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Minutes 11-21-60MINUTES OF~REGULAR MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL, BOYNTON BEACH HEI,D AT CITY HALL, BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, NOVEM~Ei~ Zi, 1960 HARVEY E; 0YER, JRt!, M~AYOR DR~ CHARY,ES hi{ES ~ COUNCILMAN YOHN L~-ARCHIE, VICE MAY0t~ WALTER M-iDSEN, COUNCILMAN J~ B~ BAUGHMAN, COUNCILMAN LOUIS SMITZES, CITY MANAGEi~ GEN~E MOOTS, CITY ATTORNEY TEI~EES~ PADGETT, CITY DI~CK GROOTENBOE~, SU~T PUBIC WORKS JOHN TUIT~, ~I~ CHI~ AL SNYDEK, DET~I~ This meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Oyer. Rev. Keith Love, First Presbyteria~ Church gave'the Invocation. Minutes of the November 7th meeting %vere read and approved with one addition at page 8 (add :co-op north oft) upon motion by Mr. Archie, seconded by Dr. Akes and unanimously carried. Minutes of the November lzith meeting were read and approved as written upon motion by Mr. Archie, seconded by Dr. Akes and unanimously carried. Mr. George Culver requested the logs east of Howard Johnson be- ~ve~n Intracoastal waterway be cleared because of mosquitoes, snakes, etc. He submitted a petition ~ith 78 signatures affixed ihereto. Mayor Oyer recommended this item be referred to City Manager. Mr. Archie moved the Mayor's recommendation be accepted. Motion seconded by Mr. Madsen and unanimously carried. Dr. Akes announced that Tuesday, November Z9th wD_I be the Blood Bank Drive and urged the citizens of this community to participate because the need is very great at the present time. Mr. D. M. Martin, representative of Russell & Axon appeared before Council displaying artist~s conception of proposed water improve- merit plant and completed construction plans. The City Manager stated plans have been inthe office for anyone that wanted to look ttzem over, tV~ayor ~er recommended the plans be approved. ~r. ~adsen moved that tk~ ~ayor:s r~commendation to approve ~e plans be accepted. ~otion seconded byl~r. Bamghman and ~imomsly carrie~. The City Manager recommended a tentative schedtzle to parst%e events th~at f011ow~~ He s~gEesl~d neee~s~y r~s olu~on ~ etherpapers ~il be r~dy by ~ov~ber 28th~ It Wo~d req~=e~ mpproval of resel~on ~nd ~thOrize city a~&rney ~o f~le v~id~ti~ p~Oceedings in co~rt~ ~so, ~--~ ~ ......... ~r ~s~ ~ss~e]Bo~nton Beach News for 45 days ~d scledt~ime of Jan~ry 18, 196t at 2:0d p.m~ for opening bids ~ tt was~ Cg~eed tha,t aSpecial Me~ting'b~h~d~MondaM~ N~vernber ZSth at 5:3 0 p om. fbr Co~idering r~S Ol~i~ns ~or.wat~r impz~m~ fa~d~ ~r t~ ~rChle ~o~ed ~ -the City ~mger~s r~ce~enda{ion in regard ~ ~dverti~em~e~ and receiving.of Bids be~do~dg ~Otibn secon~ed by Dr. ~es and ~i~o~sIy c,az~ied. City ~anag~r ~so recommended t~a~ co~ract not be awarded acconnt es~btis~eR.