06/16/1941492
(Bills cont'd)
CASH TRANSFERS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 1941
General Corporate $850.00 — To transfer to Gen. Corp. from Water,
Vehicle & Garbage Fds said funds' respective
shares of the administrative expenses incurred
by Gen. Corp. Fd. during June 1941
Water $400.00; Garbage $200.00; Veh. $250.00
Water Rev. Bonds $1,484.25 - To transfer from Water Free Cash the
Water Deprec. Cash 80.00 monthly sum stipulated by the 'Water
Rev. Bond Ord. for June 1941
Water Free Cash $1,564.25
The motion was made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded by Schwanbeck to adopt the
said proposed resolution. The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll
with the following result: Ayes: Aldermen Johnson, Carroll, Loos, Pflughaupt,
Dopheide, Kehe, Lemke, Friott, Campagna, and Schwanbeck. Nays: None. The Mayor
thereupon declared the motion carried and the said resolution adopted.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Each member having been supplied a copy of the minutes
of the regular council meeting ehld Monday, May 19, 1941, the motion was made by
Alderman Dopheide and seconded, by Lemke to approve the said minutes as presented.
The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion
carried and the said minutes approved.
ADJOURNMENT: The motion was made by Alderman Lemke and seconded by Dopheide
that the meeting adjourn. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the
Mayor declared the motion carried and the Council regularly adjourned.
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EDGAR J. FRIEDRICH, City Clerk
'MINUTES 0?!' THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
OF THE CITY OF DES PLAINES HELD IN THE
COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1941
at 8:00 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Mayor Charles H. Garland
presiding with Aldermen Carroll, Johnson, Pflughaupt, Loos, Dopheide, Kehe, Friott,
Lemke, Schwanbeck, and Campagna responding to the roll call, The Clerk reported
all members of the Council present.
THE POLICE AND LICENSE COMMITTEE had no report to offer.
THE COMMITTTEE ON SUBDIVISION. BUILDING AND MUNICIPAL DEVELOPMENT had no
report to offer.
THE COWMITTEE ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS had mo report to offer.
{ THE STREETS AND SIDEWALKS COMMITTEE hid no report*to offer.
THE SEWER AND SANITATION COMMITTEE: Tide Clerk then; rend the following
report:
COMMITTEE REPORTS
To the Chairman City Attorney — Kenneeti G. Meyer and Sewer Sanitation &
Health —Alderman Carroll, at the meeting of the City Council heli
June 2, 19,41 the 4ollowing matter was referred to your,committee:
Joht} Wittor Request for Sewer and Wetter connections on
property which lies outside of the City Limits.
The matter was referred to you gentlgmen for study end report.
(You will find a copy, oP the aforesaid letter on the reverse
side hereof)
To the Iiayor and City Council:
•
We your Committee on Sewer and Sanitation reoommend:*that the request be
denied. .
E.J.Friedrich, City Clerk
Des Plaines, Ill., June 16, 1941
Sewer & Sanitation Committee
(Signed) J. J. Carroll, Chairman
(Committee report cont►d)
The motion was made by Alderman Carroll and seconded by Dopheide to concur in this
report. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the ssioct:t Mayor
declared the motion carried and the said report concurred in.
THE WATER COMMITTEE had no report to offer.
THE PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE through its chairman Alderman Dopheide then sub-
mitted the following report:
COMMITTEE REPORTS
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To the Chairman Alderman Dopheide --Public Relations committee, at the nesting
of the City Council held June 2, 1941 the following matter was referred to
your committee:
Recently a letter was sent to C & N W R R Co. requesting them
to give attention to the road bed. No reply had been received
up to the time of the Council meeting on June 2, 1941; therefore
Mayor Garland referred this matter to you for study and report.
