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than Hurley. Supported by Alder
man Secor. Unanimously carried.
Upon motion duly made and CARR
ed the council then adjourned.
Jno A. Emunson, City Clerk.
Regular Meeting Common Council
june 10. 1923.

Regular Meeting Common Council
June 19, 1928
The common council of the city
of Hurley met at its regular meet
ing on the evening Of June 10, 1923,
at-the city clerks office.
Present We're: Aldermen Bonno,
Carter, Lancer, Erspamer, Seccr.
Fnola, Collosimo. Aldermen Emun-
son, Coach, Calhgaro, Davia and
DeFero absent
Meeting called to order by Mayor
w. 7. Lennon.
Reading of minutes of previous
meeting dispensed with.
The council at this meeting hav-
ing as the main object of business
of the meeting Ordinance No "a.
drawn and presented by the city
attorney, sand ordinance referring to
the rules and regulations for the
conducting Of the City Water De-
partment, this ordinance was read.
The ordinance in question inserted
in the Ordinance Book" of the
city.
Moved by Alderman Carter, that
Ordinance No. "a relating to the
City Water Department be adopted.
Supported by Alderman Erspamer.
Upon roll call all aldermen present
voted Aye and for adoption. Carried.
The following applications for
beverage permits were presented
and read. Anton DiUlio, Gust
DiUlio, Emil Johnson, Sallri
CO sala, John Maxi, Ed. Johnson,
otto Salmi Andrew Abrahanson,
Bernardo Righino, Vuncio Santini.
Remergo LARA, Ameio Marichetti,
John Iafolla, Battista Paris, Roger
Betti, NIIypoit Pawlicki, Louis
Castagna, Paul Santini, Chas
Tappera. Carrie Ranaldi, Gabriel
Stella, Fontochio & Dial Franco,
George Nechak, Rosario Sicchio,
Chas. DiUlio, John NJ Califano,
Frank Mahosky, John DiMatteo, II,
McGillis, Joseph Pietrowski, Val
Blatz Brew, Co, Dominic Mencio,
Pangrazio Stella, James Guildici,
Dominic Gentle, Pietro DeFrance.
Tito Castagua, Bernardino Santini,
Joseph McRaniels, Patsy Castagna,
Abramo Piazzi, Frank Gentle.
Moved by Alderman Secor, that
the applications for beverage per-
mits be granted, with the provision
that all receivers of permits he
ordered to place their permits on
the wall of their establishment in
full view of the public. Supported
BY Alderman Collosimo Upon roll
call it was unanimously carried
Upon the question Of the city's
water department and its adjust
ment and organization, the home
supply for water was discussed DR..
g c. Urquhart was present and
entered the discussion, favoring a
local supply. Moved by Alderman
Carter that the water committee be
authorized TO look into the POSSIBLE
t. Of a home supply Of water.
Supported by Alderman Frlola.
Upon roll call it was unanimously
carried.
Several bills for service presented
by the city physician, Dr. c. G..
Urquhart, having been questioned
as to its legality, the city attorney
presented the following opinion on
this question:
To the Mayor and Common Council
Of the City Of Hurley;
Gentlemen:
You have asked me to outline the
duties Of a health officer, and the
duties of a city physician as dis
tnguisheti one from the other
In general, health officer is re-
quired to enforce regulations per
tanning u the public health iook
after the sanitary conditions Of the
city and take all needful steps to
avoid the spread Of contagious
diseas, s He is member ek-
efficio Of the board Of health. and IS
usually paid a fixed aIary which Is
deemed to he ii full for any service
ne may be required 70 render as
ueh health officer lie is not re-
CURED 10 treat INDECENT patients
and has no jurisdiction over them,
unless the public Eealth is involved
Regarding q "City Physician" /
faiE te-find such an officer mention
I'd in the present statutes. However.
Ordinance No of the City of
Hurley, refers to "the office Of
city physician, and Ordinance No.