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THE DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1919 PAGE 12-B The City Council hundredths (19884) feet South of the South line of River Street; thence North eighty four degrees twenty nine minutes (84 21)') East, twenty three lect; thence Northeasterly along the arc of a regular curve whose radius is one thousand four hundred fifty and sixty nine one hundredths 1,4. "HI 69) feet and the aic of which is convex to the South, for a distance of one bundled ninety two and fourteen one hundredths (192 141 feet to HE PLACE OF BEGINNING OF THE TRACT HEREIN DESCRIBED; thence continuing Northeasterly along the arc hereinabove last referred to, to the point of intersection of said arc with the Easterly lino of Horst Motor Supply Co 143.00 Iowa-Illinois Gas Elec. 4,551.16 Water Rentals Davenport Water Co 4,158 81 Improvement Payroll from Nov. 1, to Nov. 15, 1949 4,819.35 Tri-City Blue Print Co 3.79 The Democrat Publishing 14 38 The Times Co 19.53 Municipal Garage 2,663.90 Mid-West Engineering Co 778.62 Excess Paving C.

F. Schmidt, City Treasurer 63.41 C. F. Schmidt, City Treasurer, 398.26 Sidewalk Intersections Municipal Garage 30.28 Sewer Payroll from Nov. 1, to Nov.

191! WS.OS Chicago. Burlington Quincy South 22 feet of Lot 8, Block 19, Mcintosh's 3rd Addition. Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1949 R. KROPPACH. Mayor Attest: F.

A. HASS, City Clerk Street Committee Aid. Gerdes presented the following reports on petitions, which on his motion were adopted: Favorable report on petition from Vincent Ncu for two approaches on Iowa street side of garage at northwest corner of Fourth and Iowa streets, the north edge of north approach to be not less than three feet from north property line, and provided approved liability insurance is filed. Favorable report from Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railroad Co. for constructing footings in the alleys between Ripley and Harrison streets" and between Fourth and Fifth streets, provided the railroad company makes proper arrangements with Schwind-Hoker, for access to Ripley street durnig construction period.

Favorable report on petition from the Iowa-Illinois Gas Electric Co. for easement to permit installation of power line under railroad tracks south of River street, subject to the reservation of the rights of the city for streets, storm service and sanitary sewer purposes. Aid. Gerdes presented an estimate for $3,263.17 and another for $846.37 due to Romine, Sindt Snow, which on his motion were allowed and ordered paid. Aid.

Gerdes presented the following resolutions which on his motion were adopted: No. 12.530 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That Resolution No 12.163 passed and approved May 18. 1949. be and the same is hereby rescinded. Passed this 16th day of November, 1919.

A. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS, City Clerk No 12,511 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That the sum of $6,437.07 heretofore paid out of the Municipal Garage Appropriation and having been paid back to the city be and the same is hereby credited to the Municipal Garage Appropriation and the City Clerk is hereby directed to make the necessary entry on bis books. Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1949.

Approved: A. R. KROPPACH. Mayor Attest: F. A.

HASS, City Clerk No. 12,5.12 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That a warrant be drawn on F. Schmidt, City Treasurer, in favor of himself for the sum of $42.187 50 to pay semi-annual interest and retire Street Construction Bonds dated 8148. due 12149. Approved: A.

R. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS, City Clerk No. 12,53:1 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport; That Ralph C.

Graham, Superintendent of Construction, be and he is hereby authorized to enter into a contract with Ed Frandsen Excavating Co. for the shaping and macadaming of Mound Street from East Locust Street to Kirkwood Boulevard, in the sum of $2.75 per ton, he being the lowest bidder. Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1919. Approved: A. R.

KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS. City Clerk Fire Committee Aid. Johnson presented the fire department payroll amounting to $11,272.01, which on his motion was allowed and ordered paid.

Aid. Johnson presented the following resolutions which on his motion were adopted: No. 12,531 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That the Purchasing Agent be and he is hereby authorized to enter Into a contract with the John Soller Construction Davenport, Iowa, for the Boiler House Addition to Central Fire Station for the sum of $4,567.00 as per specification, they being the low bidder. Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1949. Approved: A.

R. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest, A. HASS, City Clerk No. 12,535 Resolved by the City Council of the City of That a warrant be drawn on F. Schmidt, City Treasurer, in favor of himself for the sum of $7,612 50 to pay semi-annual Interest and retire Fire Dept.

Equipment Bonds dated 12147, due 12149. Approved: A. R. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F. A.

HASS, City Clerk Police Committee Aid. Geertz presented the police department payroll amounting to $10,363.47, and the police and fire signal system payroll in the amount of $294.73, which on his motion were allowed and ordered paid. Aid. Geertz presented the following resolutions which on his motion were adopted: No. 12.5.16 RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Davenport, that a Class Permit to sell beer, as provided by law, is hereby granted to the following named persons and at the following described locations, upon their applications having endorsed thereon the certificates of the proper City Officials as to having complied with all health and sanitary laws, regulations and ordinances, and all fire laws, regulations, rules and ordinances and all electrical regulations, rules and ordinances, and upon their filing with the City Clerk the required bond, to-wit: Name and address: Edward B.

Carstensen. 831 W. 3rd St. Foster Felger. 2228 E.

11th St. Ivan Y. Hartman. 822-24 W. 2nd St.

John Martin. 221 Brady St. James J. Powers, 729 Marquette St. Frank L.

Winfield. 714 W. 2nd St. CLUB Col. D.

King Post No, 2963, 415 Perry St. Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1949. Approved: A. R. KROPPACH.

Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS, City Clerk No 12.517 RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Davenport, that a Class Permit to sell beer, as provided by law, is hereby granted to the following named persons and, at the following described locations, upon their filing with the City Clerk the required bond, to-wit: Name and address: H. H. Clark.

1815 Bridge Ave. James and Donald Costello, 2801 Harrison St. Tenenbom's Super Market, 1301 Jersey Ridge Rd. Ken Coolev, 1859 W. 8th St.

William Lummer, 1219 Harbor Rd. Arthur Prue, 2702 Boies Ave. Vivian Bearbower. 2147 W. Locust.

