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REGULAR MEETING JUNE_3, 1931
PRESENT --Herman Bergholtz,11ayor
Aldermen --Gill, Causer,Myers,Atkinson,Hines,
Rogalsky,Hoffman
Attorney--Treman
Assessor--Dofflemyer
Chamberlain --Snyder
Commissioner of Charities --Green
Minutes of the preceding meeting were duly
approve d.
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Mr. Spai d, Manager of the local branch of the
c :.tiny _ Police
New York Telephone Company spoke to the Council
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in regard to the new Teletypewriter inter -communicating
police system which is being installed throughout the
State.* He explained that the appropriation of 94, 000
by the` State pays* for the installation and `rental of all
necessary wires and circuits, and that each City that
wished to connect with the system would only pay for
the installation and rental charge for its own receiving
and sending equipment. Such equipment for this City,
he reported, would cost $p15.00 to install and $$68.25
per month rental. Mr. Spaid explained that the plan
was to'complete the installation by August nth,
operate the system free of charge until September 1st
at which tine the rental charge would start. He
reported that the Police Department recommended that
Ithaca join this system. The Mayor endorsed the
proposition, pointing out that there would be no
additional expense this year since the Police Department
Budget would be able to meet the cost from September 1st
to Jawivary 1st.
By Alderman Causer: seconder;_ by Alderman Hoffman:
RESOLVED: that the City of Ithaca adopt and join
in this proposed inter comunicating system for Police
Departments and the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized
to execute the neces=ary agreements.
Carried
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Mayor Bergholtz announced, that pursuant to a
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resolution adopted by the Council at the last meeting,
he wished to appoint the Finance Committee a Special
Committee to confer with a Committee of the Board of
Supervisors in regard to the proposed_ municipal and
eoanty`eontrol of the Memorial Hospital as suggested
by Mr.'Geer.
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'The Clerk reported receipt of two damage claims
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filed by Anna S. and Freeman Marshall in the amount of
$$3, 000` and $1, 500 respectively, and stated that they had
been presented to the Board of Public Wori�s_and City
Attorney both of which receom_aended the claims be
rejected.
By Alderman Causer:seconded by Alderman Hines:
RESOLVED: that both claims be rejected.
Carried.
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The Clerk read a con::iunication, appended herewith,
from the City Assessor reco=iending various items be
expung6d fron the Tax Roll because of ineprxect
assessments; in all a total of W.13.
Wm. Brooks, boat house, $25. 00, .29
Chas'Kennedy" it 100.00 1.16
W.A.Dillon,lot,114 Delaware,48 9.57
F.W.Ruson, house, 803 ',-itchell, $4 75 51.91
P.D.'Conley,Bogart,160 Giles,2,000 23.20
By Alderman Myers:seconded by Alderman Gill:
RzSOL ED: that the recom--,endations of the City Assessor
be ap aroved and the above items be and the same are
hereby expanded from 1931 City Tax Roll.
Carried
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By Alderman Causer:seconded by Alderman Myers:
RESOLVED: that the bills approved by the
Finance Committee be and the same are hereby
approved for payment:
Carried.
COMMON COUNCIL
Ithaca Top Co.
$20.00
American Gas Accumulator Co.
91.00
T.G. Miller's Sons Paper Co.
.35
If n u It If It
1.00
Littleford Bros.
7.42
Conleys Super Service
5a755
J
N.J. Paint Works
18.50
Parker & Granville
1.
T.G. tiller's Sons Paper Co.
.'S0
R.M. Vose,M.D.
10.00
T.G. Miller's Sons Paper Co.
1.00
City Chamberlain,petty cash
5.21
T.G.Miller's Sons apper Co.
10.15
It n It Itn u
1.40
Vera Wicks Snyder
20.2.5
Ithaca Journal -News
24.00
Atkinson Press
15.00
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35- 50
TTeman,King & Co.
1.35
Texaco Service Station
24.27
The Crowley Press
20.00
C.J.Rumsey & Co.
2.63
A.H. & L.H. Williams
2, 340.00
Ithaca Laundries
3.64
Stover Printing Co.
72.10
J. B. Lang E. & G. Co.
. 40
Ferrissa Meeker,car mileage
11.64
M.W.Goldsmith
38.35
NY Y. Telephone Co.
65.5
N.Y. Telephone Co.
.76
C.D. Tarbell, P. M.
. 00
N.Y. Telephone Co.
4.08
Willia-:: Simmers
65.00
N.Y. Telephone Co.
48'.6
Associa. Gas & Elec. Corp.
70.14
County Clerk,marriage licenses
20.00
L.V.R.R. Co.,freight
.71
William Simmers
65.00
County C1erk,Hunting Lic.
