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ADJOURNED REGtTLPA MEETING OF THE CITY COMMISSION
MONDAY JUNE 16, 1923
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Present: Commissioner Forrest Lake ( Mayor) Commission er.0 J Marshal,
W B Williams, City Manager, J J Dickinson, City Attorney, George A DeCottes, Special
Counsel, F T Williams, City Engineer.
Minutes of last meetings read and approved.
The following resolution was offered:
RESOLUTION' #� ,
Preliminary resolution requiring the widening, grading and paving of Fourth St.
to a width of 30 feet, instead of 24 feet as now planned, from Magnolia Ave. west to
Oak Ave.; Requiring the widening, grading and paving of Fifth St. to a �tidth of 30 feet,
instead of 24 feet as now planned, from Magnolia Ave. west to Oak Avenue, Requiring the wi
ing, grading and paving of Sixth Street to a width of 30 feet, instead of-24 feet, as now
planned, *from Magnolia Ave: west to Park Ave.; Requiring the widening, grading and paving
of Second Street to a width of 30 feet, instead of 24 feet As now planned, from Oak Ave.
west to Myrtle Ave., Requiring the widening, grading and paving of Third Street to a'width
of 30 feet, instead of 24 feet as now planned, from Magnolia Ave. west to Myrtle Ave.
ad the widening, grading and paving of Palmetto Ave. to a width of 40 feet instead
of 32 feet as now planned, from Commercial Street North to Lake Monroe.
WHEREAS. Heretofore, appropriated proceedings have been had, providing for the grading
and paving of Fourth Street a width of 24 feet from Sanford Ave. west to Myrtle Ave.,
for the grading and paving of Fifth St, a width of 24 feet from Magnolia Ave. west'
to Myrtle Ave,; for the grading and paving of Sixth Street a width of 24 feet from
Magnolia Ave. west to Oak Ave., 20 feet in width from the alley between Oak Ave. and
!Myrtle Ave., West to Myrtle Ave., and 16 feet in width from Myrtle Ave. west to Laurel
Ave.,. for the grading and paving of Second Street a width of 24 feet from Oak Ave. west
t Ave., for the grading and paving of Third St. a width of 24 feet from Sanford Ave
West to Magnolia Ave. and from Oak Ave. west to Mill Creek, and 16 feet in width from
Mill Creek west to Avacado Ave. and for the grading and paving of Palmetto Ave. a width
of 32 feet from Commercial Street north to Lake Monroe, and
WHEREAS? it is now deemed advisable that Fourth Street should be paved to a width
of 30 feet from Magnolia Ave, west to Oak Ave.; That Fifth St. should be paved to a width
of 30 feet from Magnolia Ave. west to Oak Ave., that Sixth St should be paved to a width o
30 feet from Magnolia Ave. west to Park Ave., That Second Street should be paved to a
width of 30 feet from Oak Ave. west to Myrtle Ave.; that Third St. should be paved to
a width of 30 feet from Magnolia Ave. west to Myrtle Ave. and that Palmetto Ave. should be
paved to a width of 40 ft. from Commercial St. north to Lake Monroe.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, That the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, deems
it advisable, in addition to the improvement by paving of Fourth Street from Magnolia Ave.