St. Charles Hargh, 1630 Washington St. Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1949. Approved: A. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F.

A. HASS, City Clerk Light Committee and every one of the foregoing resolutions was as follows: Yeas Geertz, Gerdes, Goodwin, Jepsen, Johnson, Lorenzen, Petersen 7. Nays None. Auditing Committee Aid. Johnson presented the following report of the auditing committee, together with the following claims, payrolls, which on his motion were allowed and ordered paid: Salaries Payroll from Nov.

1, to Nov. 15, 1949 5,288.65 roiice Pavroll from Nov. 1, to Nov. 15, 1949 $10.36.1.47 The Steak House 1 68 Zoeckler's 2 38 Al Freeland 2 70 Tefft Rubber Stamp Co 2.80 Tn-Citv Clean Towel Service. 3.16 Knueppel Ott 4 80 Model Laundrv 5 58 J.

W. Agnew, M. 6.00 Jim Craton's, Inc 8 06 Hotel Dempsey 12.24 Democrat Publishing Co. 13.00 Iowa-Illinois Gas Elec. Co.

13 07 The Men's Reformatory 20.81 Roval Typewriter Co 22.50 West Davenport Clinic 27.00 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co 48 01 Municipal Garage 1,387.72 Grounds and Building Pavroll from Nov. 1, to Nov. 15, 1949 516.48 Model Laundry .72 Ben J. Abeln 1.38 Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul Pacific R.

R. Co 1.43 Hayes Freight Lines 1.83 Tn-Citv Clean Towel Service. 2.20 May Co 3.40 Davenport Water Co 5 00 Central Electric Co 11.58 Globe Machinery Supply Co. 15.30 J. E.

Proffitt 18.84 Edwin Gertz 25.94 Petersen Plmbg. Htg. Co. 27.19 Acme Chemical Co 37.50 Carmichael Electric Co 37.88 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co 48.51 Schwind-Boeker, Inc 50.00 Iowa-Illinois Gas Elec. 109 10 Austin-Crabbs, Inc 303.00 Municipal Garage Pavroll from Nov.

1, to Nov. 15, 1949 1,244.93 A. E. Hudson Co .53 Stneter Motor Co .84 Schierbrock Motors, Inc 1 04 Snap On Tools, Inc 1.50 Industrial Towel Service 4.69 Louis Hanssen's Sons 4 85 Auto Parts Co 6.33 Tri-Citv Clean Towel 6.45 Iowa-Illinois Gas Elec. 8.51 W.

E. Galpin 8.90 C. Houck Auto Top Shop 9.00 Industrial Eng. Equip. 14.14 Standard Bearings Co 14.37 Ingcrsoll-Rand Co 20.34 Sicg Co 28.08 Martin-Roasa Tr.

Equip. Co. 30.01 Harry Alter Sons 33.15 Westphal General Tire Co 34.15 Breinich Auto Radiator 34.25 Les Fries Body Shop 34.25 Emeis Elec. Service 36.00 Horst Motor Supply 38.18 Woodmanse Mfg. Co 54.61 Carstens Sons Glass 55.64 Stone Wheel, Inc 75.33 International Harvester Co.

83 83 Cities Service Oil Co 90.88 Dahl Motors Davenport, Inc, 242.63 Clyde Wilkinson Tire 581.07 Printing and Stationery Burroughs Adding Mach. Co. 12.09 National Fire Protection Assoc. 12.50 Nielsen Printery 15 99 Peterson Paper Co 21.38 Blackhawk Printing Co 42 81 Greyhound Press, Inc 46.92 Tri-City Book Bindery 47. .50 Fidlar Chambers Co 63.24 Democrat Publishing Co 251.58 The Times Co 251.58 Board of Health Pavroll from Nov.

1, to Nov. 15, 1949 1,122.08 Tri-City Clean Towel Service. 2 25 Commercial Printing Co 13 06 Blackhawk Printing Co 63.24 Incidentals Payroll from Nov. 1, to Nov. 15, 1349 1,299.60 Western Union .44 Sterling Products Inc.

1.00 Zoeckler's 3,35 Dual Parking Meter Co 3.60 Davenport Abstract Co 7.50 Bawden 7 91 James Placatka 8 00 C. E. Marshall Co 8 04 The Times Co 9.66 Louis Hanssen's Sons 18 40 West Davenport Clinic 28 00 Iowa-Illinois Gas Elec. 40.85 Municipal Garage 181.46 F. A.

Hass 324.54 Harry Alter Sons 413.70 Davenport Fire Casualty Board 53890 Hickev Inc 25 00 Edward C. Huot 85.00 Edwin J. Lindsey 125.00 Walter Wamser 125.00 Junior Crews 200.00 Barton Naphtha 55.00 Carthev Petroleum Corp 35.00 Cities Service Oil Co 114.50 Continental Oil Co 37.50 F. R. Edwards 19.50 Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp.

60.00 Shell Oil Co 34.00 Strieter Quick Service 35.00 Police and Fire Signal System Pavroll from Nov. 1, to Nov. 15, 1949 294.73 Graybar Elec. Co 3.50 Central Garage 4.00 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co 8.90 Radio Electronic Engineering 9.00 Wm. Ramm Welding Mach.

Service 10.00 Horst Motor Supply 13.55 Building Products Co 16.25 Brach Mfg. Co. 19.26 Municipal Garage 27.08 Lcland R. Hatch 50.00 Iowa-Illinois Gas Elec. 201.98 Snow Removal Chicago.

Milwaukee, St. Paul Pacific R. R. Co. 860.14 Garbage Disposal Payroll from Nov.

1, to Nov. 15, 1949 3,243.10 Davenport Water Co 10.17 oman Steel Co 21.00 Municipal Garage 1,019.64 Airport Pavroll from 1, to Nov. 15. 1949 484 00 Industrial Towel Service 3 07 Louis Hanssen's Sons 3 25 Tri-City Clean Towel Service 3.30 East Davenport Fuel Lumber Co 4.25 Walt Lam bach 5 31 Elliott Flying Service 5.78 R. K.

