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12-12-1944 MinutesVIRGINIA: At a meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, held at the Courthouse on ~ecember 12, 1944, at lO:G0 o'cloc~ Pre s o lit: H. L.Chalkley, Chairman J.g. Hening H. T.Goyne ~,. A. Homer P... Covington T. The minutes of th,~:; last meeting having been read, are approved. "°oala]'.e.~:,~ ~llo~:anc,es,, etc. .... Paid b,Y the Executive .~ecr:tar,¥"' ~ from the Gen. Go.Fund'". Horace L. Cha!kley James G. Henir& V,'. A. Horner Harold T. Gc!fne P. W. Covington T. D. ~;stkins M. A. Cogbill Geo. W. ~oor~, Jr. J. Win. Dance W~lter L'. Perdue A. L. Smith W. H. C~ldv;ell Auline B. ,?ills Evelyn Dau[htrey P.Rixey Jones Mrs. Lucy B. Groth B. J. Banks George Baskerville V,illie Smith R. Y. Jones Ethel S. Wheatley R. }.:.Eike k. N. ~,infree ~ohn T. Draper C. W.Smith I. E.Bo%Ean R. W. Koch E. P. Cill C. M. Johnson C.-. Cunningham H. ~Q. Terrell Supervisor- Nov. 1944 $29.28 " " " 2 8.6 8 " " " 28. ~8 " " " 29 · 13 " " "~o · 58 Com~;~onwc al th ' s ~t to rney 250.94 Com~ssioner of Revenue and Maintenance of office 486.67 Treasurer and mainten~nceof office 765.84 Olerk of ~ourt ~83.33 Withholding Tax ~creat Fire ;,arden Withholdinf Tr~x Executive Sec~ etary bithholding Tax County Stenographer Withholding Tax Home Dem.~ent ,,ithholding Tax Co. ~ri. ~gent 1.10 ~5o.ob 9.20 333.33 47.20 15o.~0 24.20 70.%0' 15.00 Y59.58 '~ithholdin~ Tax 2.90 ',,ork in office of HomeD.Agt. ~ anitor 82.5.0 ,[ithholding Tax 1 · 10 Truck driver's helper 80.00 .ithholding Tax 1.10 Truck driver -85.00 ,,ithholding Tax 1. l0 Co. Agri. Agt. (Col.) 65.U~ bithholding Tax .40 bork on Land Use Map 125.00 Withhold ing Tax 15.60 Land Use Map Withholding Tax 28.00 Work as ~ssessor 140.C0 Withholding Ta~ 4 .CO Work on Land Use Map Chief cf Police Withholding Tax Mileage ~nd Tel. ~llow. Investigator %~ithholding Tax 51ileage and Tel. Allow. Investigator Withholding Tax Mileage and Tel. allow. Police Officer %,ithholding Tax Milezge and Tel. ~llow. Police Officer ~ ithholding Tax Telephone allowance Police Officer ~,ithholding Tax Kilea~e and Tel. ~llov:. Police Officer ',,it hholding Tax i,:ilea~e and Tel. ~llow. ,540.00 31.20 208.80 69.81 3.80 ..... 176.20 96.95 4.80 98.62-- 160.00 10.00 150.00 97.70 78.90 3.99 ~6O.od 25.60 1~4.40 95.80 160.00 14~.80 98.16 82.25 140.80 286. 13 125.20 55.00 155.68 25.00 81.40 78.90 83.90 64.60 109.40 184.00 136.00 t3.50 278.61 273.15 273.82 247.70 82.89 230.20 242.96 'Salar ,D. W~. Marphey -R. E. Feeback U. B. Puckett C. R. Jackson Joseph Darling C. K. Jolly W. H. Flynn S. B.Hirshberg O. B. Gates · Mrs. Lucy B. Groth Paid .he Exec. Sec' Police Officer j Withholding Tax Mileage and Tel. Allow. Police Of fi car Withholding Tax Mileage and Tel. Allow. Police Officer Withholding Tax Dispat char ~¢ithholding Tax Dispatcher .Withholding Tax Dispatcher Withholding Tax Police Officer~inactive Withholding Tax Dispatcher (Inactive) She ri ff Shbstitute Work. the Ge: $18o.00 ,~o,o0 150.00 180 4.80 , i~bj ~O loo.89 ~58.o 80~oo .... 1,10 ?8.90 125.00 15.80 109.4 t0o;oo , 11~60 88, 100,00 11.60 BB, · 4.0_ 82.1~) 187.0~ 171.91 outiqe SSandard Ola~ ~aid b.7 the ~e6, Sec'y. from the Gsn.e~.l Co. ~und:' e O~P Te~', ~ompany~ ~cal and toll charges NOv.!. thru , NOV.50, 1944 $296.0~ R.D. Moore Dr. J. Bolling Jones Dr. D. D. Moore Nathan B. White, J.P. Eathan B. White, J.P. Dr. C. W. Lynn Travis & Bro. S. W.Ellison Travis & Bro. Dr. W. L. Barnes Mrs. Theo Oogbill,P.M. Virginia Electric &Power Co. Dr. T. Nelson Treas. A.C.L. RR. Company ~ A. Herzog, J.P. Town of Oolonial Heights Mrs. Theo Cogbill,P.M. Dr. Claude L. Neale Dr. G. W. Fishburn James O. Kirk, J.P. ~ .Virginia Electric & Po~er 0o. Coal for Courthouse 21.48 Lunacy