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Home My WebLink About08-09-45~; ~`~5 Council minutes contd. Pulaski, Va., July 3, 1945 interest contd. 7 -Interest coupons ~ X25.00 each Street jmprove~nent Bond, dated June 1, 1927------ ----- i~175.00 58 -Interest coupons ~ X25.00 each Street Improvement Bonds, dated June 1, 1927------ ----- 1450.00 2t~ -Interest coupons `~ ~P25.00 each Sanitary Sewer Extension Bond, dated June 1, 1927- - - - - -- - 70Q,4,{ L iD2500. UO PAYROLLS i~dater Dena mend Labor payroll week ending une 8 - - -X248.00 it n n rr June 15- - - 253.00 " June 22- - - 188.00 " x 't " June 29- - -_ _214.00 903.00 Spree De pa~_tment , Labor payroll week ending June 8 - ~ 62.50 " " " " June 15-- 164.69 " " " June 22 - - 200.75 ~v 427.94 Street Department HQI,Ly 5t. & Jackson. ~vg i ,_ Labor payroll week ending June , , 8 - ~ 104.75 " r' r+ '~ June 15 - - 88.75 u ri " " June 29 - - ~58~9 _ -~~ 452.19 ~alth D ~ ig~ , ~ Labor payroll week ending une 8- - ~6 142.50 ' +~ " June 15 - - 145.00 " " June ++ " +' '~ June 22 - - 29 - - 137.50 135.00 ,. ~ 560.00 Park Labor payroll week ending June 8 - -~ 7.50 " +' " " June 15 - - 23.50 ~` `' June 22 -- 20.00 +' " " " June 29 -- 17.50 -~ 6 8.50 Police Department Labor payroll week ending June 8 - -~ 35.00 " " " June 15 -- 35.00 " " " June 22 -- 35.00 x " " " June 29 - 30.00 r____. ~ 135.00 Fire Department Payroll for month ending June 30 for responding to alarms - - - - --'~ 22.00 Payroll for month ending June 30 for attendance at meetings & d rills 45.50 ~~ ~ 67.5u RECarITULdTiON administration Department - - - -- - ~ 1,017.00 Yuater Department- - - - - - - - - -- 641.44 Street Department------- --- 185.113 Street Dept. (Holly St. & Jacks on Ave) 177.90 Police Department- - - - - - - - - - 1,669.29 Fire Departu~ent- - - - - - - - - --- 162.47 Oakwood Cemetery - - - - - - - - --- 87.00 Sewer Department- - - - - - - - - -- .75 Parks-- -- -___-_ ___- 9.00 Old Power ~oase building - - - - - - 1.00 Light Department- - - - - - - - - -- 531.06 Airport------------ ---- 82u.00 Bonds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- 1, 000.00 jnterest - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2~ 500_.00 "f ~ 8, 802.09 Total payrolls - - - - - - - - - - - 2, 614.13 ~~~ X11,416.22 j .~.~ 6"76 Council Minutes Pulaski, Va., August 9, 1945 The Council of the 'sown of Pulaski, Virginia met in regular session tonight at 7:30 at the Mayors office. PHESEI~T There were present: Mayor A. T.Eskridge, presiding; Lottie R. Runion, clerk; A.~4. Gatewood, director of public works; A. M. Harman, Jr., attorney; B. C. Taylor, treasurer; fit. C. Pierce, chief of police, and Councilmen: 0. P. Jordan, Jr., T. F. Udirt, Howard R, lmboden, 4V. F. yuhite, F. A. Seagle, I. R. Carper, ~. D. Aust and G. C. Hall. Absent: None. MINUTES The minutes of the regular meeting held on July 3rd were read and approved. O.P.JORli~iN 0. P. Jordan, Jr. offered to tender his resignation as Councilman from the First Ward, -.- haviig sold his property in the town and moved outside. Mr. Jordan retired for discussion of the matter, and on motion of tiff. F'. White seconded by F. ti. Seagle and unanimously passed, the Council voted that he continue in office for the remainder of the term, ending August 31, 1946, the town attorney having expressed an opinion that Mr. Jordan was qualified to remain as Councilman. BILLS ~c PAYROLLS The regular bills and payrolls for the month of July, amounting to X17,585.11, were approved and ordered paid. Said bills are given at the conclusion of these minutes. ll~. C. Pierce submitted the police report for the month of July, which was read and ordered filed. ePPHOPttIxT.LO~ PULhSKi COUiVTY Complying with the request of the Pulaski County FnEE LIBHtinY Free Library, on motion duly made, seconded and unanimously for year 195-1946 passed, the Council authorized the payment of the town's appropriation of X1666.67, for the year 1945 - 1946. Bu.Li,D1NC; The following building permits, coming within P~+.ITS the requirements of the ordinance were granted: To Thomas H. Bentley for a cinder block dwelling on the north side of Short Street, fast Pulaski, to cost X1,000.00; Maria L. Penn (coloreds for frame and imitation brick siding dwelling on alleway between Water Street and 2nd St. N, W. to cost ~3,000.OO; Isiaah Clark (colored) for frame dwelling on ( c ont ~ d) 6'7`7 Council minutes conttd. Pulaski, Va., august 9, 1945 the west side of maple St. S. W., between Jefferson and Valley Streets, in section known as "James Hill", to cost X500.00; P. C. Corbin for brick and the block business building on the north side of 2nd St. N. Vu. between Jefferson and xandolph Avenues to cost X5,000.00 - subject to governmental regulations; Maggie Poindexter fmr a frame coal house on the South side of Commerce Street,~~est, to cost X50.00; E. E. Silcox for brick and concrete addition tear of present cleaning plant on the east side 1 of Washington five. l~. between 3rd and 4th Streets, v.w. to cost X1,000.00; Coleman Furniture Corporation for unloading shed for cars and trucks, material steel with wood foists, on the north side of 3rd street, l~. E. beto~reen 4Jr sl:ington and Madison avenues, to cost ~p800.00; Pure Oil Company for the installation of two gas tanks on the south side of 2nd street, iy. E., between Madison and Franklin Aver, (old Pulaski Iron Co. site) to cost X50.00- all safety rules conformed with. r~Y~LlCaillUlV The application of Mrs. J. L. Pittman for J.L.Pittman permit to build a frame dwelling on the west side of Columbia Drive, to cost ~1,00u.00, was referred to the Councilmen `:~ from the 3rd ward for investigation. In connection with the application of S. T. ~'PL1Cr~`I.'.IOi~ S. T.tikers xkers for permit to build a frame dwelling on the south side of 11th St. ~1. W. to cost X1,000.00, a petition was filed by certain residents of 11th street, objecting to w, a building of this price and construction on said street,,, and the Council directed that the applicant be requested to submit plans before acting on the application. POLICE I~. C. Pierce, Earl Bouldin and F. ~. Ryan, Bk~~~ION F~UIVD appeared before the Council, further,in regard to holding annual police balls, the proceeds from which to go toward , a pension fund for police officers. After discussion, the mayor appointed a committee composed of 0. P. Jordan, ~ r., 4y. F. White and Howard H. lmboden to go into the matter of a pension fund for police officers and all other 6`~8 P ET I'I' I ON C1,IFF ST PETl~IUIV ~ur.YLE 5T 5~ Council minutes contd. rulaski, Va., August 9, 1945 employees of the town, and report to the Council. A petition was presented by certain property owners along the east and west side of Cliff Street, S. tN. requesting the Council to erect a curbing from the intersection of 2nd St. S. iPJ. gown Cliff Street to First St.S. i~.. On motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, the matter was referred to the street committee., with power to act. A petition presented by residents of iUiaple St., 5. ~., requesting the sdsurfacing of Maple Street, the installation of a ater plug and installation of two lights, was referred to the director of public works, the superintendent of the water department and Councilman G. C. I3a7;.