Sunderhruch 6 12 Davenport Water Co. 6 47 Great Western Supply Co 8 75 Brookficld Pest Control Co. 12.50 Carmichael Elec. Co 16.80 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co 22.03 Iowa-Illinois Gas Elec, Co. 33.00 Socuny-Vactium Oil Co.

357.00 Street Construction Pavroll from Nov. 1, lo Nov. 15, 1919 i. 1.343.10 Obcrlaender Sand Co 77.00 Wm. Ramm Welding Mach.

Service 115 40 Linwood Stone Prod. Co 706.30 Municipal Garage 718.08 C. F. Schmidt, City Treasurer 42,187.50 Fire Fund American LaFrance Foamite Corp 114.12 C. F.

Schmidt. City Treasurer 7.612.50 Fire Dept. Maintenance Fund Pavroll from Nov. 1, to Nov. 15 1949 $11,272.01 Louis Hanssen's Sons .45 Zoeckler's 1.39 C.

F. Ranzow Co 1 79 Mueller Lumber Co. 2.41 Emeis Elec. Service 4.50 Walter Lambach 4 85 Davenport Water Co 4.95 American LaFrance Foamite Corp 5 29 Crescent Laundry 5.31 The Sears Co. 9.75 A.

P. Auto Parts Co 12.56 Mines Safely Appliance Co. 14.21 Horst Motor Supply 15.19 Model Laundry 16.38 West Davenport. Clinic 32.75 Grant Storage Battery Co 42.75 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co 111.00 Iowa-Illinois Gas Elec. Co.

121 64 Solomon's Furniture Co 192.34 Mercy hospital 238.75 Public Lights Tri-City Clean Towel Service 2.00 Municipal Garage 69.02 and directed to install street lights at the following locations, to-wit: 1100 c. p. at East Adams Street on Tenth Street. lloo c. p.

at Twelfth Street and Western Avenue. Passed this ltith day of November, 1949. Approved: A. R. KROPPACH.

Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS, City Clerk Grounds and Buildings Aid. Johnson presented the grounds and buildings payroll amounting to $516.48, which on his motion was allowed and ordered paid. Water Committee Aid.

Petersen presented a petition from Lee Schneider asking for water service-extension in Belle avenue to a point 500 feet north of Lombard street, which on his motion was ordered received and filed. Sewer Committee Aid. Petersen presented the following reports on petitions, which on his moflon were adopted: From E. A. Underwood petition asking for permission to connect a sanitary sewer line to sewer in Crestline drive.

Received and filed. From William C. Givens petition asking permission to build a public sewer privately along Kim-berly road from Kimberly Acres to connect with existing sewer in Brady street. Favorable report, subject to approval of plans provided by others, and also sewer becomes property of city. Aid.

Petersen presented" an estimate for $52.50 due to Midwest Engineering which on his motion was allowed and ordered paid. Aid. Petersen presented the following resolution which on his motion, and by unanimous consent on roll call, was placed on passage and adopted on roll call: No. 12,51 WHEREAS, the Superintendent of Construction has caused to be filed with the City Clerk a plat and schedule of the sewer in Mound St. from lfith St.

to 150 ft. South of Locust in the City of Davenport, as required by the laws of the State of Iowa and the ordinances of the City of Davenport, showing the total cost of said sewer and orso the several lots or specified portions thereof or land abutting upon and adjacent to said sewer liable to be assessed for such improvement, and the amount to be assessed upon such lots or specified portions thereof, or lands, in proportion to the special benefits accruing to each lot or parcel of real estate abutting upon and adjacent to said portion of said improvement, therefore. BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Davenport, Iowa, that said improvement be and is hereby accepted: and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said plat and schedule so filed with the City Clerk be and they are hereby declared correct and approved, and adopted by this City Council as the plat showing the amounts to be assessed against the separate lots or portions thereof, or land subject to assessment for said improvement: and EE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Davenport hereby ascertains and determines the total cost of said improvement to be One Thousand Four Hundred Eighty-seven and 00100 Dollars and that of said amount the sum of One Thousand Four Hundred Eighty-seven and 00100 Dollars is assessable on abutting and adjacent property; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk be and is hereby instructed to give, prior to the next regular meeting of the City Council, ten days' notice that said plat and schedule are on file in his office in this City for the inspection of any person or company interested therein, and that any such person or company having any objection to the same or to the tax proposed to be assessed as show thereby, shall file with said Clerk his or their objections in writing, at or before the meeting of the City Council, which will be held Wednesday, December 7, 1949, commencing at 7:30 o'clock p. of said day; and that the City Council at such meeting will hear and decide upon all objections so filed, if any; winch nolice shall be published three times in a newspaper as required by law, and said meeting is hereby fixed as the time when all such objections ill be heard and decided by the City Council. Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1949.

A. R. KROPPACH. Mayor Attest: F. A.

HASS. City Clerk Roll call on the adoption of the foregoing resolution was as follows: Yeas Geertz, Gerdes, Goodwin, Jepsen, Johnson, Lorenzen, Petersen 7. Nays None, Taving Committee Aid. Gerdes presented estimates for $1,300.69 due to Phelan Construction $778.62 due to Midwest Engineering and $387.46 due to Central Engineering which on his motion were allowed and ordered paid. Aid.

Gerdes presented the following resolutions levying tax for alley improvements: Alleys between Berg Place and Rusholme street and from Myrtle street to Frances Place. Amount of tax: $2,956.32. Alley between Gaines street and Western avenue from Gaines street to Rusholme street. Amount of tax: $2,515.18. Aid.

Gerdes presented the following resolutions of acceptance of alley paving and setting the amount of tax for the improvements, with the hearing being set for 7:30 p. Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1949, in the council chamber of the city hall: Alleys between Brown street and Gaines street and between Ninth street and Eleventh street. Amount of tax: $4,170.33. Alley between Brown street and Gaines street from High street to Lombard street.

Amount of tax' $3,675.91. Alleys between Fillmore street and Marquette street and between Pleasant street and High street. Amount of tax: $4,37101. Alley between High street and Lombard street from the east curb line of Fillmore street to the west line of the alley west of Marquette street. Amount of tax: $3,187.13.