west to Oak Ave., a width of 24 feet, that said pavement should be increased to a width
of 30 feet, deems it advisable in addition to the improvement by paving of Fifth St. from
Magnolia Ave. West to Oak Ave., a width of 24 feet, that said pavement should be increased
t a width of 30 feet,; deems it advisable, in addition to the improvement by paving of
,Sixth St. from Magnolia Ave. west to park Ave., a width of 24 feet, that said Pavement
should be increased to 30 feet,;, deems it advisable in addition to the improvement by
;paving of Second Street from Oak Ave. west to Myrtle Ave , a width of 24 feet, that said
avement should be increased to 30 feet.; deems it advisable in addition to the improvemen
y paving of Third St. from Magnolia Ave. west to Myrtle Ave. a width of 24 feet , that
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said pavement should be increased to 30 feet, and deems it further advisable , in
addition to the improvement by pavement of Palmetto Ave from Commercial Street Borth
to Lake Monroe, a width of 32 feet, that said pavement should be increased to 40 feet,
and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That Fourth Street shall be paved with vitrified brick or other
hard surface material from Magnolia Ave. west to Oak Ave., to a width of 30 feet, instead
of to a width of 24 feet as heretofore authorized; that Fifth St shall be paved with
vitrified brick or other hard surface material from Magnolia Ave. west to Oak Ave., to
a width of 30 feet, instead of to a width of 24 feet, as heretofore authorized; that Sixth
Street shall be paved with vitrified brick or other hard surface material from Magnolia Ave,
Pest to Park Ave., to a width of 30 feet, instead of to a width of 24 feet as heretofore
authorized; that Second Street shall be paved with vitirified brick or other hard surface
material from Oak Ave. west to Myrtle Ave, to a width of 30 feet, instead of to a width
of 24 feet, as heretofore authorized; That Third Street shall be paved with vitrified
brick or other hard surface material, from Magnolia Ave. west to Myrtle Ave. to a width
of 30 feet. instead of to a width of 24 feet, as heretofore authorized, and Palmetto Ave.
shall'be paved with vitrified brick or other hard surface material, from Commercial St.
north to Lake Monroe, to a width of 40 feet instead of to a width of 32 feet, as heretofore
authorized, All of the said widening, improving, grading and paving shall be done in
compliance with the estimates fro said work of widening and paving each of said streets
and avenues, as indicated by complete plans, specification, profiles and estimates of
said proposed improvements now on file in the office of the City Manager of the City of
Sanford, Florida, which said plans, specifications, profiles and estimates have been here-
tofore approved by the City Commission and constitute the plans and specifications for
said widening and paving, and this Commission hereby declares the necessity for the widen-
ing and paving of each of said streets and avenues, and further declares this resolution
to be an emergency measure providing for the usual bpetation of a municipal department.
The City Commission is hereby authorized to expend for widening the pavement on each
of said streets and avenues, the following sums of money, payable out of any moneys avail-
able therefor, to -wit:
To total cost of increase in width of pavement on Fourth Street from Magnolia Ave.
west to Oak Ave. , from 24 feet to 30 feet.......
which said sum is the total estimate
tion of Fourth Street widened from 24
To total cost of increase in width of
Ave. west to Oak Ave. _from 24 feet to
which said slim is the total estimated
of Fifth Street, widened from 24 feet
i cost of the improvement of said por-
feet to 30 feet.
pavement on Fifth Street from Magnolia
30 feet.
cost of the improvement of said portion
to 30 feet.
To total cost of inarease in width of pavement on Sixth St. from Magnolia
Ave. west to Park_Ave, from 24 feet to 30 feet.
which said sum is the total estimate8 cost of the improvement of said portion
of Sixth St. widened from 24 feet to 30 feet.
$630.00
$630.00
#315.00
To total cost of increase in width of pavement on Second St. from Oak Ave. west
to Myrtle Ave., from 24 feet to 30 feet. $249.00
which said sum is the total estimated cost of the improvement of said portion of
Second Street. widened from 24 feet to 30 feet.
To total cost of increase in width of pavement on Third St. from Magnolia Ave.
west to Myrtle Ave. from 24 feet to 30 feet. .$673.00
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which said sum is the total estimated cost of the improvement of said portion of
Third St. widened from 24 feet to 30 feet.
To total cost of increase in width of pavement on Palmetto Ave. from Commer-
cial St. North to Lake Monroe, from 32 to 40 feet. $882.00
which said sum is the total estimated cost of the improvement of said por-
t�on of Palmetto Ave widened from 32 feet to 40 feet.
