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022325NI .............. x t� MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COMMISSIOV, MONDAY FEBRUARY 23, 1925 at 2:30 P.M Present: Commissioner vorrest Lake ( Mayor) C J Marshal; W B Williams, City Manager George A DeCottes, City Attorney; City Engineer Fred T Williams. Absent: Commissioner 8 0 Chase. Minutes of last regular and special meetings read and approved. Communications from H Wight Re: paving Fourteenth Street read and the City Engineer was instructed to proceed with preliminary work for paving said Street from Magnolia Ave. to Oak Ave.; Also Sixth street, west from Laurel Ave to Pecan Ave. Holly and Maple Avenues from Fifth to Sixth Street; and Eleventh St. from French Ave. to Holly Ave.; all to be asphalt pavement 24 feet in width, Communication from City Planning Commission Rer A CL Ry. Co. removing track on North Myrtle Ave. sto. was referred to City Attorney for action. Communication from City Planning Commission Rat "J 0 Packard Plat "for Colored Subdivision read and filed. Communication from S 0 Chase Res A C L Crossings being flagged read, and the Clerk was instructed to write Supt. T L Dumas, and request him to meet with the City Commission at the next Regular meeting for the purpose of taking up this matter. Communication read from SanLanta Investment Co. Re: paving certain streets and the matter was referred to the City Engineer and a copy of Communication furnished him by Clerk. -Communication read from Chamber of Commerce Re: A C L R.R. crossing at Ice Plant and filed, and the Clerk instructed to write the Chamber of Commerce. The City Engineer was instructedto proceed with plans for additional Paving adjacent to Athletic ribld on Mellonville Ave. and Celery Ave. for parking of cars. The City Engineer reported that the Hutton Engineering & Contracting Co. have completed their work on contracts #1,2 and 3 on Street paving and same was accepted and approved. Commissioner C J Marshall intorduced Resolution #192, entitled: " A Resolution providing for the' paving, re- paving , hard surfacing and re- hardsurfacing Of Mellonville Ave. from Pace Lane North to the north Line of Mayfair, a width of 24 ft. and moved that same be adopted. Thereupon said resolution was read in fill. Upon the reading of said reso- lution the question was put upon the adoption of same. Those voting in favor of the Passage and adoption of said resolution were: Commissioners Forrest Lake and C J Marshall S 0 Chase , Absent) Those voting against the passage and adoption of said Resolution Were Commissioners: None. Thereupon the Chairman of the City Commission announced that the City Com -= mission of the City of Sanford, Florida had unanimously passed and adopted that certain resolution #192 entitled.: "A Resolution providing for the paving, re- paving, hard surfacing and re -hard surfacing of Mellonville Ave. from Pace Lane north to the north line of Mayfair, a width of 24 ft." IF ■ l7�Jtl Commissioner C J Marshall inter duced Resolution #193, entitled: "A Resoluuion providing for the paving, re- paving , hard surfacing and re -hard surfacing of First Street from Sanford Avenue east to San Carlos Ave. a width of 52 feet-" and moved that same be adopted. Thereupon said resolution was read in fall. Upon the .reading of said resolution the question was put upon the adoption of same. Those voting in favor of the passage and adoption of said resolution were® Commissioner Forrest Lake and C J Marshall. Those voting against the passage and adoption of said resolution were: Commissioners Ncne Thereupon the Chairman of the City Commission annourn ad that the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida had unanimously passed and adopted that certain reso- lution entitled: " A Resolution providing for the paving, re- paving, hard surfacing and re -hard surfac of First Street from Sanford Ave. east to San Carolos Ave. a width of 52 .feet." Commissioner