~or s=c~. Co=ncil wou~d~ave,le~ r~ ~t to postpone t receive City cost of this bond issae to-be $1,1056 ~ Axon- $4Z,Z6Z. Z3 ~ss' $800° - Net ,$~i I~a~d negotiated ~officially~ ~th the no~ a~d the b~lan~e ~onfir~d that ~uss~l ~& ~on~d ~555,80 and ~,di~ for pre- ,The City ine~r s at b~ds are sold. happy to tt~at this bill be paidas recommended by ' ~kttorney. Motion seconded by Mr, Archie and Cz,y Cl:e%~k r,e'ad a letter from Boynton B~ach BoaMd of l{ealtors offering ~h~ ~s~a~ce and cooperation of the Board i~ ~ng ~p t~e ~aster ~ ~ ~an~k~an ~oved tkzs ~a~er be referred Eo new Council ~nd a letter of l~a~S to Board for offerin~ their assistance bm ~iotion sec~ dedby ~r.[Archie and un~i~o~sl~ carried. - On~e request of ~r. & ~rs. Engel for compensation for l~nd right-of-way at N.E, 1st St. , ' ~r~ Bau~h~an ~gved t~s ~atter be ~oved fro~ the table. ~otion died for lack of ~econd. ~he City Attorney read Ordinance 60-%I - ~nexation St. 3ohn:s ~. ~ckie ~oved that Ore,nco 60~41 be ad~pted on second and The City ~le~k r~d the Zon%ng Board's ~ecommen~ation in regard to the req~es[ of ~Joe Hatless ~o r~-z0ne Lots t t~ 1t, H[tl~op ViSage zonzng. The Bq~rd ~elt this zoning should be Eome '~A"'rat~er than C-1. -3- Mr ._ Piarles s explained that he could not get financing for develop- ing these lots inasmuch as they were adjacent to the cemetery. City _~ttorney read Ordinsazce 60~40. ixfir. 1Viadsen moved that Ordinance 60-40 be passed to second and final reading. ~otion seconded by ~r. Bau~man ~d an~i~oasly carried. The City Clerk read the l{esolution, opposing the merging of the Seaboard and Atlantic Coast Line i{ailroads. 3kfter much disctrssion pro and con, Mr. Archie rno~ed that Council pass on to he~ item of business. ~otion seconded by ~r, Baa~man and ~animo~sly carried. The City Attorney read I[esolution zn regard to public alley at N, E. Brd Street and lla~road 2hyenas in Arden Park, Mr. Archie moved the ~esolation be adopted. ~otion seconded by ~r. ~adsen and ~i~o~sly carried. · The City Attorney rea~ the second~esol~tion in regard to pavzng alley be~een N.~. 3rd Street and ~ailroad Avenue in ~den Park~ re- gulfing Supt. Public Works to prepare estimated costs o~ building, ~d repairin~ the ~ley; also, assess~t be borne by abutting property owners with no assessment to City. ~r. ~dse~ ~oved the ~esolution be adopted. ~otion seconded by ~r. Archie ~d unanimously carrzed. Hearing t~ be held at December 19th ~ep~ing at 8:00 p.~. It was also agreed that on the four items denied by the Zoning Board that the hearing be held December I9th at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Moore advised that he had been contacted by a. firm of attorneys who have been retained for the purpose of defeating the appeal in regard to the swimming pool validation, t~s stated they would come in for the purpose of defeating the appeal, and that they had been retained by Mr. Startzman and Mr .