commission-M~s. M~rie L. Ka£ka 5.65 . # - # ' ' 5.00 - " " ' ~ # 3.00 ~ ? -Gegrgie M. Barville 3.65 - " ' " # 5.00 Fuel oilfo~ Camp ~a~er and-Oonservation Office To ice for Courthouse for Oct. 1944 1~.75 To fuel oi1-150 gallons-Conservation Office 13.50 To viewing bodies and ma~ing~edical exam. of residents of Chesterfield Oounty who disdain Oi. ty of ~etersburg ( Barbara Scott an~John Watts) Postage for water bills Ourrent u,ed C.H., ConservationOffice, Welfare ~ept. and OampBa~er Lunacy commission-John,~arvey Austin 5.0( For lease of depo~ space at Centralia,Va. for month of November, 1944 Commission of l~nacy-Helen Coles Fire protection as per contract for July, August and September, 1944 One coil 3ct. stamps-Trial Justice 15 Commission of lunacy-Frederick B~rke Current used-Woodstock water system 3.?~ 'Appomattox Iron Works A Supply ' Co. ~H. W. South 'J.B'Olarke, Agt, ~Southern Railway Supply Co. N.B.Goodwyn &~Sons N. B. Goodwyn & Sons Air Reduction Sales Co. Oha~dler Shade Co. Burroughs ~l~ingM~chine Co. Pl,~mmer Printing Co. L~ton Rand 0o. · Burroughs A~ding Machine on tS, Office One wrench and Jaw To pho$ographing new fire truck Freight bill for hose Material for fire truck Lumber for fi~a truck Miscellaneous items Demurrage charges on cylinders 5 Venetian blinds renovated Two adding machine ribbons 100 Taxpayers notice cards One quire stencils Two adding machine ribbons $2.75 .1.80' ~.50, 3.85. 14.15~ 5.64. 16.00 9~50 ~.15 10 "M/S. Sergeant,~ ity of Richmond Sergeant,. City of Hopewell Sergeant,. City of Petersburg Sergeant, City of Petersburg Sheriff, Warwick Co. Sergeants Newport News Sergeant, City of Petersburg Sergeant, City of Richmond State Dept. of Health S. B. Adkins & Co. ~ J.E'Norvall,Agt. Aetna Ens. Co. H.B.Gillisum, Atty. A.L. Adamson,Agt. Virginia Fire & Marine Ins. Co. A. L.Smith Willie Smith George Baskerville Sergeant, City of Hopewell Sheriff, Dinwiddie Co. Sergeant, City of Richmond H.B.Gilliam, Atty. Truby Motor Company Truby Motor Company SouthernRailway Supply Co. Willie Mm~th George Baskerville W.S.Darley & Company 'J.B.Womble, Atty. J.R. Manso~ Harvey L. Allen The Adjutant General of Virginia H.B.Gilliam, Atty. H.A.Hawkins & Co. H. A. Hawkins & Co. Mechanics &Merchants Bank the 0.ounty of. # # # N "- Geo..E.Dennis , W.R.Turner ~-.?.~ : Heirs of Marthe J. eros s ~2. ? ~ # Roberts L. Collier's 1.~ .?~ / 51. 10.1 0~ 35. I 0~ li5.; 5~ 54.: i5/ 8. ~0/ Heirs "Lucy J.Rudd ~Roberta L. ~Collier~ Heirs Roberts L. Collier's Heirs 1.0¢ ApPropriation for three months en~i~g Dec,31, 1944 1~75.('0/ Binding L~_nd & Property Books for Treas. Xns. premim~on policy covering C.H. 1E0~(~0/ ropertyollection of delinquent taxes on property in name of K.L.Woody & W.M.Orapps To premi~un on policy on C.H. buildings Work on fire truc~ by James Porter 1E.¢~0/ To ~ork on ditch at Courthouse - . . - ~ # 7.¢ Co. of.OhesterfieldVs. Ethel R.Rice, et als E.~5~ " # " Vs. Karl H. Schrum,et als .~5~ ~ ~ , Leery W. Spain,et als ~.(0~ Collection of delinquent tzxes on property in name of Mary S. Stargardt and J.B.Tablott 44.~0~ Gas,~ ~°il #and re~airs~ County~ truckCar E?.E?' Galv.~unions, valveS, pipe, etc, 9. W~k o~ ~a~r Grounds 10. 0 10. Hose reels~and flasher siren 11~. Collectiom of delinquent taxes on property in name of Ro~e~ H.Abr~s, Clover Hill District One used motor One used drill press ~00 shells, shotgun. 