10-13-1939 Regular Meeting MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF
MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE COUNCIL
OCT. 13, 1939
The regular monthly meeting of the Miami Shores Village Council was held
on October 13, 1939, in the Village office at 7:30 P. M.
Present were Mayor Kitson, Councilmen Frank 0. Pruitt, John J. Lindsey,
W. Meade Stockdell, Stanley Milledge, the Village Attorney and the Village
Clerk.
Minutes of the September 30th meeting were read and approved.
Mrs. Tyler read a letter to the Council requesting the use of the
Community House on Tuesday night, October 17th, for the purpose of presenting
to the tax payers of the Village facts concerning the Golf Course up to the
present date, and correct certain erroneous statements that were being
circulated. Mr. Milledge moved that the facilities of the Community House
be made available to Mrs. Tyler on this date. Mr. Lindsey seconded the motion
was
and it,1unanimously carried.
Mr. Stockdell Read a proposed Ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE DECLARING
THE MEMBERSHIPS OF THE GOLF COURSE COMMITTEE AS PROVIDED IN MIAMI SHORES VILL-
AGE ORDINANCE #640 AND AS NOW CONSTITUTED BY SUBSEQUENT ACTION OF MIAMI
SHORES VILLAGE COUNCIL TO BE VACANT AND NAMING AND APPOINTING MEMBERS THERETO
TO FILL SUCH VACANCIES AND AUTHORIZING SAID COMMITTEE TO PROCEED WITH THE
COMPLETION OF THE GOLF COURSE AND CLUB HOUSE OF SAID VILLAGE, AND PERFORM ANY
AND ALL OTHER DUTIES ;JHICH MAY BE 14ECESSARY IN CONNECTION THERE4YITH AND VEST-
ING FULL AND COMPLETE AUTHORITY IN SAID COMMITTEE IN PURSUANCE TO THE LAWS
AND ORDINANCES OF SAID VILLAGE RELATING THERETO. "
and moved that it be adopted. Mr. Milledge seconded this motion and upon
putting it to a vote the results were
Mr. Stockdell yes
Mr. Milledge yes
Mr. Lindsey yes
Mr. Pruitt no
Mr. Kitson no
motion was carried. This Ordinance became Ordinance No. 89, a copy being
attached to and made a part of these minutes.
A petition signed by forty families of the Village requested that
Mr. P. W. Shaw be reinstated as recreational director for boys in conjunction
with Miss Goodrich as recreational director for girls,was presented to the
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Council. Mr. Milledge asked the Clerk if he had anyrecommendation to
make in regards to this petition. The Clerk informed him that he had
received this petition toolate to investigate same before the meeting
but that he would like to make a survey before making recommendations.
Mr. Lindsey moved that this petition be received and filed for
further discussion. Mr. Milledge seconded the motion and it was unanimous-
ly carried.
A letter from Lir. John C. Sullivan, written to the Planning Board,
} was read to the Council. This letter requested that Lots 5 and 6. Block
59, owned by the E. L. Bruce Company, be removed from the residential
zone and be rezoned for business.
Mr. Lindsey moved that the letter be referred to the Village Attorney
with instructions to answer same setting up the facts and to make inquiry
as to what type of business Mr. Sullivan desired the building now to be
used for. Mr. Milledge seconded this motion and it unanimously carried.
A letter from the Village Attorney was read in regards to granting
the Peoples Gas Company a franchise to supply the residents of Miami
Shores Village with gas. This company having requested the Village
Attorney to bring this matter up at the Council meeting, and Mr. Lindsey
moved that this letter be referred back to the Village Attorney with the
request that he advise the Council of the present status and rights of
the Village in regard thereto. Mr. Milledge seconded the motion and it
was unanimously carried.
Mr. Nice presented a sketch of the proposed commercial building of
Mr. Yuiile to the Council for their approval. This building to be
constructed directly across the street from the office with the same
set back as the new O'Dell building now under construction and to contain
a marquis of the same width and height as the O'Dell building. Mr. Nice
explained that the Planning Board, under the ordinance, could only pass
on commercial buildings when requested to do so by the Council.
