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COIEY LCOUNCIL—
SPI:CIAL .1 IN12 JULY 17-1-1.231.
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F7jIEy"-!'avoj 'Herman 3erL,'holtz
!�ill' T ..6 � -
de,n-aen�ail 1. S�-m,-.oions, LovIe Cast 'cline,
"yers, Atr.4 nson, Ro.-,-l sIy , Hoffrian
Attolney—Treman
The Layor explailned the pF�,��-tic-alar purpose
for v:hich this Specival Ir6ep.111ing had been called,
ancopened the Public Hearin-) as advertised
on the pioposed airitono'ments to t-.-- BuilCiin.E; Zone
Ordinance.
The Clerk read a report fro}:, the, Planning
Com,:,-.,ds,-icn) recom, ent'p
-:11 .1 ll,,, that the permissible
he 0-h-L of v, buildings x thout setback, in tlne
;Z.' be fixed at pro times the
t_th' of the strei:'I'." upon wl
By Al6eT(.ftcan Lo-c,-e: sacon,_7.c(`- by Al'_,(--.rma,n
ESIDLVED: that thc PE
.,;'I CCCT7 in Section 6 (b) of t.Le 33uilc_-_IrLv "Zone
Or,) i m'. lice (11E: P-P-6, t].1ifI-. S , Im C, is 'heTeby -,.,,er.ded
to read "Nio budldin� shall be erectec° t'o a height
ip excess of t---'o (2) times the v.-idth of the street
upon which it faces, except ti'gat fcT each one 'I o c t-
tl-'.e building or -portion thereof jets back
L Cod
from the, stTe,,-.Iu line, four (14) feet m7�be
to the limit 'of such building or portion
t J-)
Aye s--Wilgus , 11'errill; ccuser, TaxIbell
.a
carTiec_ y n, T ' o le r
Y-
The Clerk reaC, a rcrcrt frown the -.nning
Comr-Assion, recom--.nendinLF�' that no chan
in -the rea-r ye...-c! recuireirents Lmde.r Section 6"
(b) of the 73u.L
al e-
-2,--inn ��e-_,;,:seconrd'�11 by 1.a , t1 ri 'r.. rtu;'lJ. It i
RESOLVED: tiiat no ch:_a-i.e be -ma5ie in
cear yard ments n,3 r
Cf Builo�in'�;'- Zon'-: '�rdl lia; -_ace.
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7qe
Clerk read the followin,,; report- frr,?,.q
11e :DI 0 Ls
n x e cor, �L:Z'e-, ids to
-1 e -e o t
.,4je Co.jj:-,o�jj "olmici 1 t Alcat th, e Zo.'i
Eloci bj. n ae'_' �,V
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aot -1—n-'ed
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ha-' corle for a ca.eful -n(_ o-cn-
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the Chair*man a o i nt
C i tut I e t, o 0 o n s I t h e -L f -�: Z o n i a, (' o fo tf.
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Mlo-,'n a_1 Oo�ryieil Hlei c,-lat's.
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Puy-suant to
L r b e 11 a. oireted V i e f c I
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A * I . I I iI e C 1 John 'T�
Jaa.ies A.
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a n 6 b e a, t 1, :.To.-ii Friday
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at, t.-ie- r Of Plnbnirt,_�.' f-' JiS2 10 I
s Ie con®,
and tl-iat
the fjj,o,,ij-j e �10 ri r4o"n'i
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ON
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-2- 7-17-31
A1dei7iia.n Rog;alsky reco:m::iended as a courtesy
to the Planning Coimilis -don and likewise the residents
of Cornell. Heights, that the Council tame no action
u-ihtil the next reoil._ir rac et ing;.
Attorney Peer stated that such action Would be i
agreeable if the matter taoald be definitely decided !
at the next regular liieeting of the Council,August 5th.
Professor Bretz urged that the ?matter before the
Council be acted. upon so as not to hold out any false
hopes to I.Ir. 1jiles along this line. He also urged that
the Co«r:;iittee Who are 'to study the rezoning of the
Heights be given ample time to do justice to such an
important job.