~, for investigation. P~TI'i'.LON In the matter of a petition presented by SEr~EFc LINE; BHOa~N ~,DD~ certain citizens of Brown Addition, outside the corporate approximately 750 feet limits of the town, requesting sewage line,/ on motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, the Council authorized the line, with the understanding that ,the petitioners install the line, as agreed,-under the supervision of the superintendent of the water~:,nd sewer departments, and all served to pay the regular sewer service charged by the town. yrs. b.F.Elk ins The request of irirs. B. ~. Elkins ~~~ replacm.erit of a Culvert oulv~er~;ather property -~~ri 4~ash~.ng; ton Ave. , South, eras referred to the dir~etor of public works for investigation. The Council authorized that~th~..~tal,~~ray ~~washed Walkway C.E.Bones aw$~r4.~a front of the C. E. Bones residence on Washington Ave., Res. South, be replaced. The town attorney submitted the following ordinance ' P~FiKIN G Oi~i)ITVi~NCE which on motion of Howard x. Imboden, seconded by W. F. White, sod unanimously passed, was approved: "BE IT ORDAINEI? by the Council of the Town of Pulaski, Virginia, that it shall be unlawful for any person to park an automobile, truck or other vehicle along the west side of l~dashington Avenue, j~orth, betvreen First Street, N. W. and the Norfolk~_nrid Western P.a-'1vJay Company right of way. (coot ~ d) 4~ ~~- ~^' J . P . ~n.Ii,LELt AUD:LTOR E-u-PLOYED The above ordinance to become effective, following 1 1 1 S. r~. CECiL TAX AS5ES5- i~~T3T 5 x1ttPOttT CUiuT i~~CT ~~iLeUR LEMG~,Y & LOuUL~U T. rsLx.LR ALLEY Pulaski Theatre Council Minutes contd. Pulaski, Va., August 9, 1945'.:. Any violation of this ordinance shall be a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not less than One 01.00) nor more than ~`,ent~v~lU.OU) Dollars." the installation of the new gates at Washington Avenue Crossing by the Norfolk & Western Railway company, authorized at the June '7th meeting of the Council. On motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, the Council authorized the employment of James P.' Miller, Certified Public Accountant, to audit the treasurer's books for the year ending August 31, 1945. On motion of W. F. White, seconded by T. F. Wirt and unanimously passed, the Council authorized the em- ployment of S. V'v. Cecil, County Commissioner of Revenue, to make up theo~ax assessments for 1945, with the under- standing that this matter be taken up again in six months: from now and bids received for the next year. ~I Robert A. Hudson, having notified the Town that he was terminating his contract with the town as of 11ovemb~r 1, 1945 as operator of Lovin€ Field, Yrilbur Lewey and Douglas T. Blair asked that they be allowed to take over ~ the lease, effective immediately, the contract to remain s in its original form with no changes - the name remaining ~, Pulaski Aviation Service. On motion of T. F.M~irt, second~pd by r. ti. Seagle, and unanimously passed, the matter was referred to the Aviation corriiuittee, with power to act. '~ T. F'. ~'~irt called attention to the Council of com~~Laints '~ made in regard to the unsanitary condition of an alley in' ' ,~ the rear of Pulaski 't'heatre. The matter was referred to ~. ~=. tierce, chief of police to notify the tenants to ta~fe necessary steps to keep the alley in good condition. VhGhTiUiVS In the matter of vacations for town employees, brougl~~t before the Council and discussed at previous meetings, tiJ. ;;~'. Yihite reported that he was investigating the matter, and '~ the finance committee was continued for further investiga ~.on ,, and report. „~ (cont~d) 6 80 Council Minutes contd. Pulaski,Va., August 9, 1945 Salary Increases On motion duly made, seconded and