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Home My WebLink AboutMN-CC-1930-09-03 l7 COI:?PrION COUNCIL Audit Sheet September 5, IgiO Salary Pay .Roll, August, 1# 349- 99 n n 11 :semi-monthlyy Police 1,545.75 it n it n n n 1,545.79 B120j7- S. P. C. A. Special Fund 15.50 B1201- J. C. Penney Co. 2. 46 B12062_ Dorman S. Purdy IIS, 66 B12063- 1.14auri.ce L. Taylor, Agent 27.33 BI2064- E. S. Preston & Sons 119.03 812067- Harlan Burchf ield 2P.00 B12090- New York Tale,hon Co. 5 •2j BI2093- Ithaca Memorial Hospital 152.50 B12135m New York Telephone Co. 9. 76 c12177- willies Simmers 65.00 BI2I59- Harlan Burchfield 25.00 3I?190- County Clerk 13. 00 BI2259- Harlan Burchfield 25.00 B12326- hazel H. Little 7. 20 BI2327- Charles Eastrr:an 76-95 BI2328- Moss 76.95 BIC-349- C, D. Tarbell, P.u . 4.00 BI2353- Harlan Burchf ield 25.00 Bi2354- 7'dilliam Simmers 65.00 BI2352- Willard Letts 3'0. 00 --12391- County Clerk 26.00 BI2396- S. P. C. A. Special Fund 5000 City Chamberlain 4. Or) George F. Lasher Printing Co. ?4.00 Burroughs Adding :Machine Company `s The A.tkinson Press 12`50 Addresooraph Sales A-ency 6.91 Vera. Zlicks Snyder 1.75 The Cayuga Press 2.00 *1.'a,+u thei Bender & Company 2x.00 y T. G. 'itilleri s Sons ?'a:per Co. I6.90 Ithaca. Plumbing & Heating Co. , Inc 1.90 Reynolds & Prake Garage Company 1. 50 Parker & Granville 5. 00 Stover Printing Company 12.00 Ithaca, Journal-Wews IS• �4 C. J. Rums ey & Co. 7. 74 Reed., Hoyt (I Washburn 275.76 Harry C. Baldwin 150. 00 Ithaca Oil Compa-ny 24. 43 Apr ov ed: (, Finance Ccrnmittae c� C e) from the City Storage Yards and other property, not exceeding $350.00. To make emergency repairs on the Stewart Avenue Bridge, over Casdadilla Creek, to prevent the possibility of a serious accident 48,000.00. To install concrete pavement in Wyckoff Avenue, as ,well as curb and gutter, pursuant to petitions of adjoining property owners, and because of the amount of traffic thereon, and instead of merely improving with gravel, and in view of the removal of the trolley tracks from said street, not exceeding $11,200.00. For installing storm sewers in Giles and Hudson Streets because of the new pavemerit,not exceeding $4,500.00. For paving extras - not exceeding $3,000. for engineering and inspection services in connection with the improvements under said Bond Issue, not exceeding $3,000.00. For water and sewer services necessitated by the new paving, not exceeding $1,000.00. AYSSO:Sammons,Lowe,Causer,Morr .^on,Myers,Mayor Bergholtz NAYS--O Carried. * Approved--August 1,1930. )Rolice r4 yo Conference Rochster Chief Marshall reported on his attendance at the annual Police Convention in Rochester, stating that the "KEYNOTE" of the meeting was Courtesy to the Public and that mush good was accomplished during the Conference and he thanked the Mayor and Common Council for permitting him, to represent the City. t Alderman Causer stated that in his business he was in a, particularly advantageous position to hear comments from the travelling public and visitors as to the City, and that he wished to publicly commend and complement the Chief and his Department on their courteous and kind treatment to the Public, especially to visitors -and guests from out of Town. By' Alderman Morrison: seconded by Alderman Myers: R7SOLVED: that the audit approved by the Finance Cop-littee is hereby approved and payment of bills directed. Adopted On motion meeting adjourned. City Clerk. 8 CHAR'IT I ESS Audit Sheet S-Altember 3, 1030- B12279- Corm.'riissioner, August salary I25.00 Happy Valley Hones 48-72 Pr. L. D. 'Neish 20. 00 Harold D. Denniston, T". P. I0. 