Alley between Glen Place ana Armil Place from the north ine of Rusholme street to the south line of Central Park, avenue Amount of tax: $4,53 7,41. Alley between Jefferson avenue and Grand avenue and between Thirtieth street and Thirty-second street. Amount of tax: $3,574.55. Alley between Bridge avenue and College avenue from Central Park avenue to Garfield street Amount of tax: $5,358.22. Alley between Elm street and Lombard street from Belle ienue to Jersev Ridge road.

Amount ot tax: $4,915.50. Roll call on the adoption of each drawn on C. F. Schmidt, City Treasurer. In favor of himself in the sum of $63.41 to be applied on the interest of the special assessments levied and assessed against the following described real estate and Zenith Corporation, as owner thereof, for the paving of Twenty-ninth Street, to-wit: Lot 14.

Oak Heighls Addition, $40.02. Tract of real estate described as beginning lit a point which is 20 feet South and 211(1 feet East from the Northwest corner of the Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 24, Township 711 North, Range 3 East of the 511) P. running thence South 153 75 feci; thence East 50 feet; thence North 118 75 feet to the South line of 29th Street; thence West along South line of 29th Street 50 feet to point of beginning, $23.39. Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1949. Appioved: A.

R. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS, City Clerk No. 13.526 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That a warrant be drawn on C.

F. Schmidt, City Treasurer, in favor of Junior Crews in the sum of $200.00 as balance due for compensation, for loss of part of left hand while in the employ of the City of Davenport on March 23, 1949, said payment being for balance of 20 weeks at the rale of $20.00 per week. Passed this 16th day of November, 1949. Appioved: A. R.

KROPPACH. Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS. City Clerk No 12.527 Resolved, by the City Council of the Cily of Davenport: That a warrant be drawn on C.

F. Schmidt, City Treasurer, in favor of Edward C. Hunt in the sum of $115 00 in full settlement of his claim for damages to his car caused by a truck of the Refuse Department of the City of Davenport, in the rear of the premises known and numbered as 213 Rradv Street, on or about October 25, 1949. Passed this 16th day of November, 1919. Approved: A.

R. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS, City Clerk No Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That a warrant be drawn on C. F.

Schmidt, Cily Treasurer, In favor of himself, In the sum of 5398.26 to be applied on the special assessments levied and assessed against Ihe following described real estate and Walter E. Mueller, as owner thereof, for the paving of the alleys between Tenth and Eleventh Streets from Lincoln Avenue to Pine Street, to-wit: Lot 1, J. Schick's 2nd Addition 17 06 Lot 4, J. Schick's 2nd Addition 4 60 Lot 5, J. Schick's 2nd Addition 15.72 Lot 11, J.

Schick's 2nd Addition 102.07 Lot 12, J. Scheck's 2nd Addition. 87.41 Lot 13, J. Schick's 2nd Addition 75.70 Lot 15, J. Schick's 2nd Addition 54 60 Lot 16, J.

Schick's 2nd Addition 41.10 Passed this 16th dav of November, 1919. Approved: A. R. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F. A.

HASS, City Clerk No. 12.52!) BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Davenport, Iowa, that, the general taxes levied and assessed against the following described real estate and the following named persons as owners thereof, for the year 1919, be and the same are hereby suspended, said persons being holders of Certificates of Old Age Assistance and therefore by operation of the statutes of the Stale of Iowa, are declared to be unable to contribute to the public revenue, to-wit: George B. Barber, Cutter's Replat of Fulton's Replat of North Davenport Lots 6, Block 5. L. H.

Bcnadom (Augusta Benadom), Lots 5 and 6, Block 1, Thomas Subdivision, George Carson Campbell, Lot 23, Block 18 Garden Addition, John P. Christiansen, The West of Lot 5, Block 110, LeCTaire's 8th Addition, James W. Cole (Josephine Cole), Commencing at a point on the West line of Mound Street 230 feet North and 10 feet West of the Southeast corner of the West half of the Southwest quarter of Section 19, Township 78 North, Range 4 East of the 5th P. Mary E. Collins.

Part of the Southwest quarter of Section 19, Township 78, North, Range 4 East of the 5th P. Chas. G. Dawson and wife. The South half of Lot 7.

Block 18, Mcintosh's 3rd Addition, Fred Dwinger, 1947, 1918 and 1918, The South 25 feet of the East 70 feet of Lot 4, Block 25, Original Town, Gustave Adolph Ewoldt, Lot 6, Kolt-zau's Addition, Henrv and Emma Garstang. Lot 6, Thode Court, Addition. Frank Glenn (Francis Joseph Glenn), The East 60 feet of the South half of Lot 4, Block 13, Witherwax's Addition, Helene and Meta Haase, Commencing at the Northeast corner of land owned by Elizabeth Miller: thence West along the South line of Third Street 28 feet; South 235 feet; East 28 feet to beginning, Laura Belle Harris. The South half of Lot 7, Block 19, Mcintosh's 3rd Addition, John C. Hass, The East 48 feet of Lot 18, Block 22, Forrest and Dillon's 2nd Addition, Theresa M.

Horst, The South 43 feet of Lot 11, Block 6, Bellevue Addition, August Huth and Wife, Lot 2, Block 2, Fair Grounds Addition, Stella Jager, The South 50 feet of Lot 7, and the North 10 feet of Lot 8, Block 5, Grant Subdivision, Martha Kahler (John Kahler and Wife Lot 15. Block 11, Fulton Addition to East Davenport, Rudolph Koch by Margaret Petersen, Lot 6. Block 4, Kent's 2nd Addition, Cutter's Replat of Block 4 of Park Place, Laura and Gustav G. F. Koos, Lot 3, Block 3, Hirschl 1st Addition, Kate Lancaster.