That one -third of the total cost of the improvement aforesaid shall be borne
by the City of Sanford, Florida, and shall be paid from the General Improvement
Fund of the City of Sanford, Florida, out of any moneys available therefor;
and the remaining two- thirds of such cost shall be distributed among the several
lots fronting and abutting on each of said streets or avenues per front foot in pro-
portion to the frontage thereon, in accordance with special benefits derived therefrom
and the cost to be so distributed on each of said streets or avenues is as follows,
to -wit:
To increase in width of pavement on Fourth Street from Magnolia Ave. west to Oak
Ave. from 24 feet to 30 feet. $420.00
To increase in width of pavement on Fifth St. from Magnolia Ave. west to
Oak Ave. from 24 feet to 30 feet. $420.00
To increase in width of pavement on Sicth St. from Magnolia Ave. west to
Park Ave., from.24 feet to 30 feet. $210.00
To increase in width if pavement on Second Street from Oak Ave. west to
Myrtle Ave., from 24 feet to 30 feet. $166.00
To increase in width of pavement on Third St. from Magnolia Ave. west to
Myrtle Ave., from 24 feet to 30 feet. $582.00
To increase in width of pavement on Palmetto Ave. from Commercial St. north to
Lake Monroe, from 32 feet to 40 feet. $588.00
That two - thirds of the expense of the improvements aforesaid, in the widen-
ing and paving of the aforesaid streets and avenues shall be paid by special
assessments made and levied upon all lots and lands joining and contiguous, or
bounding and abutting upon such improvement.
That the special assessments against the property deemed to be benefitted by said
improvement provided for by this resolution, shall be assessed upon the property
specially benefitted by the improvement in proportion to the benefits to be derived
therefrom, such special benefits to be determined and pro -rated according to the
foot frontage of the respective properties specially benefitted by said improvement.
That special assessments made against property bounding and abutting upon the improve -
ments aforesaid shall be paid at the option of the property owners as follows:
Either in full within thirty days after said assessments shall stand equalized, ap-
proved and confirmed , or in ten annual installments with interest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum from and after the time said assessments shall be finally
equalized, approved and confirmed. and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That this resolution is hereby declared to be an emergency
measure providing for the usual daily operation'of a Municipal Department of the City
of Sanford, Florida, and shall become effective immediately upon its passage and adopt-
ion.
Adopted this 18th day of June A'.D.1923•
Forrest Lake
Atte$� C J Marshall
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Moved and seconded that the requirements of a second reading of the above and fore-
going resolution, at another Regular Meeting of the City Commission not less than
one week from this date, shall be dispensed with by the,unanimous vote of the City
Commission, of the City of Sanford, Florida this 18th day of June A.D.1923.
Attest:
Forrest Lake
Mayor
C J Marshall
City Commissioner
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L R Philips
City Clerk.
The following ordinance was offered.
Ordinanoe4452
An ordinance prohibiting any person, firm or corporation from receiving, or having in
his, her, their, or its possession, any spirituous, vinous, or malt liquors, in the
City of Sanford, Florida, except such spirituous, vinous or malt liquors, be received
or had or held in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida, and providing a
penalty for the violation thereof.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA.
SECTION 1. That it shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to receive
directly or indirectly or to have in his, her., their, or its possession, custody or
control, in the City of Sanford, Florida, any spirituous, vinous, or malt liquor
except it be received, had or held in his, her, their or its possession in accordance
with the laws of the State of Florida.
SECTION 2. That any person firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this
Aat. shall upon conviction be punished by a fine of not exceeding Two Hundred ( $200.00
Dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding Ninety (90) days.
SECTION 3. That this ordinance shall be published once within ten days after its final
passage in a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Sanford, Florida.
SECTION 4. That all ordinance or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance
are hereby repealed.
SECTION 5. That this ordinance shall become effective immediatley from and after its
final passage.
Passed by the unanimous vote of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida
this 18th day of June A. DA923.
Forrest Lake
Mayor
C J Marshall
City Ommissioner
City Commissioner
Attest:
L R Philips
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Moved and seconded that the requirements of a second reading of the above and
foregoing ordinance, at another regular meeting of the City Commission not less than
one week from this date, shall be dispensed with by the unanimous Vote of the City
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Commilsion, of the City of Sanford, Florida this 18th day of June A.D,1923-
Attest:
L R Phili s
City Clerk
Forrest Lake
Mayor
C J Marhsall
City Commissioner
City Commissioner
The following ordinance was offered:
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ORDINANCE #53
An ordinance defining the crime of unlawfully possessing, controlling, using,
making, repairing, and employing anything for the unlawful manufacture of distilled
intoxicating liquors, in the City of Sanford, Florida, and preseribing a rule of
evidence governing such cases, and providing a penalty for the violation of this
Ordinance.