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Mr. Nice presented a resolution unanimously passedcby the Planning Board
requesting that the Council amend Section 7 of the Zoning Ordinance No. 86 to
read:
"SECTION 7. Dwellings which by the plans and specifications will
not comply with the foregoing requirements, and any buildings for a
business or commercial use, shall not be erected and no permit therefor
shall be granted, without special application to the Council accompanied
by Planning Board Report. "
instead of:
"SECTION 7. Dwellings which by the plans and specifications will
nolcomply with the foregoing requirements, and any buildings for a
business or commercifil use, shall not be erected and no permit therefor
shall be granted, without special application to the Council or if the
Council requires, first to the Planning Board, and then to the Council
in order that the Council may have the benefit of recommendation from
the Planning Board. "
Mr. Lindsey moved that these plans be referred to the Planning Board
with the request that the Planning Board and Building Inspector make their
recommendations to the Council. Mr. Stockdell seconded the motion anA t
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carried by 4/5ths majority, Mr. Milledge casting the negative vote.
Mr. Nice read a letter from the Planning Board recommending that a
special permit be granted Mr. Matchett to build on a fifty-foot lot. Mr.
Pruitt moved that Mr. Matchett be granted a permit, Mr. Milledge seconded
the motion and it unanimously carried.
Lir. Milledge moved that all votes be recorded on all questions of the
Council. Mr. Lindsey seconded this motion and upon putting it to a vote
the results were
Mr. Stockdell yes
Mr. Milledge yes
Mr. Lindsey yes
Mr. Pruitt yes
Mr. Kitson yes
motion was carried.
Mr. Nice then presented to the Council a list of suggested occupational
license fees for the Council to consider. Mr. Lindsey moved that the
recommendations be carried over to the next regular or called meeting of the
Council. Mr. Stockdell seconded this motion. The vote on this motion was:
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Mr. Stockdell yes
Mr. Milledge yes
Mr. Lindsey yes
Mr. Pruitt yes
Mr. Kitson yes
and the mgtion was carried.
a proposed
Mr. Holt presented,\Ordinance entitled
"AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE PROPOSAL OF EVERETT W.
NICE, REGISTERED ARCHITECT AND MUNICIPAL CONSULTANT,
AS CONTAINED IN HIS REPORT TO THE COUNCIL UNDER DATE
OF SEPTEMBER 19, 1939; SPECIFYING CERTAIN TERMS AND
CONDITIONS PERTAINING TO THE SAME AND APPROPRIATING
THE NECESSARY MONEYS THEREFOR. "
for the adoption of the Council. Mr. Stockdell moved that this Ordinance
be adopted, Mr. Milledge second the motion, and upon putting it to a vote,
the results were as follows
Mr. Stockdell yes
Mr. Milledge yes
Mr. Lindsey yes
Mr. Pruitt no
Mr. Kitson yes
and the motion was carried. This Ordinance became Ordinance No. 901 a copy
of same being attached to and made a part of these minutes.
The Village Manager reported to the Council that he had inspected
five parcels of land for garbage disposal and nursery purposes, and
requested that a Council Committee be appointed to select a piece of prop-
erty and recommend terms under which it might be acquired. The Mayor
appointed Mr. Stockdell and Mr. Pruitt as a committee to investigate this
matter.
The condition of some of the alleys in the Village was brought up and
Mr. Pruitt moved that $500.00 be appropriated from the Contingent Fund to
be used in repairing these alleys. fir. Lindsey seconded the motion and
upon putting it to a vote the results were as follows:
Mr. Stockdell yes
Mr. Milledge yes
Mr. Lindsey yes
Mr. Pruitt yes
Mr. Kitson yes
the motion was carried.
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The next business to come before the Council was a statement of the
the Mortgage payment due Bessemer Properties, Inc. , on Oct. 1st on the
Golf Course. A copy of which being' atteched to and made a part of these
minutes. After some discussion Mr. Lindsey moved that the bill of Bessemer
Properties be received and referred to the Village auditor to be audited
and presented back to the Council within five days. Mr. Milledge seconded
this motion and upon putting it to a vote the results were as follows:
Mr. Stockdell yes
Mr. Milledge yes
Mr. `Lindsey yes
Mr. Pruitt yes
Mr. Kitson yes
the motion was carried.
The Council was advised that there was not enough money in the Golf
Course funds to take care of the maintenance payroll due Oct. 14th. Mr.
Stockdell moved that the deficit on this payroll be paid out of Village
funds. Mr. Lindsey made a substitute motion to that made by Mr. Stockdell
' as follows: "that a sum sufficient to meet the deficit in the golf course
payroll of Saturday, Oct. 14th, 1939, be transferred from the Contingent
Fund of the Village to the Golf Course fund to be repaid when the Golf Course
fund is sufficient so to do and that the Mayor and the Village Clerk be
authorized and directed to draw a Village check for such -sum". Mr. Milledoge
seconded the motion, and upon putting it to a vote the results were as
follows:
Mr. Stockdell yes
Mr. Milledge yes
Mr. Lindsey yes
Mr. Pruitt yes
Mr. Kitson yes
and the motion was carried.