Lot 21, Block 23, Park Lawn 2nd Addition, Mary A. Landucci, Lot 8, Block 4, Mcintosh's 2nd Addition, Millis and Wife, Lot 8, Block 2. Bawden's Addition. Alfred Moden (Ida Mathilda Modem, Lots 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21. Block 11, Westholme 2nd Addition, Dorothea Mordorst, Lot 14, Block 25, Park Lawn 3rd Addition, Christine K.

and Minnie E. Nebling, The East 10.33 feet of Lot 4 and the West 29.87 feet of Lot 5, Block 5, Shaw's 3rd Addition, Anna Peck, The East half of Lot 17, Block 3, Green's 2nd Addition, William H. (Ml Pitts, Lot 7, Block 93, LeClaire's 8th Addition, Emil Adolph Pott, et al, The North 50 feet of Lot 9, Block 11, Forrest and Dillon's 2nd Addition. William A. Printy (Ethel Mae Printy and Husband), Lot 9, Block 5, Garden Addition, Frank C.

Roth and Wife, Lot 10, Block 11, Park Lawn Addition, Liilie- M. Schmidt, Commencing 23 feet North of the Southeast corner of lot or Block 11, Eads Subdivision: thence West 235 feet: thence North 23 feet: thence West 90 feet, Sarah Elizabeth Sheahan, The East 37 feet of the South 114 feet of Lots 11 and 12, Block 5, Noel 2nd Addition. Walter C. Snyder, Lot 24, Block 22, Park Lawn 2nd Addition, Katie Strellner. The West 20 feet of Lot 2 and Lot 3, Lots 4 and 5, Block 8, Garden Addition, Alice.

M. Tarket, Part of the Southwest quarter of Section 19, Township 78 North, Range 4 East of the 5th P. Minnie M. Taylor. Lots 35, 36.

37 and 38, Block B. Westholme 2nd Addition. Christ Theiss (Christ and Margaret Tbeiss), Lot 4, Block 5, Franklin Park Addition, Margaret Tralnor, Lot 1, Block 1, Coleman's Addition. Amelia F. Voss, The East 34 feet of Lot 5.

Block 9, Forrest Dillon's 2nd Addition, Mathilda Whealev (Thomas Whealev), Part of Block 41, Mcintosh's 4th Addition, Lena dairy (Martha Lena Wesnert, Lot. 4. Block 9, Forrest Dillon's 2nd Addition, Elizabeth Cjek (Elizabeth Pate), The REGULAR SESSION COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL, Davenport, Nov. 16, 1949. The counucil met in regular session at 7:30 p.

with Mayor Kroppach in the chair. Roll call was as follows: Present Geertz, Gerdes. Goodwin, Jepsen, Johnson, Lorenzcn, Petersen 7. Absent Fell 1. On motion of Aid.

Johnson, the reading of the minutes of the pre- ceding session was dispensed with, same being approved as printed, retitions and Protests Petitions, protests and communications were presented and acted upon as follows: From Capt. A. H. Lovett peti-'tion asking permission to erect radio antenna. Street, committee and city attorney.

From Schwind-Boeker, petition asking permission to cut curb in front of 417-19 Harrison street. Street committee and su--. perintendent of construction with power to act. From Michael Gasser petition protesting assessment for street improvement. Finance committee.

From Harlan C. Deem claim for damages as result of truck-fire truck collision. Finance committee and city attorney. From Florence Blagg notice of claim for personal injuries. nance committee and city attorney.

From Ralston Purina Co. petition asking permission to make change in railroad crossing on Howell street, construct additional crossing and new railroad track to service plant. Street and ordinance committees and city attorney. From William Jurgens petition protesting alley pavement assess-ment. Finance committee.

From Davenport Garden Homes, petition protesting to paving Finance committee. Reports of City Officers The reports of the various city officers were received and on motion were ordered received and filed. Committee-of-the-Whole The mayor called for and the official reporter read the minutes of the meeting of the committee-of-the-whole, which on motion of Aid. Johnson were approved. (Minutes of the Meeting nf the Committee-of-the-Whole) MAYOR'S OFFICE, CITY HAT.L, DAVENPORT.

Nov. 15, 1943 The council met in committee-of-the-whole at 3 p. with Mayor Kroppach in the chair and all of the aldermen present. Capt. A.

H. Lovett presented a petition asking for permission to extend a one-wire aerial across East Thirteenth street, west of Arlington avenue, and it was referred to the street committee and city attorney. Public hearings were held on four rezoning petitions and the following action taken on recommendation of the ordinance committee: Adverse report to change area at southwest corner of Fourteenth and Brady streets from multiple dwelling district to commercial. Adverse report to change area at northeast corner of Eighteenth and Brady streets from multiple dwell-" lng district to commercial. Adverse report to change area on Orchard avenue, between Harbor road and Garden avenue from single family district to local business.

Favorable report to change areas at four corners of Seventh and Fillmore streets from two-family district to local business. Attorney James Lamb appeared before the council relative to an ordinance relocating Sturdevant street, south of West River street, and the matter was referred to the legal department. Aid. Gerdes for the street committee submitted reports on two petitions and offered one resolution and a final estimate for the LeClaiie park off-street parking project. He also presented several resolutions from the paving corn-; mittee.

Aid. Fell made a motion that action be taken toward repairing Rock Island Lines railroad crossings and recommended that if the city has authority the repair work be undertaken and the cost assessed against the railroad. The matter was referred to the legal department. Several transfers and renewals of beer licenses were offerpd by Aid. Geertz for the police and license committee, and for the light committee, be presented resolutions for installation of two street lights.

Reports on two petitions for sewers Were presented by Aid. Petersen and he also offered a resolution for acceptance of a sewer. Five resolutions from the finance committee were suhnutted by Aid. Lor-. enzen, and two from the airport com-." mittee.

Aid. Goodwin reported on six ordinances from the ordinance committee, and Aid. Johnson of the fire eommit-. tee presented a report on opening of bids for a building to house a new heating plant at Central fire station. On motion of Aid.

Gerdes, the coun-. cil adjourned. HARVEY H. HOFFMAN. Official Reporter.

Ordinance Committee Aid. Goodwin submitted the fol-, lowing reports on petitions, which on his motion were approved: Adverse report on petitions to change area at southwest corner of Fourteenth and Brady streets from multiple dwelling dis-trict to commercial district; to change area at northeast coiner of Eighteenth and Brady streets from multiple district to com-. mercial district, and to change area on Orchard avenue, between Harbor road and Garden avenue from single-family district to local business district. Adverse report on petition from Roger Crow for permission to construct soltball field on tract of land where Thirty-eighth street connects with Davenport avenue and Kimbctly road. Aid.