1E-guage forM/nuts Men-Company EEl Collection of delinquent taxes~ To putting new hearth in furnance and cleaning furnane~at C.H. To cleaning furnace and oil burner- Camp Baker Withholding tax paid from salaries of Chesterfield County employees for the month of November, 1944 ,310,90 "Ele.c, tion ,,C ~aims"~: A. L. Martin I. S. Keeler B. W. Watkins W. H. Thomas M:s. T. R.Bailey Mrs. Clara Von H. Pease Frank J. Bellwood ~ohn O. Ashe Mrs. Wintfred W. Ashe Mrs. Mary A. Proctor F~lwood Morrisset~e L. G. Turner C. E. Pease T. B. Morrisset~e L. T. Johnson A. J. Homer ~. J.Franklin A. M. Barlow Mrs. M. O. Goddard Mrs. W_ O' Bushong R. H. Coving.ton O. A. Wilson ,J.A. Bass A. W. Hornet Wray G. Markham J, ~yland Goods John H. Bail.y J.I.Schutte A. I.Sohutte M. J.0'Neil Judge and returning ballots $11.10 . 5.00 . 11.2! Clerk Judge 5.00 . 5.00 ,, Registrar and returning ballots 15. Olerk and rent of ovting booth 7.00 # 5.00 Judge Clerk Returning ballots. Clerk Sudge Judge and Registrar Judge, returning ballotm & Commissioner 15. Clerk 5. OC 5.0C/ Judge "and returning ballots Judge 5.0¢ Clerk # Judge 17.2( . 5.0~ . ~.0( Joseph Bli~.ey Mrs. Muade A. Tolker J.W. Jefferies W. A. Russell W. W. Enrough~y S. Lee Dance G. V. Clarke H.T. Fuqua C. Brooks John G.Gay Mrs. G. 0. Truby Mary Ruth Dyer W. J.Carr Henry Lloyd R. B. ~alden V. I.Burge ss G. W. Jinkins Mrs. ¥ I. Burgess Mrs. Rosa B. Stewart R. N. Winfree I. T.Wills J.C. McEe sson A. M.Davis Xrby H. Brown H.C. Britton H.C. Eyers W. J.Foster G. K,Robertson Stanley Crump . Clyde Phillips Mrs. Cornelius Brooks Harry Tucker Dennis Downing J. Estes Gill Mrs. Lloyd Bo~aan Mrs. ~,esley Mann Mrs. Carrie Ross Mrs. ~. L. Gilman A. Shoosmith, Jr, A. C. Taylor H. L. Clayton R. 0. So, ricer G.E.W. T~ent Burton B. Ellis E. A, Swineford Emanue 1 Oliver R. F.Albrigh$ C. L. Phillips Fay P. Dance 01lie W.Dance Elizabe th Belhher Mrs. C. D. Burton S JO. Peck P. S. Howlett S. J, Waters L. E.Olark A. H. Thiermann Ralph Manta, Sr, Horace Mann, Sr. MrsJ Mary Brockwell Urbam Pamplin Samuel McEwen PerCY T.Curtis Helen Partin Mrs.~ W. C. Bushong R. H~. Covington Clerk $~,o0~ - ~.00~ Judge and returning ballots 10.~0~ " 5.OG,' "- 5.00~ Cle rk 5.00/ . 5.00~ Judge, Registrar, Commissioner and returning ballots ~0.80~ Jud ge 5.00~ Judge 5. Clerk 5.00 " 5.00, Preparing voting booths 1.00'~ Rent of voting booth ( barber shop) 5.00~ Judge ~. 00- " 5.00~ "and returning ballots 9.2C~ Clerk 5.00" " 5.00-" Judge 5.00 ' , Registrar . l~.. 5~' "and returning ballots ll.lO' Clerk 5.00~ " 5.00' Judge, Registrar, and returnin~ ballots 15.50~ " 5.00' " 5.00" Cle=rk 5.00~ 5.00" Rent on voting booth ~..00/ Judge 5.00~ - 5.00' Judge, R~gistrar and returning ballots 14.50~ Cie rk 5.00~ " 5.00~~ "' 5.00'" " 5.00~' Judge 5.00- " 5.00- Judge and returning ballots 15.10/ Judge 5.00, " 5.00' Judge, Registrar and returning ballots and Commissioner Clerk 5.00 " 5.00" Judge 5.00 " · 5.00' " 5.00"' Cl~rk 5.00" "and returning ballots 9.40~' P~nt on voting hall 2.00~ Judge and returning ballots 9.50/ Judge 5. O0~' " 5.00" C lark 5.0(~~ " 5.00~ Judge, Registrar and re,turning ballots 16.00~ Judge 5.00~ 5.00- Clerk 5.00, " 5.00 ~udge, Registrar and returning ballots 22.70~ Judge 5.00~ "and Registrar 22.10. Judge, returning ballots and Commissioner ~ 15,80 "Ciaims Paid from the Dog. Tax Fund;" A. J' Homer ' Salary and mileage - Game ~Warden "Claims Paid from..t~. EStrlckS~n,District 0pe~atin~ ~hnd;# Grace B. Pon~ -" District Clerk ' B. W.Walton Petersburg Auto Parts Delta 011 ComDany The G~P Te~. Oompany Chas. H.Eanes Virginia Electric & Power Co. City Water Works H. A. Hawkins & Co. ~ani~or Municipal Bldg. 5 gallons gas for fire truck 500 gallons fuel oil Local service 0ct.28 thru Nov.27, 1944 ~ Reading 270 meters Current used Ettriok water pump and ~ttrick To~m Hall ~,ater used during Oct. 1944, meter and ~ydrant rent To making sewer connection on Jackson St. -To running water $40.00 45.00' 6.25 13.50 40.04 184.07 $6~ ~$1 ~.05 DO.O0 "Claims Paid from the w.