C J Marshall,then introduced Resolution #194, entitled: , "A Resolution providing for the paving, re- paving, hard surfacing and re -hard surfacing of First Street from San Carlos Ave east to Mellonville Ave. a width Of 32 feet." and moved that same be adopted. Thereupon said resolution was read in fall. Upon the reading of said resolution the question was put upon the adoption of same. Those voting in favor of the passage and adoption of said resolution were; Commissioners Forrest Lake and C J Marshall. Those voting against the passage and adoption of said resolution were: Commissioners None. Thereupon the Chairman of the City Commission announced that the City Commissio of the-City of Sanford, had unanimously passed and adopted that certain resolution Number 194, entitled: "A Resolution providing for the paving, re- paving , hard surfacing and re -hard surfacing Of First Street from San Carlos Ave. east to Mellonville Ave., a width of 32 feet. The Clerk was authorised to cancel Personal Taxes for 1924 assessed against Carrie Bennett , amount $4.50. It appearing that she did not have this property in the City for said year. On motion duly seconded and passed,the Sanford Herald was designated as the newspaper in whioh the Tax Roll shall be published for 19 �5• The construction of the asphalt pavement on,, the following streets having been completed and duly inspected by the Commission, and the City Engineer having made his reports that the improvement of said portions of the following streets had been made in strict conformity with plans and specifications therefor on file in the office of the City Clerk, and the final estimates having been prepared and submitted by the Assessor, showing the actual cost of said pavements, chargeable to all property abutting upon said portions of the following streets: Eighth Street - From Sanford Avenue to French Avenue Franklin St. - From Sanford Ave. to Park Ave. Highland St.. From Park Ave. to French Ave. Sanford Ave. - From Geneva Ave to Franklin.Street. Commercial St. -From Palmetto Ave. to Park Ave. �� tt�nalLg:�:aa�d�ep�.tsdt�tr -;thy' �i�t�! �►��teit�� +�+ir��t Nisa� �aass�s�en�j.�t�1�+ye ti�b�#�, d C7J� aae�3 .��ib"nt�k,�- ��A�k�tih�e4 c4rabl�e'. to` s'1"1- p'abi:t'iig vrpif "a�re='ias' `ppiioved° and: +con ;fig$, and th''Cls'k was'"1r"d� and directed to publish a notice to all property owners owning property on said portions of the above and foregoing streets and avenues stating that the assessments had been finally accepted, and these assessments against abutting pr on said portions of : Eighth St. From Sanford Ave. to French Ave. Franklin Street from Sanford Ave. to Park Ave. Highland St. from Park Ave. to French Ave. Sanford Ave. from Geneva St to Franklin St. and Commercial St. from Palmetto Ave. to Park Ave. were payable in full without interest up to MARCH 1, 1925, and from and after said date said special assessments would be payable only as follows: Eighth St. from Sanford Ave. to French Ave., in 15 LoqU&l annual installments with int- erest ® ft per anmum on all deferred paym ts. Franklin St. from Sanford to Park Ave. N • a a x a Highland St. from Park to French Ave. a n « a x Sanford Ave. from Geneva. St to Franklin St. a a a a n • Commercial St. from Palmetto Ave to Park Ave. in 10 equal annual installments with in crest A 8% per annum on all deferred pa The construction of the asphalt pavement on the following Streets and Avenues having been completed and duly inspected by the Commission, and the City Engineer havin made his report$ that the improvement of said portions of the following streets and avenues had been made in strict conformity with the plans and specifications therefor on file in the office of the City Clerk. and final estir. too having been prepared and submitted by the assessor, showing the actual cost of said pavements chargeable to all property abutting upon said portions of the following streets and avenues: Commercial Street - From Palmetto Ave. to Sanford Ave. Highland St. - From Sanford Ave. to Park Ave. Hughey St. From Sanford Ave. to Park Ave. Park Ave. x .,rt From Tenth St. to Hughey St. Seminole Boulevard From:Sanfor d Ave. to Palmetto Ave. Sanford Ave. from Commercial St. to Lake Monroe and Sanford Ave. From Commercial St. to -tYrst Street, and the completed pavements of said streets and avenues was finally accepted by the City Commission, and the final assessment rolls as submitted by the Assessor covering said pavements, showing the actual cost of said pavements chargeable to all property abutting upon slid streets was approved and confirmed, and the Clerk was ordered and directed to publish a notice to all property owners owning property on said portions o the above and foregoing streets and avenues stating that the assessments had been fin- ally accepted, and these assessments against abutting property on said portions of the following streets and avenues: RR to. 8.:i 1 Commercial Street From Palmetto Ave. to Sanford Ave. Highland St. from Sanford Ave. to Park Ave. Hughey St. from Sanford Ave. to Park Ave. Park Ave.,from-Tenth St. to Hughey St. Seminole Boulevard from Sanford Ave. to Palmetto Ave. Sanford Ave. from Commercial St. to Lake Monroe and Sanford Ave. from Commercial St. to First St. were payable in full without interest up to MARCH 15, 1925s and from and after said date said special assessments would be payable only in 15 equal annual installments, with the exception of Hughey St. from Sanford Ave to Park Ave, which is payable in 10 equal annual installments, with interest ® 8% per annum on all deferred payments. The following warrants were read and the Clerk authorized to draw checks in payment of same: #5064 W B Williams, City Manager Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 175,00 506 G A DeCottes, City Atty. Salary Feb 1 to 28th 75.00 5066 5067 W E White,Municipal Judge L RPhilips, Salary Feb. 1 to 28th. 100.00 5068 Clk. Mun. Ct. R G Williams, Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 25-00 5069 Chief of Police A H Beckwith, Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 10.00 Mbtoroycle Officers alary Feb 15 to-28th. 70.00 5070 F B Dyso ;, Police Officer Salary Feb.15 to 28th. 65.00 5071 J B Green, Police Officer Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 662.00 5072 AF Huff, Police Officer Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. .50 5074 G -H Tomlinsost, Police Offioer Salary Feb 15 to 28th. 62.50 Orion Hall, Police Officer Salary lob. 15 to 28th. 62.50 5075 John Gresson, Police Officer Salary Feb 1 5 to 28th. 0 5076 Guy V Phillips, Police Officer Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 57.50 5077 A RHarshall, Desk Officer Salary Feb 15 to 28th. 50.00 5078 G P Paxton, Fire Chief Salary Feb 15 to 28th. 87,50 5079 B F Smith, Fireman Salary Feb :5 to 28th 55.00 5080 Mack Cleveland, Fireman Salary Neb 15 to 28th. 50.00 5081 Robert Williamson, Fireman Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 50.00 5082 Tom Vernon, Fireman Salary Feb. 1 to 28th. 10.00 5083 George Whitcomb, Guard Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 37.50 5094 Joe Scott, St. Sweeper Operator Salary Feb.. 15 to 20th. 55.00 5085 Dane Jensen, Golf Supt. Salary Feb 15 to 28th. 75.00 5086 5087 L L Voorhees Asst. Golf Supt. B F Smith, Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 50.00 Janitor Salary Feb. l to 28th. 10.00 5085 James Moughton, San. Inspector Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 67.50 5089 Jesse Hamilton, Food Inspector Salary Feb 15 to 28th. 75.00 5090 Willie King, Night Soil Man Salary Feb 15 to 28th. 40.00 5091-W T Langley, City Physician Salary Feb. 1 to 28th. 40.00 5092 Sanford Chamber of Commerce Appropriation Feb. 15 to 28th. 553.33 5093 G P Paxton, Inspector Elea & Plumb. Salary Feb. 1 to 28th. 50 00 + Ellen Hoy, Tax Collector 8 Steno. Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 5750 509095 L R Philips, City Clerk. Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 112.50 b Marion T Philips, Office Aset. Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 50.00 5097 N T Ccobb, Book- keeper Gas & Water Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 125.00 5098 W F Ravenel, Water Supt. Salary Rob. 15 to 28th. 87,50 5099 J W Ramsey, Gas Supt. Salary lob. 15 to 28th. 75.00 5100 C A Reed Water Fhgineer Salary Feb 15 to 28th. 40.00 5101 W H Beatty, Gas Maker Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 75-00 5102 D S E Starr, Water & Gas Meters Salary Feb. 15 to 28th. 75.00 5103 J T Hardy; Water a Gas man Salary Feb 15 to 28th. 70.00 5104 E SMoCall, Book- keeper W.& Gas. Salary Feb. 15 to 25th. 50.00 5105 5106 Velma Wilkey, Steno. Gas & Water City Sanford Salary Feb 15 to 28th. 30.00 Petty Cash. 5107 City Utilities Petty Cash. Pay Rolls Feb. 20th. Miseel Items. 707.40 72. 4 3 5108 J J Purdon, Agt. Freight on Coke. 136.28 $ 40256. 94 There being no further business the meeting adjourned. Attest: M VIT'y UIOM, M REGULAR MEETING OF THE, CITY COMKSSIOV, MONDAY , MARCH 9,1925 AT 2:30 P,M, Present: Commissioners Forrest Lake.Mayor, C. J.,Marshall. and S. 0. Chase, City ManagerW W. p, Williams, City Attorney, Goo. A. DeCottes, City Engineer, Fred T. Williams. Minutes of last regular meeting read and,approved. City Engineer presented the following Plats which were approved by the City Commission and ordered recorded in City Plat Book: "Bel - Air *,NSpurl ngs Sub - division of Block 15tof Chapman d Tuckers Addition to Sanford *, *Sanford Grove* - outside Cityl 11mite, "Franklin Terrace" outside City Limits. Reports of Cleric and City Manager for month of February read and approved. Mr. T. L. Dumas, Supt. A. C. L. Ry. Co., came before the Commission and a! due discussion Re: First Street Crossing, Mr. Dumas requested the City to have the City Attorney write him.a letter stating the City's position and requirements and .that he would then take the matter up with his Oompany.. As to the Thirteenth Street ,Crossing to Goldsboro, air. Duets agreed to have all trains and engines oome to full .stop before Crossing said Street and have flag precede each train or engine over the Crossing, requesting that the City Clerk writs him a letter to that effect. Oommunioation from Fire Chief, G. P. Paxton, re purchase of a oar for his Department use and re salary of Maok Cleveland read and action deferred. The hour having arrived F opening bids on the construction of City Jail %di#* appearing that the Specifications as advertised had been in a restri4lAteffraL it was ordered that all bids be returned unopened and that the City Manager re- adver- time for bids without such restriction. At the request of the Library Board, Mr. J. G. Sharon, was appointed to fill vacancy on said Board, The following Sidewalk resolutions were duly $x9dWaed by Commissioner Resolutions #195- A,195- B,195 -0, 195-D- and 195 -E requiring the construction of sidewalks along the.north side of Evans Street adjacent to Lots 17,18,19,20 and 21 Sanford Heights, and Resolutions #195 -F requiring the construction of sidewalk along the north Stde of Tenth St. adjacent to Lot 10, Blk 11 Tr. 4, and #195 -G, 195 -M and #195 -I adjacent to E 1/2 of Lot 1 Blk 12 Tr. 4, W 1/2. of Lot 1 Blk 12 Tr. :4 and lot 6 Blk 12 Tr. 4 , and-said resolutions were read in full. Thereupon tbs:dueetlon was put upon the adoption of said resolutions. Those voting in favor of the adoption of said resolutions Were: Commissioner Forrest Lake S 0 Chase and C J Marshall. bone. Those voting against the adoption of said resolutions were Commissioners Thereupom the Chairman-of the Commission announoed that the City Com- mission bad passed and adopted the Above mentioned resolutions. Commissioner S. 0. Chase Introduced Resolution #196, entitled: *A Resolution providing for the paving, re- paving, hard surfacing and re -hard our- facing of Mellonville Avenue from Fourth Street South to Tenth Street extended East, �,: a aLL 899 A width of 24 feet.