110.00
Ezra Seacord
72.13
Chas. Eastman
6156
Police Pay Roll,May 1st to 15th
1,608:26
If If It May 16 to 31st
1,605.c.6
C.C. Pay Roll, May
1,�99.95
Tompkins County Nat'l Bank
68, 76.2.5
Ithaca Savi -gs Bank
6,100.00
Binghamton Savings Bank
12780.00
T.G.Miller Sons.Paper Co.
3.70
OLD AGE SECURITY
Reuben Dworsky 20.00
Dr. Foran 6.00
R. C. Warren, M. D. 44.00
R. H. Fi sher; Pi. D. 22.00
Nellie MacDaniel 35.00
Rose Lucas, car mileage 15.16
Ole_ Age Relief for June 3, 221.00
Dr. Foram 1.50
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CHARITIES
F.D. Gilbert
$170.00
Fahey Pharmacy
1.00
R.S. Gut sell, M. D.
91. 50
M.J.Foran,M.D.
27.50
R.C.Warren,M.D.
360.00
Henry B. Sutton, M- D.
C.F. Denman,M.D.
1.00
.00
L. T. Genung, It. D.
10.00
Ithaca Memorial Hospital
764.5p
H.H. Wixon
6.00
Mary E. Lack
20.00
Louis Zounakos,
4U.00
Bruno boa, z za
10.00
Quick's Shoe Store
19.25
William J. Cranford
18.68
Thing Shoe Store,Inc.
6.32
Ithaca Ice & Coal Co.
17.50
Robinson_ & Carpenter
29.75
Jas. Lynch Coal Co.
38 %
Lake Vier, Dairies
2:40
Marshall Dairy Co.
13.20
Patrick Clynes
135.00
Joseph Srnka
71.50
Bruno Mazza
105.00
Martin Srnka
35.00
F.H. Atwater
120.12
M. Marino
4o.00
John H. Flynn
75.00
G.F. Sturrock
79.50
N. Rosica
20.00
Leon S. Jones
29.00
M. J. Foran, M. D.
28.00
Ithaca Childxen's Home
117.00
W.C.Mann
12.00
D. Coville,M.D.
20.00
C.F.Denman,M.D.
10.00
H. H. Crum, L%. D.
42. 00
Vincent H. Campbell
12.50
John Gray
20.00
M.T. Mall enbeck
54. 00
Abbott Bros.
107.50
S.J.Jolly
12.00
Frank LaBar
24.00
Kelsey & Mosher
16.00
C.A.Ryerson
7.00
W.P.Klinko
8.00
F.E. Norton
82.00
Sam Curry
51.00
Ed. J. Handlen
65.00
E.B. Fulkerson
.00
South Side Coal Co.
14.00
Dr. Norman S.Moore
15.00
Sturm Bros.
16.40
Mrs. Hattie VanDemark
16.00
Mrs. C.J.Haskin
72.00
Frank Daino
S .00
M.T. Wallenbeck
7 ,00
Ithaca Memorial Hospital
�9S•70
Alderman Hines reported that he understood that
some members of the Board of Public Works desired to
have a joint meeting with the Council and have a
round table discussion of the Board's Improvement
Program. The Council agreed to meet with the Board,
if convenient, on Friday,Jan.5th at 7:30 P.M.
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Alder-:.ian Rogalsky pointed out that the
Charity Department appropriation of $24,133.
for this year would apparently be entirely
exhausted by July 1st and recommended that
the Council take definite and berhaps
drastic steps to curtail this expenditure
and recommended that a definite appropriation
be made for each month and stated that a
study of the grocery bills convinced him that
Charity patients were losing and'the City was
paying out about 20%10 excess for food and
recommended that the Commissioner establish
a list of staple foods for charity orders
and get monthly prices thereon from the
grocers, giving the orders only to such,
grocers as would dispense only those foods
permitted by the list and at the most
favorable prices.
Alderman Rogalsky also recommended that
the Council advertise for confidential bids
from the Medical profession and thereby
appoint two Poor Doctors at'fixed salaries
to handle all medical and surgical charity
cases. He also reco=,fended obtaining bids
for furnishing coal and bids from Undert-cVkers
for burials.
It was agreed, after some discussion of
this problem, that the Coiniiittee on Charities
would confer with Commissioner Green in
regard to the suggestions made by Alderman
Rogalsky, and submit definite plans and
recom.1endations at the next regular meeting.
On motion meeting adjourned after a
general informal discussion of the Paving
and nesurfacina program, which is to be
discussed witil the Board Friday night.
�, City Clerk.
L. E. DOFFLEMYER
ASSESSOR
ADDRESS: CITY HALL
OFFICE OF
THE CITY ASSESSOR
ITHACA, NEW YORK
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