayes; Aldermen Carroll, Johnson, Pflughaupt, Henrich,
Garland, Dopheide, Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck, and Uampagna.
Nays; None. The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried and
the resolution adopted.
ADJOURI IST: The motion was made by Alderman Dopheide
and seconded by Alderman Garland that the Council adjourn. The
motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared
the motion carried and the council regularly adjourned.
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