~ Miles. Mr. Archie movdd that the City Attorney be instructed to opposes the above request. Motion seconded by Dr. Akes and motion carried 3-2. Mr. Baughman and Mr. Madsen voting ~RXlo*~. Mr. Baughman stated he felt Mr. Miles had,presented a good case fdr savings that would save the t~cpaye rts money. ~i~. Madsen said the first time he abstained from voting but this time he voted ~Mo'~ because Mr. Miles had given him a copy of the figures andke had atBo requested a copy of the F. S. Smithers re- port from Mrs.Padgett which he has not received, thru no fault of Mrs~ Padgett. On the license recluest of Mr. Willis I, Diets for establishing a professional photographers office a~ 450 NW Second Ave. ~ Dr. Aloes moved the request,be granted. Motion seconded by Mr. Baughman and unanimously carried. Onmthe license request of Mary & Fe, lice Prevete to operate Mary's Spaghetti House at 205 So Federal High,ray, for a beer and wine, on and 0£f premises, Mr. Archie ~oved the request be granted. ~otion seconded by ~r. ~adsen and unanimously carried~ On the request of Mr. John E. Smith for a refund on license :~t6zi7 ~n amount of $10.00~ Mr. ~chie moved the re£und ba granted. Motion seconded by. Dr-, Akes and unanimously carried. The City 1V~anager reviewed the report of the Civil Service Board in which they recommended ~zat Henry Lansford~s classification be changed fromm 1 year to 5 years; that Ethel Collins be changed from addressograph operator to cle,rk typist and H, Byrams be changed from light equipment operator to truck driver. The City 1Vianager recommended the Civil S~rvice Board's request be approved° Mr.. Madsen moved that the three above mentioned changes be adopted. Motion seconded by Mr. Archie and unanimously carried. The City 1Vianager reported on the conference with the Library Committee ~ Supt. PubIic Works, Building Inspector and A4rs ~ Sullivan. It was reit the i{olff house ~vas conducive to a library and sketches were st%bmitted for alterations and additions. It was the consensus of opinion, the proposed plan could accommddate i0,000 volumes which is tw-ice the size of the Womans' Club Library at present, as submitted byMr~ ~rootenboer~s sketch. TheCi!y !Vianager recommended final construction plans be made and authorization to. begin advertising if it is the desire to have the building completed by February 15th. Mayor~ Oy. er recommended working plans be drawn and advertise for bids on the work; IVir. Madsen moved that 1V~r. Grootenboer and Mr. Smitzes recommendation be accepted authorizbaE ~vorking plans be drawn and advertisement made for bids to be received on this. iVfotion seconded by Dr. 3kkes and unanimously carried. Upon recommendation by the Mayor, Mr. Madsen moved that the Boy $Couis be ,authorized to use the Council Chambers for their Honor Court. Motion seconded by Dr. Akes and