E. J. Friedrich, City Clerk,
Des Plaines, Ill., June 16, 1941
To the Mayor and City Council:
Your Committee on Public Relations has investigated the above and has found:
that the meeting has been delayed until Mr. H. R. Koch Supt. of the Wisconsin
Division returns from a trip out of town which his secretary Mr. Teems re-
ports should take place in the near future.
We, your Committee on Public Relations, therefore recommend:
That negotiations be temporarily postponed until Mr. Teems return to his
office.
Mayor Garland ordered the said report placed on filed.
IMPROVING WATER SUPPLY: The Clerk then read the following report of the
Council as a Committee of the Wholes
COMMITTEE REPORTS
To the Council as a Committee of the Whole, at the meeting of the City'
Council, held lune 2, 1941 the following matter was referred to your
committee:
The matter of providing good water of adequate quantity.
E.J.Friedrich, City Clerk
Des Plaines, I11., June 10, 1941
Toth* Mayor and City Councils
Your Committee has investigated the above and found: that the matter be
referred to the City Engineer with instructions to collaborate with
Mr. Robinson and provide the Council with estimates of cost covering
cross connection with St. Mary's Trqining School Supply and new pump.
(Signed) J. W. Lemke, Chairman
•
The motion was made by Alderman Lemke and seconded by Pflughaupt to concur_ in this
report. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declred the
motion carried and the said report concurred in.
PRESENT SQUAD CAR TO CITY: The Clerk then read the following letter:
June 16, 1941
DES PLAINES-POLICE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Hon. Mayor and City Council;
City of Des Plaines, Ill.
Gentlemen:
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At a meeting of the Des Plaines Police Benefit Association it was voted unan-
imous that the 1940 Chevrolet T -Sedan Seriial 21KHo19965 Motor #3115'752, now
being used as Squad Car #51 be given to the City.
I am attaching hereto Bill of Sale #6026 which up to this time has been held
by the association. Hoping the City Council will see fit to accept this
Automobile, I am
Very truly yours,
(Signed) A. D. Flentge
Sec. D.P.P.B. Asac.
The motion was made by Alderman Johnson and seconded by Lemke to accept the said auto-
mobile with thanksar_ The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor
declared the motion carried and the said automobile accepted.
ASKS CHANGE OF TYPE OF "STOP" SIGHS: The motion was made by Alderman Campagna
and seconded by Johnson to replace nine electrically lighted "stop" signs with nine
$reflector -button" type stop signs,: using the savings made in electric current to pay
for the new signs. However the motion was made by Alderman Johnson and seconded by
Carroll to refer this matter to the Streets and Sidewalks Committee for study and
recommendation. The motion to 'serer was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor
declared the motion carried and the matter so referred.
letter:
CITY DISPLAY AT 1941 COMMUNITY FAIR: Alderman Dopheide then read the following
DES PLAINES BUSINESS MEN ' S ASSN.
June 4, 1941
Honorable Charles Garland
Mayor of City of Des Plaines
Des Plaines, Illinois
Dear Charlie:
As you may have heard, our Association is sponsoring its Sixth Anneal
Community Fair at the Rand Park property September 10-13 inclusive.
We would like to cordially invite the City of Des Plaines to sponsor some
sort of display showing the various activities and worthwhile services which
the City Government gives its people. Two years ago the City had a very
attractive and interesting diplay of the Police radio system, but last year
they did not participate.
There will be no charge for the space you use, and we hope you will be
able to contribute something worthwhile. Please let us know your decision
as soon as possible.
Very truly yours,
DES PLAINS BUSINESS MEN'S ASS'N.
(Signed) Murray S. Smith
Secretary
The motion wasamade by Alderman Dopheide and seconded by Pflughaupt to thankfully accept
this offer. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the
motion carried. Mayor Garland then referred the matter of arranging a suitable display
for the City to the Public Relations Committee.