HE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA.
SECTION 1. That it shall be unlawful for anyone in,the City of Sanford, Florida, to
have in his possession, or under his custody or control, any, still, still piping, stil ing
apparatus or still worm, or who sh &ll have in such possession or -under such custody
or control, any other piece, part or parcel of any such still, still piping, stilling
apparatus, or still worm designated or adapted for the unlawful manufacture of distill 3d
intoxicating liquors in whole or in part.
SECTION 2. That it shall be unlawful for any one in the City of Sanford, Florida, to
make, oonstruct or repair In any manner whatsoever, any still, still piping, stilling
apparatus, of still worm, or any part thereof, designed or adapted for the unlawful
manufacture of distilled intoxicating liquors with knowledge that the same is so
designed or adapted for the unlawful ,manufacture of distilled intoxicating liquors.
SECTION 3. That it shall be unlawful for anyone in the City of Sanford, Florida, to
have in his possession, custody, or control, any receptacle whatsoever containing_
any mash, fermentive cane juice or any other fermentive liquid whatever, capable ,
of being distilled into an intoxicating liquor, except where expressly permitted by th
Laws of this State.
SECTION 4.'That it shall be prima facie evidence of
of this Act if any person is found in the City of Si
several things in this Act mentioned, in his or her
her premises, or so near thereto as to lead to the
are within the custody and control of the occupants
a vi.blation of the several section
inford Florida, with any of the
dwelling house or on or about his cr
reasonable belief that said things
of the house or premises.
SECTION 5. That any person violating any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall
upon conviction, be punished by a fine not exceeding Two Hundred ( $200.00) dollars,
or by imprisonment not exceeding Ninety ( 90) Days.
SECTION 6. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions C°
of this ordinance are hereby repealed.
SECTION 7. That this Ordinance shall be published once within Ten ( 10) days after
its final passage in a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Sanford, Fla.
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SECTION S. That this ordinance shall shall become effective immediately from
and after its final passage.
Passed by the unanimous vote of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida
this 18th day of June A.D. 0923.
Forrest Lake
Mayor
C J Marshall
City Commissioner
Attest:
L R Philips City Commissioner
City Clerk ( Seal)
Moved and seconded that the requirements of a second reading of the above
and foregoing ordinance, at another regular meeting of the City Commission, not
less than one week from this date, shall be dispensed with by the unanimous vote
of the City Commission, of the City of Sanford, Florida this 18th day of June A.D1923
Forrest Lake
Mayor
C J Marshall
City Commissioner
Attest: City Commissioner.
L R Philips
City Clerk (Seal)
Communication was read from City Attorney J J Dickinson tendering his resigna-
tion, and on motion same was accpeted to take effect June 30th. 1923.
The Following resolution was offered.
RESOLUTION #_a
Resolution appointing City Attorney of the City of Sanford, Florida.
Whereas Section 34, Chapter of the Laws of Florida, authorizes the City Commissi
of the City of Sanford, to appoint a City Attorney, who shall act as legal advisor to and
attorney and counsellor for the Municipality, and all of its officers, in matters relating
to their official duties, and
WHEREAS, this is an emergency measure necessary for the usual daily operation of the
Municipal Government of the City of Sanford
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA
SECTION 1. That George A DeCottes, be, and he is hereby appointed City Attorney of the
City of Sanford, Florida,.fo.3-s61,ge -v&t the pleasure of the City Commission.
SECTION 2. That the said George A DeCottes, as such City Attorney, shall prosecute
and defend in behalf of the City of Sanford, Florida, all complaints, suits and contro-
versies in which the City is a Party, and shall perform such other duties as the City
Commission may Require.
The adoption of the above resolution was moved by Commissioner C J Marshall
seconded by Commissioner Forrest Lake on this 18th day of June A.D.1923 and unanimously
passed as follows.