unanimously carried, Mr. Archie moved that the United Fund be permitted to use Council Chambers Tuesday, l~ovember ZZ, 1960. Iviotion seconded by Mr. Iviadsen and unanimously carried. -5- City Manager reported that in reference to report on automatic crossings at unguarded sections the agreements are in abeyance until nev¢ owners ~ake over company january 1, 1961. T~e City I~anager~reqaested permis sion to begin negotiations with FEC ~ ivir 0 ~adsen ~oved that City ~a~ger have amthoriza~on to negotiate' ~itk ne~ o~ners EEC ~ail~ay.-, ~otion seconded by ~r. Archie and un~mously carried. In reference to the complaint of Mr. Oharles F. Gaffney for fill, the City Mar~ager and IVLv., Groo~enboer were instructed ~o check in~o this ~d m~e ~ecom~end~ons ~s to policy in reg~d to items of t~s City Manager reported that the Grimes property in the soath part of tov~n was being taken care of by Mr. Grimes in that they are digging a canal and properly draining the area and cooperating very nicely. In reference to F. S. Smithers and Co. proposal concerning se%v- age program, City Manager report~ed it is almost identical to water improve- ment contract except for the amount of $6,000. for services plus expenses as approved by City. Mr. ~rchie inoved that the Mayor's recommendation be approved to enter into a contract ~vith F. S. Smithers and Co. and authorize the Mayo r to sign s~me under terms crf this contract. Motion seconded by Mr. Madsen and unanimously carrzedo City 1Vian~ger requested authorization to make payme uts on garage court, act on same procedure as were made on the pool wvith the understanding final payment weald be approved by council. Mr.~ Archie moved that the City Iv~anager be authorized to meet bills monthly as presented to pay the contractor on the garage. Motzon seconded by Dr. _Akes and unanimously carried. IVir. ~irchie moved that the, advertising bill in anaount of $559.56 for pt~blicity Of fishing tournament be approved. 1Viotion seconded by Dr. Akes a~ec~ unanimously carried. lV[r. Madsen moved that the bill for $160.80 ~o Foundation Well~ point Corp. be approved. Motion seconded by Mr. Archie and una_ui- rnously carried. Mr. L. H. Zill, Seventh Day Adventist Church requested per- until Christmas. mission to sing Christmas carols and accept donations from Thanksgiving -6- Mr. Madsen moved the above request be granted. Motion seconded by Mr~ Archie and unaaaimo~sly carried. In reference to advertising in Palm Beach Junior College Year Book. BKt. k4adsen moved the~ City obtain a 1/Z page ad at $47.00 shelving a pic- ture of City Hall. Iviotion seconded by Mr. Archie and motion c~rried 4-1. Mr. Baugh~an voting ~o~. In reference to repair ~d/or replacement of windows at the Fire Station, ~r. ~adaen mo~ the lo~ bidder, Lindsey-Lumbar Co~ in amount of $19.98~be accepted. ~otion seconded~by ~r. ~ch~e and ~ani- measly carridd. (Other bids[~e: Gulf Strea~ Lmmbetr Co. $Z1.95 ~d Ocean City Lumber $Z3.90.) (for e~i ~n~ow ) ~r. Smitzes a~ ~rs. Pad~e~ were instructed ~o ge~ together on the dinner ~or the Board ~embers and the evening of December 13th was chosen for this occasion. Palm Beach Country l~esources Development Board sent letter advising that the term of Evans James expires January 1st. Mr. At.hie moved that Harvey Oyer be. appointed as the 3-year man to serve on l~esources Development Board, Motion seconded by Dr..Akes and motion carried &-0. Mayor Oyer abstained. The City Clerk read the 1960 tax roll adjustment report. lViayor Oyer recommended that ali adjustments as read be made. lv~otion by Mr. Madsen t_o accept Mayor Oyer:s recommendation, seconded by Mr. Archie and unanimously carried. In reference to the 1959 taxx item on personal property relative to Elmer Ptubbard o£ Coun~3~y' lvlercantile, Dr. 3Lkes moved that the 1959 tax b~ adjusted to i960-assessment of $16,000. and that Mr. Hubbard be charged the cost of advertising and interest accrued, l~otion seconded by Mr. Archie ~ unanimOUSly carried. Iv[~_\ AvcI~i~ moved that the bill of the City Attorney in the amount o~ Sgl0. be-'~--kpproved- Motion seconded by Dr. 3~kes and unanzmously carried. Iv~r. iV~adsen moved that the Trees urer' s report, Police t~eport ~ F~re !~eports and Public ~rorks report be rece~Vedo Motion seconded by A/ir. Archie and unanimously carried. iV~r. Baughman made inquiry in regard to the promise of Ocean Ilidge to make a payment of monies owed this City in November 1960o · ~ t at the would be contacted if they The City tvlanager advisea h Y did not contact us by the end of November. -7- George k4iles requested a certified transcript of the discussion between City Attorney and Council regarding the appeal o£the bonds for the swimming pool. Mayor Oyer advised that whatever took place here at regular meeting is a par: of public records and he is entltled to a copy, as it appears in the h4inutes. Mayor Oyer recommended that Council go into Executive sess:on regarding water improvenuent program. IV[orlon by IV[r, Archie, seconded by Dr. 3kkes that IV[ayor's recommendation be followed, lv[otion carried unanimously. lvIeeting adjourned at 12:30 a.na. T ~y Clerk · Archie, Vice Mayor Dr. Charles Akes, lan walter 1V!a~sen, C'6ur.~fi~lman , - -22-60 PAYMENTS APPROVED FOR NOVFJflBER 1960 20496 20497 a0498 20499 20500 28501 20502 20503 20504 20505 20505 20507 2o508 20510 2o511 2D~12 2~513 ACCT. RF SUN LAND OF .PALM BEADN HENRY THOMPSON 'C0FIELD~ INS~ ACCT. OF JESSE P. WILBANKS AOST. OF ~AERY E. HUkLEN ACOT. OF HARRY E._ NULLEN ACCT. oF BILLY ~AY MAT~EY ACCT. eF LEO. CLRRTI[R ASCT. eF LEAN CLO~T1ER ADCT. RF Jl~ ~ARBINGTRN ACCT. OF KRLAND0 ~0NRTR. HATE HUNT HAROLD CONSTANT ACCT. OF FRANCIS DU~UETTE ACOT. OF WM. ~. LAMBERT A,¢OT. OF ~AS PALM~$ PARK ~LBRS. A~CT. eF ~$. G. L. T~LE~R ACCT. OF ARTHUR Ac FRITSCH HENRY E. TROMPSO. COFILE~ IND. ACCT. OF ~ERTA ROTTER AL WOLKEH Jo~N F. HA~IS ~ARRY E. ~ULLEN CiTY OF ~OYNTRN ~EACN--PAVRRLL ACCT. LEON CLOUTIER ~M WARNINGTRN 7.