By Alde-rinan Lowe: seconded by Alderman layers:
RESOLVED:that the Building; Zone brdinance
be aimended, changing the block: bounded. by Highland
9ve.nia, TVtrck�off Avenue and He'i ghts Court from an "A"
residence district to a "B" recic+ence district.
en the Mayor asked if there vi�z�s any dis-
oussi.on on tilis :notion, Professor Bretz presented and filed
with the Clerk, a petition alleging over Of oveof ti,e
ovrners of frontage within 300 feet of this:; Bloci: Wass. opposed
to chL -1 ;c in Zone.
Attorney Tre:nan statec_ that this petition against
such change presutiably Was valid and met the requirements
of Section 9 (g) of the Zoni.nU Ordin tnce, in which case the
Couricil could not make the proposed chani 2,6. IIe,ther:fo�_�:,
reco mended that the, matter be laid on the table, and the
Plii.n,iin- Coinmissioiz requested to consider the rezoning; of
Cornell Ilei 5�7kits; and also that the Planning Coim,lission
together with the Board of Zoning Appeals and a Camiai.ttee
of the Co cnell Heights Associ�:.tion have a riieetinG and I
endeavor to reach some agreement whereby T+r. I:Iiles would
obtain a Special Use Pe:rciiit for this particular building
under Section 8 (a) of the Bu_ldin Zone Ordinance.
Dr. Kerr asked to be p�.r!:titt ec+ to reraove a mi s-
ap_prehension in regard to :ir. F:i-ed Ro-- a.lsl,y l s action in
selli.n�r this property, stating; that he now had been reliably
informed. that When this property was sold it Was understood
tiha,t Illy. 1J.1es intended to remodel it as a Rooming; House. !
A general di scu:;si �n of the whole i)robleii ensued
during which Alderilian Saii.ions irrated at the delay, urr;ed
tLatthe whole ordinance be expunr�.,ec.i. Attorney Treman
counseled that due consideration be given the matter and
:hga.in strongly urged that the Council adopt his previous
reco::i.iendation.
Profes ,or Bretz explained the views of the people
of the Heights and stated tivat they s ere quite i illing to
co-operate in any general plan of -rezoni,ng,but were actually
afraid and much op?)osed to sga.nting; special privileges
contrary to the spirit of the ordinance and good late.
Attorney Treinan again called attention to the fact
that the Council could take no action at this time and that
if the matter was referred to the Pla iuhing Cor.vii ssi on they :i
might in the mean time be able to reach an agreement
under Section 8 (a) as he suggested and then take whatever
tirae might be necessary in making a, very careful -and i
cov rehensive study With the property owners on the Heights, �
of the rezoning of that territory.
By Alderman Hoffina.n: seconded by Alder. -man Ro-alsky:
RESOLVED: that the recomaendation of the Attorney
be adopted, and that the Planning Co.,i::ii scion be requested
to study the rezoning of Cornell Heights, and further,
RESOLVED: t.ha.t the Planning; Co:m::iis. ion meet with
the Board of Aiplheals and a Coar.:,ttet: from the Cornell Heights
Association and endeavor to agree upon issuing a specL,. use
periait to I.ir. I. -files under Section e (a) of the Orcunances and
report at the next regular meeting of the Council Aug. Sth.
Ayes --Gill, Sami ions, Love) Casterline) I:lyers,Atkinson,
Rogalshy, Hoffiaan
i1:1•ys--0 Carzied.
On motion meeting adjourned.)P"� t;C ,i
0012.r-OPT COUITCIL
REGULAR L�IEETING _ AUGU aT 5.,_ 19 31_
P!T.SrMT---Li :yor Ilexm1 ma Bergholt s
Alc'_erlllen--Gill, S«rnl-ihons, Lowe, Causer, Casterline,
Llye-rs, Rogalsky, IToffman
City Chamberlain --Snyder
City Attorrney--Treman
City As '0; ;or--Dofflel:lye-r
I: inutes of the nreceoiii ; f]eeting duly approved.