Forrest Lake Yea
Mayor
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Attest:
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City Auditor & Clerk.
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( C J Marshall Yea
City Commissioner .
Yea
City Commissioner
Mr G.A.DeCottes presented a certified copy of the City Charter which was accepted.
Mr DeCottes requested the City Commission to grant him privilege of closing the alley
now lying between the west end of Lots 130 & 131 and the east side of Lot 132 „ Sanford
Heights. The matter was referred to the City Attorney to prepare a suitable resolution
and present same at the next regular meeting of the Commission.
Petition from property owners on Laurel Ave. between First St. & Third St. requesting
that same be paved a width of 24 ft. was read and referred to City Engineer.
The Commission then proceeded to open bids on construction of Dock & Boat Basin as
advertised. The following bids were opened and read:
#1 R G Gallespie & Co., Jacksonville, Fla.
#2 Robert Mugge & Co., Tampa, Florida.
#3 Interstate Contracting Co, Sanford, Florida.
Same were referred to City Engineer for tabulation and report Tuesday June 19,1923•
Commissioner C J Marshall moved and it was seconded and passed unanimously that
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County be, and he is hereby appointed as
Deputy City Tax Collector, and to exercise all posers and duties of the City Tax
Collector in relation to the redemption of Lands sold for Non - payment of City Taxes.
The Auditor & Clerk was authorized to cancel the Personal Taxes of C M Biggers
for 1922, it appearing that Mr Biggers had no Property in the City in 1922, Amt. Taxes
$7.20
Mr Jos. E Craig's report on water and utilities was presented and the Auditor & Clerk
was authorized to pay Mr Craig the sum of $500.00 on acct.
Commissioner C J Marshall moved , and it was duly seconded and unanimously passed
that Special Counsel, Geo A DeCottes be, and he is hereby authorized to prepare an
issue of bonds in the amount covering 70% of the proportionate cost of estimated con-
struotion of street paving to be paid by special assessment against abutting property
as outlined in contracts with the Hutton Engineering & Contracting Co.
Communication from the Chamber of Commerce re: marking street names on ourbing
at corners and requesting that same be extended through the residential section-.
Same was approved and referred to the City Manager.
City Manager's Report for May was read, acoepted and filed, Report of the Auditor
& Clerk for May was read as follows:
AUDITOR & CLERK'S REPORT FOR MAY 1923
RECEIPTS
Balanoe Cash on Hand
Current Taxes
Pound Fees
Licenses
Dog Taxes
Fines & Costs
Paving Liens
Delinquent Tax Certificates'
Interest & Costs
Inspection Fees
Store Room Acct
Miscel. Acct.
Taxes on Lands Sold for Taxes
Bell Telephone Franchise
Bond Trustees Charge Aoct.
Sanitary Taxes
Office of City Manager
Salary
Gas & Oil
Premium on Bond
Office of CitY Att
Salary
Special Service Acct Charter
Office Municipal Judge
Salaries
Div of Fire
Salaries
Supplies
Communications
Laundry
Div of Sts & Bridges
Labor
Feed & Care Animals
Repairs
Small Tools
Monuments
Silent Police
Material & Supplies
Insurance on Car
Gas & Oils
Div Sewers & Drains
Labor
Flush Tank
Div of Parks
Labor - T
Small Tools
Supplies & Material
Lights
Equipment ( Mower & Sprinklers)
Trees
Div Pub. Bldws.
Janitor --
Labor ' on Jail
Lights & Gas
Decorating
Water & Ice
Plumbing & Material
Insurance
Div of Engineering
Grades
300.00
5.40
25.00
75.00
125.00
100.00
69o.00
6.62
54-43
34.50
15.25
6.60
60.00
79.00
19.53
435.00
11.65
14.15
5.07
1,013.6o
152.75
45.35
21.35
125.00
170.00
79.44
20.00
56.61
19.00
43-05
55.00
10.55
68.91
1.50
46.50
12.50
10.00
52.40
252.45
75.50
160.70
22.55
M89-90
26.75
129.75
5.00
2,785.00
62.755
74o.