$t~ick S~n. District 0oeratin~ Fund~"_ '~'A,' Haw~S & Co. ' ~at~rl'ine '~rOm i~iver Rd. to Laffoon JoB on Woodpecker Road To making water connection Laffoon Job - To make sewer connection · at property of ~.M. Nichols, River St. Making water connection to property on River Street - To packing and adjusting pump on water main - To clearing out sewer on ~ight Street ~568.40 TOTAL ................................. $11,612.21 This day, Mr, J.Wm. Dance, Treasurer, submitted to the Board his report of expense: incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office for the month of November, 1944, in the amount of $1148.76, of which the County has paid $765.84, the to be paid by the State, and the Board approving the same, the report is filed. This day, M~. Geo. W. Moore, Jr., 0ommissioaer of Revenue, submitted to the Board his report of expenses incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office for the month of November, 1944, in the amount of $?~0.00, of which the County has paid two-thirds or ~485.$?, the remainder to be paid by the State, and the Board approving the same, the report is filed. This day,~Mr. M.A. Cogbill, 0ommonwealth's Attorney, submitted~to the Board his report of expenses imourred in the operation and~maintenance of his office,far the month of November, 1944, in the amount of $~61.~, of which the County has paid one-half or $2~0.94, the remainder to be paid by the State, and the Board the same, the report is filed. This day, Mr.O.B.Gates, Sheriff, submitted to the Board his report of expenses incurred, in the operation and'maintenance of his office for the month of November 19~4, in. the amount of $561.25, of which the Count~ has paid one-third or $187.09 the remainder to be paid by the State, and the Board approving the same, the report is filed. Reports from the following ~ffices were sub~tted and filed: Trial Justice, Police Department, Home Demonstration Agent, Agricultural Agents, Health ~ept., Welfare Dept. and Executive Secretary.. Report o~ miscellaneous collections received by the Executive Secretary and turne~ over to~the Treasurer for the month of November, 1944, was read' as follows: 12~5/~4 Health Dept. Office rent- Nov. 1944 $40.00 ~1 Fund 11~0~44 Welfare Dept. Telephone bill 4.00 " " 10~0~4~ O.W. Cunningham Witness fee ~.50 # " 10~14~44 H.N. Terrell ~,itness fee 1.60 10~1/%4 I.E. Bowmam Arrest fee 1.00 " " 11~9/~4 Cash Long distance telephone calls .?B 11/15/44 H.L. Gill Damages rear housing old fire truck ~5.00 ll/~2/AA j.E.Norvell, ~gt. Overpayment on insurance premiuml~.00 11/24/44 Aetna Ins. Co. Division of Motor Vehicles Gas tax refund $98.48 and the report is filed. The Executive Secretary rea~ a report frcm the Forest Fire Warden concerning activities for the month of November, 1~44, which report is received and filed. This day M~r. C. ~. ~mith, Chief of Police, of Chesterfield County, appeared - - ~! ~ -' ....... ~ ~o~ ~-~e be ~rmitted a 10~ increase in the salarie budget, to take care of this-increase without an additional approlmriation. Upon consideration whereof, a~d om motion of T.D.Watkins, it is resolved that the three .(~) Police Xdspatchers ~e granted a 10% increase in salary, effective January 1, 1~45. This day Mr. A. J. Homer, stated to the Board that in his ~udg~nent the hawks, crows and predatory birds were very destructive to game in Chesterfield County and suggested that some method be taken if possibletP ell~inate this drain on the game lnthe County. Upon consideration whereof~ and on motion of H. T. Goyne, it is resolved that there be offered by the County of Chesterfield a bounty for hawks, crows, and owls killed within the confines of Chesterfield Count~ as prescribed by law, and that claims for such bounty should be supported by affidavit; the bounty to be paid to be as follows: Sharp-shinned