REQUESTS PARKING LIMIT CHANGE: H. A. Becker, Chief of Police then requested
that the traffic code be amended to provide three (3) hour parking limits at the fol-
lowing locations:
1. On the north side of E11inaood Streetbetween Gracelaad Avenue and Lee Street
2. On the north side of Park Place between Pearson St. and Lee Street.
3. On the south side of Park Place from Pearson St. westward to the rear
end of the Des Plaines Bowling Palace building.
Mayor Garland referred this matter to a joint committee consisting of the Streets and
Sidewalks Committee and the Police and License Committee for study and recommendation.
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PAR IUG MUM. Mr. Peter d..Gibbons, representing the National Parko0-
Graf Corporation3232 W. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois then addressed the
Council ani outlined a plan by which his firm would install parking meters on the
basis of a year's free trial with an arrangmene by which his firm takes 75% of the
revenue°drived from the said parking meters, provided however that if the City chooses
to purchase these meters the amount taken by firm as its 75% share would be `credited
to the City and deducted from the contract price thereof. Mayor Garland referred ttis
matter to the Police and License Committee for study and recommendation.
WOULD PROHIBIT EXCESSIVE BLOWING OF AUTO HORNS: The motion was made by
Alderman Dopheide and seconded by Pflughaupt to instruct the City Attorney to
prepare an ordinance for the Council's consideration prohibiting the excessive and
unnecessary use of automobile horns within the City Limits. The motion was voted
upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried.
"RIGHT -TURN" LANE ON LEE STREET AT'ELLINWOOD: Alderman Dopheide then asked
that the traffic marking permitting a "right turn on red light" from the easterly lane
of Lee Street approaching Ellinwood Street from the South. Mayor Garland referred this
matter to the Superintendent of Streets for attention.
NOISE COMPLAINT - GENERAL ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY: The Clerk
then read the following letter:
June 4,1941
' To the Honorable Mayor
and City Council
City of Des Plaines, I11.
Subject: Investigation of complaint .
regarding General Engineering & Mfg. Co.;
1544 Park Place, Des Plaines, Ill.
Gentlemen:
At regular Council meeting Monday June 2nd, you appointed a committee
to make an investigation regarding a complaint received by the City
Council from Mr. Cantwell.
The B#ilding Inspector and the Two First Ward Aldermen were appdnted
to make investigation and report at our next regular council meeting
June 16, 1941.
The Building Inspector and E. Johnson visited the plant, J. Garro' be-
ing absent. We _mit Mr. Woodworth at his office of plant at 1544 Park
Place, where heproceeded to show us the Machine Shop section which
operating 24 hours per day on orders consisting of parts to a great
extent for defense programyin other words Government orders.
The other section of building, operating punch press work, consisting
of light stampings and parts for cameras, some of these cameras parts
also to fill orders for government use. This department works a day
shift only and was not working at the time we were there which was 6:30 P.M.
Another department known as the assembly line where the various parts are
assembled was not working then.
We went to the office room where Mr. Woodworth displayed some of the
defense projects.
He stated also that it was through the business men of Des Plaines that
it was possible for them to start this plant here, and that he located
here on their invitation about six -years ago, and had steadily progressed
in extending their business activities here.
He also stated that they had at that time fold that they would be an asset
to the community and not a nuiaance.
He also stated that they employed a great many employee's from Des Plaines
and that many were taken from tho'rerief rolls and WPA and put to work as
apprentices, and worked their way to be machine operators with advancement
in wages as their employees advanced with his or her work.
Mr. Woodworth stated that from a zoning standpoint they were operating as
a maufacturing plant in the commercial zone, and that'if this could be
adjusted or rezoned so that it would be in compliance with zoning re-
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(Letter conttd)
quirements, they would continue, however if the city council does not wish to
rezone this property to industrial, there would be nothing left for them to
do than to seek location elsewhere, in another part of Des Plaines or in
another city, that the decision of the City Council would his only choice.
He also asked that before the council would take any definate action, he would
appreciate mstimmf being'allowed to state his case to them, after which he would
have to comply with their decision.
