City Council Minutes 1929

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Oouncil Chamber,  January 4, 1929 85
The    Council of the City of Hapervilie,   Illinois ,met at 7:30P.^.
Present: Mayor Thcapson and Oommrs. Hiltenbrand, Kluckhohn, Rohr and Sigmund.
Absent: Hone.
Minutes of meeting held Deoember 28,  1928,  were read and approved.
Approved bills were presented tc the aaount of $2770.29 and on motion of Commr. Rohr the bills were allowed. Teas: Mayer Thompson and Coamrs. Hiltenbrand, Kluckhohn, Rohr and Sigmund.  Hays: Hone.
The application cf J.W.Staffeldt for a beverage licenee was again presented and on motion    of Commr. Kluckhohn actien on the same was again posponed.   Teas: Mayor Thompson and Coamrs. Hiltenbrand, Kluckhohn, Rohr and Sigmund.  Naye:   Hone.
The report of the chief of police fro December, showing arrests 46,   finee $472,70 and costs $168.70, was presented and ordered filed.
On mction of Commr.  Sigmund the Coiincil  adjourned.
City Clerk.
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Council Chamber, «^anuary ll,192tf
The Council of the City of Hapervilie,   Illinois, met at 7:30 P.M.
Present: Mayor Thoapson and i^Ommre. Hiltenbrand and Kluckhohn.
Absent:  Ooamrs.  Hohr and Sigmund.
Minutes of aeeting held January 4,  1929,  were read and approved.
Appi')ved bille were presented tc the amount of $1907.38 and on action of Oommr.  Hiltenbrand the bills were allowed. Teas: Mayor Thompson and Commrs. Hiltenbrand    and Kluckhohn. Haye:  Hone.
Applications from Anton Rouska and Lillian Vanderwsrker for beverage licenses were presented and on mction of CoioBr. Hiltenbrand the same were granted.   Yeas: Mayor Thoapson and Coamrs. Hiltenbrand and Kluckhohn. Hays: Mone.
Ths following resolution was presented:
WHEREAS,  the Honorable Len Small, Governor of Illinois, in his offioial capacity, has devised a way and means to construct a new concrete bridge over the DuPage River cn State Bond Ilsue Route 18, (Washington Btreet),  ^n the City of Napervills;
AND WHEREAS,  this improveaent providee a eafe passage over said River by replawsing the old iron structurs whioh has long been regarded as unsafe and Insuffiolsnt to