In connection with the a.rplica.tion of 1:11r. I:Iiles
fc.r perl:iission to re111odel his property -on Heights Court
into an Apa.rtalent. House, it iras -reporter'- that the f
Pla.nninz Co_-a':'rd s;,ion recommended that no Chan,--e be rrlad.e in
the Zone but that a special perrlit be :- raxited under
certain restrictions as to heif;ht, area, etc., It was
also reported that the 3o�r;:' of A���: eals, in coizsidcring
this rf:Cvtli:itililci.tl On, rejected the sal` -le b,r u1l:inl i11G11S VUte. �
Attorney Peer stated that lie thouUht the Council
should ta,he so,.ie action to grant Lir. I'Lil.e's request I,
poiti iv out that :in ,11 the disGii-s cion there had been no
ch:ir`;e that .:r . ?. ileL; -olanneu a,ni tiling J_6 ogatory, Land
thm, in fast those op"0,osing his a.-in-�lication admitted.
t'r,at the lantin, of this. ?,articul.:lr request Mould perhaps
result in an iraprove:i;ient, but that 'ti--e-Y were afraid that
if this request were granted it z:o>>lc_ be the opening wedge I
for business and other objectionable uses. Ile stated i
that in his opinion this r:as unfair di.scri.rlination and
that r". files was entitled to a special per"::iit under the
�I 1..Gv
re 111_c.r provisions of the orbinance and that such action �
vould be in line with the best interests of the
nei.glibo-rhOod as well as the City at large.
Professor Hosmer spoke in opposition, ehplainin; the
position of the people on the Heights as standing for the
I: 'T. .ipal that special exceptions should not be granted.
Professor Parson spoke in favor of granting the �
request b, ai-wending the ordinance ivith -respect to a
cha n e in district critici sin.€; the present ordinance
in permitting Fraternities in an "A" Zone.
Alder.l:lan RotD
alslvj pointed_ out that Fraternities
as a -.hole were not objectionable although some
particular houses had proved to be. It stated that it ryas;
his belief that the Zoning Ordinance was intended to
i
affo-ro certain "nrotection to n_ roperty owners in ce-etai n
districts and. that as long as the 11a.j o-ri ty in this district
seeiied to be ov_ nosed t :) this prol)orition he felt that they f
shoulcL -receive the protection they desired. i
Alder -man Lowe criti si zed the present Zoning
Ord.in-mice a.s -reflecting the bla_ie In the Aldermen
anc yet not peri-aittiizt; them the right to grant si)eci,):l
peri-aits, and urged thhot Sec. (e) which the Alderr_1en
repealed a few years ago be re-ena ctec.
Iny Alder111a.n Loti;e: se;condec. by Alderl:ian Gill: i
THERE S, it is the o inion of the Collrion Council i
that the foferaer pa.ra� :rai�h (e� Sec.9 of the Building Zone j
Orc:inance heretofore repealer' should be re-emacted as
paragray)h (e) of Sec.9 as follor-s:
aPECIaL ZONING PFRT-ITS,: 'ul)on .rccorl::Iendation of the'
nit?' P1:) 1"iii1; Coix.'.11.s::1Gi1, the Cit,;� Cr)1.111Ci1 relay <<.L1thGrlZe
the nuiL_'ing Co-,-.i,1is.,ione. r to i ,sue per: ;its for special uses
a. herein ,)rovidoc
NOW THEREFORE BE IT P}F'"OLVED: that this cha.n e
be r.efe=ed to the Plannin Coll _li.s:.i on to be rrnort_.a to
the Co::h::!on CGaneil. at a. Publi'.^ to be a,dve:pti sec'_
an held 1.ianda�r, Au i.i;it 7.Ot?1 at ?:'()
Carried
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8-5-31 -2- C.C.
The Clerh reported th "t the Board of Public ;7o2,hs
passed a. resolution recoinniendi.n-; to the Coi:r-:1on Council
that they consider, the purchase of the two remaining
properties alonZ Taai.ghannock Boulevard beyond the
"Silent .City", if favorable teriiis cowl be obtained.
011 :notion of Alderiiian Rogalsky the ;.ietter was
referre,�_ to the Finance Coi;i::iittee to investigate and
repoilt at thc spociLz.l iilecti,n i.'ionday.
The Clerl: reported that Engineer Eustance,
after a, special survey, had discovered an error in the
1) av i i-C. and curbing assesslilent aE?,a,inst W.11. Paine,
#213 Bryant Avenue ; 'Maereby lie liar_ been charged for
62.3 feet at an assessiiient of ,212.t15 and should have
begin charged for only 60 feet at an assess.iient of
y 204.60. Ile recom-iniended that the excess of 7. 5
be expun e,,J.