200.00
326.5o
1,381.54
165.00
923.25
95.25
330.40
200.00
100.00
972.23
465.57
1,714.10
02.05
195.26
229.93
39..00
73,354.o1
11 611.44
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Div of Police
Saliries
Communications
g
Gas & Oils
`°
Supplies
Printing
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Repairs
Feeding Prisoners
Special Services
Ins. on Car.
Div of Fire
Salaries
Supplies
Communications
Laundry
Div of Sts & Bridges
Labor
Feed & Care Animals
Repairs
Small Tools
Monuments
Silent Police
Material & Supplies
Insurance on Car
Gas & Oils
Div Sewers & Drains
Labor
Flush Tank
Div of Parks
Labor - T
Small Tools
Supplies & Material
Lights
Equipment ( Mower & Sprinklers)
Trees
Div Pub. Bldws.
Janitor --
Labor ' on Jail
Lights & Gas
Decorating
Water & Ice
Plumbing & Material
Insurance
Div of Engineering
Grades
300.00
5.40
25.00
75.00
125.00
100.00
69o.00
6.62
54-43
34.50
15.25
6.60
60.00
79.00
19.53
435.00
11.65
14.15
5.07
1,013.6o
152.75
45.35
21.35
125.00
170.00
79.44
20.00
56.61
19.00
43-05
55.00
10.55
68.91
1.50
46.50
12.50
10.00
52.40
252.45
75.50
160.70
22.55
M89-90
26.75
129.75
5.00
2,785.00
62.755
74o.
200.00
326.5o
1,381.54
165.00
923.25
95.25
330.40
200.00
100.00
972.23
465.57
1,714.10
02.05
195.26
229.93
39..00
73,354.o1
11 611.44
84; 955.'_
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Div of Health
Salary of Inspector & Physician_
" Sanitary Collector
Small Tools
Supplies
Disinfectant
Gas & Oil
Labor
Div of Publicity
Chamber of Commerce
Sanford Band
Div of Inspection
Salary
Pound Expense
LiRiit & Dater
De t of Finance
Salaries
Office Furniture
Dept Records "& Taxation
salaries
Stationery & Supplies
Communio at ions
P Preparing Charter
Office Furniture
Store Room Acct
Garbage Cans, Labor & Fr t.
Carey Elastic Expan #ion Joints
Bond Trustees
Cash Advanced
Fernald Lawton Hospital
2nd Quarterly Payment
$glance Cash on Hand
140.o0
70.00
2.15
45.98
142.25
5.59
50.00
625.00
175.00
28.50
3.85
2,500.71
90.00
62.50
250.00
3.25
11.75
131.75
2.50
4o.47
36.Oo
-730-22
00.00
455.96
800.00
28.50
3.85
2,900.71
152.50
459.28
76.47
730.22
500.00
lo,419.33
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The Auditor & Clerk also presented a financial statement covering the first
eight months of the Fiscal year from Ootober 1,1922 to May 31, 1923, showing the finan-
offal condition of the City to be in excellent shape,,', Same was accepted and the Clerk
requested to make a number of typewritten copies for the use of the City Commission.
Petition from property owners on E. Third St. requesting the paving of E. Third St.
From Sanford Ave. to Cypress Ave. was read and filed for later consideration.
Communication from Hutton Engineering Co. Re: terms of contract, was read and
filed for reference.
The following bills were read, approved and the Auditor & Clerk authorized to
to draw checks to pay same :
#2558
City Petty Cash Acct.
Labor Pay Rolls June 1 & 9th
2559
City Petty Cash Acct.
Miscel Items as per Warrant
25560
Tampa Morning Trfbune
Boat Basin Adv.
2561
Florida Times Union
Boat Basin Adv.
2562
George A DeCottes
Expense'oonneotion New Charter
2563
Hilk Lumber Co.
Lumber etc.
2564
Herald Printing Co.
Printing Etc.
256
Mahoney Walker Co.
6 6M Ells
2566
Ball Hardware Co.
Miscel Items
2567
Jos. Craig
2nd Payment on Contract.