We told him we would speak to the Mayor asking for permission to talk to the
Council at our next meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
F. F. Scharringhausen
Building Inspector
and followed by reading the following petition:
PETITION
z
We, the undersigned, having knowledge of a complaint entered with the City of
Des Plaines against the General Engineering and Manufacturing Company for
manufacturing in a building zoned for commercial purposes, do hereby request
that all cooperation be given the General Engineering and Manufacturing Co-
to the extent if necessary of re -zoning, as we are aware of the benefits re-
ceived by Des Plaines from the operation of the General engineering and
Manufacturing Company.
Axel L Petterson, 654 Des Plaines Avenue and
fort. -three 'other signatures
The motion was made by Alderman Johnson and seconded by Lemke to refer this matter to the
Zoning Board of Appeals. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor
declared the motion carried, and the motion so referred.
BOECH$NHAUER DEMANDS CORRECTION IN S. A. Alit The Clerk then read the
following letter:
Des Plaines, I11.
June 16, 1941
Mr. E. J. Friedrich
Clerk of the'City of Des Plaines
Des Plaines, Illinois
This is to advise you that the undersigned is the legal owner of the following
described real estate, to -wit:
The West Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 19,.
Township 41 North, Range 12 East of the Third Principal
Meridian (except that part Conveyed to Des Plaines Valley
Railway Company by warranty deed from John Boeckenhauer, Jr.,
and Mary Boeckenhauer, his wife, dated October 2, 1909, and
recorded November 30, 1909, as document 4476091 in Book
10647, Page 277, which lies on the *esterly side of a line
drawn parallel with and at a distance of 100 feet easterly
from the center line between the two main tracks of main line
of railroad of said Railway Company as said center line has been
located over and across the West Half of the Northeast Quarter,
also except that part included in main line of said railroad and
(except therefrom the South 545.77 Feet of the West Half of the
Southwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter aforesaid) and
(except that part dedidated for road purposes by plat of dedi-
cation dated November 18, 1932, and reocrded January 30, 1933,
as -document 11194086 made by John H. Boeckenhauer and others
and that part dedicated for road purposes by plat of dedication
dated October 7, 1932, and recorded as document 11194087 on
January 30, 1933, made by John H. Boeckenhauer and others in
Cook County, Illinois.
Vinton 4r-aboutthe and thiy-er-Junuar3r 1927, therwariersigned
and his wife conveyed said above described property to Ning Ely
and Thomas W. Louton, Subsequent to said conveyance the City of
Des Plaines levied a special assessment against all of the property
heretofore described for water mains, known as Special Assesment No. 130,
although the original petition filed for the levying of said assessment
covered only the North 741 Feet of the above described premises, and
after the entry of the order of the County Courtconfirming said
assessment the property was then supposedly annexed to the City
of Des Plaines by proceedings instituted in the County Court of
Cook County. After said supposed annexation of said property to the
City of Des Plaines said city levied a special assessment against said
property for the construction of a sewer system, and the original petition
filed in the County Court for the construction of said sewer system
covered the North 141 Feet of the above described property, although
the County Court records now show that the assessment is levied against
all of, the above described property and is known as Des Plaines
Special Assessment No. 117.
The undersigned therefore requests and demands that the City of
Des Plaines take proper and all necessary legal action to correct the
errors heretofore met out and which may be verified by examination of
the County Court records had in connection with the levying of said
assessment.
Very truly yours,
(Signed) John H. Boeckenhauer
CrJ _
C4 The motion was made by Alderman Dopheide and seconded by Lemke to refer this letter
to the City Attorney for investigation and recommendation. The motion was voted
upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried..
"rt Kenneth G. Meyer, City Attorney then stated that he is prepared to give
the Council his opinion at this time, and recommended that the Council take no
action with respect to the foregoing letter.