~ 7.~ 7.5O 7.~ 7.50 7.~ 7.5O 7.~ 7.50 7.50 7.~ 7.~ 7.~ 7.~ ?.~ 7.50 7.~ 7.50 7.~ 7.50 7.~ 7.~ 7.~ 7.~ 7.~ 7.50 7.~ 7.~ 7.50 7.~ 7.~ 4.~ ~q.2o 2.~ 2.~ COTY OF BOYNTON ~EAOH--PAYROLL ACCT. LEON CLOUTIEN F~ANDIS B~UETTE WM. C. LAMRE~T [AR PALMAS PARK CHESTER V. dOH~SeN ~Rs.'G. L. TELFER ELMER NINE N~EYA R~TM£R CiTY OF HeYNTON B~A¢~--PAYROLL A~GT. O. BGHNEIDER METER DEPOSIT ADJUSTMENT " " " 1.70 " " " ~.30 . . e 6.~ ~ ~ " 6.~0 " ~' '~ 6.00 ACCT. 9~/64 eVE"PAlS 1.50 11-22-60 P~cE #2 PAYMENTS APPROVED FOR NOVEJ'~ER 1960 1303 CITY OF BOYRTON BEAo.-PAYROLL A$OT. 1381 TNOMAS J. OROFT 1390 CITY OF BCYNTO~ BEAcH--PAYROLL ACCT. 1391 PAUL WHEAT TSC ~5E75 12.27 TRANSFER FUR~S 7316.18 OPENING ~ CLOSING GRAVE 15.00 TNANEF£N FUN~S 2257.11 REFU~-DEPOSlT ON PLANE FoR-CITY GAEAG£ 1392 BeYNTON BEAO~ STATE 8AN~ FOR ~ITN~OL~INC 13~3 DISTRICT DIRECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENDE 1~8 PALMER ~NITNEY 1~1~9 ATLANTIC TITLE DIV. 1470 M. d. ESTAFEN 1471 CiTY OF 8OY~TON BEAeN--PAYROLL 1472 ROLAN~ JESSGP 1473 APPROVED 3.00 1924.7© WiT~NOL~INC TAX FOR SEPT.2G97.50 CITY 'OF ~0YNTON ~EAON--~IMMING Peel PETTY CAS~ F~ REP~.D oN D.T. ~934 TSC ~-3280 TRANSFE~ F~ND$ P.O. 1781 67.50 1780 84.5o 1779 84.5~ 25.00 1.35 3.10 23G. 50 30°00 25.50 TOTAL $ 25,076.35 PAYM~S APPR0~ FOR OCTOBER 11-i9-60 Allen Sum~mm~rds Batemau & Jeffries 1375 $8o.00 App~d by ~, 55.oo 27.50 1546 120.00 App~d by G.M. 1436 25.42 1510 (S~n-Aired) 40.0S 1237 ~9 · 5O 845 21.5O 846 3 ~ 54 S/~ 2.00 Aug.& Sep.Demnrrage 6.30 23.60 1736 18.00 1617 33.85 848 2.21 847 6.90 9.11 1670 8.00 13.25 256.97 .!5.2~. $808.87 Boynton Beach Ne'.ts The J. E. BE~ke Company Central Truck Lines, Ine. Davis M~ter & ~upply Co., !nc. DeBoliac Truck Equip. Ce. Engineering M~cb~ue Co. Inc. Florida-Georgia Tractor Co. Ge~. W. Fowler Co., Inc. Gene Moore Pitney-Bowes, Inc. Recreation Supplies Company Rinker Materials Corp. Ken Snow Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Ce. Southern Bell Tel. & T~~~~ 11-16-60 PA~ENT$ ~¢PPRO,¢ED FOR OGTOBER 1960 Bo-Dm~ PRz~z~ 0o. B_~ 0 W~B 1686 $.60 1665 $7.50 Dzsc. .75 1664 B~RRo~$ O~Rp. 1 732 Dms~ I~i~moN 850 Fzscxma ~ Poa~ma Go. 1678 Fo~N~z~IO~ FEL~POZNT CORP. !67~ ~EO~GE'S ELECTRIC Co. 1605 Oomm~s~OoRp. 1667 OA_~ES ~LF SE~ZCE PIt. RD CHmm~C~L ~TATION ~O~THERN OIL ~ERFICE ~TATION 26, 58 2, 25 6. 60 1.44 A~p. O. Ii. 36. 75 238. I 0 G.A. 2-20 A PPR 0 FED 28.83 8.40 15.75 8,04 2, O0 97.90 6. 60 28,17 7.85 Drsc. , O0 7, 77 1524 54.85 1681 45.55 ! 673 6. O0 !59~ 42.75 1525 ~2. 76 85.51 1324 85.50 APP. C. 1680 85.50 171.00 ! 669 17. O0 1668 &.l o 7! 58.71 22226 G~mc~ ~ ! O. ~0 1459 CHECK ~ 18.2:0 o.bo 1G~7 !