The Village Clerk presented two sketches of proposed ceramic plaques
M to be prepared by the W. P. A. for the Club House and to be place at each
end of the main lounge over the fireplaces. Mr. Lindsey moved that these
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plaques be referred to the Golf Course Committee for its recommendation.
Mr. Stockdell seconded this motion and upon putting it to a vote the results
were
Mr. Stockdell yes
Mr. Milledge yes
Mr. Lindsey yes
Mr. Pruitt yes
Mr. Kitson yes
motion was carried.
Lir. Lindsey moved that the crew on the Golf Course be continued for
one week from October 14th;. 1939, at the expense of the Village and to be
paid in accordance to the discretion of the new committee for one week.
Mr. Stockdell seconded this motion and upon putting it to a vote the
results were
Mr. Stockdell yes
Mr. Milledge yes
Mr. Lindsey yes
Mr. Pruitt VO-,-
Mr. Kitson No
motion was carried.
The monthly bills in the amount of $1343.47 were presented to the
council. Mr. Pruitt moved that these bills be approved and Mr. Lindsey
seconded the motion and upon putting this to a vote the results were
Mr. Stockdell yes
Mr. Milledge yes
Mr. Lindsey yes
Mr. Pruitt yes
Mr. Kitson yes
motion was carried, after which the meeting was adjourned.
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APPROVED BY THE COUNCIL:
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Mayor
MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE ORDINANCE NO. 89
AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE MEMBERSHIPS OF THE GOLF
COURSE COMMITTEE AS PROVIDED IN MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE
ORDINANCE #64, AND AS NOW CONSTITUTED BY SUBSEQUENT
ACTION OF MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE COUNCIL TO BE VACANT
AND NAMING AND APPOINTING MEMBERS THERETO TO FILL
SUCH VACANCIES AND AUTHORIZING SAID COMMITTEE TO
PROCEED WITH THE COMPLETION OF THE GOLF COURSE AND
CLUB HOUSE OF SAID VILLAGE, AND PERFORM ANY AND ALL
OTHER DUTIES ;THICH MAY BE NECESSARY IN CONNECTION
THEREWITH AND VESTING FULL AND COMPLETE AUTHORITY
IN SAID COMMITTEE IN PURSUANCE TO THE LAWS AND
ORDINANCES OF SAID VILLAGE RELATING THERETO.
BE IT ORDAINED BY MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE:
SECTION 1. , The said memberships on the Golf Course Committee
as provided and named in Miami Shores Village Ordinance #64, and as
now constituted by subsequent action of the Council, and each of
them are hereby declared to b,e vacant with no further powers, duties
or authority whatsoever nature in anywise connected therewith.
SECTIOn 2. That James A. Dixon, Oscar Dooley Jr.
and Stanley Milledge, residents of said Village be, and
each of them are hereby appointed to fill the three vacancies on said
Golf Course Committee as aforesaid and full authority to carry out
the purposes of Miami Shores Village Ordinance #64, and all other
ordinances of the Village in connection therewith.
SECTION 3. That the former members of said Committee to wit:
John M. Carlisle, Roy H. Hawkins and W. Meade Stockdell be, and each
of them are hereby directed and authorized to turn over and deliver
to the members of said Committee hereby appointed all records, papers,
books, moneys, togehter with all other items of whatsoever nature or
kind pertaining to said committee, Miami Shores Village, Miami Shores
Village Golf Course and Club House.
Section 4. That the Golf Course Committee herein named shall
have full power and authority to carry out its functions and duties
as heretofore outlined by ordinance and laws of the Village relating
thereto.
SECTION 5. Each word, phrase, sentence or section of
this ordinance shall be severable and the invalidity of any word,
phase, sentence or section shall in no way or degree impair any
other part or parts thereof.
SECTION 6. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
SECTION 7. This ordinance shall be effective immediately
upon its passage.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 13th day of October, A.D. 1939.
F. SCOTT KITSON
ATTEST: ii1
Village Manager and Cierk
MIAMI SHORES VILLAGE ORDINANCE NO. 90
AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE PROPOSAL OF EVERETT W.