Goodwin presented for sec- ond reading an ordinance concerning city officers, providing for salary changes for city clerk, city treasurer and police magistrate, Which on his motion was referred to second reading. Aid. Goodwin presented the following orii'nances on first reading and on his motion and by unani- mous consent on roll call, the rules were suspended and the ordinances were placed on passage and adopted on roll call: No. 12.517 AN ORDINANCE establishing and locating a part of Sturdevant Street In the City of Davenport. Iowa.

PK IT ENACTED by the City Council of the City of Davenport: Section J. That upon the effective date of the ordinance passed and approved on November 2, 10(9, vacating Ihut part of Sturdevant Street lying South of the South hue of West River Street tn th Citv of Davenport, Iowa, that Sturdevant Street Smith of the Houlh line of West Kier Street In the City of Davenport. Iowa, be established and located as follows: Commencing at the point of intersection of the North line of West River Street with the West line of Sturdevant Street as established and located by ordinance passed and approved October 17. 1928; thence Southerly fill feet to an iron pipe in the South line of West River Street for the place of heginning; thence South 27 degrees minutes East 205 35 feet; thence Fast at right angles fill feet; thence North 27 degrees .10 minutes West to an iron pipe in the South line of West River Street; thence West 60 feet to the place of beginning. Section 2.

That the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby authorized and directed to accept from the Davenport. Hock Island and North Western Railway Company warranty deed conveying to the City of Davenport the tiact of land described in Sec tion 1 hereof, for street purposes, for the establishment and location of said Sturdevant Sheet as provided In Sec-lion 1 hereof. Passed and approved this Kith day of November, 1 9 tn. A. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F.

A. HASS, City Clerk No. IV. IX AN ORDINANCE to amend the Zoning Ordinance of 1918, of the City of Davenport, Iowa passed and approved April 21, 1918. BE IT ENACTED by the City Council of the City of Davenport, Iowa: Section 1.

That Section 2 of Article IV of the Zoning Ordinance of 1018, of the City of Davenport, Iowa, passed and approved April 21, 1 048, be and the same Is hereby amended by adding thereto the following: "The units described at Lot 10, Block 9, Lot 14, Block in. Lot 1. Block 17. and Lot 9. Block 18.

all in Mitchell's Third Addition to the City of Davenport, Iowa, are hereby transferred from D-Two Family Districts to Local Business Districts." Section 2. That the Use and Volume District Map shall be changed and altered in its designations and markings so as to conform to the provisions of this Ordinance. Section 3, That the City Clerk he and he is hereby directed to have this Ordinance recorded with the County Recorder In and for Scott County, Iowa. Passed and approved this 16th day of November, A. R.

KROPPACH. Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS, City Clerk Roll call on the suspension of rules and adoption of the foregoing ordinances was as follows: Yeas Geertz, Gerries, Goodwin, Jepsen, Johnson, Lorenzen, Petersen 7. Nays None.

Aid. Goodwin presented the following ordinance on second reading and on his motion and by unanimous consent on roll call, the rules were suspended and the ordinance was placed on passage and adopted on roll call: No. 12.519 AN ORDINANCE authorizing the granting of an easement to Iowa-Illlnnis Gas and Electric Company upon, over, through and along certain real estate under the management of the Levee Improvement Commission in the City of Davenport and authorizing the execution and delivery of an indenture of easement therefor to Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company and its successors and assigns. WHEREAS IOWA-ILLINOIS GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY, a corporation of the Slate of Illinois authorized to transact business in the State of Iowa, has applied for a rigbt-of-wav easement upon, over, through and along the real estate located in the City of Davenport, Scott County, State of Iowa, hereinafter described as Tract, 1, Tract 2 and Tract and WHEREAS, said parcels of land to be subjected to said easement are under the management of the Levee Improvement Commission in the City of Davenport; and WHEREAS, in the parcel described as Tract 1 is included property leased to the Davenport, Rock Island and North Western Railway Company by lease dated May 14. 192a and an easement granted to the predecessors in interest of Chicago, Milwaukee, St.

Paul Pacific Railroad Company, by ordinance dated May 11, 1870. and the parcel described as Tract 3 is part of a tract leased to Davenport Post No. 26, The American Legion. by lease datpfl December 2, 1947; and WHEREAS, consent to the granting of the easement over Tract 1 has been given bv Davenport, Rock Island and North Western Railway Company and Chicago. Milwaukee, St.

Paul Pacific Railroad Company and over Tract 3 by Davenport Post No. 28, The American Legion. and WHEREAS, said Levee Improvement Commission has certified to this consent that said parcels nf land hereinafter described may at any tune be subjected to an electric easement by said City of Davenport substantially as provided in Section I hereof with greater public advantage than would result from retaining the same for public use and has certified its recommen dations that said parcels of land be subiected to such an easement. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED by the City Council of the City of Davenport: Section 1. That City of Daven- poit grant to Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company, an Illinois corporation authorized to do business in Iowa, its successors and assigns, a right-of-way easement over, through, and along the following described real estate located in the Citv of Davenport, Scott County, in the State of Iowa, herein after more particularly described as Tract 1 and Tract 2, together with a right of ingress and egress thereto, for the purpose of constructing, recon structing, operating, maintaining and removing an under-ground system of ducts, cables, vaults and manholes for the purpose of transmission and dis tribution of electric energy.

Further that the City of Davenport grant to Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Comnany, an Illinois corporation authorized to do business in Iowa, its successors arid assigns, a right-of-way easement upon, over, through and along the following described real estate located in the City of Davenport, Scott County, in the State of Iowa, which real estate is more particularly described in Tract 3 below, together wilh a right of ingress and egress thereto, for the purpose of construct ing, reconstructing, operating, maintaining, and removing an electric sub station including the necessary trans formers, meters, switches, conductors and supporting and enclosing structures for the distribution, transformation and control of electric energy. TRACT 1. An easement ten (10) feet In width being five (5) feet measured at a right angle on each side of a center line, which center line is described as follows: Commencing at a point on the South line of Iliver Street in the City of Davenport, Scott County, Iowa, which point is nineteen (19) feet West-eily of the intersection of said South line of River Street and the center line of Pershing Avenue in Davenport, Iowa: thence Southerly, parallel to and nineteen (19 feet Westerly from the center line of Pershing Avenue as extended, to the intersection of the South line of the right-of-way of the Davenport. Rock Island and North Western Railway Company, said line being hereinafter more particularly described In Tract 2 below. Situated in the City of Davenport, County of Scolt, State of Iowa.