~. O0 !679 2,50 26.50 1677 17.55 674 7~ 75 597 10. O0 257 8.50 ~57 11.20 584 6, 75 ~. 20 1676 67. 66 1675 ~p.sY 80,00 1~7.66 O. ff. 1666 22.51 1627 ~ 2~.8~ Ozmcm ~22229 ~ 43.66 " 1~66 1557 65 o 50 ~_. 80 2.20 0,57 10.97 20T~L 1273. 90 PAYMEFTS ~PP~OVED FOR OCTOBE~ 1960 g-GO 2048G " " " 20~89 lCCT. OF GOFIEAD, INC. " 20491 ~CC~. HoNZm ox 0¢~. 15.00 DEpoSIT REm¢Nm 7°50 " " 7.50 " " 7.$0 " " 15.00 " " 15.00 " " 7.50 " " ~ 50 " " 7~50 " " 7.50 " " 7.50 " " 7.50 22156 C~Frm~, INC. " " " G. O0 HaS. E. ~ENay E. TSOHSP~N ~ " " ~.!0 1202 H. Y. EuazET f£O ~807-5001-5109 500.05 1290 ~LTER ~ HiBBE~ 1291 GEmE Yoeam 1293 Cm~LES D. 2EES 1294 Louis J. SHITZES 1295 ~ S. POST OFFICE 1296 " " " 1299 OASI GoN~aI~UTi, o~ FuNm 1300 BOY. TOm BEACm ~IaE DEPT. !601 RAILWAY EXPRESS ~¢ENCY~ FOR OITY ~A~GE (2) 0,00 CmmEPEaImS 200,00 FLA. HUN. LEAGUE CONF. " " " " 25.00 " " " " 25.00 " " " " 50.00 " " " " 50.00 " " " " 50.00 " " " " 50.00 " " " " 50.00 " " " " 50.00 " " " 90.00 5am ~UAnTEa 4695.01 YOZO'~EE~ SEn¢~CES 0CT~579.67 INc. 15o55 CITY OF ~OYNTON ~EACH 1287 O~I~E R. CiE.~Pim 1288 DInOE H. !22~ GmaZLm Ooomm 1298 11-15-60 PZ~E ~EFUND DEPOSIT-PLANS FOR CITY G~R~GE 1397.92 $o O0 100. O0 ~EFUND DEPOSIT--PL~N~ FOa czT~' e.~R~m 5.00 P. O. 1571 $00.00 P. O. 15~3 Ii, 200.00 PETTY O~S~ P. O. 1511 26.50 15~ 90. O0 116, PAYHENT~ FOB PE~i~D OCT. !ST T~R~ 0¢~. 51, 1960 50,585.~8 PretTY g~s~ 4.07 $, 220. 75 2~, 290. ~ TOTAL APPBO FEB PAYNE~T$ APPROVED FOR 00TOB£R 1960 1 G05 Oo~z~s Sz~s DEWITT SUPPny ! 624 1625' 1425 1587 662 1416 1647 1618 1596 1659 779 1 $89 OFFSET PazmmrN¢160! 1615 1455 1655 1558 i~ 47 1504 1507 FLOaIDA poWX~ & Lxa~v Co. 1428 Fosfza's GAn~m 1629 R. L. g~ummoms P~z~z~ 1597 1540 DIscorJtVT ~ISCOUiFT CmE¢K ~ISCOUNT ~PiECK t) I S CO UNT DISCOUNT .85 5.90 .12 5. 50 $. O0 22.06 7. 70 96.25 · 96 5.80 4.47 9.88 2.~7 I7.0~ 7. 89 .52 52.50 .90 15.99 .52 B. O0 .16 .40 . O1 415 365 1539 .58 1454 5.2$ 1515 4.05 1568 .54 1567 !.48 ! 625 1. $5 6.50 7I. ~6 2~ 50 9.80 $. 95 26. O0 1.05 15.75 2. 25 29. ?6 95.29 Avp. G. Ho 52.50 19.51 7. 54 25.45 5.02 ll. 75 6.00 33.40 15o67 7. 84 o 39 2~ 5O $. 55 PAYH~T£ ~RPBO~ED FOB OOTO£~ !960 1 !-i 4-60~ HILL I¥INUF~CTUI~ING CO~ Hood rS ~'~TO H~INNICUTT IA~TE~. OITY a. E. Jo~msfSwz~z~ Poo~ H~LEr D~'IDSON 1566 TYpmwa ~ TmR 1545 BrsTar~uToas 1606 Coa~. 1609 1550 ! 6. O0 DISCOUNT .16 1 630 1390 1620 ! 653 1608 t~c. 1541 4.50 "1521 1.05 1488 I. 05 155~ i 1. ~5 ! 5~8 8.90 1621 9.64 1612 1595 ~7. 05 ! 596 ~. 90 I.~ 5t. O0 ~ISCO ~ISCOUWT 18.52 .$7 12.04 .24 1594 26,18 1622 42.90 1645 1428 134.50 1429 188.50 ~fz~ 1460 !88o$0 1500 188.$0 1534 134.50 1535 188.30 1577 188.50 Lzss TAX 180.00 APPROgED ~// TOTAL !5.84 4.10 16.20 7.50 41.44 95. O0 i8. O0 26.75 !1.11 12.95 75.95 50. 49 4. 46 18.15 12.39 I!. BO 69.08 16.15 I030.50 49. O0 140.80 2.25 26.40 5.15 965.20 2.66 23.25 7. 50 3. 96 259~,o26 CiA._ ~lO 3 60 914.03