unaimously Clerk and other Lm- passed, the request of certain employees for increase in ployees sal~.ry, was referred to the finance commute, with power immediately to act/~in the case of the clerks s salary. PUNT I. R. Carper called attention to the Council of rah1STULS complaints being made regarding the blowing of whistles by the local plants, and on motion duly made seconded and unanimously passed, i~r. Carper was authorized to confer with the plants, asking th em to reduce the length of time for blowing whistles. GriSOLINE On motion duly made, seconded and unaimously ~Uti F1t~r:,t~EN passed, the r'ire committee was authorized to confer with C. J. Leache,~chief clerk of the Ration Board, requesting extra gasoline for use of the tovrn's volunteer firemen. Cr~LF'EE Howard R. Imboden brought before the council the r'Z ~,D request of leasing Calfee Field to a group headed by H. r'. Groseclose, and on motion of 4V. F. White, seconded by F. r-,. Seagle and unanimously passed, action was deferred until the next meeting of the Council. ~w~T~t~SOPPLY The question of the town water supply was discussed, and mayor Eskridge reported that he felt more information was necessary before taking final action in the matter. It was the sense of the Council that a conference be held with Ur. R. J. Holden geologist of V. P. I. and representatives of tiwiley & Wilson Consulting Engineers, and report be made at the next meeting of the Council. PEAK CrtEEK The director of Public ~yorks was asked to clean out the Y'eak Creek channel through the business section, as soon as low `1'he qua SOUTH COr,P. Corporate line LINE works reported Gertrude pones water permitted. ~stion of th.e relocation of the youth was discussed, and the director of public that he had conferred further with Miss with the view of obtaining a right of way off the back of her lot, and that she had stated she was willing to trade her Y~roperty to tF~e town for a suitable 1 1 home of equal value - 4-rooms and bath, for ~v~500.00. Council Minutes contd. ;ii Pulaski, Va., kugust 9, 195 ~~'" On motion of 0. P. Jordan, seconded by Vu. ~'. 1Vhite, and unan-- mously passed, the matter was referred to the director and public works and street committee, with power to act. YIiVE ST In the matter of a petition for improvements to Pine 54~ Street, S. W., discussed at the tipril and lay meetings of the Council, the director of public works reported that all the abutting property owners on the west side of tine street between First St. and ~'aca Street had been contacted and asked to donate 20 feet in depth off' their lots adjacent to vine Street, in order to get the street t:~rough without filling up the hollow. One property ovmer, iuir. martin, approved the proposition and the others, i~essrs. Burchett, ~~ooten and lurm~er took the matter under advisement, promising to report later rege.rding their wishes in the matter. In regard to the water line for Clark Street, I~ir. CLkrcK ST IPutiTEK Gatewood reported that no other petitioners had made their LItVE deposits, since report made at the Duly meeting, and therefore, no work had been started on the project. E.L.CALF-'EE lair. Gatewood reported that E. D. Calfee, who represenl6s L r'.t~ L ST the Calfee Estate had proposed to give ~0 feet width through their property west of the Gas ~arupGny, extending from Comlile~ice Street to a point on Lake street, which 4C feet would be deeded to tine tovm for the 37-1/~ feet - present width of th$ street. Phis change vvould straighten Lake Street through along a course north 2 degrees east, paralleling the re~naind~~ of the streets or avenues in town, and elminating the sharp angle in the street