NICE, REGISTERED ARCHITECT AND MUNICIPAL CONSULTANT,
AS CONTAINED IN HIS REPORT TO THE COUNCIL UNDER DATE
OF SEPTEMBER 193, 1939; SPECIFYING CERTAIN TERMS AND
CONDITIONS PERTAINING TO THE SAME AND APPROPRIATING
THE NECESSARY MONEYS THEREFOR.
WHEREAS, Everett W. Nice, Registered Architect and Municipal
Consultant, made and filed his report to the Council under date of
September 19, 1939, and
WHEREAS, said report contained and outlined specifically
the duties to be performed and the services to be rendered on behalf
of said Village and the compensation to be paid therefor, and
JHEREAS, it is the sense of the Council that it is necessary
for the proper development of the Village that the work as outlined
in said report be undertaken and carried out to its final conclusion.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY MIA11I SHORES VILLAGE:
SECTION 1. That the proposal of Everett W. Nice, Registered
Architect and Municipal Consultant, as contained in his report to
Miami Shores Village Council, bearing date of September 19, 1939,
entitled; "Report of Survey and Investigation of Building Inspection
Service, Miami Shores Village", a copy of which proposal is hereunto
attached and made a part hereof as though fully set out herein, be,
and the same is hereby accepted, subject to the terms and conditions
as hereinafter set out.
SECTION 2. That the Village Manager, subject to the approval
of the Council, is hereby authorized and directed to expend out of
the appropriation of the Planning Board in the budget for the present
fiscal year, such sum or sums as may be necessary, for the preparation
of proposed Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map as contemplated in said
report; pay to the said Everett W. Nice the sum of $150.00 per month
from the appropora.tion in the budget for the present fiscal year as
"Chief Building Inspector' s Salary", together with mileage bf the
Everett W. Nice incurred in, the performance of his duties at not
more than seven cents ($.07) per mile; from the contingency fund of
the budget for the present fiscay year, pay the cost of proposed
Building, Electrical and Plumbing Code as contemplated in said
report. That said funds herein designated not otherwise specifically
appropniated are hereby appropriated for thepurposes herein set forth.
SECTION 3. The cost of materials, assistance and all other
items as specified in said report to be furnished by the Village for
the purposes therein stated shall not exceed the sum of One Hundred
Dollars ($100.00) unless authorized by the Council.
SECTION 4. That the said zvdrett V7. Nice is hereby authorized
and directed to proceed forthwith in the performance of his duties as
outlined in his said proposal , and the Village Manager is directed to
assist the said Everett '11. Nice in carrying out of his functions in so
far as possible.
SECTION 5. Each word, phrase, sentence or section of this
ordinance shall be severable and the invalidity of any word, phrase,
sentence or section shall in no way- or degree impair afly other part
or parts thereof.
SECTION 6. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
SECTION 7. This ordinance shall be effective immediately
upon its passage.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 13th day of October, A.D. 1939.
F. SCOTT KITSON
ATTEST: Mayor
C. LAWTON McCALL
Village Manager
Village Bills - September, 1939
Allapatah 5 & 10 Acct. �42 - Molds for Street Markers 5.00
Bessemer Properties, Inc. Acct. 78 - Office Rent due 10/1/39 30.00
Acct. 60 - Garage " " n 50.00 80.00
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Acct. 80 - Misc'1. Office Supplies
1-Typewriter ribbon .60
Berner-Pease Acct. 70 - Garbage - Tire Replacement
& parts, Inv. #45493
1-1855520 D. P. Points .39
1-526B " Coil 1.50
1-1842365 Bracket NC
1-816774 Rotor .12
1-1869706 Cond. .24
6- Comm. Plugs 2.70
6-5974003 Piston Ring Pins 2.16
12 - 3 3/8 x 1/8 Sta. A-H Compl.68
6 - 3 3/8 x 1/8 2.10
6- 3/3/8 x 3/16 2.64
Service Charges 6.50 20.03
Acct. 33 - Police - Gen'l Car
Repairs
Inv. 45577 - 2 7 Con. Champ.
Plugs .90
2 - J 10 Con. .90
1-set 292 Rexlude Blg 3.27
6-5936 Ext. Valves 3.42
6 - J 8 Plugs 2.70
1 -DK 244 Condensor .35
1-Set 1836 x Points .62
12 - 3 7/16 x 3/32 Ring Conp. 1.92
6 - P868 1003 Pins 1.98
1 - 9047 Gaskets 1.17
1-ES 421 .45
6 - 3 7/16 x 3/16 Sta. Rings 2.28
Service Charges 6.90 26.86
Inv. #93126
Additional Parts 2.62
Inv. 90203 1-Regulator &
Installation 2.81 5.43 52.32
City of Miami Acct. 35 - Police Radio Repairs 7.00
City of Miami Acct. 34 - Police Radio Service
Two-way Police Radio Service for Sept. 50.00
Cunninghamts Acct. 74 - Recreational Dept. Equip.
