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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-03-45~3~ ~ Council ~-inutes Pulaski, Va., April 3, 195 The Council of the Town of Pulaski met in regular session tonight at 7:3U P. ~. at the ~ayor~s office. PtcESEtvT 'There were present: mayor x. T. Eskridge, presiding; Lottie H. Rumor}, clerk; K. 4d. Gatewood, director of pub].~.c works, ~-. u. Pierce, chief of police, and Councilmen: 0. P. Jordan, Jr., T. F. Wirt, Howard H. Imboden, Vti. F. 1Nhite, F'. k. Seagle, I. R. Carper, w'. D. tiust and G. C. Hall. xbsent: None. i~IiVUTES The minutes of the reguls.r meeting held on larch 9, 1945, and the special meeting held on larch 16, 1945° were read and approved. BILLS & The regular bills and payrolls for the month of PxYHOLLS march were read, and on motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, were approved and ordered paid. Said bills are given at the conclusion of these minutes. i~UILDING The following building permits, coming within P~;tti~llT S the requirements of the ordinance, were granted: To E. ti. Everhart for brick and concrete addition of dry cleaning abstracter room to the Garland ~s. Rice property on the south side of 2nd 5t. lv. E. between Washington and Madison avenues, to cost X500.00; to Ni. G. Bane for cinderblock and concrete extension to brick building on the east side of Jefferson xve., N., between 2nd and 3rd Sts. N. W. to cost X500.00; to Chas. E. Fagg for addition, repairs and maintenance to frame building on the east side of B~adison %ve., N. E. between 2nd and 3rd streets, N. E. to:_cost X1,000.00 - the three abov permits granted, subject to Governmental approval. tilso~, To Harry ~. Ring for a cinder block garage and smoke house on the west side of magazine St., Cornor of magazine and:: Ridge Road, y. ~+. to cost ~100.u0; to Lee Jackson for frame storage house on the east side of Jackson Kve. 919 - Jackson Kve. S. E., Charles Hoge property, to cost! ~5u.u0. ~ .~ POLICE i~, C. Pierce submitted the police report for the '' REPORT month of ~flarch, which was read for the information of 3~e Council, and ordered filed. 638 Council Minutes cony d. Pulaski, Va. , April 3, 1945 PETITION A delegation appeared before the Council, presenting Pine St. a petition signed by residents and property owners in S . ti9 . Street the vicinity of Pine St., S. W., requesting the Council to lmprove- nents open Pine Street and put it in such a condition that it can be traveled by vehicles between First St., So. and martin Avenue. On motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed this petition was referred to the Street Committee for investigation and report. Pine St. Messrs. Philip Lurchet, F. Vi+. Farmer and Douglas S•W' 3~artin appeared before the Council, requesting that the Sewer line Exten- sanitary sewage/be extended to their properties on Pine St., request- ed' S. W., which matter was referred to the Water & Sewer Committee for investigation and deport. PETITION A petition was presented by residents on the South CLARK ST side of Peak Creek, in the vicinity of Clark St., 5. W., S.W. ~iA'I'ER requesting the Council to extend the water lines to that LINES fit' locality, and on motion of W. F. VYhite, seconded by I. R. Carper, and unanimously passed, this matter was referred to the Dater Committee with power to act. J.i~.S~ITS J. ~+. Smith, resident of Park Ave., near the South East Corporate line, appeared before tn.e Council requesting that his taxes be remitted. He was told that a final decision on the re-establishment of the South Corporate line had not been reached, .and the matter would be given consideration later. tt.i.BHUwtd "Veterans H• I• Brown, representing the Re-Employment Committee Information Center" of the Pulaski County Selective Service Board, appeared before the Council, presenting a plan for the establishment of a "Vsterana~ Information and Service Center" at an estimated cost of ~3,OOU.UO per year to operate a full-time office, and requesting the Council to bear one-third of• this expense, and stating that the County would be asked to pay two-thirds. After consideration, on motion of T. F. Wirt, seconded by r, a. Seagle, and