TRACT 2. An easement ten (10) feet in width running in an Easterly-Westerly direction, trie Northerly line thereof being the Southerly line of the Davenport, Rock Island and North Western Railway Company right-of-way obtained by lease from the City of Davenport, In, by instrument dated May 14. 1925. Southerly right-of-way line and Northerly line of this easement being described as follows: Commencing at a point in the East line of Perry Street, which point is one hundred nineXy eight and eighty four one i Pershing Avenue extended, it being the intention lo giant herein an easement over a ten ilO) foot strip, commencing at its Westerly point at the Easterly line of land leased by the City of Davenport through lis Levee Improvement Commission to Davenport Post No, 2(5, The American Legion, dated December 2, 1947, and continuing Easterly as above described to the Easterly line of Pershing Avenue as extended. Situated in the City of Davenport, County of Scott, State of low a.

TRACT 3 A tract nf land located at the Northeast corner of property leased by Davenport Post No. 2r, The American Legion, from the City of Davenport, winch lease is more particularly described in Tract 2 above: Commencing at a point in the East line of Perrv Sheet which is one hundred ninety eight and eighty four one hundredths (198 84) leet South of the South line of River Street: thence South along the East line of Perry Street extended, one hundred thirty six and thirteen one hundredths 1 136.13) feet to a point; thence North seventy four degrees thirty six minules 74' 36') East along Ihe river face of the concrete coping of the sea wall two hundred twenlv (220) feet; thence North parallel with the East line of Perrv Sheet one hundred twelve and five tenths (112 51 feet to the Southerly right-of-way line of the Davenport, Rock Island and North Western Railway Company (as established and described in a lease with the City of Davenport dated May 11. 1925), thence Northeasterly along said Southerly nght-of-wav line twelve and five tenths (12.5) feet TO THE PLACE OK BEGINNING OF THE TRACT HEREIN DESCRIBED; thence Southwesterly along said Southerly right-of-way line said course being along the arc of a regular curve whose radius is one thousand four hundred fifty and sixty nine one hundredths 1,450.69) feet anil the arc of which is convex to the South, for a distance of twenty-five (25) feet, which course is the Northerly boundary of the tract herein described; thence Southerly and parallel with the East line of Perry Street extended, a distance of seventeen (17) feet, thence Easterly In a curved line which Is seventeen (17) feet Southerly of and parallel to the Northerly boundary of the tract herein described a distance of twenty five (25) feet; thence Northerly and parallel with the East line of Perry Street extended, a distance of seventeen (17) feet to the place of beginning of the tract herein described. Situated in the City of Davenport, County of Scott, State of Iowa. Said Tract '3 is more particularly described on a plat hereto attached marked Schedule being the tract of real estate bounded by the red lines therein set forth.

TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the above described rights with all appurtenances thereto belonging unto the said Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Company, its successors and assigns. reserving, however, to the City of Davenport, Iowa, the right to construct streets, storm or sanitary sewers through, along or across the tracts moie particularly described above and to require the relocation of any of the facilities of Iowa-Illinnis Gas and Electric Company, its successors and assigns necessary to permit the construction of the aforesaid streets, storm or sanitary sewers without charge therefor to the City of Davenport, Iowa. Section 2. That the City of Davenport, as grantor, by its Mayor and City Clerk and under its corporate seal, for the sum of One and no100 ($1.00) Dollar in cash, he authorized to execute and deliver to lowa-Illinois Gas and, Electric Company, an Illinois corporation, an Indenture of Easement conveying to the grantee the easements and rights expressed in Section 1 of this ordinance. Passed and approved November 16.

1919. A. R. KROPPACH. Mayor Attest: F.

A. HASS, City Clerk Roll call on the suspension of rules and adoption of the foregoing ordinance was as follows: Yeas Geertz, Gerdes, Goodwin, Jepsen, Johnson, Lorenzcn, Petersen 7. Nays None. Finance Committee Aid. Lorenzen presented the following payrolls, which on his motion were allowed and ordered paid: Salaries, municipal garage, incidentals, 60; street construction, sewer, improvement, garbage disposal, $3,243.10.

Aid. Lorenzen presented an adverse report on the petition from Charles I. Mild for adjustment of assessments for resurfacing a. leys, which on his motion was aooptcd Aid. Lorenzen presented the following resolutions which on his motion were adopted: No.

12,520 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That a warrant be drawn on C. F. Schmidt. City Treasurer, in favor of himself for the sum of $31.698 75 to pay semi-annual interest and retire Corporate Bonds due 12149. Approved: A.

R. KROPPACH. Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS, City Clerk No 13,521 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That a warrant be drawn on F.

Schmidt, City Treasurer, in favor of Hickey the amount of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25,001, same being refund on licenses 4739 to 4742, inclusive, for overcharge on pin ball machine licenses. Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1949. Approved: A. R. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F.

A. HASS, City Clerk No. 12,522 Resolved by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That warrants be drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of the following named persons In the amounts set forth, same being refunds on unexpired Beer and Cigarette Permits, as per siatute provided: Edwin J. Llndsey $125.00 Walter Wamser $125.00 Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1919. Approved: A.

R. KROPPACH. Mayor Attest: A. HASS. City Clerk No, 12,523 Resolved, by the Citv Council of the City of Davenport: That Order No.

6475, drawn June 4. 1947, In the sum of $88.32, be and the same Is hereby cancelled. Passed and approved November 16, 1949. Approved: A. R.

KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS. City Clerk No. 12,524 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That warrants be drawn on C.