00 C. A. Ryerson 16-5c Fahey Pharmacy I q.55 ':1r s. B--ta Luhrs 15.00 Dr. Frank J. "cftrmick 'q0 00 Frederick B. Bond T.T. P. 5.00 a ry Brazo .00 Z-t T .0(,- (,- Herb�_- L. Cobb v 11111111 iay., Mann 12. 00 Stover Printing Company 17. 4C ill1rs. Lillian Sinn 32.00 'V.rs. Fred Bock 52.00 5 Vose, D. 2 ` , - 00 Louis Zounakos 40.00 lobinson Carpenter 47.35 1,1z s. G. DaLwarentis 112.00 Mira. Clarence Krun-, 20. 00 .1 -'r 1ar y E. Bethel 12.00 C. J. Haskins -;2.00 'ro.. Smith 5.66 111 i um D. Baldwin, Commissioner 75- 00 V. H. Earl 62.84 Ithaca: "Memorial Hospital 800.90 1,1arshall Dairy Co. 32,"2 Dr. H. H. 0run I0.00 Dr. T1. H. --ru=4 18. 85 Sturm Brothers 1x.''0 Ithaca Fuel Su,--.;-)ly 9.25 Ithaca. (,hildren' s Home 51- 72 Frank La-'Rar 16.00 F. B. Fulkerson 31- 00 G. F. Sturrock 44.50 H. Rawa 2,x, 00 Kelsey & .1osher 16.00 F. F, N"or ton 14. 00 Jr T. Tallenbeck 5 41 00 Abbott Bros, I 4-rC). 100 ,-Irs. Arthur Bishop 12*00 Thinv' s Shoe Stores Inc Patrick Clynes o � * E. J. Handlen 37- O John Flynn S7. r0 L. '" aurn i-r J 2 0. el Finance Cony,-,ittee L COMMON COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 3,1930. Present---Mayor Herman Bergholtz Aldermen---Causer,Gill,Rogalsky,Atkinson, Hoffman,Lowe. Chamberlain.-Snyder Commissioner of Charities--Green. Minutes of the preceding meeting were read and approved. The Mayor announced and read the resignation of Alderman Morrison due to his removing from the Fourth Ward. . At the suggestion of the Mayor, the Finance Committee was requested to. draft suitable resolution on receiving this resignation. The Mayor then announced that it was the duty of the Council to appoint a successor, and recommended that John W. Hines who ran against Mr. Morrison at the last eledtion be Stover given this appointment. Dominated Alderman Causer then placed the name of John W. Hines in nomination, tand Alderman Atkinson then nominated A.B.Stover. There being no further nominations, a ballot was taken which gave 3 for Hines and 3 for Stover. The Mayor cast the deciding vote for Hines. By Alderman Atkinson: seconded- by. Alderman Causer: Hines, RESOLVED: that Johh W. Hines be and he is Alderman hereby appointed Alderman from. t 7 Fourth Ward dkhted until the next regular election� o fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of William Morrison. Carried. The Mayor announced that he would appoint Alderman Hines to the Finance Committee and Committee On Relations with the Board of Public Works and designated Alderman. Causer as Chairman of the Finance, Committee. Parkin Damage A communication was received from Claim L. Parkin, #215 King Street submitting a bill of expense caused by his wife falling down on an icy sidewalk at Tompkins & Aurora Street last January. The claim was referred to the City Attorney who ruled that the same was barred due to not being properly filed. Wallenbeck Damage The Clerk presented a verified claim Claim for damages filed by Joel H. Wallenbeck and reported that the Board of Public Works had considered the claim and recommemded that the same be rejected. By Alderman Gill: seconded by Alderman Causer: RESOLVED: that the damage claim of Joel H. Wallenbeck be and the same is hereby rejected. Carried. Lucas Damage Claim Attorney Treman reported. that he had taken up with the Board of Public Works the claim for damages filed by Peter Lucas and that the Board recommended that the claim be rejected. By Alderman Causer: seconded by Alderman Rogalsky: RESOLVED: that the Lucas claim be and the same is hereby rejected. Carried. Reporting further Attorney Treman stated that he was preparing an amendment to the Charter by local law in relation to the procedure in