unanimously passed, the Mayor was CO,~,~izTEE directed to appoint a committee to confer with the County Board of Supervisors. Whereupon, Councilmen 0. ~'. Jordan and W. F. White were appointed by the Mayor to work with 639 1 1 -, Council Minutes contd. the County in the matter. Pulaski, Va., April ~, 1945 PLTTIION Tn the matter of a petition presented by residents HOLLY ST & J~,Ch50N ~VE.of Holly Street and Jackson hve., requesting street Street Improve- improvements and water line extensions to this section, menu ~c Water it appeared that certain street work had been previously Line Ext. ~•~ authorized by the Council, to be done as soon as weather ROSES O~i~00D CEuaET ~;RY AT KPO RT CU~t,RiTT 1 EE CO1VTRtiCT tt. K. HUL'SOtV LETTERS C e e CuIVT 1tHCT and conditions permitted. The request for water line extensions was referred to the Water and Sewer Committee for investigation. ~.. C. Pierce reported that 100 rose bushes had been purchased and planted in Oakwood cemetery, as authorized at the Larch meeting of the Council. On motion of T. F.~~irt, seconded by I. R. Carper, and unanimously passed, the airport committee, composed of W. F. White, G. C. Hall and Howard R. Tmboden, acting with the Mayor, appointed at the October 1944 meeting of the Council, was continued as a permanent committee of the Council. On motion of W. F. ~+hite, seconded by T. F'. Y~irt, and unanimously passed, the contract between the Town and R. t~. Hudson, covering certain operations at the airport, was approved as executed, and made a part of these minutes. On further motion of ~'~. ~. White, seconded by of approval T. F'. Wirt, and unanimously passed, two letters/from the;; Departrr~ent of Cowmerce, Civil kerounautics tidministratior were made a part of the minutes. Said contracts and letters are as follows: TH15 tiG~tEF~-~:1VT made and entered into in duplicate this 8th day of march, 1945, by and between the Town of ;' ~~ Pulaski, Virginia, a municipal Corporation, party of the ~' first part, and R. s. Hudson of Pulaski, Virginia, party of the second part. (cont'd) 640 Contract R. K.hudson (contd.) Council Minutes cont d. Pulaski, Va., xpril 3, 1945 --WITH ESSETH-- That for the consideration and upon the terms and con- ditions hereinafter ruentioned, the said party of the first part doth hereby extend and grant unto the said party of the second part the right and privilege of conducting flying, at the airport known as Loving Field, near the Town of Pulaski, Virginia, beginning xpril 1, 1945, for student training and flying, as well as charter flying, with the privilege of buying and selling planes in connection therewith; and the said party of the second part agrees to pay to the said party of the first part a yearly rental of EIGHT HUiVllREli xNU T~~ENTY (~820.00;~, LLr':RS, payable quarterly in advance, and further agrees to maintain the field according to C. ~,. a. standards, and also pay to the said Town two(2~) cents per gallon on all gasoline and two (~¢) cents per gallon on all oil used in his own planes or sold to others, payment therefor to be monthly and by the 5th of each following month, and further agrees that when the volume of gasoline and oil exceeds six thousand (6,000) gallons in any month, an additional one-half (1/~w) cent per allon is to be paid the Town on all over six thousand 6,000) gallons, and further agrees to maintain sufficient personnel for the safe and efficient operation of the field, together with adequate flying equipment in connection therewith, rules and regulations for operation of the field to be those of the party of 3~e second part but not in conflict with C. A. A. regulations. It is further agreed that the said party of the second part shall keep the field open to all who desire to use it and cooperate with any local flyers and flying clubs, with special attention to returning veterans, together with a mutual understanding at all times to strictly abide by and adhere to any Town regulations and requirements in connection therewith; the books of the company covering its operation at the field to be open to inspection and examination by the Town at any and all times, and the said party of the second part shall further execute