Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-03-07

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4" " W. & Il " . 1S17.54
1" sanitary" -. 321,45
- streets 80. Il 50
general go. 67.33
" cemetery 80. $3.50
" printing" go. 1850
Sc " '' fire ' go. 61.00
g sc = school 80. 4Sl.63
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Mar. LIST, 1906 To Bal in Treas. 49, OIL SO
The monthly pay roll was al
lowed as follows:
Drew W. Paulk, Mayor, salary S.33
c. M. Wise, clerk and Treas, salary 5000
E. W. Ryman, city attorney, salary. 1888
Herman Smith, chief of police, salary. 5000
Chas. Brubaker, day police, salary. 4oOO
0. d. Wilson, night police, Salary....... 30 %
James Partridge, night police salary. 4O0O
Norman Burton, sexton cemetery 80. 5000
August Deimel, scavenger, salary. $500
John Gray, feeding city team. ........ 250O
L. r. Farnell, pound master. 1000
Joe Stever. Supt. W. & L., salary. ....... 60.0O
E. L. Hazelton, collector. etc. 1000
Bruce Burton, night engineer at plant 1000
c. Stever, day engineer at plant. ...... 1000
Grant Martin, fireman /" IS 10
!. Fl, Polhill, sanitary SUPPLIES .. 65
Paulk Hardware Co. supplies for plant 1924
FITZGERALD Pub. Co. printing. .......... 4.65
Duncan Blake, hauling meters IS
W. ". Pickens, board. small pox .... AZ 80
FITZGERALD Iron Works, bill rendered. 1852
johnson Hdw. Co., w. L. supplits S.. 80 IS
Watt Harley Holmes - 2.70
Fitzgerald Artificial Stone Works ...... 1.4O
W. A. & L. Fl. Simons, sanitary supplies 6.75
Mary Keeten (Co) cook for pest house 14.66
Pckens Camplin work at plant...... 500
i H. Campiin, foundation for air lift. $500
Wright Mer. Co., wood for plant ..... 5775
Hussey & Parrot, supplies for plant. 1910
Fitzgerald Wagon and Buggy Co........ 900
H. L. Beauchamp Gro. pest house,. 6.95
Russey & Parrot, Sup for fire alarms 1870
Fitzgerald Cycle Co. w. & L supplies. $50
Thos Smith, drayage for plant.. 1.25
W, H. Pickens, sanitary work 24.3S
Mrs. A. E. Robarts, boarding prisoners 35
F. M. Graham & Co., Lumber. .......... 5.83
FITZGERALD Fire Dept $3.50
FITZGERALD Broom Factory, sanitary 100
Florida Electrical Co., ............ ...... l.9O
Wood for plant. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
A petition signed by the drug
gist of the city asking for a tax
on street vendors of patent medi-
cines was tabled on the explan1-
ton that such a law already ex-
listed.
The water and light committee
was authorized to inspect, reject,
or accept and have set up the
new air lift pump.
Aid. Bowen wanted to hear the
city clock every hour. He was
disconsolate without it and felt
that the city was loosing interest
on the money invested in the
clock everyday it failed to run.
Col. Hazelton was instructed TO
wind up the great weight regu'
ularly and if the clock failed to
run call the police.
Ordinance 1919 regulating the,
speed of automobiles was read
for the first time.
Mayor Paulk notified the coun-
Gil that there was a carnival IN
town and wanted to know what
they were going to do about 1t,
and everybody present including
the Enterprise had his explana-
ton ready and if the carnival had
been in the hall there at that
time there would have been frou-
BILE then and there. After sew
eral hostile motions and counter
propositions, Aid. Bowen, who
had refused to sign the carnival
agreement, counseled modera-
ton. with the result that the
mayor was instructed TO require
the Carnival Co., to promptly de-
post the $500 promised the mill
tary company, and to pay for the
lights. Every member of the
council appeared to be friendly
to the military company but un-
compromisingly opposed to car
nivals.
After authorizing the mayor to
regulate and re-organiZe the
street gang the council adjourn
ed at II p. m.