V O L U M E - City of Somerville

Special meeting of the Board of Alder-
men, called by the President to take
action on order appropriating $5^5'
which was held up from further action
at the last meeting by the Invoking of
Section 15 and for any and all busi-
ness, all the members having been duly
notified in writing, City Hall, Som-
erville, February 2, 19^2, 7 p.m.
The President, Alderman Palmer presiding.
Aldermen Kingston, Moynihan, Moran, Hall, Murray, Faulkner,
Stackpole, McEvoy,- Plckett and Vice-president Melley present.
Reading of records commenced; further reading dispensed with 6370^
under a suspension of the rules and records approved by yea and nay vote, Al-
dermen Kingston, Moynihan, Moran, Hall, Murray, Faulkner, Stackpole, McEvoy,
Picket, Vice-president Melley and the President, 11, voting in the affirmative!
COMMUNICATION FROM HIS HONOR THE MAYOR
Received from his honor the Mayor the following,
The Honorable, the Board of Aldermen
Somerville, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
Executive Department
Somervllle, Massachusetts
February 2, 19*1-2
Pending the adoption of the Annual Budget I respectfully request
your Honorable~Board to appropriate the sum of Ten Dollars and Forty-two
cents ($10.^-2) to the Inspection of School Children, Personal Service Account.
This appropriation la made necessary in order to meet the monthly
payroll of the Inspection of School Children Department.
As this amount is included in your Budget, I respectfully request
you to deduct this sum from the Budget appropriations.
JMLrAM
Placed on file
Respectfully yours,
John M. Lynch
Mayor
COMMUNICATION FROM CITY OFFICER
Received constable's bond from William R. Judson in the sum
of $3iOOO signed by the Maryland Casualty Company as surety, approved as to
form by the City Solicitor and as to surety by the City Treasurer.
Bond approved and accepted.
Approved by the Mayor February 2,
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