bond in the amount of X5,000.00 for faithful and efficient conduct in connection with the performance of this contract. bny schedule covering charges for any services of any character rendered on the field or any concessions granted for any purpose shall be the subject of mutual agreement between the parties hereto, to be entered into hereafter. It is further understood and agreed that the said party of the second part is not to have the right to sub- let or assign any rights granted hereunder without the consent of the said party of the first port, and furthermore carry adequate insurance to protect both himself and the Town from any personal or property damage in connection with said second party~s activities. It is further distinctly agreed and understood between the parties hereto that the privileges herein extended to the said party of the second part and all flying in connection with said field shall be subject to all rights and reservations whatsoever now existing or that may hereafter arise in connection with agreements and arrangements between the Town of Pulaski and the United States Government, and more particularly with reference to the civil Aeronautics administration branch thereof, and all privileges not herein granted to the said party of the second part are retained and reserved to the said party of .the first part. 1 1 (cont ~ d) 6~:1 Council minutes contd. Pulaski, Va., bpril 3, 1945 Contract It is further agreed between the parties hereto ti~.at R.~.Hudson the said party of the first part reserves the right, at its contd. option, to cancel this agreement at any time upon giving the said party of the secont part ninety (9U) days' written notice of its intention so to do, and likewise tl~e party of the second part is to have the privilege of cancelling this agreement at his option, at any time, upon giving the party of the first part Ninety(9U) days written notice of his intention so to do. In witness whereof, the said party of the first part, pursuant to authority of the Council of the Town of Pulaski, has caused its name to be signed by A. T. Eskridge, ~-ayor, attested by Lottie tt. Runion, Clerk, with its Corporate Seal attached; and the said party of the second part in proper person, this the 28th day of larch, 195. TOti'~i~ OF PULtiSKI, VIRGINIA By ~. T. Eskridge (Sienedl attest: Mayor R. a. Hudson (S~~~ned) (SLizL} Lottie n. Runion (aigned} Clerk (CURPO~TE aExi,) 4Yitness: B. C, Taylor lSi~ned) ~,. Vu. Gate~tood (Signed) LETTERS n DEPaRTi,~~;NT OF COI~riERCE " C• ~. ~. Civil aeronautics hdministrdtion 385 ~-adi son avenue New York 17, N. Y. January 23, 194!3 Letter #1 A. T. Eskridge, Mayor Town of Pulaski, Va. Pulaski, Va. Dear Mayor Eskridge: Yee wish to acknowledge receipt of your letter dated January 10, 1945 and enclosures forwarded therewith. it appears that the lease and supporting documents are in order, and steps have been taken to place them in line for approval. In accordance with your request, we are enclosing herewith two prints each of the following draw~.ngs: 1. 1-248, "Relocation Power Lines, Pulaski, Va. Intermediate Field". ; 2. 1-399, "Pulaski, Va. Intermediate Field, Ubstructionsf VYest end of the East/y~est Runway". 3. Sketch 12-2-34, "Pulaski, Va., Site 351, Type Ds, iV-4`u airway". ~. Unnumbered line skecth, "Site 35~,Type D Special, Pulaski, Va., iuashville-V~ahington airway". The above are the only drawings available to this office covering the Pulaski tiirport. (cone d) 6~2 Letter #2 Council Minutes contd. Pulaski, Va., April 3, 1945 This letter will constitue the granting of special per- mission to the Town of Pulaski for conducting operations for tine period beginning with April 1, 19x5 and ending June 30, 195. The field can be made available for any type of private or commercial flying that meets with your approval and which does not involve the installation of structures of storage of aircraft within the boundary marked and lighted landing area, and provided that you will assume the responsibilities of maintaining the landing area surface in proper condition for aircraft use. Any hangar or service structures intended for use in con- nection with flying operations are to be located