as at present located. rt would also leave the Calfee property in better shape than at present on account of the street running through at an angle. On motion of Howard x. lmboden, seconded by 1. R. Carper and unanimou~j.y passed, the matter was referred to the street cor~ittee for investigation. tcont'd) 6~2 Council minutes contd. ~'ulaski, ~a., mug ust 9, 1945 FIRST S'1'.iu.E. In the matter of extending First ~t. lv. E. and FAT r~.u a_~ ON HEnnOtJ ~c tiUST obtaining rights of way throt,~gh the J. 5. Herron and Y~i. D. PnOP EkTl . and W. E. must properties, the director of public works reported that no agreement had been reached with ter. Herron, and the committee composed of the Mayor, G. C. Hall and x. ~~. Gatewood ryas continued for further conference with at him, and report/the next meeting of the Oouncil. HFPUnT The Council requested a monthly report on water uu ~;'I :~tt C~i,LEC~iONS collections. tt~,SuRFt~C1TVG 2'he matter of resurfacing the streets was brought S'I'RLET S up by Howard tc. lmboden, who advised of t:~e objection of tine bd.siness people in the down-tov~m district, owing to dust, and advising of the re~~uest of the ~uercha~ts on Main Street, ~wtiich was not included in the sched~ul.e of re- surfacing or re-sealing] th~~t amain Street not b e resurfaced at this time, owing to the dust caused by the work. bfter lengthly discussion by the Council, Mr. White requested that it be taken up with the cozmtractors, as to the materials and methods being used. Whereupon K. J. Martin, superintendent of the Sam Finley Co., Inc., who was in charge of the work, was called in and questioned regarding the procedure;, etc., of carrying on the work, which he stated was in accordance with the rt~l.es and regulations of the the Virginia liepartment of Highways, under which rv~les and regulations the contract was let, - all materials and requirements meeting the regular specifications of the Highway Lepartment. 1VO further action was taken in the matter. u1ILK SZTUxTION 0. Y. Jordan brought before the Council IVilk situation, stating that considerable criticism had been offered regarding the quality of milk being distributed in the town by the Buena Vista Farms and Farris Brothers. The Ynatter was discussed at length, and on motion of T. F. Yuirt, seconded by Howard R. Imboden, and unanimously passed, the Council instructed the town attorney to investigate the situation, and a special meeting of the s~3`-~ AllJU U t{N- t~ENT [] Council minutes contd. Pulaski, Va., august 9, 1945 Council, if necessary, was authori~ed~ Councilmen waiving fees. There being no further business, the Council adjourned at 11:25 r. M. At est~ O, ~-~-~. jerk of Council. Approved: w ~uayor Administration Department 1 A. T. Eskridte, mayor - - - - - - - - - - - ~ 175.00 B. C. Taylor, `Treasurer - - - - - - - - - - 236.25 Lottie n. nunion, clerk - - - - - - - - -- - 156.50 A. ~d. Gatewooa, Director of Public ~~orks - - 300.00 A. iul. Harman, Jr., Attorney - - - - - - - - 25.00 j~aggie Poindexter, Janitor - - - - - - - - - 13.00 Vualter Cockerham, Fireman ~ 2 months) - - - 7.00 T. r. r~irt---------------- - 5.00 Howard n. lmboden - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5.00 VJ. ~'. 4~hite--------------- - 5.00 F. A. Seagle--------------- - 5.OU t. n. Carper--------------- - 5.00 W. v. Aust---------------- - 5.OU G. C. Hall---------------- - 5.00 Penitentiary Industrial Dept. - - - - - -- - 130.00 E. H. ~ti~lirons-------------- - 55.00 Virginia State Chamber of Commerce- - - -- - 25.00 martin-Beamer Hardware Co.,Tnc. - - - - -- - 8.28 Virginia Foods, Inc. - - - - - - - - - - - - 6.13 B. ~. Smith&Bros. ----------- - 7.80 Appalachian Electric Power Co. - - - - - - - 14.64 `lhe C. & P. Telephone Co. - - - - - - - - - .85 The ~ ear Store - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , 35 Freight - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1.04 Harrison-Ha ncock Hardware Co., Inc. - - -- - .20 ' ~F ~ 1,197 apl Prater D~artra~t C1 H. C. J acskson, Supt. - - - - - - - - - - -v~ 215.00 F. B. YYhite, Caretaker - - - - - - - - - -- 57.75 Appalachian electric Power Co.