By Al de-,-i a,n Causer: seconded by Alderman Sa,:<i:iions:
RESOLVED: that the rt co,na-.lenciation of the Engineer
be avr-)roved aad �'7.85 be and the saiae is hereby e .punk ed
on the p::,vinr; and curbin ; assessment of .Y.H.Pa.ine,
X 213 Bry? nt Avenue.
0a-irried.
Reporting for Chief of Police Marshall who was
unable to be present the Clerk stated that the Police
Depart iient desired per:iiission f:mii the Co}:zrion Council
to Dlace one of the old traffic beacons at the mouth of
Cascadilla Creek in the Inlet as a channel light to guide
boating and increase the safety of these waters that
had lately becoiiie very popular. Ile also stated that the
District State Engineer in charge of the Canal had approved
such installation and that it mulCl only cost about .T$12.00
a year fox gas to operate and maintain it.
By Alderiiian 1.1yers: seconder+. by Alderman C-2.user:
ESOLVED: that the request of the Police Depa.rt-
ment be a -:-;)roved and pemission granted to install
flashing beacon at Cascadilla Creel: in the Inlet.
Cc.rr i e d.
The Clerk reported that it was incumbent upon the
Council to designate the polling places at this tiiiie.
By Alder -man Causer: seconded by Alderman S^r_ .ions:
RESOLVED: that pursuant to Sec66 of the Election
Law, the Coi:i.ion Cotmcil hereby desi ;mates the following
places in each of the election districts in the City of
City for. res ist ra.tion anti election purposes, and
be it further.,
RESOLVED: that in case any place hereby designated
c.^.n_-,Ot for anJT reason be- used for such ?purpose, the City
Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to secure and
�fortllwith desiLiiate �7,,nothe:c siiitable place in steed thereof.
Adoi)t e c?..
.AiXoxoved .
Auk. 5, 193
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REGISTRATION AND VOTI i�TO PL_-.CES
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LOCATIOIT
First rri.re.,rirs� Di^trice _—�01-17.Bufi<<1o,L.V.IIOU c
Second " 626 d. St .te,1'To. 6 Fire st- tion
if If Third " F23 ?'I.I3ii".if�ilo, City Pi.ii;lp Sta.
Second Ward, First " 1 J6 W. St, -it e, No. 5 fire Station
Second " 201 W.Olinton, Rec: Cros,, Iidg
" If
s
- Third " 117 E.1reen St, Lang's G^ra
e
Tl.irc-. IV .rd, First If 20 j '1. CTeileva, Con:,;re a.tion i.1
Ch.
CD
Second " 11_1
�� 3 1t. Ti o ; , F.1leth�odi. st Ch. I�
" Tliirc 1 09 i.lo lroe,l:ii11;'s Gr-aL:e ;�
Fourth ;' �r�', Fir^ Dtstr��t, 309 a,. St n.te, Ith�.c-�.F-Ant "::,11 1' l,er.
r1 It ^ecOnc'! •' r1�,7.Buffalo,Unit o.Tian Ch.
n n Thir' " 311 Coll.e ;e Ave.',.q Fire St
" Fourth " J02 'Titchell, n ' ll e ; 11erli1£t12 s::('ht, _r1
Fifth "^sc-, first Di et-,i ct, OTonin'.c-? -1s St. ,V-,nde-,n)o01 G` r- e
" �' second '1 , 61I?. Aurora, Stt-lbb s Ga,ra.r;e
n n T,lird " 1012 N1 TfLb0l_St.
rir7 Fire Station;
" t1 Fourth " Basement Sibley Colllege,Cornell Campus
1.1rfer. oL� 0Larried.
I'uncs to
Ci ^.ri ty - The Clerk again called attention to the f �lct
that the Charity Budget tea^ exhausted =i.nc that
about "P, I1-00 woulO. be needed for the expenses and
audit for this ;,iontli. .
There being; no surplus funds available it � ^^
sLi rested that the piiiount be tr,.nsi'er:red fro::i the
Budget and A?1-)ropriation of the Doa.rJ of Public 7,71.:2.
