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For Year Ending June 30,1918
MEMBER OF LEAGUE OF
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ANNUAL REPORT
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City of Salina, Kansas
FOR THE
Year Ending June 30, 1918
Compiled by
CHARLES E. BANKER
CITY CLERK
PRESS OF
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SALINA, KANSAS
To the Hon. Mayor and Councilmen,
City of Salina, Kansas.
Gentlemen:
According to your instructions I herewith
submit my report showing the financial transactions
of the City of Salina, Kansas, for the year ending
June 30th, 1918, together with itemized statement
of the cost of each department; tax levy for the past
year; tax levy and budget for the coming year; also
other valuable statistics which will be of general in-
terest to the public.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS. E. BANKER,
City Clerk.
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City Officers
EDD MATHEWS, Mayor
L. C. UNDERWOOD, President of the Council
G. A. SPENCER, City Attorney
CHAS. E. BANKER, City Clerk
H. H. EBERHARDT, City Treasurer
P. G. W AKENHUT, City Engineer
JEROME HANLY, City Marshal
BEN WOLBERT, Fire Chief
ELLEN NYBERG, City Stenographer
L. B. KEMPER, Park Commissioner
Standing Committees for Year 1918
1. Ways and Means-Todd, Smith, Brown.
2. Claims and Expenditures-Peters, Underwood, Richolson.
3. Streets and Alleys-Brown, Reed, Peters.
4. Sidewalks-Waite, Richolson, Grimes.
5. Corporations and Franchise-Richolson, Brown, Smith.
6. Buildings-Underwood, Todd, Waite.
7. Fire Department-Grimes, Spaeth, Underwood.
8. Public Health-Smith, Waite, Spaeth.
9. Sewer and Drainage-Spaeth, Grimes, Reed.
10. Parks and Parkings-Reed, Peters, Todd.
Council Meets First and Third Monday Nights of Each Month.
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City of Salina, Kansas
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF CITY CLERK
Annual Statement of Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk of Salina, Kan-
sas, showing the financial condition, the income and disbursements for
the year, ending June 30th, 1918.
RECEIPTS
Curb, Gutter and Paving:
Phillips St. from Union Pacific Right of Way
to Missouri Pacific Right of WaYh....._..h$
Twelfth St. from Ash St: to Bishop St'___"'__h
Prescott Ave. from Ninth St. to Eleventh St.
College Ave. from Park St. to Bishop St'_h---
Bishop St. from Thirteenth to College A ve'h
Santa Fe from Union Pacific Right of Way
to Otis Ave. """00_00_00_------_"_-"______00____0000_---
Ninth St. from Union Pacific Right of Way
to Otis Ave. 0000_00000000---_0000___""__"___0000___000000
Tenth St. from Prescott Ave. to Crawford..
Front St. from Iron Ave. to Walnut St'h......
Wilson St. from Santa Fe Ave. to Highland
Bond St. from Santa Fe Ave. to Highlandh"
Seventh St. from Elm St. to Pine St'h_.......h
Fifth St. from Prescott Ave. to Crawford....
Alley Paving between Fourth and Fifth
(North of Iron Ave.) ---_"""__00_---_---00_"__'"
2,369.96
1,492.52
1,335.60
1,301.30
3,416.59
2,409.61
3,821.88
2,186.49
1,693.77
113.23
970.19
669.18
244.26
313.41
Total for Curbing, Guttering and Pavinghh---_h..........._$ 22,337.99
Licenses:
Insurance Licenses ---------__--_--_000000___00_00__------____00_$
Pool Hall Licenses _---_00- 00- __0000-
Transfer and Auto Cabs-----h---hh_-------------------h
Carnival and Show Licenses.....h- 00-
Telephone Company's License "---0000___00_00__-
Telegraph Company's License "'---00 ---00______00_00
Junk Dealers Licensesh---h-----_h-------_h_h_hh
Electric Wiring Licenses 00_--"__000000000000___"__00----
Peddlers Licenses _00___00___---________0000______00___00____-----
Auctioneers Licenses "'_---00_--__0000_____0000_____0000___00-
Fruit Wagons and Meat Peddler's Licenses..
Advertising Licenses ---------------------------______00---"'-
Show House Licenses _00000000__--__0000---_--_0000-
Moving Picture Show Licenses_hhh-----------_h_--
Lunch, Pop Corn and Pop Standshh__-h_hh_hh-
Express Companies Licenses ---_----___000000___00_00---
Slot Machine Licenses _"0000_-----___000000-
1,045.00
1,430.00
605.00
296.00
250.00
100.00
400.00
150.00
51.00
37.50
75.00
15.00
75.00
90.00
46.00
40.00
35_00
Total for Licenses--...--------h------_hh_h__......__h_-_h_--_...h-------
Poll Tax:
Collected by City Clerk.___h--------_h_---h----_h---h---$
Collected by Street Commissioner_"'-h--------'"
4,716.0C
82.50
Total for Poll Tax_----h----"'---h--"'--"'--"---""""'----h -------
Dog Registration __00__00_--__00__00_--_--_---_--__00__"_"'------"'----------
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4,740.50
4,798.50
422.00
Miscellaneous Receipts:
Opening Putnam Avenue---h_---hhh_hhh-------hhh_$
Widening and Extending Eleventh and Elm
Streets --_0._---------__00__00______0._---__00_00__-
Rent of ground in Highland Park
Paving Railway Crossings 00 000000_---0000_00000000
Paving intersection of Santa Fe and North_-
Constructing Sidewalks 00---0000_00_00-
Salina Street Railway CompanYhhh ---_00 -
Sale of Trees and Wood---_-_m_m--..._..--m.....---...-
Damage to Fire Hosehh hh_h--h_h_hhhhh-
Sale of Wagon Box, Wheels and Grip---h_h
Intersection Post 00-
Sewer Connection 00-
Brick and Dirt ---0000000000
Hay in Kenwood Park._hh hhh
Cash from Police Department_-
Hauling Dirt _000._---_---_00-----00
Freight Claims 000000_--0.00000000---00_00--_00_--- hhho._-
Room Rent (Chamber of Commerce)_hh
Total for Miscellaneous Receipts---h
Total cash received by City Clerk.-
County Treasurer, ale 1917 taxes_hhhhh----h-
County Treasurer, ale 1916 taxeSh
Paving Bond Issues 00-----00-
Fire Station Bond Issue ---
Kenwood Park Bond Issue
Sewer Bond Issues 000000_00___000000---_000000 0000_00
Premium and accrued interest on Bond Issues
J. J. Geis, donation to Kenwood Parkhh____hh
Police Judge, alc fines 000000000000--0._--0.-----------------
Carey J. Wilson, alc Firemen's Relief Fund
Interest Fund 00_00__00______00__--__--__----__00000000__----0.__00-
County Treasurer, al c 1917 Poll Taxhh_h_--
Banks, ale Interest 00---00---000.---00------0000_00-
Fire Chief, ale Building Permitshh__mh
Fire Chief, alc Plumbing Inspections_hh
Fire Chief, ale Electrical Inspections_h_h_h-
Fire Chief, ale arrears in fuIL_o.hoh---hh---h-
Fire Chief, ale Chemical Gaskets_hh_---h
968.38
342_12
175.00
171.72
396.00
137.86
614.00
223.75
25.00
16.00
20.00
12.50
10.30
41.25
6.00
4.80
8.85
5.00
00---00000000_00---
3,178.53
---00$ 35,477.52
__$152,000.00
38,048.22
215,350.16
20,000.00
30,000.00
9,848.35
1,376.34
5,000.00
4,534.75
1,260.25
200.00
997.00
960.45
338.50
584.00
371.79
36.70
.60
Total cash to be accounted forh_h-
Total cash received from City Treasurerh---_h__--_---_h_$480,907.11
Cash on hand June 30th, 191700---00_----00_-- 34,572.75
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_$550,957.38
DISBURSEMENTS
General Department (including water and
Light) ---------00_----_00----------_00_------0000_-------_---_---_$45,195.73
Street Department __------_---00_0._---_---000.--0000__0.--_--" 16,973.18
Police Department -----_---00--__0000_0.00_00_-----__00_00------ 9,030.23
Fire Department ------_000000_----00-----0000---00_00_00_------__- 6,874.83
Park Department _-----_00---__00__---00--_00_---00--_------00--- 5,366.58
Engineering Department ---------____---_00--_00------_--- 3,992.95
Total amount appropriated by Ordinanceh__h------------..$ 87,433.50
Bonds Paid --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Interest on Bonds Paid------------------_h_----_h_-------------o._h_---------_h_----
Paving Scrip Paid -----_----------00_-___00--____0000000._--00__---00---_-___0.00--_00___-
Interest on Paving Scrip Paid-h------ho.---_hh------hhhh-------------_h-
Sidewalk Scrip Paid-------------------o._--_h_-----------o._--_h-----------------------
Interest on Sidewalk Scrip Paid---h__hhh---_h------------------_h_-------
Parks and Parking Scrip Paidh-------hhho.------o.h--hh-----------h_-----
Sewer Scrip Paid ------------___-----_00_00__--_000000___----------------------____---00_--
Interest on Sewer Scrip Paid--o.h-hhhh--h_h-------_h-----hh_h--hh_o.-
Fire Station Scrip Paid_h_-----_----------_h_-----hh--o.__h_----h_-_hhh_------
Interest on Fire Station Scrip Paid_h-h_o._hhh_o.------h_--------_o._--
Library Warrants Paid __---000.--------_--__---00--0000_0.-----_00000000_---000.-----
Firemen's Warrants Paid 00_---_----------_00___00000.-----00---_000000----_000.-----
Commission and Exchange _-----00_0000----------0.-_---00---_--_0000-
67,360.00
23,663.83
255,144.89
3,182.56
3,064.55
6.94
31,657.50
11,291.16
107.41
18,259.33
19.84
4,186.16
1,751.75
154.60
Total cash paid out _00---_00_---_0000_----------------000._---0000__0.--_____$507,284.02
Cash on hand as shown in monthly report of