at points approved by the Regional Manager and are to be obstruction lighted, if re:wired by the Regional Manager. Tn all cases, the aeronautical activity musd be conducted with properly certified aircraft and airmen, and in accordance with civil air regulations. ~-e trust that the jown of rulaski will continue its efforts in the interest of civil aviation and we wish to assure you that you will receive our fullest cooperation. Very truly yours, 0. P. E3arwood (Signed 0. P. Harwood Enclosures tegional tanager ~t DEPI~RTMEr~iT Uf+~ COiri~iERCE Civil Aeronautics xdr~inistration 385 Madison Avenue New York 17, N. Y. March c6, 1945 ti. T. Eskridge, Esquire Mayor Town of Pulaski Pulaski, Virginia Dear Mayor Eskridge: m This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of March 17, forwarding faor .arus~r~~<a contract xhich the Town of Pulaski proposes to enter into with i~r. I~. h. Rudson, granting hiu~ certain rights and privileges dt the Pulaski airport. Our review of the terms of the proposed contract indicates that it is entirely in line with the ter~-s outlined in our letter to you dated January 23, 1945, granting special permission to the Town of Pulaski for conducting operations for the period beginning april 1, 1945, and ending June 3u, 195. This office will therefore interpose no objection to your consummating such a contract. This office does not anticipate any need for copies of the contract. Very truly yours, 0. P. Harwood (5ignedj 0. P. Harwood Regional administrator Attachment n 1 1 1 ~cont~d) b~3 Council Minutes contd. Pulaski, Va., April 3, 1945 U1L Councilman T. F'. iNirt presented to the Council ~,i,LEY (Ration a request made by C. J. Leache of the Pulaski County Ratio Board Board, asking that the alley on the east side of the Offices) Ration Board office (123 - 2nd St. N. W.), extending southward from 2nd St. N. ~. be oiled, to protect the offices, several windows of which face on the alley, from dust. On motion of ~. F. White, seconded by ~. D. Aust and unanimously passed, this work was authorizedtb be done at once. SIUEu~E,LK ti request of Woodson Cummings and I~rs. Thomas V~'oodson Cummings ~e Spratt was brought before the Council by i~r. ~. W. Gatewood, L+-rs. 'T'hos. Hpratt for the installation of a sidewalk on the east side of Jef`.~ve.N. Jefferson i~ve., N., extending from the end of the present walk at the rear of i~irs. Lena ~. liix~s lot at corner of 6th Street, N. W. and Jefferson ~ivenue - to 7th St.,N.w~.- along the properties of ter. Cununings and ~-rs. Spratt. Un motion of 0. P. Jordan, seconded by T. F.GVirt and unanimously passed, the installation was authorized with the providion that the property owners pay one-half of the cost of construction, and with the understanding,- which was satisfactory to the property owners,- that the work would be done at such time as convenient for the town to do it. RBVTSiJN E. H. Kuehl, field consultant of the League of OF ORDTNxNC~ Virginia ~unitipalities, was present at the meeting, E . ti .Kuehl having spent the day working with the director of` public works and members of the ordinance committee, in revising the town ordinances. fir. Kuehl reported on what work had been done in this connection, and advised that ~he~e vas con- siderable work yet to be done, which would take some time ?to do, and that he would be glad to assist as far as he was able in the completion of the work. STREET Councilman T. H. Carper, chairman of the light LIGHTS Bowman committee, reported that two lights had been installed llrive on Bowman Urive - Pico 7.'errdce section as previously authorized by the Council. ': lcont'd) ~~ ~! ;~; 6~4 Council Minutes cont1d. Pulaski, Va,, April 3, 1y45 LIGHT , In the matter of a request for a light on Commerce WEST COi,~EtEHCE. Street, West, referred to the light committee at the ~Carch 9th meeting of the Council, fir. Carper reported that this was still pending for further investigation. Report on fir. A. V'J. Gatewood, director of public works, 6" Pipe Line First St. reported that the 6" pipe line, previously authorized S. E. Peirce by the Council to be installed on First St. S. E. from Ave. Watson Ave. to Peirce Ave, anti on Maple Ave. S. E. from