The motion was then,made by Alderman Kehe and seconded by Pflughaupt
to concur in the attorney's recommendation and to instruct the City Attorney ,
to write Mr. Boeckenhauer informing him that the City Council chooses to take
no action with respect to charges made in his letter dated June 162' 1941
addressed to Edgar J. Friedrich, City Clerk. The motion was voted upon by
acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried.
AMENDMENT TO DEPARTMENTALIZING ORDINANCE: The Clerk then read for
first reading a proposed amending ordinance entitled:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN ORDINANCE
ENTITLED " AN ORDINANCE CREATING
DEPARTMENTS AND HEADS THEREOF WITH—
IN THE CITY OF DES PLA,INES AND PRO—
POSING THEIR DUTIES"
The Mayor ordered the said proposed ordinance filed for second reading.
EAST MINER CONNECTION TO INTE{CEPTOR: The Clerk then read for first
reading an ordinance proposed) the Sanitary District of Chicago granting such
perpetual easement, right and authority as the said District requires for the
construction and maintenance of an auxilliary interceptor sewer from the Des
Plaines Valley Interceptor main to Miner Street east of the Des. Plaines River.
Mayor Garland referred this proposed ordinance to Kenneth G. Meyer, City
Attorney for examination and recommendation.
W.P.A. HISTORICAL RECORDS PROJECT: The Clerk then read the following
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letter:
DES PLAINES HISTORICAL SOCIETY
June 11, 1941
To the Hon. City Council,
Des Plaines, Illinois.
Gentlemen:
Mr. G. E. Johnson, District Superintendent of the Historical Records
Survey, 433 East Erie Street, Chicago, had arranged several months
agg to supply the Des Plaines Historical Soceity with t►o W.P.A. clerks,
provided the City Council of Des plainer would underwirte. Mr. Johnson
asks that your honorable body, according to instructions outlined for all
W.P.A. projects, direct a letter to him setting forth the nature of the
work expected, the space provided at the Municipal Building, a depository
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designated for work done, the kind of supervision specified or authorized by the City
Clerk, a supply of writing material, and underwiritng the rental of a typewriter. Also
the agreement that from time to time an itemized report both of work done and expenses
incurred, the latter to include titre estimated as spent in supervising, submitted to
the Historical Records Survey at Chicago.
It is expected that the Des Plaines Historical Society defray the rental of the typewriter
and such incidental expenses as may become necessary.
The request is made that the letter of your honorable body, conveying the desired in-
formation, reach Mr. Johnson in the very near future, as he is leaving for the army
within ten days and would like to dispose of this matter before leaving.
Please find next attached a list of projects, amplifying a p=wrious list, specifying the
work to be done by the elerks referred to.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed) Victor W. Richter, Secretary
Work to be performed at the mu±i al buildins. Des Plaines. I114 bi clerks
desited thro,a, the Historical Re ords Surve of Chico :k :.a su•ervised
under the direction of the City Council of Des Plaines.
1. A desk card -index file of council proceedings from January 1, 1936 to date.
2. A chronological file of events within a radius of five mile of Des Plaines,
from pre -historical times to date.
3.- The same, arranged as a topical file.
4. Compiling material for a textbook on Des Plaines history for use in
the schools.
5. A handy reference book on Des Plainea history.
6. A topical file, also a chronological file of all council proceedings
of the Village and of the City of Des Plaines.
7. A list of obsolete street names of the Des Plaines area, tabulated ac-
cording to location, new name substituted, and date of substitution or
abandonment.
8. A survey of real estate transfers, together.with examination of abstracts
within the Des Plaines area, for historical purposes.
9. Preparing material for publication in the Des Plaines Historical Quarter-
ly, -under the• direction of the Des Plaines Historical Society.
10. A reference file of material as may be loaned for that purpose by
historians of various civic organisations, clubs, churches, etc.
Mayor Garland referred this letter to the Public Relations Committee for study and
recommendation.