2568
Harper Illustrating Syndicate
Stationery
2569
Miracle Concrete Co.
Cement Blocks
2570
City of Orlando
Refilling St. Broom
2571
Hill Hardware Cc
Miscel Items
2572
F P Rines
Gas, Oil Etc.
257
Drank Akers Tire Co.
Gas, Oil Etc.
2574
Fred T Williams
Engineering
2575
Sanford Novelty Works
Materials for Jail
2576
Harley Davidson Repr. Shop
Repatts to Motorcycle
1,2 4.7j
218 .0
7.50
7.88
157.82
1673 :30
4.92
59.97
500.00
36.93
16.00
�3 :3i
72.43
28.00
X3.31
38.10
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Sanford Machine Co,
Reprs to Equipment
19.25
2578
Sou. Bell Tel. Co.
T elephone Service
25.10
2579
The Yowell Co.
Cloth
14.40
2580
Dr A Dolan
Treating Mule
11,25
2551
Roberts Grocery
Supplies
3.45
2552
Hill Implement Co.
Supplies
2.20
255
Carter Lumber Co.
Lumber & Nails
?:�}391
2584
Haynes & Ratliff
Stationery & Supplies
41.25
258
Wight Bros Co.
Oil & Gasoline
4.40
2551
Sou Utilities Co.
Lights Water & Gas, Bldgs.
28.02
2557
Union Pharmacy
Medicine
1.50
2558
Kannerts Dept. Store
Sheets
':11.10
2559
Battery & Elec. Service Station Reprs.
5.00
2590
George LeFevre
Car Shell
33.00
2591
Geo P Paxton
Painting Signs etc.
1
2592
Maule Ojus Rock Co.
Car Rock
4 3. 65
593
Holcomb Mfg Co.
Street Brooms
15.00
255994
Albert Hall
Care Animals Small tools
2.25
259
S F Brengle & Son
Moving Pavilion
245.00
2592
C D Reese Co Inc.
Caps, Badges Etc. Police-Dept.
15.12
2597
W H Hand & Son,
Reprs. to e4uipment, etc.
175.00
2595
Rochester Can Co.
Garbage-Cans
195.03
2899
Lowe Brother Co.
Traffic Zone Paint
8.85
2 00
2601
Sanford Feed & Supply Co.
Feed for animals
142.43
2602
Sou. Utilities Co.
Flush Tank, Water.
27.32
2603
Fred T Williams
Establishing Bulkhead Line
543.00
260
W B Williams, City Manager
Salary June 1 to 15th
150.00
L R Philips, City Cl rk
Salary June 1 to 15th
100.00
2605
Ellen Holt, Steno.
Salary June 1 to 15th
50.00
2606
2607
R G Williams, Chief Police
A H Beckwith,
Salary June 1 to 15th
57,50
2608
Police Officer
Salary June 1 to 15th
57.50
2609
S L Smart, Police Officer
G H
Salary June 1 to 15th
57.50
2610
Tomlinson,Police Officer
Salary June 1 to 15th
57 5 0
2611
E E Walker, Police Officer
Salary June 1 to 15th.
57.50
2612
F B Dyson, Police Officer
Salary June 1 to 15th
57.50
2613
G P Paxton, Fire Chief
Salary June 1 to 15th
87.50
B F Smith, Fireman
Salary June 1 to 15th.
0.00
2614
2615
Mack Cleveland, Fireman
James Moughton,
Salary June 1 to 15th
5.00
2616
San. Insp.
Salary June 1 to 15th.
50.00
2617
Willie King, San. Coll.
J M Whitcomb,
Salary June 1 to 15th
33.00
2618
Guard
Salary June 1 to 15th.
37,50
2619
Sanford Chamber Commerce
H C Haskins,
Appropriation for May
625.00
2620
Treas, Band
Appropriation for June
175.00
2621
Sou Util Co.
St. Lighting April & May 1923
1,941.0
City Petty Cash Acot.
Labor Pay Rolls Week June 15th
_ 795.80
The meeting then took recess until Tuesday June 19, at 11 A.M.
Attest:
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CtyCer.
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