June 12th, 1918-000.0000000000_00_-------_00--------_00---_$49,249.09
Less outstanding Warrants _00_00_------000000--_00_00--- 5,575.73
43,673.36
Total cash acco~nted for__-hho.-----------o.--_hh----------_h_h--_--$550,957.38
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EXPENSE OF DEPARTMENTS
GENERAL DEPARTMENT
(For the Year Ending June 21st, 1918)
Hydrant Rental for 1 year.._---__mmmm--_o.h---_m--o._o.hh_m--mhhmo$13,706.31
Light 00---00_---00- __hh __00- --- 12,815.10
Expense of opening Putnam Avenue-h--__-_hhh__h_h_h- 5,261.00
Expense of widening and extending 11th and Elmh--h---- 1,118.00
Coal for City HaIL---h_h-----o._o.----------o.hh----------------_o._-----_h----_hh 1,055.17
Salary, City AttorneYhh-- 1,500.00
Salary, City Clerk h---h_--h- -00_000000---_--00- 975.00
Salary, City Hall Custodianh- 765.00
Salary, City Stenographer -- 720.00
Salary, City Treasurer 00---0000- 250.00
Salary, Welfare Officer _00- 345.00
Salary, Probation Officerh_hhhhh_hhh_h 105.00
Revolving Fund for Park Department..h- 500.00
Deeds and Abstracts _00---00___0.00_---_00000._0.000000 121.15
Expense of Elections 00- 451.46
Salina Band - 00 hh_h_hhhhh _0000--00000000_- 600.00
Plumbing and Repairs (City Building)hh 487.03
Damages ale North Side Sewer-----h_m----_h---_hh hhhhhm-h_hhh 200.00
Tool Shed on North 7th Street---h----------hhh-- 148.60
Legal Printing and Book Work.ho.h_h- hhh---o.---_---h 493.18
Constructing Pest House _00__---_--00- 951.00
Stationery and Office Supplies hhh 0000 -- 245.04
Expense of Skating Pond in Oakdale Park.._o.- 184.75
Architectural services on Fire Stationo.---h----o.- 380.62
Insurance on City propertY---mm__--mm--o.---h- 185.33
Miscellaneous Expenses h---_------hh- 109.25
Defense League 00_------00--00000000__-00 00 ---_--0.---0000_- 125.00
Postage, Box Rent and LaundrYh---__- 118.94
Expense of Bond Issues---hhm_o.h_h__o._---- 121.96
Building Supplies _-_00---00---_0._---000000_0000 -00__-----_00- 163.03
Damages (Jos. Lambotte) 00_00_0.00 100.00
License Tags _0000_---000000_---0.00___00_---_- 23.40
Assistance for W. W. Wilbur 00 -0000 -hh_- 50.00
G. A. R. Donation h-_mo._m--m----------h_---_h__--_---hh--o._---hhh-----h_o.- 50.00
Expense of Committee to Conventionhh_o - 50.00
Dues to State League (including publications)_h 40.00
Funeral Expenses --------__--"m--_--m___m_m-_----_mo.___'__o._--_h______--------- 50.00
Clock Rent _0.00000000--0.000000_----_00000.00------_-0._00_--- 12.00
Revising Ordinances _00__---00_0000__--_---------0._0.0000- 28.75
Damages and Medical Serviceshhh---h__hhhh_- 35.00
Utilities Reports o._-----m----"__mm--o.hh_h_--o.hhhh 85.00
Auditing City's Books _000000_00_--000000---__0000_---00 40.00
Salary, Councilmen ----mm--------ho.h__---h- 10.00
Refund on Pool Hall License_-h--_---_hhh_h _0000_0000000000 65.00
Hose ----__-------o.----------_m----_o._h____h---_____- 25.00
Sidwalk Lists ----------_-------0000_00 00 38.15
Freight, Drayage and Express__--_-_h_-_h---hh- _00___--0000_00000 37.05
Safety Zones hh_----_m--mm------_mo.hhh__h______--____h_h____hh_h_m_o.____- 47.25
Court Costs --_0.00--0.0.00---0000 ----_--0.--_---00_00---_---_-----00- 00_00__----___000.__00 19.15
Banquet for Co. "M" _mh- _---__0.0000---_- __00_--__--------0.---_00- 15.00
Recording Deeds --m----__o.______o.O_o.__h---_______---___h_h_---_h_h_h--_--,----o.__- 11.00
Roof Paint 0._0._0.0._---_00_---0000 --00000000_00_00- 57.30
Gasoline --_mm__----_--___--o.__- 000.00000000.0._00_00_-- _---_0000000-00_--0000 21.00
City Clerk's Bond --------- ----------'___----00_--00_00 000000----0000_000.---00 10.00
Lumber 0._--_0._0.---------00_0000 000000000000_0.- 7.19
Dog Tags ___---00_00 00000000---__---0000000000__00--__--__----0._-------00---0.---00- 8.90
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Municipal Papers -----------------------------..------------------------------00------------'
Telegrams and T911s -----------..--------------------------------------------------------.
Exchange and Tolls _00___--_--00___--------------------------------------_0.---------------
R90m Rent f9r Poultry Sh9W--------------h_-----------_h_h-------------o._---..
4.80
5.77
7.10
50.00
T9tal f9r General Department --------------0000-----0._--_0.__0._--__$45,195.73
POLICE DEPARTMENT
(For the Year Ending June 21, 1918)
~:~:g:: ~~~ci~l FP~fi~e--::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::$
Salary, Police Judge _00____00_-------__00_-----_------------------------------------------
F9rd Chassis -----"--------"--___---__00_--00---_--_-____----00_____0._----____00_-00___-------
B9arding City Prisoners ------------------------------------------_0.__0._------------
Cab and Aut9 Hire---___-------_h_--------------------_h_...._----------------------------
Contingent Fund ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Supplies and Repairs f9r P9lice Patr9L_o.__o.--_---_---o.__-----h_o._h----
Burying D9gs ----,---------",----------"-"'----______00__--___-----------------------------.
Teleph9ne, T911s and Telegrams --------0000_0._-----_0000--__---_000000_----00_--
Miscellane9us Supplies ----00----_00---_--__--__00---_0._---_00_00__--_---_--------------
Oil and Gasoline ----------__--___00____-_____00_00_--_----_____0.00_--____--00____---____00__-
Printing --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hardware Supplies ___00_00----____---_00--0.__00_00_--__00----________00_______-__0000------
6,508.50
214.00
833.32
358.25
572.20
136.75
100.00
180.94
23.00
13.97
28.85
55.60
1.25
3.60
T9tal for Police Department---___h_h-------h_hhh_h_--_h__h_---$ 9,030.23
FIRE DEPARTMENT
(For the Year Ending June 21, 1918)
Salary, Firemen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------.--$
Salary, Extra Firemen -----______00_00--__00_--____--------------___---__00__-___-------
Rent, Fire Chief's Ro9ms 00--__'_------00__---_-----__00-------__---00_----__---_00_---
Oil and Gasoline ---"_------------_--____00_____00_---__0000_---__00_--___-_--___00____------'
Aut9 Repairs and Supplies 00--_000000--___0000_----00_000000--___0000___0._--0000_-
Stati9n Supplies -------------------- --00__----__00--_____00_00--____00______------------
Light -----------------------------------------,--------------------------------------------------_0._--
Laundry _00---___00 00---_----_---0000__- _00__0000--00___00__--
Telephone, Tolls and Telegrams _0000__--00-
Expense of Committee t9 Kansas City_-
Office Supplies 00_--__00_----0000-
Acid and S9da _00---_00
Municipal Paper _--00000000
Miscellaneous Supplies
Refilling Pulmotor
Printing _0000
Postage and Express 00-
Total for Fire Department-
__00__00 ____---00_____-
----______00__-
__00__________00___________--00_-
-----00__00_00_--00
_00_______-_---00---_00-
_00__00_00__00_- 00 __0000
5,684.26
63.80
180.00
190.00
378.40
112.48
49.20
50.64
15.53
75.00
17.50
33.60
1.00
7.30
4.00
9.00
3.12
_00_---__0000000000
hhm---$ 6,874.83
STREET DEPARTMENT
(For the Year Ending June 21, 1918)
Labor, per Pay Rolls ------------------_00_-------00_------------_00_------_0000__00__---__$10,238.20
Retaining Walls (Kenw90d Bridge)h_--h-----h - -- ---.------ 1,000.07
Approaches and crossings ----------- 1,892.66
Sand, Brick, Filling and Chatts - ._00---00_---____---- - 688.68
Salary Street Commissioner :00__00 00--_00__00_00___00 939.00
Pulling Hedge _00------_---00_-----00__0000__--- ---00.00_00__---0000 303.75
Equipment f9r Street Department 00- 135.09
Cutting Weeds _0000_--_00------_---00_----_0000 _00_00---0000__- 154.10
Hardware Supplies 00_00---__---_--__00 _00--_000000_____00_-- 117.60
Expense of Poll Tax Noticeshh 102.10
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Intersection P9sts --_--_---_00_00__0000_----___0.__--_00___00___0.--_------------_"'_----
Repairing Bridges -----_-------------00--_--_----_--------0000___--0.__0.__----___0000_---
Repairing Paving ------____---00____--_-----"---_0._--"'-----------____--_00___----00__--
Repairing Street Department Equipment_h------__o._---_h_hh---h--
Plumbing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------..
Lumber and Cement -----__00____0.--__----__00____00__0.00__0._____00----00_--_-_00__----
Repairing Curb and Gutter ---0000_00_--__00_---000.00--------000000__--0._----0000
Miscellaneous Supplies ---------00_00_--__--_----_---__--_00_--_---__0000______--------
Removing Drift from River---_o._--_----_hh_---h__h---------_hh_h-- __00--
Overhauls on 1917 Paving C9ntract --_--0000_---00_----_00_000000_--0000_00--
Iron Pipe 0._------______00_-----0.____00------__--_00_00___-___00_00____0.00--____-___00______---
Freight and Drayage 00_--_--00_00____00--__-___00000000____--_-------------__--___00--
Refund 9n Weed Tax_h-----_hhh_h_----- _--_00---__0.---00--00------
100.50
557.02
332.85
94.30
78.97
87.29
14.53
31.05
33.50
47.47
15.00
6.45
3.00
Total f9r Street Department.
