100 Years Ago at the Village Board, January & February 1917
Jan. 5, 1917
Action on Sewer Bonds.
Dudley Toll Hill appointed Acting Police Justice of the Village for the year 1917.
Resignation of James Bliss, Village Assessor, accepted, effective March 1.
Bills submitted and approved for payment.
Jan. 15, 1917
Financial matters related to:
Special Street Fund
Bonds related to various funds
State, County, and Town tax on the Village Water Station & Sewer Disposal Plant
Sewer bonds
List of the names, addresses, and amounts of those with unpaid Village taxes and unpaid assessments for paving and curbing; a list of those deemed uncollectable that will be sold for back taxes.
Village Clerk authorized to purchase additional steel filing units for the Village office, not to exceed $60.
Bills submitted and approved for payment.
Feb. 2, 1917
Payments approved for 2 street funds (one includes paving for Mohawk and Schon-o-we [sic]).
A proposition for a new pumping unit to replace the current pump #2 was received from the General Electric Company. It is to be placed on file, the amount needed included in the 1917 budget, and the next board can have the work done.
The Village Attorney is to interview the State Board of Health in regard to the operation of the Sewer Disposal Plant.
Bills submitted and approved for payment.
Feb. 19, 1917
The Village Attorney and Engineer reported on their conference with Mr. Horton of the State Health Department. The Engineer is to see if it is practical to dispose of sewage without the cost of pumping, and to submit this plan to the Health Department.
Bills submitted and approved for payment.
Feb. 28, 1917
Bills submitted and approved for payment.