& Misc' 1. Supplies
#26644 - 1 doz. P.P. Balls .90
1/2 Doz. Y 320 Birds 1.80
2 - P. P. Paddles .60 3.30
2.
#26838 1 - BL 23 Football 3.95
2 - Victor Badminton Rackets 4. 20 8.15 11.45
Division of Shops & Wastes Disposal Acct. #72 - Garbage Disposal
cost for Sept. 63.57
The Electrical Equipment Co. Acct. #70 - Garbage - Tire Replacements
and Parts
1 - R11 x Bendix 5.50
1 - 1857960 Brush Set .40
5.90
Less 1.77 4.13
Florida Power & Light Co. Acct. 13 - Office Electricity 5.31
Acct. 14 - Garage It 10.78
Acet. 15 - Community Hse. " 2.33
Acct. 16 - Traffic Light N.E. 96th
Street & 2nd Ave. 5.60
Acct. 17 - Traffic Light Bisc. Blvd.
and 96th St. 6.72
Acct. 18 - Bisc. Blvd. & 89th St. 6.72
Acct. 22 - Street Lights 286.40 323.86
Florida Tractor & Supply Co. Acct. 66 - Lot Cleaning Repairs
& Parts
Inv. 13055 - 2 Bearing Caps 4.18
Goodyear Service Acct. 57 - Parkway Tire Replacements
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2 - 600 - 9 Tractor, 4 Ply Rib Tires 37.20
Gresham Stationery Co. Acct. 80 - Misc'1. Supplies, Printing etc.
1-Wing Eraser .10
1-Box Assorted Rubber Bands .35
12 - #2 Ticonderoga Pencils .50
300 - 24 incl. Tags 2.55 3.50
2 - Ms 82 x 11 Onion Skin 1.00 4.50
Hector Supply Co. Acct. 56 - Parkway Repairs, Parts etc.
SD 2059 - 2 Aln 81 B Bar Ada . Screw 2.20
2 Aln, 77 A Bar Adj . Screw 2.00
Freight .10
4.30
SD 2181 - 2 Carburetor Barrels 5.50
SC 2318 Parts for Gang Mower 45.12
SD 2318 " it " n .50
SD 2340 " It n n 49.62
SD 2514 - 4 cups for 7970 3.10
2 Belts .60 3.70
108.74
Less Credit - 1.90
106.84
Acct. 59 - Parkway Shrubbery Trees
& Soil
SD 2117 1-Ton 4-5-5 Fertilizer 32.22 139.06
3.
Holden-Wood Inc. Acct. 56 Parkway Repairs & Parts
Inv. F 4368 , 8-81216 Bearing 3.36
8-B1217 1.96
8-B1216 3.36
8-B1217 1.96
2-Bushings 1.30
8-49133 Grease Retainer 2.40
1-Check Valve .20
File Crankshaft Bearing., make
hubs for Roller Bearings,
make axle Shaft - material
and labor 50.70 65.24
Acct. #38 - Police Flashlight,
Batteries etc.
Inv. F5379 10 #13 Bulbs .54
48 950 ER Cells 3.12 3.66
Acct. 70 - Garbage Tire Replacements
& Parts
Inv. F 3280 - 849 Gasket .90
9684 .88
20456E .50
S37970 .21
2.49
Inv. F-3317 - 3 can Permatex 1.05 3.54 72.44
Linde Air Products Acct. 55 - Pkwy. Misctl. Supplies
1-WC Acetylene 3.48
1 DeY Oxygen 2.31
Rental .96 6.75
Little River Hardware *Co. Acct. 55 - Pkwy. Misctl. Supplies
Inv. #22200 - 1Doz.3/8x 1 Screws
.30
1 't 3/8 nuts .25 .55
Inv. 22227 1-Pruning Saw-___
1.75
1-doz. 5/16 x 1 Cap Screws .25
3 " 3/8 xl r� " .90
1 " 5/16 Nuts .15
3 " 3/8 It .60 3.65 4.20
Miami Mater Co. Acct. #19 - Garage & Nursery
Water 21.09
Acct. 20 - Office - water 3.75
Acct. 21 - Community House -
Water 15.49 40.33
Sam Murray Acct. #33 -POlice Gentl. Car Repairs
1-11230 Polish 2.50
Less 25% -.62 1.88
Maule Industries Acct. 7 - Gen'l. Street Improvement
Fund
11-35980 - 2 Yds. Sand 2.50
Miami Wiping Cloth Co. Acct. 55 - Pkwy. Misctl. Supplies
50 lbs. Rags 5.00
4.