---00------___......$16,973.18
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
(For the Year Ending June 21, 1918)
Services and Cash paid 9Ut.---h_--h__---_---h------h__hhhh 00__0000-- -------$ 2,044.00
Salary, Inspectors ----__00__---_------_00- 00-------_-----00---0000_-_--_---00__--- 1,101.00
Plats and Abstracts 00_----__00------_----_00_---_---00_----_---00--_0.__--_0000__00_----- 295.00
Salary, Appraisers 00---_----_--0000_---_- __00-----_--00----_--00_00000000_____------_00 306.00
Salary, City Engineer 00-----__0000000000--_---_00_000000-------_00---0000---00-----00-- 60.00
C9nstructing Catchbasins --------___--_--00---_00_00--00___---___00_--____--------- 81.90
Cleaning Sewers "'----__00---_--_____00__---__--______00__0.__00__----0000___00____--00---- 91.50
Miscellane9us Supplies 00-------_000000---00_--_0000 00------__----00--0000___--_------ 13.55
T9tal for Engineering Department_--...-------------o.--------_h$
PARK DEPARTMENT
(For the Year Ending June 21, 1918)
Expense of Constructing City Green Househ
Installing White Way in City Park.------------h-
Salary, Park Commissioner 00_00---_-------00---00---
Salary, Special Police in Oakdale Park._---h
Trees, Plants and Flowers 00---000._00
Lab9r, per Pay Rolls _----------_00- 00_____0000_00-
Miscellaneous Supplies _--_00__________00____--00_00_00_--_---_0._--______00_-
Cutting and Sawing Wood--hh-- 00_0000_---_---_----_00_---000000
Fl9wer Pots __0000 00_0.00__-0000--_--_-
Express -------------______000000__--_0000---_- __00_____000000--______0000__00__00_--_--------- 00-
Release of Kenwood Parkhh_-- --_--_00--0000000000---00__--_00---00---000000
Supplies for Green House 0000- 00---00__--00_00_0000
Salary, Park Helper 00_00 _0000000000_0000_00__0.---_0000
Plumbing ---------- _000000---_00_0000_- ____--00_00__00_---___00_00_00---__00___00_---
Drayage _0000_--_0000_-
Hardware Supplies
--_--00$
Total for Park Department..hhh
_00000000---00$
3,992.95
1,272.88
917.15
850.00
105.00
787.61
959.45
127.76
146.85
21.03
21.11
25.00
54.00
21.10
38.71
11.50
7.43
5,366.58
STATE OF KANSAS, }
COUNTY OF SALINE ss.
I, Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk of the City of Salina, Kansas, do
hereby certify that the above and foreg9ing is a true and correct
statement 9f the financial conditi9n, receipts and expenditures of said
City, for the year ending at the close 9f business, June 21st, 1918.
WITNESS my hand this 25th day 9f June, 1918.
(SEAL) CHAS. E. BANKER,
City Clerk.
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Bonded Indebtedness
~~. g~: þ~16r~~;Y 1i;£--Ï921::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::$
5jé Due January 1st, 192500----00-----00000000---- _00-----------_00--00__--00
4112 % Due July 1st, 1928 _000000___----_00- ----__--00_---000000_---_0.00--_-
4112 % Due N9vember 29th, 1929--0._0000_000000_---000000_--------_'_0.00-------
4112 % Due April 1st, 1931 0000_--_0.----_00---00_00_00___-----_---_00_00---0.___00--00
4112 % Due September 1st, 1937-0000----000.00------000000_-----_00---00---00_0._-
4112% Due Oct9ber 1st, 19370000__-__00 00___0._0000---_---00__00_00
5% Due January 1st, 1946---00_00-- hhh---hho.h--_--_hhhhmo.-
5% Due December 15th, 1946---00- 00000000_00_00--0000
T9tal _----_0.---0000------____---__---00
__00____--__000000_00_00______-
Paving and Curbing Indebtedness
5% Due Jan. 1st, each year for 1 yearhh-----o.---$ 5280.00 $
5% Due June 1st, each year for 1 year_---_h _00 3800.00
5% Due Jan. 1st, each year for 2 years---hh--- 4900.00
5% Due Oct. 1st., each year for 3 yearS__--hho. 5400.00
5j~ Due Jan. 2nd, each year for 3 years---hhh- 2500.00
5% Due April 1st, each year for 3 years_h-- 2560.00
5% Due Sept. 1st, each year for 4 years---__hh 950.00
5% Due Jan. 1st, each year for 4 years---o.h- 2890.00
5% Due April 1st, each year for 4 years_h_hhh 1780.00
5% Due Jan. 1st, each year for 5 years---__h--- 2640.00
5% Due April 1st, each year for 7 years___hhh- 2260.00
5% Due Oct. 1st, each year for 8 years---_h_h- 2600.00
4% % Due Jan. 1st, each year for 8 years_---h_h- 4800.00
4112 % Due April 1st, each year for 8 years__--h- 585.00
4112% Due April 1st, each year for'8 years----_o.o.- 3175.00
4112% Due April 1st, each year for 2 years_---_o.--- 1835.00
4112 % Due Jan. 1st, each year for 3 yearsh_--__h- 1625.00
4112 % Due June 1st, each year for 9 years_---_---h 1800.00
4112% Due June 1st, each year for 9 years---o.h--- 4150.00
4112% Due Jan. 1st, each year for 4 yearsh---h 697.45
4112% Due Jan. 1st, each year for 10 years_h__h_-- 2128.83
4% % Due Sept. 1st, each year for 10 years___--- 10808.86
4% % Due Sept. 1st, each year for 10 years--_--_h_- 915.02
Total -__00___--__----------------------------------------------------------------0._---
Sewer Bonded Indebtedness
5% Due July 1st, each year for 1 year---h---h$
5* Due July 1st, each year for 2 years_---____h
5% Due March 1st, each year for 2 years_-------
5% Due Sept. 1st, each year for 4 yearS-----_ho.
5% Due April 1st, each year for 5 years------_---
5% Due June 1st, each year for 6 years-----o.-h
5% Due Dec. 1st, each year for 3 years_----h---
5% Due April 1st, each year for 6 yearsh--hhh
4% % Due June 1st, each year for 8 years_----o._--
4% % Due Jan. 1st, each year for 9 yearsh---_hh
4% % Due Feb. 1st, each year for 10 years_--hh---
640.00 $
640.00
870.00
1000.00
830.00
1900-00
650.00
500.00
750.00
800.00
848.35
16,000.00
2,000.00
4,000.00
16,000.00
20,000.00
40,000.00
30,000.00
20,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
00$168,000.00
5,280.00
3,800.00
9,800.00
16,200.00
7,500.00
7,680.00
3,800.00
11,560.00
7,120.00
13,200.00
15,820.00
20,800.00
38,400.00
4,680.00
25,400.00
3,670.00
4,875.00
16,200.00
37,350.00
2,497.45
29,128.83
118,808.86
5,415.02
00$408,985.16
640.00
1,280.00
1,740.00
4,000.00
4,150.00
11,400.00
1,950.00
3,000.00
6,000.00
7,200.00
9,848.35
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Total -------------__---_---_00---___0._-------------_0._-""--00--00--____--------------$ 51,208.35
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Report of the Salina Fire Department for the Year
Ending June 30, 1918
M9nth
June, 1917 0000_--
July, 1917 00_---_00
August, 1917 _00-
September, 1917
October, 1917 00_00-
November, 1917
December, 1917
January, 1918 --
February, 1918
March, 1918
April, 1918 0000-
May, 1918 00---00
NUMBER OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
Permits Issued Fees Cost of Bldgs.
-- 42 $ 48.00 $ 88,815.00
--- 47 47.50 111,425.00
_00 31 28.00 50,698.00
---- 18 18.50 16,600.00
_00- 58 57.00 60,460.00
_00 16 15.00 46,900.00
---- 27 33.50 56,965.00
9 9.50 12,015.00
---- 24 21.50 25,890.00
---000000---00 --- 27 16.00 5,683.00
----- 42 34.50 36,105.00
----- 15 9.50 8,539.00
Totals __00___00__---___-----_0.-------356
Total Number 9f New Residenceshh-
Total Number of other buildingsh_-----h-
Total Number of buildings remodeled_h_h-
Total Number of new garages__--_--o.__hhhhh_h
Total Number of old buildings movedu_h
$338.50
hh___hhh---h
$520,095.00
--- 139
40
104
00__-- 71
000000_00 19
NUMBER OF ALARMS
Grand T9tal --__-----__00__00_00___--__-------__--_0.0000__00______-----____----00__------------ 373
July, 1917 h---_u
August, 1917 ----
September, 1917 0000
October, 1917 00"-
November, 1917
December, 1917
January, 1918 .
February, 1918 -
March, 1918
April, 1918 _00
May, 1918 -
June, 1918
AND LOSS
YEAR
Alarms
---- 7
---- 6
00------ 6
_00 4
000000- 4
_00 11
4
0000-- 6
5
4
00--- 3
3
FROM FIRE DURING THE
Total --00000000_"'------00---_---0000'" 63
Loss Bldg.
$ 425.00
None
480.00
75.00
1250.00
410.00
15.00
1662.00
None
None
175.00
25.00
$4517.00
Loss Cont.