• and moved that same be adopted." Thereupon said resolution was read in full. Upon the reading of said resolutioj the question was put upon the adoption of same. Those voting in favor of the passage and i adoption of said resolution were: Commissioners Forrest Lake, C. J. Marshall and S. 0. Chase. Those voting against the passage and adoption of said Resolution were Commissioners: None. Thereupon the Chair&n of the City Commission announced that the City Commiss Of the City of Sanford, Florida had unanimously passed and adopted that certain resolu- tion #196, entitled: *A Resolution providing for the-paving, re- paving, hard surfacing and re -hard surfacing of Mellonville Avenue from Fourth Street South to Tenth Street extended East, a width of 24 feet.* Commissioner S. 0. Chase introduced Resolution #197, entitled: *A Resolution providing for the paving, re- paving, hard surfacing and re -hard surfacing of Mellonville Avenue from Tenth Street extended East, South to Celery Avenue, a width of 46 feet.* and moved that same be adopted. Thereupon said resolution was read in full. Upon the reading of said resolu- tiontth# question was put upon the adoptio4 of same. Those voting in favor of the pas- sage and adoption of said resolution were: Co=*esioners Forrest Lake, C. g. Marshall and S. 0. Chase. Those voting against the passage and adoption of said resolution were: Commissioners None. Thereupon the'Chairman of the City Commission announced that the City Com- mission of the City of Sanford, Florida had unanimously passed end adopted that certain resolution,entitled: *A Resolution providing for the paving, re- paving, hard surfacing and re -hard surfacing of Mellonville Avenue from Tenth Street extended East, South to Celery Avenue, a width of n46 feet.* Commissioner S. 0. Chase introduced Ordinance #92, entitled: * AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY OF SANFORDP FLORIDA, TO ANNEX CERT. TERRITORY TO THE PRESENT CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF SANFORD' FLORIDA.* and moved that safiie be placed upon its first reading and read in full. Said motion pre- vailed by unanimous vote of the City Commission. Thereupon, said ordinance was placed ujon its first reading and read in lull. Thereupon, Commissioner S. 0. Chase moved tha the rules be waived and said ordinance be placed upon i *s second reading and final pas*mge,.whioh motion was duly seconded. The question was then put upon a waiver of the rules and the Roll was called upon a waiver of the rules. Those voting'in favor of the waiver of the rules were: Commissioners Forrest Lake, S. d, Chase and "C. J. Marshall. Those voting against the waiver of the rules were Commissioners: None. thereupon, the question recurred upon the motion to place said ordinance upon its seconi reading and final passage, which motion prevailed by the unanimous vote of the,City Commission:iThereupon, said ordinance was placed upon its second reading and read again in full..Up n the reading of said ordinance the roll'was call upon the question of the I 900 adoption of said ordinance. Those voting in favor of the final passage and adoption of said Ordinance were: Commissioners Forrest Lake, S. 0. Chase and C. J. Marshall. Thereupon .the Chairman of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, announc by unanimous vote had passed and adopted that certain ordinance entitled: " AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY OF SANFORDj FLORIDA, TO ANNEX CERTA TERRITORY TO THE PRESENT CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA.N The Commission then proceeded as an Equalizing Board to hear complaints or objections as to the proposed paving of the following Streets in the City of Sanford, Florida: Martin Street From Sanford Ave to Palmetto Ave. Martin Street From Palmetto Ave to Park Ave. Olive Avenue From Tenth St. to Goldsboro St. (widening). Oak Avenue