- - - - - --- 115.78 Harrison-Hancock Hardware Co., inc. - - - - 56.27 Superior-Sterling Co. - - - - - - - - - - - 30.70 Ditto----------------- -- 11.46 The ~athieson Alkali Works - - - - - - - -- 15.23 Ditto----------------- -- 19.00 Pulaski Hardware Co., Inc. - - - - - - - -- 2.30 The C. & P.Telephone Co. - _ - - _ - _ _ -- 3.06 Ditto _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.65 H. L. M~ard------------ -- --- 5.00 James D. Swiney------------ -- 3.33 ' 0. A. Hawks---------- ---- --- 3.33 C. ti . Jackson, tigent - - - - - - - - - - - . ~. 540 «27 6~4 Council minutes contd. Fire Department Pulaski, Va., Hugust 9, 195 ti. H. i+~gal, Chief-----_-----X 115.50 Virginia Mutual Insurance agency - -- 38.00 Ditto - - - - - - --_ 15.46 Appalachian Electric Power Co. - - -- 4,28 Bernard machine Mvorks - - - - - _ ___ 7.70 Harrison-Hancock Hardware Co.,Inc.--- .80 Pulaski Hardware Co., inc. _ _ _ _ ___ 1.00 ~ 182.74 ~~ ~~ wood:- ~A-m~P~ . O~~n~tt.~ilerredlth::~~~- ~.,:..~ .~ ~,~,_~- - -~ 73.50 Harrison-ria~mcock hardware Co.,Inc.- - 3.60 ~ 77.10 Light Department . Appalachian Electric Power Co.- - ---~~31.0$ _ ~ 531.06 Heap th Department Southwest Publishing Co., - - - _ _ _~ g,00 ~ 9.00 Street Denartvient Highway ~-achinery & Supply Co.,Inc.--~v1695.00 l~oanoke Concrete ~'roducts Co. -- - --- 151.80 Whiting Oil ~o. - - - - - - - - - - -- 90.04 Gu1f0i1Corp. ------------- 88.32 llitto----------------- 2.15 Wysor motor Corp. - - - - - - - - - -- ?1.80 Pulaski Veneer Corp. - - - - - - - - - 50.00 C. B. Dol~eCo. ------------ 54.25 Standard Uil Co. - - - - - - - - - --_ 33.71 Southern Machinery ~ Supply Co. - - -- 28.00 Southern machinery & Supply Co. - - -- 7.00 Graves-Humphreys Hardware Co. - - - -- 16.57 Tidewater Supply Co.,Inc. - - - - --__ 13.25 John Ferlines - - - - - - - - - - - -- 3.50 Augst Glass ~~orks- - - -- - - - - - _- 1.50 trust Glass Works- - - - - - - - -- - _. 16.00 Pulaski Hardware Co., Inc. - - - - - - 2.97 Harrison-Ean-cock Hardware Co.,Inc. - - 3.07 Rutherford Freight Lines, Inc. - - - - 1.93 Ditto ---------- .67 t3+.~W Saekeoa,Mgen~ - - - - - - - - -- .60 Appalachian Electric rower Co. - - - 1.00 ~ 2,333.13 Street Deportment (Holl.;~ St.B~ ~-a kc son Ave. Pulaski Lumber Co., Tnc. - - - - - --rv 4.50 4.50 Police Department 1 !~~ Lit. C. Pierce, Chief - - - - - - - -- ~ 225.00 1,. S. Boothe, Lieutenant - - - - --- 169.00 Earl Bouldin, Sergeant - - - - - - - 169.00 BruceEelton------------ 160.00 r . ~-. nyan - - - - - - - - - - - - - 160.00 I. rl. Sands------------- 160.00 C. G. Blankenship - - - - - - - _ __ 160.00 Louie J. Roope- - - - - - - - - - -- 160.00 Elizabeth H. Caves - - - - - - - - - 115.00 L. !t. Summers, Sheriff - - - - - - - 88.50 The C. & P. Telephone Co.(July)- - - 25.00 Ditto - - - - - - - - - -(August)- - 24.91 Ditto---------------- 1.17 Frost Gervice Station- - - - - - --- 24.09 Rutherford Pontiac Co. _ _ _ _ _ ___ 4.20 B. L. Smith ~c Bros.- - - - - - - --- 7.10 Southwest motor Company - - - - - -- _ 1.35 1, 667.32 !}~s'"~" 'G S 5 Pulaski, Va•, august 9, 1945 Council Minutes contd. SeL`1ar DeDar_t~n_~ -~ Pulaski Lumber Co., Inc. - - - - - - - - 0.75 --- ~ 0.75 0 ~ d Powe'r__ Ho 1L.3~i.