$ 675.00
5.00
232.00
None
600.00
20.00
25.00
3939.50
None
None
None
None
$5496.50
T9tal Number of False Alarms_hhhhhhh__._h---hh 00_--00_------000._0._00---0000- 2
Total L9ss by Fire --_------0.00__0....0.----00____00_00__--_0000_00---- _00000000000._0._$ 10,010.50
T9tal Value on Buildings Where Fires Occurred-------_h_------ 120,980.00
T9tal Value 9f Contents Where Fires Occurredh---__--hhh_h__h-- 35,730.00
Total Value of Pr9perty Where Fires Occurredh_ho.---$156,710.00
Insurance on Buildings Where Fires Occurred~
Insurance 9n Contents Where Fires Occurredh---h
Total Insurance Where Fires Occurred_hhh
--00_00_$ 73,800.00
00_-----00 20,200.00
00$ 94,000.00
T9tal Feet 9f 2 1/2 inch hose laidh_h_h- 0000_-0.00 - --__000000---9,550
T9tal Ga1l9ns 9f Chemical used_----_--o._o._o.--...--o.ho.hhh..._--------o._---_h---- 203
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CAUSE OF ALARMS
Oil St9ve ---..--..--...-.....--..---...---------..-..--------------------..-------------------.--..------------
Children and Matches "'_--_00__--___00_____--___0000"_0000__--___00___---00--_--"_00"_-----__--
Spontaneous C9mbusti9n -----------------------------------------------..-----------------------
Sparks from Engine _"'____00__"__00_-__00"____00_"_"------------_0._""""----"---____"_00
Defective Wiring ..---------..------------------..----------..--..------------..-------..-..-----------
Bon Fires "'-----""---"""'----_-----__00_----_-___"--_00_"------___--_00_---__00_----00_--_0.---___00-
Unknown ---"-"'---"'----"---"-"'-"----------------------------------------..------..--..--------....---
Lightning Struck Chimney ......_-----_0.__0._-------.._-----_---"0._00--__00_00__0._..-__---00
Sparks fr9m Trash Can ,,-------------"""'---_00---_"'_"00----"'_00_0.""_"'_00_---_---_---
Tar Kettle ---------"---------"--"."-'------------"-"--------------------------------------------------
Cigar in Waste Basket --""""""---"-"."-_0.___""-----00_---0.__0.-------""'---"------
Br9ken Gas Pipe in Pop Corn Wag9n --""__00"00--00__---00---_-----_00---_0.__"_----
Mice and Matches ....--...-...-...------......-...-...-...-----------...--"0._"_"_00_____0.00__0000-
Hot Cinders ........-..._0._---..-------_0._--.....------__0.___00---_"--_"_____00_00__-"-..-------------
Aut9 Back-Firing -.-....----------------------------..-------------------------..._--_0._--------------
Nails in Rag Picker ---""---_---00_----"'____00_---_0._--_0000-----_0.--0._____00---_00_---_000000-
Paper Over Flue Hole "---__00__"_---_"'00___---_"_"--"'00_---_0._""------00"00_---"'_----
Defective Flues -------......--..--------------.-------------------------------------------------..-------
Over Heated Furnace ""---"'0000"__--00_00__--_..-0._-------"----_____---00___00"""--___-----
Over Heated Stoves -"-"""""--____---_00_"_""'---___---_00_--_"'_00____---_-------_0._""---
Turpentine Explosion '----_00_-00__-"_00_--_00---___--00__---"_00_--"0.000.__---____00_000.00"__-
Static Electricity _00---____---__"__0.00___---------.._----___---__00________00__00___-_____00---_-_00_00
Gas9line Expl9si9n .....---------___0._--00_00__0._"____00_0.---_____00---___----_--____00_00--__00---
Oily Rags --.........-.--..--..--------------...---------..--..-----------------..--------------..------------
Sm9ky Furnace "'__--_"00_-----0.__00_---_0.0._"'_"------_0."'---___---__00______000000""---00_"-
Trash Piles -------..----.-...-..---.....------..--..-----------------------------------...---------..--------
Over Heated Electric Mot9r """---00--""'_00000.0000-----__0000__------_-___--_00--------"
Total ---------------..-------------..---------------------------------------------..--------------..- 55
PLUMBING INSPECTIONS MADE AND FEES COLLECTED DUR-
ING THE YEAR
N9. Inspecti9ns
July, 1917 ........---------------------""'___000000..-----_..._---_0.00- 108
August, 1917 "---"'_000000--------"__00_00_"---____0000__---_--_--- 103
September, 1917 "-------00---_---"00--------00____"'---00---_---- 46
October, 1917 ""'0.---0._"--__000000-----"___0000_---""--_-------- 56
November, 1917 --------------",---""----_00--------_--"---'---- 42
December, 1917 --_0._---00---__---00000.-----_0000_0000_"--0000_"" 20
January, 1918 -------------""""___00------00_0.0._""------_0._" 16
February, 1918 _"___00--_""___---00---__---_000000------__---_0000 36
March, 1918 ..-----...-------"---0."--"00---------00_0._0._"---"'00 27
April, 1918 "_"'--00"""'_"__00--""'_;___00_"'--"_--00_"00""" 46
May, 1918 ""--_0000---00__---_"'---00--"__00--00__---00"--_"__0000 9
June, 1918 ""'_--_00---""""'--00---00_--"'-_0.0._------"--------- 75
T9tal "---__"----00__00---__----00---__"_"___00---__"""---- 584
Fees Collected
$108.00
103.00
46.00
56.00
42.00
20.00
16.00
36.00
27.00
46.00
9.00
75.00
$584.00
EQUIPMENT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
One combination chemical and hose m9tor truck with 1,100 feet of
2 112 inch hose.
One chief's car with chemical and 400 feet 9f 2 1/2 inch h9se.
Making a Total 9f 1,500 feet of 2 112 inch hose.
INSPECTIONS BY FIREMEN
Weekly inspections are made by the firemen 9f all alleys in the
fire limits.
Building inspecti9ns are made by firemen i.n the spring and fall.
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3
3
9
4
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
6
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
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CITY PULMOTOR
The fire department made six trips with pulmotor.
Respectfully submitted,
B. A. WOLBERT,
Chief of Fire Department.
City Engineer's Report of Paving, Sewer and Side-
walk Constructed During 1917 and 1918
SEWERS LAID
Size-l0 and 24-inch Tile and Cast Ir9n and Concrete.
Length-Seven (7)miles.
Cost-including manh9les and catchbasins $75,000.00.
PAVING LAID
Length-Four miles.
2%-3 and 4-inch brick on 4 or 5-inch base. All asphalt filler.
82,000 square yards.
C9st, including curb and gutter $205,000.00.
SIDEWALKS
There were 2 miles 9f concrete walk c9nstructed.
There was 114 mile 9f brick walk c9nstructed.
There was 1 mile of 9ld brick walk raised and repaired.
P. G. W AKENHUT, City Engineer.
Assessed Valuation of the City of Salina, for the
Last Nine Years
T9tal
Year Taxable Prop.
1910..._"----00_----- $13,389,568
1911...----_,.------0. 14,103,367
1912--0._000000_------ 14,286,192
1913-0.0000---_------- 15,124,035
1914------00__-------- 15,502,499
1915---_------_------- 16,348,803
1916---0.00---000.0000 18,457,845
1917...---00_00_------ 20,937,916
1918-------_--00------ 23,746,570
Real Prop.
$ 7,759,140
8,200,845
8,040,175
8,312,770
8,436,790
8,561,695
10,285,820
10,887,570
11,771,405
Pers9nal Prop. RR Prop.
$ 4,790,354 $ 840.174
5,247,028 862,494
5,364,399 881,618
5,921,845 889,420
6,247,544 818,165
6,867,030 920,078
7,199,410 972,615
9,121,850 928,496
10,941,450 1,033.715
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Report of Salina Public Library for the Year End-
ing December, 1917
GENERAL STATISTICS
Number of B9und V9Iumes__h_---"---h-""-""""-----h
Number of Unbound Volumes and Pamphlets_-
Number of Periodicals 00---_---_---00_0000_-
Number of Registered Borrowersh---h
B99ks Loaned for H9me Use ---0000
Daily Average of Books Loanedh__-
New Books Added in 1917
New Books Bought
New Books Given 00 _00
Largest Months Circulati9n 0000 _00
Largest Day's Circulation --__-----_---00000000---"___00---_-"'-
--00__--18,840
00000000 3,000
185
__000000-- 8,000
_-----000058,166
_00 00 000000"00-- 188
915
846
119
- 00_00_00_00 5,321
416
GENERAL INFORMATION
Library Hours:
From June to September, 9 to 12:30 a. m. and 6 to 9:30 p. m.
From September to June, 1 :30 to 9 :30 p. m.
Sundays (for reading only), 2 to 6 p. m.
Readers cards are go9d for three years, two cards issued to each
borrower, viz.: fiction and non-fiction.
Time allowed 9n books 14 days, except recent books (mostly
fiction) which is 7 days, 14-day books only, are renewable, a fine of 2
cents per day is charged 9n all 9verdue books.
All the books are free to residents (including temporary resi-
dents) of Salina. Non-residents pay $1.00 per year for privilege of
drawing b90ks f9r home use. A security deposit covering the value of
the book borrowed is required of transients.
Reference questions answered and books renewed by phone. N9.
369.
Books for s9ldiers are being collected continually. 9 boxes and
$206.00 in money was sent to soldiers in October (bo9ks went to Camp
D9niphan) in July 900 bo9ks were sent.
LIBRARY STAFF
DELIA E. BROWN, Librarian.
ALICE M. MILLER, Assistant Librarian.
MARY HEFLIN, Assistant.
RUA BEICHLEY, Assistant.
Ie
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General Information
Pr9p9sition to purchase Water Works was voted on November
2nd, 1909, and was defeated by the following vote:
Against 00__--00--__0000___--_00_0000_727
For 0.__---_0000_00_000000---_00____000000000000.458
Commission Form of Government was voted on February 27th,
1911, and was defeated by the following vote:
Against __0000---- _1549
F9r ..--------00_--__0.00- 554
City Manager Form of Government was voted on December 18th,
1917, and was defeated by the following vote:
Against ____0000-- __--0000-00_00 _0000__00000000____1055
F9r ------------------_--_---_00-----___00_"_---______00______0000___00_---__-- ------ 845
Populati9n, Salina U. S. Census, 1910-
P9pulati9n, Salina State Census 1918_-
P9pulation, Saline County Census 1918--00
---00- 9,688
_00_13,278
-.-.-----.._00---23,589
Elevation 9f City ---------00--_0000"'_---00-----------_00000.0000------00_--0000__00_-----00__1,162 feet
Salina has over 11 miles of Street Railway.
There are over 58 miles of water mains laid in the streets of the
City.