From Highland St. to Hughey St. Tenth Street From Pecan Ave to Mulberry St. (Widening) There being no complaints filed as to the paving of above streets same war declared equalized and confArmed. The City Clerk was authorized to cancel Personal Taxes 1924 assessed &gains L M. Tmploz -see -fie, same appearing to be a double assessment. The City Manager was instructed to have the following Street Lights placed: One at the intersection of Elm Avenue and Evans Street, one at the intersection of Magnolia Avenue and Fifteenth Street, and one at the intersection of Elm Avenue and and Cex„tral Street. The City Engineer was instructed to proceed with preliminary steps for widening Second Street from Sanford Avenue to Oak Avenue. Mr. A. P. Connelly being present the Commission inttrdoted the City Attorney to prepare papers for the purchase from the Meisch Realty Company of the following described Lots, viz: Lot 1 Block 1 and Lots 1 -2 -3 Block Y, also part of Block 6 Tier 12; E. R. Trafford's Map, Sanford, Florida. On motion duly seconded and passed the City Clark was authorized to cancel Personal Taxed 1924 on the Shirley Apartments vahued $1000.00 - Taxes 018600, same appearing to be a double assessment. The following bills were read, approved and the Clerk authorized to UAw checks in payment of same: #5109 city'of Sanford Petty Cash A/C Pay Rolls,Feb.27th, 685.60 5110 W, B: Williams, City Manager salary March let to 15th. 175.00 5111 L. R, Philips,Clerk Municipal Court Salary March lot to 15th. 25.00 5112 RG. Williams,Chief of,Police Salary March lot to 15th. 100.00 5113 Al' H, Beokwith,Motoroycle Officer Salary March lot to 15th. 0.00 5114 F. B. Dyson, Patrolman Salary March let to to 15th. 15hh. 00 65.00 5115 J. B. Green, Patrolman Salary March let 62.50 511b A. F. Buff, Patrolman Salary March let to 15th. 15117 G. H. Tomlinson, Patrolman Salary March let to to 15th. 15th. 62.50 62.50 5118 Orion Hall, Patrolman Salary March let to 15th. 62.50 i19- Guy V.'Phillips, Patrolman Salary March lot 120 John'J. Gresson,-Patrolman Salary March lot to 15th. 57.5500 , 5121 A. R. Marshall, Desk Officer Salary March lot to 15th. . #1122 S. L. Smart, Desk Officer Salary March Uh to 15th. .05 G. P: Paxton, Fire Chief Salary March lot to 15th. 87.50 _5123 512 B. F. Smith, Fireman #1 Salary March lot to 15th. 55.00 512 Mack Cleveland, Fireman #2 Salary March let to 15th. 50.00 5122 Robert Williamson, Fireman #3 Salary March let to 15th. .50.00 5127,George Whitcomb, Guard Salary March lot to 15th. 37.50 5128 Joe Scott, Street Sweeper Salary March let to 15th. 55.00 5129 Daae'Jensen, Golf Supt. Salary March lot to 15th. 75.00 53.30 L. L. Voorhees, Asst.Golf Supt. Salary March lot to 15th.- 50.00 901 #5131 James Moughton, Sanitary Inspector Salary March lot to 15th. 67-50 5132 Jesse H. Hamilton, Food Inspector Salary March lot to 15th. 75.00 513 Millie King, Sanitary Collector (Night Soil) Salary March lot to- 151. 40.00 4 Sanford Chamber of Commerce Appropriation March lot to 1515193.33 513 Ellen Hoy, Stenographer & Tax Collector Wary March let to 15th. - 97.50 5131 Marion T. Philips, Office Assistant Salary March lot to 15th. 50.00 5137 L. R! Phillpe Clerk & Auditor Salary, March lot to 15th.. 112. •5139 Mrs. B. F. Whitner,Secretary(Library) Approoiation March lot to 318t. 250.00 5139 N. T. Cobb, Water & Gas Bookkeeper Salary.Maroh lot to 15th.. 125.00 51 0 5141 W. F. Ravenel, hater Supt. J. W. Salary March 1st to 15th. 97.50 5142 Ramsey, Gas Supt. C A Reed, Water Engineer Salary March 1st to 15th. Salary March 1 to 15th.. 405.00 514 51 W H Beatty, Gas Maker D E Salary March l to 15th. .00 75.00 .514 S Starr, Water & Gas Man J T Hardy, Water & Gas Man_ Salary March 1 to 15th.. Salary 75.04 March 1 to 15th. 3�+• 75 .5146 5147 Seminole County Bank E S McCall, Aoot J T Hardy Salary 35.25 5149 Clerk Water & Gas Wks. Velma Sa'la'ry March 1 to 15th. 50.00 5149 Wilkey C1k. Water & Gas. H C DuBose, Salary March 1 to 15th. 30.00 