connection with tax sales and would present the same to the Common Council at their next meeting. Mayor Bergholtz called the attention of the Council to their obligation to furnish funds for the administration of the new Old Age Relief Law by the Coinmissioner of Charities, end recom ended that an appropriation of $500 be made at this time to defray the expenses of extra. help and' supplies needed in the administration of this law pointing out that there-was a great amount of detail work, investigations, reports and administrative work in connection with carrying out the provisions of the law, and also pointing out that whatever expenses the City incurred, the State would pay ha=lf of it. The Clerk then read extracts from the law relative to it's administration. Old Age By' Alderman Causer: seconded by Alderman Hoffman: Relief RESOLVED:that the recommendation of the' Mayor be approved and $500 be and the same is hereby appropriated for the uses of the Commission of Charities in administering the Public Welfare Law with relation to Old. Age Relief. Transfer of Accounts The Mayor reported on the request of the Board of- Public Works as follows : "RESOLVED: that the Board of Public Works request the Common Council to authorize the transfer, within the IMPROVEMENT FUND of $2,500, from the surplus that has accrued to the account 'Resurfacing North Cayuga Street' to the account 'North Cayuga Street Bridge' , in order to take care of the additional expense of building new abut=ments which were not anticipated and approaches which were not included in the original estimate. ' By' Alderman Hoffman: seconded by Alderman Gill: ` RESOLVED: that the recommendation of the Mayor and Board of Public Works be granted and that 02,500. be and the same is hereby transferred from the North Cayuga Street resurfacing account to the North Cayuga Street Bridge account, in the Improvement Fund. Carried. By- Alderman Causer: seconded by Alderman Gill: RESOLVED: that the audit approved by the Finance Committee be and the same is hereby approved and bills paid. Carried. On motion adjourned. City Clerk COMIOid COUNCIL Audit Sheet October I, 1930„ Sc.lz.ry P---- y Roll, September, 1,319. 98 Sad-monthly R0111 , P01ice 1, ^4 .78 BI242I 3 H?2422- Harlan Burchf field 25. 00 i�I2473- John Bcyd Thacher, 2d, Treas. 250. 00 D12474-- uo;v York Pta,te Electric c� G .s Corp. 79. 2'7 E12475- �Te:v York Telephone Co. 9. 76 BI2505- New York Telephone C,o. 52.31 E12506- Daily Bond News 14. 00 1251'I- Harlan 3�urchf ic?d 30. 00 � I2 jI0- City c)f it?-_acu 10. LI251;�• V-:illiarr SiMI-ers 65Y00 E12540- County Clerk 20. 00 2541- C. P. T-arbell, P. 'il, II. 00 B!2506- Harlan Burchf field 25. 00 E12637- John . 'lF ilgus 90. 00 FF1�6 S- L. V. R. F. Cov •76 81260- Fred C. Thompson 00. no !12666- Ha-1 la,n BurChf ield 25. 17)0 a'I7671- Pilliarn Sinir<ers 6�. n 712 2- Charles F. Johnson T-0r_.. I9 =DI2o94- Hazel T_,ittle `• 7 X226.,5- Charles 7',istman 61. 56 B12696- V'iil iam Doss =.I. 56 EI2697- Villas Letts 46• .95 3EI2668- James Camrpagnolo T76, 09 K26 P9- Jos. Ca"(Pa•onolo 15.39 City Chamberlain 22. 4r- Cornell Library .Association Fire Tnsurance fie,^erve Fund 15�%. CO Vsolkmenis Ccmpensat ion Reserve Fund Ij'%O. 00 City of Itr_a,^,a, H. Elostein school tax 8. 90 la n TT r ;.'ill ium's It " 8. 80 J. The Crowley Press �)C J ja1rt: 77• ICJ 1. lx• ,. it _er 1 s Sons �� 'vl> I �i U. UuL:)l icat or Co. T =• '� Ith6,LC. Laundrie2, Inc t The Hand 110. 1. 40 N,ew Jersey Paint Vor?:s I J• 00 Crouse-Hind; Corgi any 151. 26 Conl, y Surer Service ?• 50 Lunton (2r evrolet , Inc T. 00 Ferri��w :.esker 2- 4 5 ' TC:=+.»^v Ap],roared: Fina,n,�e Ccn,..,-.,ittee