FLAG-STONICIALK ON C. & NJ. RAILROAD PARK: Mayor Garland referred the matter
of putting the;flag-stone walks on the C. & N.W. Railroad Park near the railroad station
into good condition to the Streets and Sidewalks Committee.
APPONT E. A. LOCKETT THISTLE COMMISSIONER: The motion was made by Alderman
Johnson and'seconded by Eehe that inasmuch as E. A. Lockett has been appointed
Thistle Commissioner of Maine Township the City Comncel recommend that Mayor Garland
appoint him also as Thistle Commissioner of the City of Des Plaines. The motion was
voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor declared the motion carried and appointed
E. L. Lockett, Thistle Commissioner of the City of Des Plaines.
The motion was then made by Alderman Johnson and seconded b y Campagna to con-
firm the said appointment. The motion was voted upon by acclamation whereupon the Mayor
declared,the motion carried and the said appointment confirmed.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Each member having been supplied a copy of the minutes
of the regular Council Meeting held Monday, June 16, 1941, the motion was made by
Alderman Dopheide and seconded by Lemke to approve the said minutes. The motion was
voted upon by acclamation whereuponthe Mayor declared the motion carried and the said
minutes approved.
WRITE OFF F. O. MERRILL DEFALCATION: The Clerk then read the following proposed
resolution:
RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING THE WRITING F. 0. MERRILL
DEFALCATION FROM BOOKS OF THE CITY
Whereas this City has been and is carrying on its books as an asset -a
certain claim aggaainst Fayette 0. Merrill, which claim is based upon the
alleged defalcations of the said Fayette O. Merrill to the following
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Resolution conttd)
accounts to -wit:
General Corporate Account
Vehicle Account
Garbage Account
Water Account
Total
-$ 758.27
1,776.51
- 265.39
- 2.616.01
-$5.416.18 and,
Whereas, the Cauneil is of the opinioni that the claim of the '
City against Fayette 0. Merrill is undollectable
Now Therefore Be It Resolved, by the City Council of the City of
Des Plaines that the said claim against Fayette 0. Merrill be written
off the books of this City and that the City Clerk be and is hereby
instructed to make the'proper entries'to reflect the said "write-off."
The motion was made by Alderman Dopheide and sedonded by Lemke to adopt this pro-
posed'resolution. The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with
the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Johnson, Loos, Pflughaupt,'Dopheide, Kehe,
Friott, Lemke; and Campagna, and Schwanbeck. (Alderman Carroll was absent during
this roll call). The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried and the said
resolution adopted.
APPROVAL OF BILLS: The Finance Committee through its chairman Alderman
Pflughaupt then introduced the proposed resolution approving the payment of bills.
However, the motion was made by Aldermen Dopheide and seconded by Loos to amend the
said proposed resolution by striking therefrom "Warrant #8854 payable to the Des'
Plaines Realty Co. in'the'sum of $]30.00." The' Mayor put the question and the
Clerk 'called the roll with the following result:' Ayes; Aldefinen Johnson, Pflughat,
Kehe, Loos, Dopheide, Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck and Campagna. Nays; None (Alder=
man Carroll was absent during this roll call). The Mayor thereupon declared the
motion carried and the proposed resolution so amended.
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The motion was then made by Alderman Campagna and seconded by Loos to
ufrhter amend the said proposed resolution by atriking therefrom "Warrant #8873
payable G#o Prairie -Lee Paint Store in the sum of $126.18. The Mayor put the. question
and the lerk called the roll with the following result: Ayes; Aldermen Johnson,
Loos, bopheide, Pflughaupt, Kehe, Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck, and Campagna. Nays; None.
• The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried and the said proposed resolution
so amended;
The motion was then made by Alderm an Campagna and seconded by,Kele to
still further amend the said proposed resolution by striking therefrom "Warrant #8878.
payable to Meyer Coal and Material Co. in the sum of $15.75." Tbsehlor put the
question and the Clerk called the roll with the following results ohnson, Loos,
Pflugheupt, Dopheide, Kehe, Friott, Lemke, Sehwanbeek., and Campagna. Nays; None
(Alderman Carroll was absent during this roll call). The Mayor thereupon declared
the motion carried and the said proposed resolution so amended.