F. Schmidt, City Treasurer, in the following names and amounts, same being refunds due on bulk storage plants because of ordinance changing rates: Barton Naphtha 55.00 Carthev Petroleum Corp 35 00 Cities Service Oil Co 114 50 Continental Oil Co 37.50 F. R. Edwards 19.50 Mid-Continent Petroleum 60.00 Shell Oil Co 34,00 Stneter Quick Service 35.00 Passed and approved this 16th day of November, 1949. Approved: A.

R. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F. A. HASS. City Clerk No.

12,525 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That a warrant be H. H. Co 1 43 Industrial Engineering Equip. Co 174 Emeis Elec, Service 2 02 Industrial Towel Service 2 70 Alter Co asn Nichols Wire Aluminum Co, 3 76 Hoist Motor Supply 4 06 Valley Bolt Supply Co 4 25 Republic Elec Co 6 29 Harry Jacobs Hdw. 6 38 Davenport Water Co 74 i Westinghouse Elec.

Supply 23 76 Iowa Bearing Co 1 L. V. Drescher 82 75 Builders Lime Cement 05()6 Iowa-Illinois Gas Elec. 233 60 H. O.

Seiffert Lumber Co 233 60 Municipal Garage 336 89 Mid-West Engineering Co 5250 Road District Koehler Repair Shop 150 stR Co 4:50 Davenport Elevator Co 5 1 8 Louis Hanssen's Sons 325 Farber Grocery Co 8 16 Peterson Paper Co 10 75 Northwestern Bell Telephone Co 20.08 Davenport Water Co 23 39 Wm. Ramm Welding Mach. Service 29 55 Ideal Plumbing Heating 4L80 R. B. Overton Co.

4500 Knueppel Ott 46 80 Globe Mach. Supply Co. 48 55 Iowa-Illinnis Gas Elec 65 2.1 Davenport Tent Awning Co. 66 18 Frank Loihl 144.15 Bond C. F.

Schmidt, City Treasurer $31,698.75 Federal Airport Project Fund Payroll from Nov. 1, to Nov. 1948 424.30 Farm Service Co 19.45 Radio Construction Fund of 1949 Graybar Elec. Co 1289 Lofgren Dist. Co 199 75 Republic Elec.

Co 588 75 John Soller Const. Co 639.00 LeClaire Park Off-Street Parking l.ol Fund Romine, Sindt Sc Snow, 816 37 Romine, Sindt Snow, 3.2R3.17 Street Improvement Bond Fund Phelan Const. Co 1,300.69 Airport Committee Aid. Lorenzen presented the airport payroll amounting to $439, and the federal "airpoit project payroll in ihe amount of $124.35, which on his motion were allowed and ordered paid. Aid.

Lorenzen presented the following resolutions which on his motion were 'adopted: No. 12.510 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That a warrant be drawn on C. F. Schmidt, City Treasurer, in favor of Consocr, Townsend and Associates tn the sum of $10,000.00 out of the Federal Airport Project Fund No. 9-13-025-801, on account for engineering services and supervision on the construction of the Mt.

Joy Airport as per contract. Passed this 16th day of November, 1949. Approved: A. R. KROPPACH.

Mayor Attest' F. A. HASS, City Clerk No, 17.541 Resolved, by the City Council of the City of Davenport: That the contract for the landscaping at the Administration Building at the Mt. Joy Airport be awarded to the Davenport Nursery (Wm. Mast) for the sum of $685.00 as per his estimate submitted.

Passed this 16th day of November, 1949. Approved: A. R. KROPPACH, Mayor Attest: F. A.

HASS, City Clerk Special Committee Aid. Lorenzcn presented the following resolution which on his motion was adopted: No. 11,542 WHEREAS. Death has taken from our midst Frank Weisbrook. former member of the City Plan Commission and a Trustee of the Municipal Art Gallery: and WHEREAS, the passing of Frank Weisbrook has removed from our midst a true and loyal friend, a conscientious public servant and a sterling citizen of our community whose loss will be mourned by many of our citizens' and will leave a vacancy In the official life of our City which will be hard to fill; and WHEREAS, it Is appropriate that the Mayor and City Council of the City of Davenport, Iowa, take public recognition of his unselfish and long continued services as a citizen of Davenport, as a ornvuMii'i uj uic ouaru or 01 Nie Municipal Art Gallerv and a mem ber of the City Plan Commission, as well as equally distinguished services in other public capacities and public spirited endeavors.

NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Davenport, Iowa, that it hereby publicly express its sorrow and regret in the passing of Frank Weisbrook, in the loss of so valuable a citizen and of Its qppreciation of his services to the Citv as a public official and citizen. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of these Resolutions be spread upon the official proceedings of the City Council of the City of Davenport In memory of our friend and fellow workei Frank Weishrnok. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk be and he Is directed to send a certified copy of these Resolutions to the family of the late Frank Weisbrook. A R.

KROPPACH. Attest: F. A. HASS, City Clerk On motion of Aid. Lorenzcn the special committee was discharged.

Board of Health The mayor called for and the city clerk read the minutes of the meeting of the board of health, which on motion of Aid. Goodwin were approved, and the payroll amounting to $1,122.08 was allowed and ordered paid. Miscellaneous Supt. Graham submitted the following communication which on motion was ordered' received and filed: November 16, 1949. To Hon.

Mayor and Members of the City Council Owing to an emergency due to a break In the water main located on West Lombard Street, approximately 14 feet west of descent Avenue, it will be necessary for this Department to grant an emergency cut in concrete paving which is not yet four years old. It is required by Ordinance that I report same to the Cit-y Council. Department of Construction Ralph C. Grahnm, Superintendent City Clerk Hass presented the following communication which on motion was approved: November 13, 1949. Honorable Mayor and City Council, City Hall.

Davenport, Iowa. Gentlemen There being vacancies existing In various positions in the Fire Department of the City of Davenport, and there being lists eligible for promotion certified to the City Council of the City as required by law. The following men are hereby promoted in accordance with Section (Continued on Back Page) Aid. Geertz presented the following resolution which on his motion was adopted: No. 12,5.18 Resolved, bv the Citv Council of the City of Davenport: That the City Electrician be and he Is hereby authorized.