There were 139 new residences constructed in the City last year.
There were 55 fire alarms during the year. Total loss $10,010.50.
The City Council has passed 2201 Ordinances since N9vember
21st, 1870.
Water Rate
The rate to private consumers according to the agreement be-
tween the City 9f Salina and the Salina Water Works Company 9f
April 8th, 1913, is as follows:
"That the Company will furnish to the consumer under its one
d911ar ($1.00) minimum meter rate 3,335 gallons of water per month;
and it will furnish to the consumer under its seventy-five cent (75c)
minimum meter rate 2,500 gallons of water per month; and it will
furnish to the consumer under its fifty cent (50c) minimum meter
rate, 1,670 gallons of water per month.
And any consumer who pays $12.00 in advance shall have forty
th9usand (40,000) gallons of water, to be used by such consumer at
any time during the twelve months next following the date of such
payment."
Electric Light Rate
The rate t9 consumers is as follows:
"Ten (10) cents per kilowatt for the first fifty (50) kil9watts, and
five (5) cents per kilowatt for each additi9nal kil9watt used per month.
Minimum bill $1.00 per month. Subject to a ten per cent discount if
paid on or before the tenth of the month following."
Gas Rate
$1.50 per thousand cubic feet, if paid on or before the tenth of
the m9nth. If not paid, a penalty of 10(ì~ will be added to the bill. No
m9nthly bill f9r less than 50c, subject also to the 10% penalty.
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",,-- eo.- ----
Tax Levy, 1917
($7.00 per $1,000 Valuation)
General Revenue, all propertY.....o.---_----o._h__.._..__---h.....o.- .003
Sinking Fund, all property "'_0.---_00_"0.------""--00---"0._---00 .0004
Interest Fund, all propertY..__---_o.__-------_h___--..o.hh....o.---_--- .0004
Library Fund, all pr9pertY_....__..--o._o._--_h_o.h---_h__o._---_..o._- .0002
Paving Intersections, all propertY__---"h---_---_-----_-------hh-- .0011
Light and Water, all propertY_--_"""",o.-----""'-----"-----_h-- .0002
Park Contingent Fund, all propertY",_---_"",o._---"o.h"__--- .0002
Sewer Fund, Real Estate 9nlY___--_--.._o.h_h---..o._h......._h--o.
.0055
.0015
Total -----------------------------------------------..--------------------...-------------------- .0070
Tax Levy and Budget for the Coming Year
(July 1st, 1918 to June 30, 1919)
The following is the levy and amount t9 be received from taxes,
and the budget f9r General Expenses divided int9 the different depart-
ments.
($7.10 per $1,000.00 Valuation)
General Revenue (including light and water)",o.hhh_-- .0028
Sinking Fund ""'00____0._0000_____0.---_"0._______00__---_---______00_______"_00- .0004
Interest Fund "0.---00____0.---------__00-""_0._-----"---00_--_0.00_--_---_0._-- .0003
Paving Fund (intersections) "0.-------0.---_--00_---____0.------_00-- .001
Park Fund ----"----_--_00_00___---00______---0.00______------"--__00_----__0000__--- .0002
Library Fund --""'----------__00__--_---00______0000__--_---_-___--_00"___--__0000- .0002
Band Fund _0._""'_00___00_----00_00_00_00__0._00______-0._00______00_0._00000.---_00 .0002
Sewer Fund (Real Estate OnlY)--hh---_h_..o.h_h_--_hh_h_--..
.0051
.002
Total Tax Levy _0000__------00_--_0.---0000"----"-----0000---_0000------_"---_00_00 .0071
Expenses Budget f9r .
Last Year Next Year
Water ..0._000000--0000- 0000__0.---00___"--00 .$13,706.31 $14,000.00
Light _..0.---"--------"---------00000000---00_---00- - 12,815.10 14,000.00
Police Department _--_0000_00_00_00_---00- 9,030.23 10,000.00
Fire Department _""'_--_0000___00__0000--__" 6,874.83 10,000.00
Street Department ----_""'_0000_00--_- 0000- 16,973.18 15,000.00
Engineering Department 00000000_00000000 3,992.95 3,000.00
All 9ther expenses -----"_0._0.00---___000000_-- 18,674.32 15,000.00
Amt. t9 be received fr9m taxes--..h_h_hh_o.hh_hhhh_h_- 00-00-$66,488.00
Estimated revenue ------""""'-"'--""_00_:00__-00__0.00___000000__--_00- -- 14,512.00
Total """_0.---------"'0.--00"""0.------_$82,066.92 $81,000.00 $81,000.00
The total assessed valuati9n of Salina for the year 1918 is $23,-
746,570.00 divided as f911ows:
Real ----___0.__00__00__- ---------00--00------------00---__00_$11,771,405
Personal _0.__0._00_00_- 0000---__00__00__--00_00_--0.00_0.00--------_0. 10,941,450
C9rporation 000000 ---_00_--000000-----_0._---------- 1,033,715
The above levy and budget is based up9n a valuation 9f $23,746,-
570.00 except the Sewer Fund which is based on real estate only.
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Date of Contract and Locati9n
Surface
Paving Constructed in the City of Salina, Kansas
July 1905, Tenth Street from Iron to Walnut............ .... Brick Blk.
December 1905, Santa Fe from Iwn to U. P. R. Roo......... Bitulithic
November 1906, Santa Fe from Iron to Walnut...... ....,... Bitulithic
March 1907, Iron Avenue from Fourth t9 College........... . Brick Elk.
April 1908, Fifth from Walnut to Elm......................Brick Blk.
April, 1908, Seventh from Walnut to Elm...... -"'" .. .. .. . Brick Elk.
April 1908, Walnut from Fifth to Seventh..............._...Brick B1k.
April 1908, Elm fwm Fourth to Seventh....................Brick Elk.
April 1908, Ash fwm Fourth to Seventh....................Brick Elk.
Apli119O8, Santa Fe from Walnut to Crawford.............Brick Elk.
May 1909, Eighth from Ash to Prescott.....................Brick Elk.
May 1909, Walnut from Seventh to Tenth .............._...Brick Elk.
~ 1<Iay 1909, Iron Avenue from Bridge to Penn Avenue....... . Brick Elk.
February 1910, Santa Fe from Crawford t9 Claflin....... -' . Brick Elk.
March 1910, Ash from Seventh to College.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Asphalt-Concrete
March 1910, Tenth from Walnut to South.... -.' . .. .. .. .. .. . Asphalt-Concrete
October 1910, South from Fourth to College. . . - . . . . . . . . . . - . - Asphalt-Concrete
March 1911, Prescott from Fourth to Ninth. .,.. .,. .. ... -'" Asphalt-Concrete
June 1911, Ninth from South t9 U. P. R. R... .. -....... .. .. - Asphalt-Concrete
August 1911, College from Ash to Walnut.. .... . . -... - -.. .. Asphalt-Concrete
November 1911, Elm from Seventh to Ninth................ Asphalt-Concrete
June 1912, Mulberry from Santa Fe t9 Ninth........ .... - ... Asphalt-Concrete
June 1912, Tenth from South to Morrison............ ..... .. Asphalt-Concrete
June 1912, Morrison from Ninth to Tenth.. .. .. ........,. .. . Asphalt-Concrete
July 1912, Seventh from Walnut to Weil Place_....._.......Asphalt-C9ncrete
July 1912, Weil Place from Seventh to Eighth...............Asphalt-Concrete
May 1914, Walnut from Bridge to Fifth Street and
Tenth Street to College Avenue......................... Fiber Brick
July 1914, Tenth St,eet from Ash to Iron...................Asphalt-Concrete
.Curbing.
F9undati()ll Price per Curbing & Exca-
Sq. Yd. Guttering vation
Brick $1.69 .50*
Macadam 2.10 .50* .30
5 in. C9ncrete 2.17 .50*
5 in. C9ncrete 1.78 .45Y>* .32Y>
5 in. Concrete 1.77 .72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.77 .72 .33
5 in. C9ncrete 1.77 .72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.77 .72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.77 .72 .33
5 in. C9ncrete 1.77 .72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.71 .72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.71 .72 .33
5 in- Concrete 1.71 .72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.75 .72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.75 .72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.75 .72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.75 .72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.75 .72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.65 .63 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.65 .63 .33
5 in. C9ncrete 1.65 .63 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.58 .60 .35
5 in. Concrete 1.58 .60 .35
5 in. Concrete 1.58 .60 .35
5 in. C9ncrete 1.58 .60 .35
5 in. Concrete 1.58 _60 .35
5 in. Concrete 1.76 -58 .33
5 in. Concrete $1.50 .55 .33
Date of Contract and Locati9n Surface
July 1914, Highland Avenue from Prescott to Republic..... . Asphalt-Concrete
April 1915, Crawford Avenue from Ninth to Santa Fe Ave.. - . Asphalt-Concrete
April 1915, Thirteenth Street from Ash to Bishop Street..... Fiber Brick
April 1915, Ninth Street from South to Crawford Avenue... .Fiber Brick
May 1915, Ash St. from College Ave. to Mo. Pac. R. of WoO, . Asphalt-Concrete
.YIay 1915, Front Street from Iron Ave. to vValnut Street.... -Fiber Brick
June 1915, Baker Street from lrò-n to Walnut.............. -. Fiber Brick
June 1915, Iron Avenue from Penn to Delaware........ -... .Fiber Brick
September 1915, College A venue from Ash to Park - . . . . . . . . . Asphalt-Concrete
October 1915, Fifth Street Walnut to Prescott... -....... - - .Fiber Brick
October 1915. Eleventh Street, vValnut to South_........ - -.. .Fiber Brick
October 1915, Park Street, Ninth to Thirteenth....... -.. -.. _Fiber Brick
N October 1915, Park St., Thirteenth to Mo. Pac. Right of Way. Fiber Brick
10 June 19, 1916, Bishop St. from 9th to 10th_h------_h_-_h_mu_uFiber Brick
June 19, 1916, 10th St. from Morrison to Presc9tt Ave'_hh---Fiber Brick
June 19, 1916, 10th St. from Ash to Park.---hhhh---- _00__- ------Fiber Brick
June 19, 1916, 12th St. from Walnut to South_~_hhh---h_hhhhFiber Brick
June 19, 1916, Walnut St. fr9m C91. Ave. to Railroad St'hhFiber Brick
June 19, 1916, Phillips St. from Walnut to Ash_h---hh_h-------Fiber Brick
June 19, 1916, 12th St. from Ash to Bishop-__hhh---hh--_--------_Fiber Brick
Sept. 18, 1916, 12th St. from Bishop t9 North_hhh--_h------_h--Brick Blk.
