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August 8, 1939.
The regular meeting of the President and the Board of
Trustees of the Village of Deerfield was called to order by
the President 0. M. Millman at 8 P. M.
Present- Trustee Cazel, Cole, Crush, Palmer, Pottenger
and Schneider. Absent- None.
The minutes of our regular meeting held July 11, 1939
were read and approved.
The following bills were read and it was moved by
Trustee Cole and seconded by Trustee Palmer that these bills
be approved for payment on receipt of proper funds.
Roll call resulted as follows. Yeas- Trustee Cazel,
Cole, Crush, Palmer, Pottenger and Schneider. Nays- None.
Motion carried.
Village Firemen------ - - - - -- $ 70.00
Antes Sign Co.------------- - - - - --
10.00
H. 0. Nutting Co.---------- - - - - --
5.00
Horder's Ino.-------------- - - - - --
3.40
Milton 0. Olson------------ - - -- --
21.45
The M. B. Cook Co.--------- - - - - --
2.78
W. J. Desmond ------------ - - - - --
18.00
American- LaFrance Foamite Corp. --
20.29
Remington- Rand,Ino.-------- - - - - --
10.18
Alfred Anderson------------ - - - ---
105.00
Jens E. Petersen----------- - - - ---
18000
Andresen Corporation---- - - - - --
418.54
Motor Fuel Tax Fund
Herschberger Implement Store - ----
4.22
M. L. Kerrihard------------------
12.35
City of.Highland Park------ - - - - --
18.51
Fred H. Miller(Central Ave) - - ----
105.00
Motor Fuel Tax Fund
National Brio Oo.---------- -- - ---
9.27
M. A. Frantz--------------- - - - - --
2.16
Badger Meter Mfg. Co.------ - - - - --
17.28
M. S. Darley & Co.---------------
3.14
The Central Foundry Co.--- - - --
88.52
Carl'Martin---------------- - - - ---
19.00
Motor Fuel Tax Fund
The Union Paint and Varnish Co.--
33.58
James B. Clow & Sons---- - -____
7.73
Public Service 00 ---------------
24"7,48
Zion Office Supply--------- - - - - --
11.97
J. R..Notz Hardware.Co.---- - --- --
8.35
Mercer Lumber Co.---------- - - - - --
9.39
. 0. A. Wolf----------------- - - - ---
-52.00
Andy Morton----------------- - -----
44,50
Theo. J. Knaak------------- - - - ---
.35
0. A. Wolf-------------- - - - - --
78.00
Motor Fuel Tax Fund
Andy Morton ------------ -- -- - ---
52.50
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American Evatype Oorporation - ----
1.24
Consumers Co --- ----------------
105.42
Motor Fuel Tax Fund
Illinois -Bell Telephone Co. - -----
8.93
John Hittle-- ------------------ --
11,00
Robert Mau----------------- - - - - --
3.00
Robert Mau----------------- - - - - --
22.50
Motor Fuel Tax Fund
Henry Geist---------------- - - - - --
3.75
William Seiler------------- - - ----
10.00'
t Leo ..8tickens,Sr.-- ------------- --
5,50
Gerald Culver--------- - --
. -- - - - - --
1.50
Max Winters----------- - - - - -- -
7.75
Conrad Uchtma� - -___
------- - - - - --
.1.50
Earl Johnston-------------- - - - - --
1,50
Al Gastfield ------------------- --
3,75
Paul Knigge---------------- - - - - --
19.50
Paul Knigge ----------- N -_ - --
10.00
Motor Fuel Tax Fund
Reliable Garage ---------------------
35.90
'William H.. Barrett------ - - - - --
59.58
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Trustee Palmer made a motion that Anthony J. Mercurio and
Kenneth J. Weir be appointed as members of the Zoning and Planning
Commission for,.-the years 1939 to 1944. Motion seconded by Trustee
Pottenger.
Roll oall: resulted as follows. Yeas- Trustee Cazel, Cole,
Crush, Palmer and Pottenger. Nays- Trustee Schneider. Motion
carried. '
A motion was made by Trustee Cole and seconded by Trustee
Crush authorizing the Water Department to lower the Watermain
under the bottom of.the West Drainage Ditch in Deerfield Road
at a cost not to exceed Two Hundred Fifty Dollars.
Motion unanimously carried. Those voting "Aye" being
Trustee Cazel; Cole, Crush, Palmer, Pottenger and Schneider.
Nays- None.
It was moved by Trustee Crush and seconded by Trustee
Schneider that the Village of Deerfield purchase a Radio for the
police-car from the Frost Radio Shop,at a price of Thirty Five
($35.00) Dollars. `
Roll call resulted as follows. Yeas - Trustee Cazel, Cole,
Crush, Palmer, Pottenger and Schneider. Nays- None. Motion
carried.
Police Magistrate Dan Hunt requested to know why he was not
called upon to judge all police cases in the Village of Deerfield.
A Majority Report of the Police Committee of the Village of
Deerfield, signed by Edwin M. Palmer and H. G. Cazel was sub-
mitted and read. The Clerk also read a letter on the request of
Trustee Palmer and the permission of the Board which was
received by Trustee Palmer from the Chicago Motor Clubg giving
a schedule of fines and-,costs for speeding in traffio• cases in
towns in Cook County outside of Chicago. Trustee Crush, Chairman
of the Police Committee explained that the police cases were
being divided as provided by law between the Police Magistrate -
and the Justice of the Peace and that each-are to receive cases
in alternate months.
A motion was made by Trustee Schneider and duly seconded by
Trustee Cole that the President and the Board of Trustees of the
Village of Deerfield•extend a vote of Obnfidence and approval to
Chairman Crush of the Police Committee for-his good work in the
-Police Department.
Roll call resulted as follows. Yeas= "Trustee•Cole, Pottenger
and Schneider. Nays Trustee Cazel and'Palmer. Trustee Crush -
Not voting. Motion carried.
Requests from the Bethlehem Day Nursery and Settlement and
also from the Chicago Children's. - Benefit League for permission
to tag in the Village of Deerfield. on-Monday, October 2, 1939
were read and it was moved by Trustee Pottenger and seconded by
Trustee Cole granting permission to the Bethlehem Day Nursery and
Settlement and the Chicago Ohildren's-Benefit League to hold a
tag day in the Village of Deerfield on Monday, October 2,-1939.
Motion unanimously carried. Those voting "Aye" being
Trustee Cazel, Cole,'Crush, Palmer, Pottenger and Schneider.
Those voting "Nay" being None:' '
A motion was made by Trustee Pottenger and seconded by
.Trustee Crush that the resolution to continue the Deerfield
State Bank as the Depository for the funds of Florence E. Page
Stryker, Village Collector,be adopted.
Upon roll call the following vote was taken. Yeas- Trustee
Cazel, Cole, Crush, Palmer, - Pottenger and Schneider. Naps- None.
Motion carried. -_
No further/business appearing; -it was moved, seconded and
carried to adjourn. '
Village Clerk. Presidentof the Board.
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