Treaa, Sam Co.Welfare Bd. Appropriatiom Maroh 50.00 5150 H J Clause, Water Tickets .00 5151 Stromberg Carlson Tel. Mfg Co. Telephone Equipment .25 5152 Seminole, Hudson Essex Co. Repairs to Car. 9.60 5153 The DeTeotive Supplies for Police Dept. 21.43 5154 Edward Higgins Ford Car 266,5 5155 5151 Investment Securities Co. Wight Bros Payment on Chief Police Car. 97.00 5157 Co. U 8 Rubber Co. Repairs to Cars. Supplies 9.6 5158 The Larkin Mfg.Co. Supplier 2.14 31.61 51 51f F. P. Rinse Seminole Furninture Co. Supplies Blankets etc.Polics Dept. 3.20 21.00 5161 5162 M Block Seminole Feed Co. Shoes etc for prisoners Feed for animals 13.50 159.34 5163 Cates Crate Co. Feed for animals 16.75 516 Seminole motor Shop W H Wight Repairs to Equipment 27.10 5 5167 Sanford Sign Shop Austin Western Road Mfg. Sidewalk Construction Signs 17-20 5168 Co. Lowe Brothers Co. Repairs to sweeper 34 0 5169 Hill Lbr. Co. St. Marking paint. Cement, etc. 21.50 30.19 5170 5171 W H Hand & Son Sanford Feed & Supply Cc Repairs to Equipment Feed for animals 31.3 120.94 5172 5173 Yowell Company Smith Bros Co. Furniture etc golf Acct. 276.35 5174 Gulf Refining Co. Furniture etc. Golf Gas & Oil for golf 49.00 2. 517 5170 Chase & Co. Fred T Williams Fertiliser for golf Engineering 3 00 12 �. 5177 5179 Laney's Drug Store The World Mfg. Co. Drugs & Supplies .50 9.15 5179 Frederick Disinfectant Co. Disinfectant Disinfectant 44.80 42.�pp 5190 5181 Southern Utilities Co., City Utilities Department Lights & Power etc. Water Supply etc. 1'236-74 2 5192 5183 Haynes & Ratliff Coleman's Gift & Staty.Shop Printing Supplies S�cpplies 2 237-05 5184 5185 American Co., The Cameron & Rarkley Co., Sanitary Buckets Elastits 2.20 39.00 6.00 518 5187 Hill Lumber Co., Miss Mary Landgraf Lumber eto. Screening Hospital 49.60 2,00 5188 Fernald- Laughton Mem.Hospital Services 16.10 5189 5190 Hampden C. DuBoss Cancelled Insuranoe(Fire Dept.) 70.00 5191 5192 Burroughs Adding Machine Co., The Taxis Company Payment on Machines 101.37 5194 P. A: Moro Gas & Oil for Feb, Re airs to Car 326.02 6.45 519 E. S. Rockey Hill Hardware Co., Repairs Supplies Su 2. 1 7- 5191 5197 Roberts ts Grocery L. B. Hodgins Su supplies 5199 Sanford Novelty Works Sanitary Buckets Supplies 40.00 5,45 5199 Robbins Publishing Co., Directory 5200 Ball Hardware Co., Supplies 80,5 5201 Western Union Telegraph Co., Communications 4, 0 5202 Seminole Steam Laundry Laundry 5203 Albert Hall Care Animals 4� 14 00 p 5204 5205 W. J Thigpen & Co., The ianford Herald Insurance (Fire Engine) Legal mlldvertising 97.00 1T.33 5201 A. P. Connelly & Sona Bond Premiums eto. 177.95 5207 Southern Bell Telephone Co., Communications 74.99 5208 Cancelled 5209 Cain- O'Berry Boiler Co., Brass Stop Cooks 19.03 5210. Cancelled 5211 South Florida Foundry & Machine Works Meter Boxes 27-00 7 5212 Columbian Iron Works Cast Iron Borrings 5.36 5213 Standard 011 Co., Gas & 011 for Utilities 318.06 521 Gulf Refining Co., 5215 -5216 -5217 Cancelled Gas & Oil for Utilities 12.40 5218 Hill Laundry Co., Lime & Soda 10-35 5219- 5220 - 5221 -5222 -5223 Cancelled 902 5224 Hammond -Byrd Iron Co., 3225 Regond -Byrd Iron Co. , 5226 Cancelled .5227 Melton Electric Co., .5228 Lie -erotu .5229 814ogdddbi Es Pt'L v y C zlj 5230 :City Utl3tiss Petty Cash Account 5231 J. J. Purdon,Agent A.C.L.R.R.Co., _5232 City of Sanford Petty Cash Account .5233 Sanford Machine Co., 5234 G, p,. pa=ton 523 Dosseq, Roxard A Kelly 5232 J. J. "Purdon, Agent A. C.L..R.R. Co. , -5237 J. We Ramsey, Supt. teas Plant 5238 J. J. Purdon, Agent A.C.L.R.R.Co., Coke 134*44 Coke 133. 5 Elso.Aork Golf Park 43.88 Pipe & Fittings )4,3> 2teeslremeBaskit ems 34198, Miscellaneous Otems 194.96 Freight on Oil 71.35 Miscellaneous Itsms 820.02 Repairs for Athkbtic Field 6.36 Phone Equipt. etc. 13.00 Bleachers Athletic Field 1,497.28 Freight on Oil 75.75 Salary March 15th to 319t. 75. Freight on Coke 123.91 $ 12, 718.57 There being no further business the meeting adjourned. Attest: yor ty er . 1 -