City considers cuts to police fire and street cleaning
The finance committee will discuss reducing appropriations by 465000 due to revenue losses from saloon closures and tax cuts on money and credits. Mayor Thompson cites annual losses of over 30000 in taxes and 20000 in money and credits and notes all options including abolishing offices will be reviewed. The affected departments face outlined costs for the year ending April 1 1913 and include police and fire salaries totaling about 44000. The article also notes a will gifting 500 to Mary Derrick and distributions to ten Frost children with Matt Frost as executor.
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Dick Burtner
R. M. Dewey
F. H. Burk
R. ©. Thompson
Russell de Gon
Ces
Thompson
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Hubbard Frost
Mary Derrick
Matt Frost
Nicholas Frost
John Frost
North Waterloo Notes Highlight Local Building Plans and Figures
Keith Crowther pledges immediate construction of two adjoining bungalows on Jacksons and Oneida streets, cost estimated between 41000 and 5000. Rose’s Roses expands with a bed of roses at Argyle street site. Police and local notices cover a burglary at 218 Third Street West and a notable city migration.
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Jacksons
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Crowther
R. E. Crowther
Keith
Saxon Street
Dickman
Denver
North Waterloo
Howrey-McWilliams
Argyle Street
Rose
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