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89 and $400.00 for said items. '!he Finance Committee feels that the work done on streets thus far, and the use of private contractors, justi fie s them in cutting off $1500.00 from the $7500.00 desired by t~~ Public Works CO~itt~e. DeLange asked what the $400.00 is intended to cover ln the wa;y of eDgln&erlIlg services, and the clerk replied that that was the annual salary requested or quoted by Er. Carley for 1953. Delange then said that that was not enough and that there will be a further robstantial amount required to cover the $8.00 per hour charge of the engineer in drawing street profiles, which is not included in the $400.00 fi gnre . HOWEVer, "he council fe It tha t tile $2200 iteJ$ for cons ',,',b Ie s . salnies and equipment could be switched partially to the Public Works Dept. Jater. Kayar Cummings ment ioned the fact thE>. 1, no provi sion had been made in the budget for the l:ayor's Planuin" And AdvisorJ Committee for prep"ring an official map, ami the clerk replied that I:.ack ant he felt that no provision fer said com- mi ttee is permi ssible until it has been e stablishe d as an officia 1 group, which at the prEsent time it is not. CUIES: By ,'c+icn of Ji:CClung seconded by Delange the following claims (except Ko. 136) were approved for pa;yment: if125 Walter 6u3mings, September salary as mayor $ 12.50 126 Herman J. Doepner - September salary as clerk 2.5.00 127 K. Rex I'.:CClung - September sahry as trustee 10.00 123 E. J. DeLe.nc;e - Septem-oer salary as trustee 10.00 129 War th G. Read - Sep ~;ember sal:;; ry as treasurer .5.00 130 'lial tel' ']1. i.;sck - SepTember salary as trustee 10.00 131 Vincent P. Courtney - September salary as attorney 25.00 132. Elsa Le. Gbst, Co. ITeas., rd. work 7/26 to 3/25 78.30 133 St. Paul Stamp Works - State Primary Election stamp 1.85 134 Schelen ...u tc EIE:c tric Co. - Ins talline; siren on constable car 16.85 135 Killer-Davis Company - Justice of 'he Peace supplie s 42.46 (136 Excepted,. because flares not yet delivered. ) 137 N.W. E~uipment & Supply Co. - 15 minute spike type fUses 2.2.68 138 Commissioner of .i..dministration - 194~ Statutes & 1~51 Laws 19.50 139 Sperry Office Furniture Co. - stationery, etc. 12. .~5 140 Herman .J. Doepner - Election clerk, Sept. 9th election 2.1.00 141 Engelbert Schutte - Election judge, It 20.00 142 Esther P. Smith- " " 19.00 143 AI. Virginia Swanson - Election clerk, " 15.00 144 Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk 0; Co.- 2. pI' handcuffs &,2 clubs 30.16 145 Standard Unit Parts Company - lamp for constable car 9.27 146 Don E. Girbble - constable gas 8/23 - 9/22 38.35 147 1Ie Ivin Hurlbert, :Building Inspr. bldg. permit fees 62-67 47.25 Constable Sulitros reported that the flares under Claim ;136 have not been delivered as yet. . CONSl'ABlES' P.l.Y: lI:Iayor Cummings, in Alack's absence, sai d the latter as Chairman of the Public Safety Committee phoned him that he could not attend this evening'S cOWlCil meeting and that the said committee now recommens that each constable be paid $7j.00 per month salary, plus $2.5.00 for gas allowance because they do not receive any statutory fees, retroactive to September 1, 1952, for a 3-month tria' period from said date. 1herffilpon McClung moved and Delange seconded a motion accordingly, to supersede the action taken at the Seutember 4th meeting, which motion was passed unanimously. In this connection'Vic Weber, member of the Public Safety Committee, inquired of the clerk if he understood correctly that the trial periOd is 3 months, as he remembered it as one month , ,