~ding. hppalachian Electric Power Co,- - - - - ~- ~w 1.00 Bow rovement Bond ~r28, dated Im k Yater p s wor - - ~ 000.00 1 July 1, 1925 - - - - - - - ~raterworks Improvement Bond X29, dated , July 1, 19 ~;5 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1,000.00 ~~aterworks Improvement Bond ~t30, dated July 1, 1925------------- 1,000.OU Vaaterworks refunding Band #~11, dated July 1, 1939 - - - - - - - - - - - -- 1,000.UO 1aterworks Refunding Bond x=12, dated July 1, 1939------------- 1 ~ 5000. 0 Interest 3U - Interest coupons ~% X12.50 each ~ti'aterworks Refunding Bond, dated July 1, 1939---------------- 375.00 ~6 - Interest coupons ~ X25.00 each 4tiaterworks Improvement Bond, dated July 1, 1925 - - - - - - - - - --- 1,150.00 25 - Interest coupons ~ X25.00 each °! Yaterworks Improvement Bond, dated July 1, 1925----------- 625.00 lU - Interest coupons ~- ~w25.0U each Waterworks ~ :electric Light refund- ing Bonds, dated Jan. 1,1925 ------ 250.00 1 - Interest coupon ~ ~25.OU, Sanitary Sewer Extension Bond, dated rune 1, 1927-------------- 25.00 ~ 5 - Interest coupons ~ ~v25.00 such ~ Street ~rr-provement Bond, dated June 1, 1927 - - - - - - - - - - - 125.00 3 - Interest coupons ~ ~v25.U0 each Water ~YOrks ~ Electric Light Refund- ing Bonds, dated Jan.1,1925 - ------ 75.00 1 - Interest coupon ~ X25.00, -~ater ~~orks T~nprovement Bond, dated July 1, 1925 -- - - - - - - - - - --- 25.00 2 - Interest coupons ~ ~D25.U0 each Waterworks do Electric Light Refund- ~; ing Bond, dated Jan. 1, 1925 ------- 2, 7 , . 00 ~'ayr0> > s Water Department .5abor payrolls week ending July 6_ _ _ _,~ 231.25 u n t, ~: ~~ Ju-~-Y 13 - --- " 26.50 „ ~~ Jul 20 - --- „ „ Y 246.50 u „ JAY 27 - --- r, ~~ 271.75 ~~. 3 _ -_- 30.5 ~tar,,,eet DPpci,rtmA.Tit ~' is 2 •50 _ Labor rr payrolls week ending July 6 - - - ' t 191.15 ' '~ Jul 13 - - - Y 305.99 ,, July 20 - - - _ r, u 2~'~v.75 u . July 27 - - - tr rr n 285.44 xug. 3 - - - 212.00 _ ~v _ 1, 2 ~ . 3~ (cont~d) i _,~ sas council minutes contd. • Pulaski Va Au , ., gust 9, 1945 Labor payroll u Hea.-, week tli D~ns, ending rtmA,~, Jul Y + 6 --- - X142 ~~ „ ~, „ July 13 - - .50 - - 15.00 ~; - ~~ ~y ~, „ July July ~U - - ~;7 - - - 150.00 u „ u - --- 142.50 ~~• 3-- --_ 145.00 _ 725.00 ___ _ Labor payroll n u week a. e ding .. July 6 - - - - 2U .00 n ~, i 1~ H July JAY 13 - - - 27 - - -- 17.50 ~ H n „ tiug• - 3--- -- 17.50 -~0 _ Oakwo od Cemet rV ~ 7 0 __.__________ Labor payroll week ending July 27 _ _ _ 22 y4~ F_~- Dc~_,~,na,~~ ~ 22.40 Payroll for month ending u1y 31, for responding to alarms - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 33.00 Payroll for month ending duly 31, for attendance at meetings and drills - - ---_ 31.50 ~ 64.50 RECAPITULATION Administration Departm ent - - - - - - - ~ 1,197.01 WaterDepartment---- -------- 540.27 Fire Department - - - - - - - - - - - - - 182.74 Light De artment - - - - - - - - - - ---- 531.06 Oakwood Cemetery - - - - - - - - - - - -- 77.10 Health Department - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ 9.00 Street Department - - - - - - - - - - --- 2,333.13 Street Dept. (Holly St. do Jackson sve.) - 4.50 Police Department - - - - - - - - - - --- 1,E67.32 Sewer Department----- -------- .75 Old ~'ower House Huilding - - - - - - - -- 1.00 Bonds - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- 5, 000. UO Interest - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - --- 2,7~U.OU ~ 14,243.88 ~~~ W"ater Department - - - - - - - - - - - -- 1,226.50 Street Department - - - - - - - - - - --- 1, 230.3 Health Department - - - - - - - - - - --- 725.00 Parks---------- --------- 72..50 Oakwood Cemetery - - - - - - - - - - ---- 22.40 FireDepartment----- --------- 64.,~u 3~~4~.•,3„2~_ ~v 17,585.11 1