Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-15

hundred (400) dollars. and bill OF
John j. Barney oil and gasoline,
two hundred and ffty-two (252)
dollars and Ave t5j cents Total 2Os7.o5
MAYOR
Item AZ, To pay bill Of c. p. o'Con-
nor for stenosraphic and clerical
services to the Market Commits o
SUN '''''''.'.'' .'..'....... sloV'VV
BOARD OF RECREATION
Item 10. To pay bill of NJ. & j.. b.
MnHugh for alterato Ions and ad-
ditions TO swimming pool at
Twenty-sxth. Morris and Moore
streets ''''.. ..',,..,..,....... 4ll'VV
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
Item AL SO that the salary of one
from 500 to sa 81 zoo Og per neTTGG" snnum,
Item i. To pay bill for advertising;
The Press, twenty-four (24) dol
inrs nnG {esfS ssSSrd G1 fty ceO3S ;S' d9srs PS,s
Ledger, forty-four t44) dollars
letin. forty-fve (4j) dollars and
CLERKS OF COUNCILS
Item 5. Advertising, etc. To pay
bills of the Record one thou
sand seven hundred and ninety
seven LEO dollars and ten d0)
cents; North American one thou
sand nine hundred and forty
N.o4O) dollars and forty d40l
cents; The Ledger, two thousand
(2,21O dollars and sixty 900
cents; Evening Bulletin, two
THOUSAND and ffty-two t2.052)
dollars: The Inquirer, seven hun
dred and five (705) dollars and
sixty (6o) cents, The Press. five
hundred and seventy-three (573)
Item g. Printing, etc 70 pay bill '''-'' y
OF Dunlap Printing Company for
printing estimates, schedules
and books OF appropriations. for
partments Of the City Of Phila-
delphia for the members of Select
and Common Councils; also
Lrintlns, estimates of proposed
salary increases. etc, for the
Finance ..,......,......"..... a.oss.75
CITY COMMISSIONERS
| Item 81. Printing official ballots
| etc, To pay bill OF Dunlap
| Printing Company ....,........ $40 S44. 60
RECEIVER OF TAXES
Item II; To refund to the Rector.
| Church Warden and Vestrynlen
Of the Church of the Holy Apos-
TIC ties taxes paid on the Chapel
! Slst and Spruce SITS. ,........, bST 80
! | hereby approve this ordinance with tho
exception OF the following item-
| RECEIVER OF TAXES
Item II; To refund to the Rector. Church
I Warden and Vestrymen of the Church of tbs
the Mediator N, w cor. 51st s' and p1spr spruc, CO
thereby reducing the amount traDsferTe, dDSt Gg
IT from poIH department @ 9e Public Safety, Burea,
and s etc. fTSm GGaty fyHn ant;
twenty-five (o5) cents to eighteen thousant
ane HUNDRED snd 97s1 dollar
the items in, Section of this ordinance from
enty (57. s7o) dollars and ten uO5 cents, t
htty,six thousand eight hundred and twelv
| t66,S12) dollars and sixty 900 cents.
1915, ''' 1'|" ''.' 0' De'e"0eF' a. =
THOMAS B. SMITH.
CNo. 1850 Mayor of Philadelphia
OFFICE OF CLERK OF COUNCILS
Philadelphia. December "a. 1919.
This is to certify that the ordinance en-
titled An Ordinance authorizing ,certai
the Departments Of Public Safety. Publi
Works. Public Health and Charities
of Recreation. Civil Service Commission
city Commissioners, Clerks of Councils. Re-
year 1919. in order. to pay for certain ma
terials furnished and services rendered will
to Common Council on The T eishteentS daV MSSS
December, 1919, with his approval except II
following item
RECEIVER OF TAXES
1tsG r. To REFUND ;s the Rector CHURCH
Church of the Holy APOSTLES taxes
paid on the Chapel of the Mediator,
oW, W, cor o1st and Spruce streets
thereby reduci9s the amount trans.
Safety. Bureau Of Police Item A6.
o wages; from twenty thoysand and nine;
cents. to eighteen thousand nine hun
q dred and aixty-one s.96D dollars and
seventy-fve C75) cents; and thereby
o reducing the total amount transferred
from the items in Section of this
ordinance from hfty-seven thousand
eight hundred and seventy th7S7o)
dollars and ten GO) cents. to ffty-siN
thousand eight hundred and twelve
(56.Sl2) dollars and sixty (60l cents
And said item having been again consi
cred was passed on the same day by q vol
Yeas "a; nays, D.
Said item. torether with the objections
the Mayor having been sent to Select Cou
ril was again considered and passed by tn
body on the twenty-third day OF Decemb'
1919. by vote Of: Yeas. SO; nays. g.
The said item having been pessed by be
three -hfths Of the members elected, agr
approved May %, 1874, dividing the cities
the state into three classes, etc, it has
come as effective as II the Mayor had sgr
It. ,,,, =, -o>-
Chief Clerk Of Common Council
CHARLES b. HALL.
Chief CLERK of Select Council
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