Mills Rock Co. Acct. 7 - Gen'l. Street Improvement Fund
Inv. 125510 - 3 Yds Pit Rock 1.50
Inv. 125527 - 3 Yds " " 1.50
Tt 125539 - & Yds. " " 1.50 4.50
Lechich Florists Acct. 9 - Contingent Acct.
1-Spray _C.hrysanthemiums (David Baker) 5.00
Orange State Oil Co. Gas & Oil Inventory
Inv. 159858 - 430 Gal. Gas 66.65
Inv. 165888 - 320 Gal. of Gas 49.60
" 38756 - 320 " tt It 51.20
" 38302 - 315 it " it 50.40 217.85
Patten Sales Co. Acct. 70 - Garbage Replacements & Parts
Inv. 10889 - Recondition Zenith Carburator 6.17
Renuart Lumber Yds. , Inc. Acet. 7 - Gen' 1 Street Improvement Fund
F7751 - 5 Sacks Cement 3.50
F7911 - 5 sacks Cement 3.50
1/4" Steel 500 lin. 3.75 7.25
F8262 - 5 sacks cement 3.50
8802 1/4" Steel 3.75 7.25
F8252 5 sacks Cement 3.31
1-50 lb. sack Waterproofing 3.38 6.69
F9049 - 5 sacks Cement 3.50
28.18
Acct. 55 -PKwy. Mi6c' 1. Supplies
#8188 1 3/8 Pole 1/12 .48
9050 - 3-10" Flat Files 1.50 1.98
Acct. 59 - Parkway Shrubbery,
Tress & Soil
#8891 1-Mason Lime .50 30.67
Sinclair Refining Co. Gas & Oil Inventory
Inv. 41719 - 50 Gal. Ethyl Gasoline
8.75
99 lbs. Opal Gear Lub. 10.27
101 " " Chassis Lub 7.95 26.97
Inv. 41747 - 50 Gal. Ethyl Gasoline 8.75
Inv. 42259 - 54 Gal. Penn. Hvy. 28.08
6 " " Lt. Med. 3.60
6 " Med. Hy. 3.60 35.28
Inv. 42268 - 50 Gal . Ethyl Gasoline 8.75
Inv. 42855 - 50 Gal. a " 8.75
" 42878 - 50 'f tr tt 9.00 97.50
Spruill-Cordon Paint Works inc. Acct. 42 - Traffic Signs & Signals
Maintenance - Inv. #25821 - 2 Gal. Traffic
Paint 4.00
5.
Sayres Pharmacy Acet. 74 - Recreational - Equipment & Mise'l.
Supplies
1-Doz. Mercurachrome .45
e 1/2 doz. Adhesive .45
1/6 doz. Bond Aids .38
1/12 " Mi sc'1 . " .10
1/12 Swab Sticks .10 1.48
Acct. No. 80 - Office Hise'1.
Supplies etc.
1 - 100 Watt Bulb .15 1.63
John Spies Acct. #39 - Police Gas & Oil
9/3 1-Lube Job .50
9/10 1-Lube Job .50
9/17 1-Lube Job .50
9/25 1-Lube Job .50 2.00
Acct. No. 33 - Police Gen'l. Car Repairs
9/9 1-Tail Light .15
9/29 1-Tail Light .10
9/29 1- " It .15 .25 .40 2.40
Southern Bell T elephone Co. Acct. #10 - Office Phone
Local Service 7-1234 12.30
Local Service 7-5440 10.25 22.55
Acct. #12 - Long Distance & Telegrams
7-5440 - Donalsonville 7.05
it Boca Raton .50
7-4825 - Hollywood .15
Tax .30 8.00
't Acet. #11 - Garage Phone
Local Service 7-4825 11.70 42.25
Cash Parkway Mise' l. Supplies Acct. 55
Ice 4.00
Acet. #66 - Lot Cleaning Repairs
and Parts - Freight on parts .30
Acct. #80 - Mise' l. Suppliea Office
Ice, Desk Keys, Soap etc. 2.08
Acct. 81 - Stamps 6.00
Acct. 74 - Recreational Dept. ,
Mise'l. Supplies - Refreshments
for Children' s party 3.15 15.53
1343.47