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placed on file.
Accepted.
reported recommending that same be
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Order
Order emending rules of thfi_Boar^pf__Aldermen 74307
Article lf Section 1 (2nd paragraph), which at the meeting of
March 12, 1948, further action -was delayed, received action
as follows:
In Board of Aldermen, April 9, 1948. Taken from
table. Referred to the Committee of the Whole.
MOTIONS. ORDERS AND RESOLUTIONS
President Mallard offered the following 6rders,
Orders
Ordered: 74683
That the sum of Five Hundred and Seventy-
eight Dollars and Thirty-four Cents (fe5_78.34) is hereby appro-
priated to the Public Buildings Department> Maintenance Munl-
cipal Buildings', Labor Account^ to be used for the salary of
Francis Harrington, as an apprentice bookbinder at the rate
of §38.00 per week.
Read twice and adopted;
Later a motion for reconsideration was defeated.
Ordered: 74684
Authorization is hereby granted to the_
use of Eight Hundred and Sixty-five Dollars and Sixty-six
Cents ($865.66? appropriated in.the_order_.passed by _the
Board of Aldermen on March 12, 1948, to the Public Buildings
Department, Maintenance Municipal Buildings^ to cover salary
. of trainee Francis Harrington, said amount how being used to
pay Francis Harrington, as an apprentice bookbinder at the
rate of f?38.00 per week, chargeable to Maintenance Munici-
pal Buildings, Labor Account.
Read twice and adopted^
Later a motion for reconsideration was defeated*
Ordered: 74668
In view of present serious hazards
existing at the corner of North Street and Powder House
Boulevard, which are anticipated to increase in the near
future due to the proposed enlargement of St. Vincent's
School with increased attendance of children thereby, to-
gether with the occupancy of the New Housing Project upon
completion, the Commissioner of Electric_Lines and Lights
is requested to consider the advisability of installing.
Traffic Lights at that location, and it is'further
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