Sept. 18, 1916, Phillips St. from U. P. RIW to U. P. R/W__Brick Elk.
Aug. 21, 1916, Santa Fe Ave. from Walnut to North St'_h_Resurface Asphalt
Feb. 19, 1917, College Ave. fr9m Park t9 Bishoph------___--h-Fiber Brick
Feb. 19, 1917, Bish9p St. fr9m 13th to Collegeh--_---h_-_---o.hFiber Brick
Feb. 19, 1917, B9nd from Santa Fe to Highland--_""--hh-------Fiber Brick
Feb. 19, 1917, Prescott from 9th to 11th---h---..---_hh_---m_h__-_Fiber Brick
Feb. 19, 1917, 12th St. fr9m Ash to Bishop--__o.---_ho..._h---------Fiber Brick
June 25, 1917, Santa Fe from U. P. RIW t9 Otis Ave.___.....Fiber Brick
June 25, 1917, Ninth St. from U. P. RIW to Otis Ave'---_o.hFiber Brick
Paving Constructed-Continued
Pro Per Curb. & Exca-
Foundati9n Sq. Yd. Gut'g vati9n
5 in. Concrete 1.50 .55 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.50 .55 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.69 .52 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.69 .52 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.30 .52 _33
5 in. Concrete 1.69 .52 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.69 .52 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.74 .52 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.40 .52 .33
5 in- Concrete 1.84 .52 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.72 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.91 .62 .45
5 in. Concrete 1.84 .62 .33
5 in. Concrete 1.92 .91 .40
5 in. Concrete 1.92 .91 .40
5 in. Concrete 1.92 .91 .40
5 in. Concrete 1.92 .91 .40
5 in. C9ncrete 1.92 .91 .40
5 in. Concrete 1.92 .91 .40
5 in. Concrete 1.92 .91 .40
5 in. Concrete 2.15 .91 .40
5 in. Concrete 2.15 .91 .40
1.00
5 in. Concrete 1.90 .91 .42
5 in. Concrete 1.90 .91 .42
5 in. Concrete 1.90 .91 .42
5 in. Concrète 1.90 .91 .42
5 in. Concrete 1.90 .91 .42
4 in. C9ncrete 2.02 .96 .48
4 in. Concrete 2.02 .96 .48
Paving Constructed-Continued
Date of C9ntract and Location Surface
June 25, 1917, Otis Ave. from 9th to Santa Fe__...._....---_m..Fiber Brick
July 16, 1917, 10th from Prescott t9 Crawf9rd_h__hu -h_mFiber Brick
July 16, 1917, Wilson from Santa Fe to Highland_hhhhhh_..Fiber Brick
Sept. 17, 1917, North St. from 4th to 9tho._---mmo._h__hBrick Elk.
~ Sept. 17, 1917, 11th St. from S9uth to Morrison--- h.._..Fiber Brick
Dec. 17, 1917, Washington Ave. from 9th to 10th_hh_-_h-----Fiber Brick
Dec. 21, 1917, Mulberry fr9m 5th to Santa Fem-_h---hh__----..Fiber Brick
Dec. 21, 1917, Eighth St. from Ash to Elmh_--. h--___h..Fiber Brick
Jan. 21, 1918, Ash St. from 4th t9 3rd..--m- ___00 _hh_..---Fiber Brick
Jan. 21, 1918, Elm St. from 4th to 3rdhh_h-_h--h_--_hFiber Brick
Jan. 21, 1918, Phillips from South to Morrisoll---h_- _-----Fiber Brick
March 4th, 1918, Ash St. from 3rd t9 Fr9nt St'hh_hh_h_h..--Fiber Brick
June 3rd, 1918, Penn Ave. from Iron to Ash""---hh--hm---------_Fiber Brick
Foundation
4 in. Concrete
4 in. Concrete
4 in. Concrete
5 in. C9ncrete
4 in. Concrete
4 in. Concrete
4 in. Concrete
4 in. Concrete
5 in. Concrete
5 in. Concrete
4 in. Concrete
4 in. Concrete
4 in. Concrete
Pro Per
Sq. Yd.
2.02
2.02
2.02
2.30
2.08
2.02
2.02
2.02
2.30
2.30
2.02
2.02
2.32
Curb. &
Gut'g
.96
.96
.96
.96
.96
.96
.85
.96
.96
.96
.96
.85
.85
Exca-
vation
.48
.48
.48
.48
.48
.48
.48
.48
.48
.48
.48
.48
.58
OFFICERS OF THE CITY
TRUSTEES, 1867
H. L. J9nes, Chairman David Beebe, T9wn Clerk
J. K. Osborne, Ge9rge B. Lyon, C. W. Tressin, J. K. Lull.
TRUSTEES, 1868
W. B. Flanders, Chairman Valentine Bittman, Town Clerk
H. F. Wo9lley, A. M. Campbell, Robt. H. Dihle, Theob9ld Werry.
TRUSTEES, 1869
J. W. Russell, Chairman Valentine Bittman, Town Clerk
The9bold Werry, W. B. Flanders, P. F. Lull, D. M. Hamlin.
TRUSTEES, 1870
D. W. Henderson, Chairman, Valentine Bittman, Town Clerk
C. R. Underw90d, James Murphy, James W. Russell, William Heubner.
ORGANIZED AS A CITY OF THIRD CLASS NOV. 21, 1870
1870
C. H. Martin, Mayor
Fred H. Wildman, City Clerk
COUNCILMEN
W. B. Flanders, H. C. Davis, H. F. W90lley, A. C. Sloan,
J. D. M. C9nrad
1871
C. R. Underwood, Mayor
Fred H. Wildman, City Clerk John Foster, P91ice Judge
COUNCILMEN
E. B. Bishop, C. Post, R. H. Dihle, David Brown, W. B. Flanders.
1872
J as. W. Russell, Mayor
Fred H. Wildman, City Clerk N. F. Carmll, Police Judge
COUNCILMEN
Frank Goodnow, H. C. Stanley, Jas. Murphy, Ira L. Carver, B. L. Wils9n
1873
R. H. Bish9p, Mayor
E. E. B9wen, City Clerk N. F. Carmll, P9lice Judge
C9UNCILMEN
W. S. Wells, Ed. Wittmann, Ira L. Carver, Frank Goodnow,
Charles Hamlin
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E. E. B9wen, City Clerk
1874
W. S. Wells, Mayor
N. F. Carroll, Police Judge
COUNCILMEN
L. J. Grant, P. Q. Bond, Ed. Wittmann, M. W. Keith, Charles Hamlin
1875
R. H. Bishop, MaY9r
Fred H. Wildman, City Clerk N. F. Carroll, Police Judge
C9UNCILMEN
Chas. S. Radcliff, A. W. Wickham, T. J. Going, Ge9rge Krueger,
William Berg
E. E. B9wen, City Clerk
1876
C. S. Radcliff, Mayor
N. F. Carroll, Police Judge
COUNCILMEN
William Berg, T. J. Going, A. W. Wickham, C. W. Banks,
R. T. Watson
E. E. Bowen, City Clerk
1877
C. S. Radcliff, Mayor
N. F. Carroll, Police Judge
COUNCILMEN
T. J. Going, R. T. Watson, William Berg, A. W. Wickham,
C. W. Banks
E. E. B9wen, City Clerk
1878
C. S. Radcliff, Mayor
S. M. Palmer, P9lice Judge
COUNCILMEN
A. W. Wickham, C. Eberhardt, C. E. Faulkner, T. F. Garver
M. M. Briggs
ORGANIZED AS A CITY OF SECOND CLASS, OCT. 11, 1878
A. W. Wickham, Mayor
John Foster, City Attorney N. F. Carroll, Police Judge
E. E. Bowen, City Clerk L. M. Tuttle, Marshal
Charles Sanden, Treasurer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Wm. Berg, D. A. Stevens
Second Ward-A. L. Dodge, E. W. Ober
Third Ward-So Seaman, L. 0- Wight, J. S. Voorhees
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1879
Wm. Berg, MaY9r
E. E. B9wen, City Clerk Aug. Bondi, Police Judge
J 9hn Foster, City Attorney L. M. Tuttle, Marsha!
Chas. Sanden, Treasurer J. E. Harrison, Street Com.
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-D. A. Stevens, Wm- R. Geis
Second \Vard-E. W. Ober, C. A. Kingman
Third Ward-W. S. Wells, D. J. Addison
Fourth \Vard-John Daum, Chas. Holmquist
1880
Wm. Berg, Mayor
E. E. B9wen, City Clerk Aug. Bondi, Police Judge
J9hn Foster, City Attorney L. M. Tuttle, Marshal
Chas. Sanden, Trea~urer J. E. Harrison, Street Com.