hawk, each, fifty cents ~oshawk, each fifty cents Cooper's hawk, each fifty cents Greet hor~ed owl, each, fifty cents Crows, provided they be killed in A~ril, May, June, July, August, or September, each fifteen cents. The Clerk of this Board ia receiving applications and affidavits before coll, such bounty authorized hereim, and directing the payment of such bounty by the Treasurer, shall record his authority for payment by the Treasurer on the printed Form now used by this Board for claims, known asForm ~14. To the Treasurer's copy there he shmll attach the application ~ affidavit su~$itted. In all procedure he shall be guided by Section 3305 (Sublection 49;'of the Code of Virgin£a. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from the State Chamber of Commerce relative to the pending law in Congress concerning an increase in tax rate for Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance, and the letter is received and filed. This day the attention of the Board was called to the fact that December 23rd would be given as a full holiday-:'to the State employees, suggesting that the same be given employees of Chesterfield County, UPon consideration whereof and on motion of T. D. ~atkins, it is resolved that all County employees be granted a holiday on Saturday, December 23rd, 1944. This day the ~xecutive Secretary read to th, Board a letter from the Provident Life and A~cident Lusurance Company concerning a rearrangement of the liability insurance for fire companies in Chesterfield County, wherein they suggested that a blanket policy be issued to the County cover all volunteer fire companies in the County. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of W. A. Homer, it resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is instructed to work out the best coverage for the volunteer fire companies. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from the Office of the Comptroller regarding surety bonds for Treasurers which stated that if the bond be purchased for a period of more than one year a considerable saving could be effected and that.the State hoped that the County would see fit to purchase it in this ~nner. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of J. G. Hening,' it is resolved that bond for the Treasurer be ~urchased for a period of three years instead of tn. year as has been the policy in the past. ~nd be it further resolve~ that the sum of $1050.00 be and it hereby is l ~rom the unappr°P~iated sUrpIus. of the General Fund to..~a-212-suretY Bond Premium. This day ~r. J. G. Hening, stated that since were were in the midst of the Sixth ~ar Loan Drive hefelt that Chesterfield'County should purchase additional bonds ~ith the surplus in the General Fund. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of J. G. Bening, it is resolved that the Treasurer be and he~ hereby is instructed to purchase from the surplus of the General Fund, 2% Government Bonds, in the amount of $£5,000.00. This day the Executive Secretary stated that the fire truck was being repaired and that the money appropriated for the building of fire trucks had been nearly Sxhausted and requested that additional funds be appropriated for this. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of W. A. Horn,r, it is resolved thst sum of $500.00 be and it hereby is appropriated from the u~appropriated surplus of the General Fund to the account of Fire Trucks - 19-AO1. This day the Executive Secretary requested that the sum of $100.00 be transferred fr~maccount lOd-12~rWater Service to lOd-~23-Supplies. On motion of H.T. Goyne it is resolved that $100.00 be and it hereby is transferred from the account~ of lOd-12~ to lOd-~E3. Attorney was appointed to wor~ out e con~rac~ ......... - -. ....... · t of C esterfield prisoners in the ~enrico and confinem n .... h . _ on conslaera~on w~? , tee submi~ea a contract at this ti~e. - ~ ......... u~e ~n°~mo~ion of J.G. Hening, it is resolved that the ~oara accep~ the contract as submitted by the Committee. This day the matter of water system or water systems in Chesterfield County was again called to the attention of the Board of Supervisors. Upon c whereof, and on motion of P. W. Cov~ngton,_it is resolved that this matter be t~rned over to the Water Committee for ion At a previous meeting of the Board the Executive Secretary was instructed to make i'mprovements on the building occupied by the Agricultural Department and it now appears that a larger addition than contemplated is desirable in o~er that tha Home Demonstration Department may be housed in the same buildimg. Upon ~ensidar- ation whereof, and on motion of W. A. Horner, it is resolved that tha Executive Secretary be and he hereby is authorized t° proceed With the construction of a~ add, ition,to the building now occupied by the Agricultural Departm~mt,~approximatel2 22 x 30 . And be it further resolved that an additional sum of $1500.00 be and it hereby is appropriated from the u~appropriated surplus of the General l~And $or this project. This day Mr. H.T.Goyne ~eported to the Board that there was a portion of Route ~1602, west from Route ~1 to Route ~1605, that should be improved and treated. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of H. T. Goyne, it is resolved that the Virginia Department of Highways be and it hereby is requested to ~mprova and surface treat that portion of Route ~160~, westwardly from Route ~l to Route ~160~, at the earliest possible time. This day Mr. T. D.Watkins, reported to the Board that there was a family in Bermuda District in dire reed of assistance, stating that it had been investigated by the Welfare Department, by the Trial Justice Judge amd. the Supervisor from . Bermuda District' and stated that there ware imsufficient funds in the ~elfare Department to take care of this situation. Upon consideration whereof, a~n motion of H.T.Goyne, it is resolved that the sum of $250.00 be and it hereby is appropriated from the unappropriated surplus of the General Fund to the Welfare Department for disbursement by them to relieve the distress of t~ Kcraget f-m~ly. There being insufficient funds in certain accounts of the General Fund, the Executive Secretary requested that additional appropriations be ma~e from the unappropriated surplus, and on motion, it is resolved that the following appropriations be made from the u~appropriated surplus of the Gemsral Fund to the following budgetary codifications~ 2a - 100 - Compensation of Land Assessors 4a - 201 - Auditing Clerk 1~ - ~19 - Elections-Stationery aud Office aupp lie s 18 - 10~ - Special Attorneys fees $200,00 49,06 100.00 1000.00 There being insufficient funds incertain accountS of the EttrickSani~ary District Operating Fund, it is resolved on motion of ~.-G. Honing, that the following appropriations be made from the Ettrick Sanitary District Fund to the following aooounts: ' 10d- 123 - ~abor and connections $500.00 10d- ~ - Materials and supplies $0.00 This day, M~.T.D.Wat~ains, reported that'in order to more satiafactorily use the $479.74 be transferred from the Administrative und, g Y General Relief Fund, code 8c-703a, and 70Bb. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of T. D. Watkins, it is resolved t~t t~ stum of $479.74 be and it hereby is transferred from the Administrative ~und 8b, to the General Relief Fund 8c -?03a and 70Bb. Ordered that the meetingbe now adjourned until January 9, 19~5. E~utive secrethry ~ · ~, Chairma~ ~