The motion was then made by Alderman Pflughaupt and seconded by Lemke to
finally adopt the said proposed resolution as amended reading as follows:
8787 Frank A. Bremer & Son
8789., H. Hanson Co.
8791g"ity a
lerk Petty Gash
8793 Copy Papers Inc.
8795 Des Plaines Realty Co.
8797 Frank A. Bremer & Son
8799 Natalie Seidel
8801 Hartless Aust. L & T Supply
8803 Westfield Motor Sales
8804 Harold Petterson •
8806 Donnelley Monitoring Serv.
8808 Homer Coffman
8810 Westfield Motor Sales
8812 Des Plaines Publish Co.
8814 Arthur Rieck
8856 Economy Neon Signs Co.
8858 Lien Chemical Co.
8860 B. F. Kinder's Sons
,8862 B. F. Kinders & Sons
8864 Public Service Co.
8866 Charles E. Johnson
8868 Purnell & Wilson
8870 Westfiel4 Motor Sales
8872 Johnson rgec. Shop
.77 8788
6.50 8790
12.32 8792
7.00 8794
50 .00 8796
3.95 8798
40.00 8800
1.50 8802
2.53 8803
41.20 8805
6.00 8807
110.00 8809
1.57 8811
21.50 8813
43.55 58855
5.00 8857
24.36 8859
2.06 8861
4.28 8863
2.79 8865
5.08 8867
9.15 8869
1.90 8871
25.96 8872
Des Plaines journal
Des Plaines Journal
Prank A. Bremer & Son
American Bapk Note Co.
Holland M. assidy
Des Plaines Journal Inc.
Public Service Co.
C. H. Hanson Co.`
Westfield Motor Sales
Des Plaines Motor Sales
Arthur Hintz
Frank A. Bremer & Son
Des P1. Publishing Co.
Frank Scharringhausen
J. Marouska
Marjo Prod Co.
Johnson Elec. Shop
Public Service Co.
Meyer Coal & Matl Co.
Des Plaines Journal
Joe Palmer
Westfield Motor Sales
Public Service Co.
1.00
10.60
.41
30.60
,70.b0
3.55
485.31
2.53
78.47
19.85
55.00
10.82
20.00
78.00
50.00
3.91
.52
41.83
23.37
3.20
50.05
28.25
52.64
Vei€1,--Ratatvie-Lee-Pet-lat4--143,44
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8874 Lagerhausen Lbr. & Coal Co. 6.99