B1, Aldexi-,ian Rod;r1s':y: seconder._ by Alderiian. Iloff'rn:.?2:
5">OL�IFD: that the t:sander of 4�%, f On
be a.r-d tiie saf.ie i c hereby approved. fro, l the a,)•:,ro--
priatiolis of the Boarc o_' Fj_fOliC 1"orbs to tlle
Ap7)ropriation of the Co?,r..iissi oner of Charities.
C-a3-ri ed
1 eyn;,,
P ej-'u-�r The Clerk read and exnl .?fined the follot
ink comi-iiunication :filed bSr-.thL,City' Assessor.
To the Co!ivion Colulcil:
Gentlemen;
Up to July 3121931 no deed had been
recorded. showing the trnn,fer of this lot, or. any
other lot. from D. l cLa.chlin to Iirs. Reyna.
When the tolls mere: nia.de for the 1c)�7
assess?cents from records in the: County Clerk's
office, if no owner coulc: be found for lots in the
Cook Land. Comr)c-.ny subdivision, they t-ere ? i st e(
.under the na.:ie of the last owner whose nni-,ie an>)eE�.red
on the old City i-,Mps nreparcc by I.Ir. Crandall.
The City of Ith,.ca sends tax bills to
each nn.mme on the -ax Roll, as an -2.ccoriodr.tion, not
a.s qi le;-;;�1 requ rea:lent, a.n(� an�� nr.operty ot�2er
therefore knows whethe- lice has been billed. for E,,,,ci.l
parcel or paid the ta.- or not.
No ta.x t,as p`,.i. c' on this, lot, ^..nd no
receipt was `iv en for the year in oueEti on, l^^7,
t hich t" 1^ (.';.sly ad_vertise.d., sold r?nC. rl, de-ld_ E;ivE. r b;'
the City, aeeor(;in; to the State'.Te,x Lai.', =!nO the
titlQ subsequently` tr ,nsferred.. by the City to
F,�.y E. Allen .it n ".ucti.on r^lo~ held. I` rl1921c),20 �. , �;._ ,._, �-.r i �
Thi c in.fermc tion has been obtained fro._2 the
Tax Rolls of thc: City of Itha.ca., and filed in the
office of the City C?.cr?c City C1za,.iberla.in.
1925 1.1r s. I.t. L. Reyna D. TIcLachlin Fa.y r. All on.
001 F. ;ta.te Res. None Hone
.1926.0101 ,E.State If None ITone
.lQP7 801 211- -307-7 Lot
sold to City of
Ithc).ca on unpaid-
• ur!- 1927 Cite= ta.x Hone
1.92u�l I{ . St'-.te "
247-316--4 (ol) Lot
24r-,_30 7 -•7 ( 4Lot NoneITone
1gr9 801 E.04- te,Res
^i17-316- )l- (;1)Lot
2 r_�,07-7 (r I) 1° ITone ltLr__7 --7 Lot
a 0.C.
1930 801 :-. Stet e, Res.
247-316-4 (91) Lot
G1} r-3o7-7 (54) Lot None 2ll 5--
07-7 Lot
i L.F. Dofflemyer,
City Assessor.
A general discussion of this 'ri1�_•tt er brotiLglt out
1 the Tact that I rs. Reyna the former ov.mer of this lot had
failed to pay the City taxes bii it and also had failed to
see thy, legal publication of notice' of such failure and
j the 'sub; c cluent s:t.lo by tax deed to the Citjr;' and also the
nublished notice with resrect to the auction sale of this
lot iihicli was at thci1t ti.i:ic purcha.se'd by Facer A'11'en. The
j subsequent a&din€; of this lot to the' tax roll under the
i former owner at her request tra.s held no fault" of the City
but 'since the taxes had also been paid by the nevi oliner
j it felt that the a:.lounts paid by 11rc. Reyna should
be r`efunde6.
j By AI.dei:_ia.n Rogalsky: seconded by Alderr.:ian Lore:
i RESOLVED: that the City Taxes in tl�e amount
of, 1�6.60 paid. by Irs. Reyna for the years 1928,1929,
1930 and. 1931 on Lot -«7 B1L. 307, E. State Street be
refunded.
Carried.
By Al dt_ri,ia.n Ca. `r .
S user. seconded b, Alderman Lore.
I R7"SOLVE%That the following bills approved and audited
by th6 Finance Coat :ittee be and the same are 'hereby
j approves: for
Ca.rriec-.