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, D. D. Stewart
Second Ward-E. W. Ober, F. L. Wight
Third Ward-D. J. Addison, A. B. Dickins9n
Fourth Ward-John Daum, H. Harms
1881
D. J. Addison, Mayor
E. E. Bowen, City Clerk Aug. Bondi, Police Judge
C. W. Banks, City Attorney L. M. Tuttle, Marshal
W. D. Radcliff, Treasurer W. M. Clarkson, Street Com.
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Tayl9r Miller, G. A. W. Bone
Second Ward-F. L. Wight, C. T. Hilton
Third Ward-A. L. D9dge, A. B. Dickinson
Fourth Ward-H. Harms, A. F. Shute
1882
D. J. Addison, Mayor
E. E. Bowen, City Clerk
C. W. Banks, City Attorney
W. D. Radcliff, Treasurer
Aug- Bondi, P91ice Judge
L. M. Tuttle, Marshal
W. M. Clarks9n, StrEèt C9m.
L. O. Wight, City Engineer
C9UNCILMEN
First Ward-G. A. W. Bone, Taylor Miller
Second Ward-Co T. Hilt9n, F. G90dn9w
Third Ward-A. B. Dickinson, A. L. Dodge
Fourth Ward-A. F. Shute, H. Harms
1883
E. W. Ober, Mayor
E. E. Bowen, City Clerk Aug. B9ndi, P91ice Judge
C. A. Hiller, City Attorney L. M. Tuttle, Marshal
W. D. Radcliff, Treasurer C. T. Hamilton, St: eet Com.
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, G. A. W. Bone
Second Ward-F. G09dnow, J. H. Wolsieffer
Third Ward-A. L. Dodge, L. O. Wight
Fourth Ward-H. Harms, Willis Bristol
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1884
E. W. Ober, MaY9r
E. E. Bowen, City Clerk Aug. B9ndi, Police Judge
C. A. Hiller, City Attorney L. M. Tuttle, Marshal
W. D. Radcliff, Treasurer W. H. Shaffer, Street C9m.
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-G. A. W. Bone, Taylor Mil:er
Second Ward-J. H. Wolsieffer, Wm. Hogben
Third Ward-L. O. Wight, A. B. Dickinson
F9urth Ward-Willis Bristol, W. F. Gilbert
1885
Willis Bristol, MaYN
E. E. Bowen, City Clerk C. S. Conrad, P9lice Judge
J. O. Wilson, City Attt9rney Albert S9uthwick, Marshal
W D. Radcliff, Treasurer Sam Jones, Street C9m.
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, W. J. Hagler
Second Ward-W. M. Clarkson, Fred H. Quincy
Third Ward-D. Whitehead, J. D. M- Conrad
Fourth Ward-W. F. Gilbert, J. E. Gebhart
1886
C. S. Conrad, P9lice Judge
Albert Southwick, Marshal
Sam Jones, Street Com.
H- G. Johnston, City Engineer
Willis Brist91, Mayor
E. E. Bowen, City Clerk
J. O. Wilson, City Att9rney
T. H. Davis, Treasurer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, W. J. Hagler
Second Ward-a. D. Jackson, F. H. Quincy
Third Ward-To D. Fitzpatrick, J. D. M. Conrad
Fourth Ward-W. F. Gilbert, J. E. Gebhart
1887
C. S. Conrad, P9lice Judge
J as. Chace, Marshal
Sam Jones, Street Commissioner
H. G. Johnston, City Engineer
c. W. Banks, Mayor
H. B. Wallace, City Clerk f
H. S. Cunningham, City Attorney
T. H. Davis, Treasurer
C9UNCILMEN
First Ward-Co R. Underw09d, M. C. Page
Sec9nd Ward-Geo. F. Supple, J. Weaver
Third Ward-E. Walt9n, T. D. Fitzpatrick
Fourth Ward-R. P. Cravens, J. Daum
1888
C. S. Conrad, Police Judge
J ames Chace, Marshal
Sam Jones, Street Commissi9ner
H. G. Johnston, City Engineer
c. W. Banks, Mayor
C. S. Martin, City Clerk
H. S. Cunningham, City Attorney
T. H. Davis, Treasurer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Co R. Underw90d, M. C. Page
Second Ward-Ge9. F. Supple, J. Weaver
Third Ward-To D. Fitzpatrick, E. Walt9n
F9urth Ward-R. P. Cravens, John Daum
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C. R. Underwood, Mayor
John L. Bishop, City Clerk
W. T. Frazier, City Att9rney
T. H. Davis, Treasurer
1889
C. S. Conrad, Police Judge
R. ]. Williams, Marshal
John Daum, Street C9m.
H. G. Johnston, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-a. D. Jackson, O. T. Green
Second Ward-Willis Bristol, A. J. Stice
Third Ward-So S G9dfrey, C. B. Kirtland
Fourth Ward-R. P. Cravens, D. Whitehead
C. R. Underwo9d, Mayor
John L. Bish9p, City Clerk
W. T. Frazier, City Attorney
T. H. Davis, Treasurer
1890
W. F. Musser, P9lice Judge
J. D. M. C9nrad, Marshal
J 9hn Daum, Street Com.
H. G. J 9hnston, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-a. T. Green, John Neff
Second Ward-A. ]. Stice, Willis Brist91
Third Ward-So S. Godfrey, C. B. Kirtland
F9urth Ward-D. Whitehead, R. P. Cravens
Smith Ge9rge, Mayor
John L. Bish9p, City Clerk
T. F. Garver, City Attorney
Alex Berg, City Treasurer
1891
W. F. Musser, P9lice Judge
J. G. Schwartz, Marshal
Geo. Sherman, Street C9m.
F. L. Weaver, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-John Neff, Wm. Truman
Second Ward-Willis Bristol, Ge9. Benfield
Third Ward-So S. Godfrey, David Lewis
Fourth Ward- R.' P. Cravens, B. L. Wilson
Smith Ge9rge, Mayor
I. H. Gray, City Clerk
Z. C. Millikin, City Attorney
Alex Berg, City Treasurer
1892
W. F. Musser, Police Judge
R. ]. Williams, Marshal
Ge9. Sherman, Street Com.
F. L. Weaver, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Wm. Truman, Taylor Miller
Second Ward-Geo. Benfield, W. O. Lyter
Third Ward-Co D. Crawford, Jas- Dedman
Fourth Ward-B. L. Wilson, R. P. Cravens
R. P. Cravens, Mayor
I. H. Gray, City Clerk
J. B. Hutchinson, City Attorney
Alex Berg, City Treasurer
1893
W. F. Musser, P91ice Judge
Geo. Meyer, Marshal
C. Post, Street Commissioner
F. L. Weaver, City Engineer
CO1.-NCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, C. R. Underwood
Second vVard-W. O. Lyter, Geo. Benfield
Third Ward-Jas. Hayward, C. D. Crawford
Fourth Ward-Co G. Wilmarth, Aug. Krause
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R. P- Cravens, Mayor
1. H. G;-ay, City Clerk
J. B. Hutchinson, City Attorney
Alex Berg, City Treasurer
1894
W. F. Musser, Police Judge
Geo. Meyer, Marshal
C. Post, Street C9m.
F. L. W eav~r, City Engineer
C9UNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, C. R. Underw99d
Second Ward-W. O. Lyter, G. W. Benfield
Third Ward-M. M. Briggs, C. D. Crawford
Fourth Ward-Aug Krause, Duncan Campbell
J as. T. Hayward, Mayor
1. S. Bower, City Clerk
Dave Ritchie, City Attorney
C. Eberhardt, Treasurer
1895
Ge9. J. Duncan, Police Judge
E. A. Benjamin, Marshal
H. S. Benjamin, Street Com.
F. L. Weaver, City Engineer
C9UNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, Henry Blatherwick
Second Ward-W. O. Lyter, W. J. Ward
Third Ward-Co D. Crawf9rd, W. C. Tuthill
Fourth Ward-Duncan Campbell, C. R. Heusted
1896
Ge9. J. Duncan, P9lice Judge
E. A. Benjamin, Marshal
H. S. Benjamin, Street Com.
F. L. Weaver, City Engineer
Jas. T. Hayward, MaY9r
1. S. Bower, City Clerk
David Ritchie, City Attorney
C. Eberhardt, Treasurer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Henry Blatherwick, Taylor Miller
Second Ward-W. J. Ward, W. J. Hagler
Third Ward-W. C. Tuthill, C. D. Crawford
Fourth Ward-Co R. Heusted, Aug. Krause
C. R. Underw90d, MaY9r
A. W. G9dfrey, City Clerk
J. O. Wilson, City Attorney
C Ebe1'hardt, Treasurer
1897
H. C. Tobey, Police Judg~
J. A. Gilbert, Marshal
H. S. Benjamin, Street C9m.
O. P. Hamilton, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, J. C. Lill
Second Ward-W. J. Hagler, M. E. Quincy
Third Ward-Co D. Crawford, E. L. Wilder
Fourth Ward-Aug. W. Krause, B. F. Brown
C. R. Underwood, Mayor
A. W. Godfrey, City L,erk
J. O. Wilson, City Attorney
C. Eberhardt, Treasurer
1898
H. C. Tobey, Police Judge
J. A. Gilbert, Marshal
H. S. Benjamin, Street Com.
O. P. Hamilton, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-John Lill, Taylor Miller
Second Ward-M. E. Quincy, W. H. McDowell
Third Ward-E. L. Wilder, J. E. Powers
Fourth Ward-B. F. Brown, W. R. Kaffer
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. T. W. Roach, Mayor
A. W. Godfrey, City Clerk
I. O. Wilson, City Att9rney
C. Eberhardt, Treasurer
1899
T. B. Chapman, P9lice Judge
]. A. Gilbert, Marshal
W. J. Hagler, Street C9m.
O. P. Hamilt9n, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First W ard- Tayl9r Miller, J C. Lill
Second Ward-W. H. McDowell, M. E. Quincy
Third Ward-I. E. P9wers, A- W. Purinton
F9urth Ward-B. F. Brown, W. R. Kaffer
T. W. Roach, Mayor
A. W. G9dfrey, City Clerk
H. C. Tobey, City Attorney
C. Eberhardt, Treasurer
1900
D. R. Wagstaff, P9lice Judge
R. J. Williams, Marshal
H. S. Benjamin, Street Com.
O. P. Hamilton, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, J. C. Lill
Second Ward-W. H. McD9well, M. E. Quincy
Third Ward-F. J. Strite, L. V. Cassady
Fourth Ward-B. F. Brown, A. W. Stevenson
Th9mas Anderwn, Mayor
A. W. Godfrey, City Clerk
H. C. Tobey, City Atttorney
C. Eberhardt, Treasurer
1901
D. R. Wagstaff, Police Judge
Wm. Thompson, Marshal
M. E. Quincy, Street Com.
O. P. Hamilton, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-J. C. Lill, Taylor Miller
Sec9nd Ward-W. H. Myers, W. H. McD9well
Third Ward-W. W. Perry, F. J. Strite
Fourth Ward-Co T. Hilton, A. W. Stevenson
Thomas Anders9n, Mayor
A. W. G9dfrey, City Clerk
H. C. T9bey, City Attorney
C. Eberhardt, Treasurer
1902
D. R. Wagstaff, Police Judge
W m. Thompson, Marshal
H. D. Parsons, Street C9m.
O. P. Hamilton, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-J. C. Lill, Tayl9r Miller
Sewnd Ward-W. H. Myers, W. H. McDowell
Third Ward-W. W. Perry, F. J. Strite
Fourth Ward-Co T. Hilton, A. W. Stevenson
Th9mas Anderson, Mayor
A. W. Godfrey, City Clerk
H. C. T9bey, City Attorney
T. H. Davis, Treasurer
1903
D. R. Wagstaff, Police Judge
Wm. Th9mps9n, Marshal
H. D. Parsons, Street Com.
O. P- Hamilton, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Tayl9r Miller, J. C. Ull
Second Ward-W: H. Myers, W. H. McDowell
Third Ward-F. J. Strite, B. A. Litowich
Fourth Ward-A. W. Stevenson, C. T. Hilt9n
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Thomas Anders9n, MaY9r
A. W. G9dfrey, City Clerk
H. C. Tobey, City Attorney
T. H. Davis, Treasurer
1904 .