8876 Lagerhausen Lbr. & Coal Co. 2.06
8878 Yoj-Me7er-Gea]-e 3 Ges------15sg5
8880 Bagel Sales & Service 97.28
8882 Meyer Coal & Matl Co. 39.74
8884 Union Linen Supply Co. 1.50
8781 M. D. Well 87.50
8888 City Clerk Petty Cash .31
8889 Calgon Inc. 67.87
8815 Public Service Co. 2.00
8817 Superior Mach & Boiler Wks.
8818 J. Albert M. Robinson
8820 Western Materials Co.
8822 Lagerhausen Lbr. & Coal Co.
8824 Lien Chemical Co.
8826 Purnell & Wilson Inc.
8828 Purnell & Wilson Inc.
8830 Neptune Meter Co.
8831 Inland Supply Co.
8833 U.S.Postmaster
8835 City Clerk Petty Cash
8837 Kenneth G. Meyer
8839 H. J. Wrath
8841 L. C. Schaeffer
8843 R. Pearce
8845 Howard Beatty
8847 J. D. Copeland
8849 Des Plaines Realty Co.
8851 American Bank Note Co.
8853 W. Lagerhausen
8891 Des Plaines Municipal Band
8893 Bd. Trusttes Fire Pension
8894 Lagerhuasen Lbr. & Coal Co.
8896 E.N.Fletcher
8898 Joe Palmer--
8904
almer .,8904 Frank Stanek
8902 Z eph t' C e
37.00
216.99
162.00
4.31
3.79
1.38
6.73
115.50
146.07
35.12
5.03
6.55
3.00
1.81
2.33
2.24
.08
42.25
6.56
30.00
33.90
1.88
186.86
23.85
56.10
7.00
19.94
8875 B. F. Kinder's Sons
8877 H. O. Tibbitts
8879 Public Service Co.
8881 Westfield Motor. Sales
8883 Public Service Co.
8885 Wm. Hoeninger
8886 Bert Sweeney
8888 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.
8890 General Chem. Co.
8816 Pure Oil Prod. Co.
8ffi J. Albert Robinson
8819 Holman & Hill Inc.
8821 The American Well WRrks
8823 Union Linen Supply o.
8825 11. D. Wells
8827 A. F. Anderson
8829 Pittsburg Equit Meter Co.
8830 Neptune Meter Co.
8832 Westfield Motor Sealed
8834 Burroughs Add. Mach. Co.
8836 Carl Riegert
8838 Alice M/ Rowland
8840 John Burchard
8842 George Shotts
8844 George Loomis
8846 Bachrodt Motors
8848 Public Service Co.
8850 Cheney Chem. Co.
8852 Holland M. Cassidy '
8854 V.&& Dos-PMM#nee-ReeltCe.-
8892 Bd. Trustees Police Pension B)
277.60
8906 Matt Tures & Son 9.00
8895 Westfield Motor Sales 2.62
8897 Ray Palmer 55.00
8899 Martin Foss 22.00
8900 E.N. Letcher 32.00
8903 Fred Kaufman 64.20
3.91
1.00.
5.16
36.21
1.70
25.85
5.00
11.25
66,77
27.81
111.40
885.00
31.35
1.50
2.26
, kx2gx
3.50
75.60
30.59
23.93
1.08
18.00
25.50
4.18
2.22
3.61
1.29
19.28
9.00
25.00
The Mayor put the question and the Clerk called the roll with the following result:
Aj; Aldermen Johnson, Loos, Pflughaupt, Dopheide, Kehe, Friott, Lemke, Schwanbeck,
amt! Campagna. Nays; None. (Alderman Carroll was absent during this roll call.)
The Mayor thereupon declared the motion carried and the said resolution in amended
fieri adopted. '
ASKS THAT FIREMEN'S GROUP POLICY BE RETURNED: The motion was made by
Aldermen Dopheide toieturn Volunteer Fire Company Blanket Accident Policy No. V.F.0-666
od the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company to the Des Plaines Realty Co. through
whom the same was issued, requesting that the said policy be re -issued at *130.00 as per
bid and invoice rendered instead of *160.00 as shown on the face of the policy. The
Mayor declared the motion lost for want of a second and referred the said policy to the
Finance Committee for study and recommendation.
§fillajlaTalsaMINZAKIEBREILL E. N. Fletcher, City Engineer reported
that according to Mr. Branigar the Board of Directors of the Braniggr Organization in
a meeting held a few days ago expressed its willingness to finance its proportionate
share of the proposed sewer system in Cumberland Terrace, based upon the number of lots
owned, he further reported that before the Branigar Organization can take farther sups
it will require more definite information pertaining to the method of financing con-
templated by the City.
Mayor Garland referred this matter to the City Attorney with instructions to
prepare a financing plan for the proposed sewer And submit the same to the City Council
at its next regular meeting.
ADJOURNMENT: The motion was made by Alderman Lemke and seconded by Friott
that the meeting adjourn. The motion was voted Upon by acclsmationnhereupon the Mayor
declared the motion carried and the Council regularly adjourned.
Friedrich, Ci leek