COIRi'ON CGt11TCIL_
IT.Y. Telephone Co. _
Torwil,ins Co. Nat 11 Bank
E sr-, Sea -cord
P.Bottino 8: G.Filaretta.
Sideboard Restaurant
S. P. C. A. Special Fund
Ass6cia. Gas & Elec. System
H.Y:Telephone Co. `
L. V: R. R. Co. , freilht
Caurit�r Cl.c:r1L,na,rriaVre Licenses
i�
L. D. Carr '
1' T . Stone
C.C. Pay Rohl., Jelly
W.0. Otuhb0:;
Cili11.160 Ja:11-s
u^r%? Ser?cord
I ^.1--)h F . i::a.rshal.l
L.l,.Dofi:leiiyer
C3,o11r1-Hines Co.
Poli ce Pay Roll, July 1 to 15
n n u u 16 to 31
Het- Yorl: 'Telephone Co.
Ithac:L Sa.vi;zs Baal:
L.V.R.R. Co. ,freight
A.0.Gibs-on Co.
I:irs. 1,:. L. Sharpe
It Ji-)h E. , ).rshall
Ralph
Rolph E.1larshall
County. 01erl,,Hunt i.ng
George 1.I.7hip )le
George l:I.�'11ip ale
C iai:lc s Eastman
& Fisl,in;`, Licenses
CI 1:1ITIES
Fred G. Bool
Itiia.c:� !AIei;iorial Ihspital
I Lii_�c^ Cilili re111 s TToi:1n
H,.1.l)l-)y Valley Hoiiie s
. ' 67.01
115,118- 76
86.55
1,000.00
104.80
28. FO
47.16
. 9.69
24.00
2.50
2. FO
1 Fpy. 66
J
5.0n
! o. nlI.
5.00
10.60
1�3 52
1,(c0.77
1, 620.77
64.99
6,100. 00
. 50
5.82
8. 00
c 5.00
2J.00
50.00
25.00
70.00
56.00
25.00
25.00
61. Po
jl
loll-. 00
311.40
108.1E3
)IS.72
_L1E� 6
CHARITIES (Cont'd)
St.Patrich's Orphan Girls Asylum
5c.00
St.'.Te y l s Vrpha.n Boys Asyl.im
loll-.00
;7. 0. Mann
12.00
Louis Zounako r,
4-0. 00
Anna Jord�!n
20.00
S.R.Tisdel Co.
1.75
Yline's Pharmacy
1.75
Luzerne Coville,M.D.
10.00
Ii. E. ]Ierriox�i, I:;. D.
4G. 00
Dr. R.,M.Vose
10.00
Dr. Da.vi d Robb
16.00
R. S. Gut sell, I.i. D.
33.00
11. J. WiI son, M. D.
8.00
Bruno I.In. z z-a
72 .50
MTs. Gijy Cornell
15.�)
Ann-), Df--M.s,
10.00
Eli z?beth Bi shop
7. 50
iIxs. Ruth ;Jigd.en
9.00
Buttricl; n FrgxLiley, Inc.
00
Vincent Ii. Campbell
12.50
1 ,
L •.r E. Hack
qt-. 00
Stur-i'li Egos.
15.00
F=3.hey Pharmacy
2i�7
YliTles PhrTl"t acy
:4b
25.00
R.S. Gut sell,':?. D.
15. 00
W.J. Cra.i^.fOrd
27. 7
La..,_.,e Vie,,., az ri e ,
2 I
c.
F.E. Norton
72.00
Frank, Daino
55.0+�
I�1.Y. St=7,te G. t'_ E. Corn_ .
.I12
John C.
11:00
Christina Tcrchia
15.00
' OLD AGE SECURITY
'
Ithaca I. emorizl IIospita.l
29:70
' C. F. Denrwm, L:. D.
30. 00
' Reuben Dworsky
20:00
' Dr. H.T. Rhodes
30:00
' Robert S. Gut sell,11. D.
2. 25
' By Alder;:l,-�mi Lore: seconded by Alderi-iian
Gill: '
' RESOLVED: that this meeting
be ai: j ournc-11 '
" to 7:30 P.?:'. 'ronday, Aurrunt loth.
.
0 ied.
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