D. R. Wagstaff, Police Judge
W m. Thompson, Marshal
H. D. Parsons, Street Com.
O. P. Hamilton, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Tayl9r Miller, J. C. Lill
Sec9nd Ward-W. H. Myers, W. H. Ringle
Third Ward-B. A. Litowich, L. J. Supple
Fourth Ward-A. W. Stevenson, F. O. Ostenberg
1905
F. D. Blundon, Police Judge
Dave Beard, Marshal
H. S. Benjamin, Sreet Com.
P. G. Wakenhut, City Engineer
D. H. Shields, Mayor
A. W. G9dfrey, City Clerk
R. A. L9vitt, City Attorney
T. H. Davis, Treasurer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, S. Metzger
Sec9nd Ward-W. H. Myers, W. H. Ringle
Third Ward-L. J. Supple, C. H. Harne
Fourth Ward-A. W. Stevenson, J. F. Ekey
1906
F. D Blundon, Police Judge
C. G. Brady, Marshal
H. S. Benjamin, Street C9m.
P. G. Wakenhut, City Engineer
D. H. Shields, Mayor
A. W. Godfrey, City Clerk
R. A. Lovitt, City Attorney
T. H. Davis, Treasurer
C9UNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, S. Metzger
Second Ward-W. H. Myers, W. H. Ringle
Third Ward-Co H. Harne, H. A. N9rthrop
F9urth Ward-A. W. Stevenson, J. F. Ekey
D. W. Hills, May9r
A. W. G9dfrey, City Clerk
H. C. Tobey, City Attorney
T. H. Davis, Treasurer
1907
F. D. Blundon, Police Judge
Geo. W. Thoms, Marshal
C. Post, Street Com.
P. G. Wakenhut, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, S. Metzger
Sec9nd Ward-W. H. Ringle, T. P. Quinn
Third Ward-c. H. Harne, L. A. Will
Fourth Ward-A. W. Stevens9n, T. B. Vallette
D. W. Hills, MaY9r
A. W. Godfrey, City Clerk
H. C. Tobey, City Attorney
Geo. Hull, Treasurer
1908
F. D. Blundon, P9lice Judge
Geo. Thoms, Marshal
C. Post, Street Com.
P. G. Wakenhut, City Engineer
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-So Metzger, H. Blatherwick
Second Ward-To P. Quinn, Frank Wyatt
Third Ward-c. H. Harne, L. A. Will
Fourth Ward-To B. Vallette, W. A. Skiles
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1909
C. B. Kirtland, MaY9r
A. W. Godfrey, City Clerk Ge9. W. Th9ms, Marshal
H. C. Tobey, City Attorney Ed. Buchanan, Street Com.
G. M. Hull, Treasurer P. G. Wakenhut, City Engineer
D. R. Wagstaff, Police Judge Fred Brodbeck, Fire Chief
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-H. Blatherwick, Ben Gehlenberg
Sewnd Ward-Frank Wyatt, C. F. Dodds
Third Ward-Co H. Harne, L. A. Will
Fourth Ward-T- B. Vallette, W. A. Skiles
Fifth Ward-Co D. Lang, W. G. Studebaker
1910
C. B. Kirtland, MaY9r
A. W. G9dfrey, City Clerk G. W. Thoms, Marshal
H. C. Tobey, City Attorney Ed. Buchanan, Street Com.
Geo. Hull, Treasurer P. G. Wakenhut, City Engineer
D. R. Wagstaff, Police Judge Fred Brodbeck, Fire Chief
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-H. Blatherwick, Ben Gehlenberg
Sewnd Ward-c. F. Dodds, C. J. Peck
Third Ward-Co H. Harne, M. W. Cave
Fourth Ward-To B. Vallette, H. C. Elli9t
Fifth Ward-Co D. Lang, W. G. Studebaker
1911
C. B. Kirtland, Mayor
Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk Geo. Thoms, Marshal
H. C. T9bey, City Attorney R. S. Law, Street Com.
H. H. Eberhardt, Treasurer P. G. Wakenhut, City Engin<:er
D. R. Wagstaff, Police Judge Fred Brodbeck, Fire Chief
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-H. Blatherwick, F. F. Challis
Second Ward-Co F. Dodds, C. J. Peck
Third Ward-M. W. Cave, W. H. Padgett
Fourth Ward-H. C. Elliott, Chas. E. Hanly
Fifth Ward-W. G. Studebaker, Heiko Bunger
1912
C. B. Kirtland, Mayor
Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk Geo. Meyer, Marshaí
H. C. Tobey City Att9rney R. S. Law, Street Com.
H. H. Eberhardt, Treasurer P. G. Wakenhut, City Engineer
D. R. Wagstaff, Police Judge Fred Brodbeck, Fire Chief
COCNCILMEN
First 'Nard-Taylor Miller, vVm. Hansen
Second Ward-Co F. Dodds, C. J. Peck
Third Ward-vV. H- Padgett, S. E. Brick
Fourth Ward-Chas. E. Hanly, M. A. Stevenson
Fifth Ward-W. G. Studebaker, G. F- vValston
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1913
V. E. Niquette, Mayor
Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk J. H. Tullis, Marshal
H. C. T9bey, City Attorney R. A. Mayo, Street Com.
H. H. Eberhardt, Treasurer P. G. Wakenhut, City Engineer
M. F. Richards9n, Police Judge O. L. Norris, Fire Chief
C9UNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, Wm. Hansen
Second Ward-Co F. Dodds, C. J. Peck
Third Ward-So E. Brick, Aug. Swedenburg
Fourth Ward-Chas. E. Hanly, M. A. StevenS9n
Fifth Ward-W. O. Bens9n, W. G. Studebaker
1914
V. E. Niquette, MaY9r
Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk C. H. Burke, Marshal
H. C. Tobey, City Att9rney Aug. Olsson, Street Com.
H. H. Eberhardt, Treasurer P. G. Wakenhut, City Engineer
M. F. Richardson, Police Judge Selta Britt, Fire Chief
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, L. C. Underwo9d
Sewnd Ward-Co F. Dodds, J. W. Carney
Third Ward-Aug. Swedenburg, John Mishler
F9Urth Ward-Chas. E. Hanly, J. Hagler
Fifth Ward-W. O. Bens9n, Edd Mathews
1915
J. E. Putnam, Mayor
Chas. E. Banker, City Llerk Howard Burke, Marshal
W. B. Crowther, City Att9rney Aug. Olsson, Street Com.
H. H. Eberhardt, Treasurer P. G Wakenhut, City Engineer
D. R. Wagstaff, Police Judge Robt. N. Camp, Fire Chief
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-Taylor Miller, L. C. Underwood
Second Ward-J. W. Carney, A. L. Wolff
Third Ward-Aug- Swedenburg, John Mishler
Fourth Ward-J. Hagler, J. V. Ostberg
Fifth Ward-Edd Mathews, T. E. Bateman
1916
J. E. Putnam, Mayor
Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk C. H. Burke, City Marshal
W. B. Crowther. City Attorney Aug. Olsson, Street Com.
H- H. Eberhardt, City Treasurer P. G- vVakenhut. City Engineer
D. R. Wagstaff, Police Judge R. t\. Camp, Fire Chief
COUNCILMEN
First vV ard- Taylor Miller, L. C. Underwood
Second vVard-A. L. Wolff, 0- C. Henry
Third vVard-August Swedenburg, John :\Tishler
Fourth vVard-J- V. Ostberg, P. A. Brown
Fifth Ward-Edd Mathews, T. E. Bateman
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1917
Edd Mathews, Mayor
Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk Wm. E. Th9mps9n, City Marshal
G. A. Spencer, City Attorney Aug. Olss9n, Street C9m.
H. H. Eberhardt, City Treas. P. G. Wakenhut, City Engineer
C. B. Fort, P91ice Judge Ben Wolbert, Fire Chief
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-L. C. Underw09d, J. W. Grimes
Sec9nd Ward-O. C. Henry, Mari9n Smith
Third Ward-John Mishler, Fred A. Reed
Fourth Ward-Po A. Brown, I. S. Waite
Fifth Ward-W. H. Todd, F. C. Peters
1918
Edd Mathews, Mayor
Chas. E. Banker, City Clerk Jerome Hanly, City Marshal
G. A. Spencer, City Attorney Ed Buchanan, Street Com.
H. H. Eberhardt, City Treas. P. G. Wakenhut, City Engineer
C. B. F9rt, Police Judge Ben Wolbert, Fire Chief
L. B. Kemper, Park Com.
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-L. C. Underwood, J. W. Grimes
Second Ward-Marion Smith, J. H. Spaeth
Third Ward-Fred A. Reed, C. A. Richolson
Fourth Ward-Po A. Brown, I. S. Waite
Fifth Ward-W. H. Todd, F. C. Peters
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