a connection at Peirce five. to a connection at Spruce street, and along T'eirce Ave. from a connection at First St. to the south side of 4th Street, S. E., had been completed. Fire Hydrant dir. Gatewood reported that the fire hydrant at Valley ~c First St.SW. the corner of Valley St. and First St. S. W., which was previously authorized to be raised, had been raised in, accordance with the r~rshe$ of C. E. ~alyew, who made the request at a previous meeting of the Council. GftASS.LNG Tn the matter of grassing Calfee Field, fir. CALFEE FI~;LD Gatewood reported that this work had been started. He reported that he had had a conference with Dir. 61t. B. Allison of the County School Board and ter. F. J. Critter, County Superintendent of Schools regarding seeding the portion of Calfee Field which was not at present in grass, and that he had been assured by ter. Allison, spearing for the School Board, that if the town would have the field grassed that they would see that there was no football practice on the field this season, but with the understanding that any match games scheduled at home might be played at the field, by so locating the ball ground as not to interfere with the new grass. ~Ilr. Gatewood s~p3s'ed- that owing to rainy weather, the work had not been completed, but it ~uas expected it would be by.xpril 15th, the date recommended by T. B. Hutcheson, agronomist of Virginia ~riculture and Experimenting Station, Blacksburg, Virginia - as ~k a~ t 6 4 5 Council ~ainutes contd. Pulaski, Va., april 3, 1945 the date the seed should be in the ground for spring seeding. 1 iiti.D.bUST Councilman W. D. bust, chairman of the Public Or FEdS ~~VtiTIUN rroperties cominitee, reported that he had offered the FREE PLbYGROUNll Salvation briny, free of charge, the use of a 52 acre lot on the north side of 2nd ~t. between Franklin and Madison t~venues, ~. E., as a play ground in lieu of use of Calfee field. He stated that Captain D. 4~. Sedreh estimated that X750.00 would be needed for supervisors, and asked him tq firing the matter before the Council. No action was taken by the Council in the matter of °~~. appropriation. 1 r,.l)JOURN- There being no further business, the Council i~ENT adjourned at $:35 ~'. ~. tipproved~ &iayo bttest: Clerk of Council ti i~ist~ation Department 1 b. T. Eskridge, ~uayor - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ 175.00 b. C. Taylor, Treasurer - - - - - - - - - - -- x36.25 Lottie x. Runion Cler;~ - - - - - - - - - - ~ - 156.50 ~,. Yr. Gatewood, iree~or of Public 1~orks - -- 300.00 ti. ~. tiarm$n, Jr. (2 months)- - - - - - - - - 50.00 Maggi e Poindexter, Janitor - - - - - - - - -- 13.00 Walter Cockerham, ~''ireman - - - - - - - - - - 5.50 0. P. Jordan, Jr. ------------- - 5.U0 T. r. ~+irt---------------- -- 5.00 Howar d R. lmboden------------- - 5.00 ~. F. White---------------- - 5.00 .~'. ~. Seagle--------------- -- 5.00 1. K. Carper---------------- - 5.00 . ll. bus t - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 5.00 G. C. Rall---------------- -- 5.00 bppal achian Electric ~'ower Co. - - - - - _ __ 13.76 C, do P. Telephone Co. -------_-__ _, 1.75 J . ~1. Bo sang, Clerk - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 3.36 E. P. Whitman, Postmaster - - - - - - - - - - 1.00 Super intendent of Documents - - - - - - _ _ ___ _ 1.00 997~~12 (cont ~ d) 646 Council ""inutes contd. Pulaski, Va., april 3, 1945 ~+at~r Department H. C. Jackson, Supt. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ X15.00 F. B. Whits, Caretaker - - - - - - - -- 57.75 Lynchburg Foundry Co. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 147.26 Lynchburg Foundry Co. - - - - _ _ _ _ -- 73.54 Ha~ocaCorp. ------------ -- 93.25 Ha~ocaCorp. ------------ -- 3.09 Appalachian Electric Power Co. - - - - - 57.44 R. :K. Vaughn-__________ __ _ 50.00 Harrison-Hancock Hardware Co., lnc.- - - 40.94 Gemmell's Transfer- - - - - - _ _ _ _ __ 62.00 Wallace ~ Tiernan Co. - - - - - - - - -_ 10.95 Walter Umberger - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ 22.45 Pulaski Lumber Co., Inc. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 6,92 Pulaski Lumber Cd., Inc. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .75 The ~aathie~$on Alkali. °Vtiorks, Inc. - - - - 15.23 B. P. 1Nhitman ~'ostmaster - - - - - - L h L m ~`,~`~ -- 10.00 aug on u b~ o. - - - - - - - - - - - 7.95 ~'ulaski Printir~:g Co. - - - - - - _ _ __ 6.50 Yulaci Kardware Co., lnc. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2.50 martin-l#eamer Kardware Co., Inc._ _ _ -- 3.25 Freight"--------------- -- 2.45 The C. ac P. Telephone Co. ------ -_ 1.30 ~ 890.52 Street Departm~}t iNhiting Uil Co. - - - - - - - - - - - - - 85.75 V~hitingOilCo. ------------ ~ - 6.65 - - - _ _ - }r'y sor Motor Corp. - - - - - - 27.30 Superior-Sterling Co. - - - - - -- - - - 24.00 Rutherford Pontiac Co. - - - - - - - - - 2.75 Rutherford Pontiac Co. - _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ 13.49 Harrist~~i=~~#~t~+ricock Hardware Co., inc. - - - 17.18 Pulaski Printing Co. 16.75 Pulaski Veneer Corp. - - - - - - - - -- - 4.50 Pulaski Hardware Co., lnc. - - - - - -- - 2.25 Appalachian Electric Power Co. - - - - - 1.00 .Freight---------------- - 55 ' ~ 202.17 Pot ice Dey~artment ~-. C. Pierce, Chief - - - - - - - - - - - 225.00 L. S. Boothe, Lieut. - - - - - - - - - - 169.00 Earl Bou~.din, Sergeant - - - - - - - - - 169.00 Bruce Helton----------- -- --160.00 F. ~i. Ryan--------------- - 160..00 I. H. Sands, Besk Sergeant - - - - - -- - 160.00 C. U. Blankenship------------ - 160.00 Louie J. Roope - - - - - - - - - - - - - 160.00 Elizabeth H. Caves - - - - - - - - - - - 115.00 L. R. summers, Sheriff - - - - - - - - - 47.50 , jhe C. & P. Telephone Co. - - - - - - - - 13.65 Rutherford Pontiac Co. - - - - - - - -- - 5.00 Rutherford Pontiac Co. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3.90 ih. xndrewSmith-----------_ 5.00 Fi r Debar .mPnt x.1,553.02 i~. H. Wygal, Chief - - - - - - - - - - - 115.50 Pulaski Fireman Bdnd Coimiittee(~iarch) - - 60.00 appalachian ~;lectric Power Co. - - _ - - 6.04 Pulaski Hardware Co., Inc. - - - - - - - 1.42 J. •1. r~ilkerson ----------- - 2.00 C . K . King - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 53.68 - 238.59 L a,~tAn Appalachian Electric over Co. - - - - - 528,E ,~ 528.42 ~cont~d) ~! `, ;647 Council Minutes contd. Pulaski, VS., April 3, 19x5 Oak,~Qd Cemetery Garnett Meredith - - - - - - - - - - - - -~P 73.50 Hedge Lawn~ursery----------- - 75.00 C. L. Dent--------------- - 7.50 Express---------------- -- .6 _ 156.68 ': Old Poorer House Building Appalachian Electric Power Co. - - - - - .;~~ ,,,, ~ .3;c Parks SherrittFlag Co.------------ 1~,~,y~, ~* ~ 19.12 Cs$ital Fund Assets l,Strg~.: ~~~~~ Southern Machinery & Supply Co. - - - - - 749.,~~ _ ,,, ~ 749.27 Bonds 5 -Street Improvement bonds ~ ~50U.Ofl each dated Feb. 1, 1915 X27-61-68-89-98 _2~90.QQ w r-- j ~e ~p2, 500.00 S. tg~c 5 -Interest +coupons ~ X12.50 each Street Improvement Bonds, dated Feb. 1,1915 ~,~~ ,~~, ~D 62.50 PAY~20LLS Labor pa~rrolls week ending March 16 - - er n n - ~ 282.50 n ;~3 - - - 280.50 ~ ~ n „ i1 a~ - - - .~i~a.i?f? 8tre~et °De i~uent ~ 735.50 nar Labor payroll week ending March 16 - - - ,+ ~ - 260.19 ~, ,~ .. 23 - - - - 201.25 u ~' ~' " ~' 30 - - - 293.69 ~„ Healtl D t t ~ 755.13 ~„ eDar men Labor payroll week ending March 16 - - - - 1~t5.00 n n u ~, a 23 - - - - 132.50 ~' ~L7.50 F re DgpM~~ent Payroll for month ending Parch 31, for ; responding to alarms - - - - - - - - - -- 53.00 ' Payroll for month ending March 31, for attendance at meetings and schools - - -- 15.00 ~' 68.00 ~C~'tTU. eTIO~i Administration Department - - - - - - -~ 997.12 Water Department - - - - - - - - - - -- 890.52 Street Department - - - - - - - - - - - 202.17 Police Department - - - - - - - - - - -1,553.02 ~i Fire Department - - - - - - - - - - - - 238.58 Oakwood Cemetery - - - - - - - - - - -- 156.68 Light Department - - - - - - - - - - -- 528.42 Old Power House Building - - - - - - -- 32 - Parks----- ----------- ].9.12 Capital Fund Assets Street Signs) - -- 79.27 Bonds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---.~;, 500.00 Interest---------------- 6~.5U ~v 7,897.73 Payrolls: Water Department - - - - - - - - _ - - 735.50 Str®et Department - - - - - - - - - -- 755.13 Health Department - - - - - - - - - -- 417.50 Fire Department - - - - - - - - - - -- 68.00 ~ 9, 875.86 ~{ , ~.