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Thereafter Commissioner Whipple moved, the tavern liquor license of the Swinging Door Saloon, 111 North 1st Street, be reinstated, and. the Police Department instructed. to keep close surveillance and report to the Commission, and in the event disturbances reoccur the license will be subject to revocation; further, that Mr. Gilson's application for license for three slot machines for the fourth quarter of 1955 be approved. Motion seconded by Commissioner Sharp and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Bunker, Fountain, Sharp, Whipple and His Honor voting aye; noes, none. Commissioner Bunker moved the application of Alfred J. Quodbach for renewal of his tavern license and one "21" game for the Little Casino at 110 North 1st Street, said building having been demolished, be approved for the fourth quarter of 1955. Motion seconded by Commission Whipple and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Bunker, Fountain, Whipple and His Honor voting aye; noes, none. Commissioner Sharp disqualified himself from voting since his firm are the architects for the proposed new building at 1st and Fremont Streets. Commissioner Bunker moved the following applications for license for the retail sale of cigarettes and tobacco products be approved: AL'S MARKET Albert Schouten 404 South 2nd BAKER'S VARIETY & HARDWARE E. E. & Helen Baker 1318 North "D" CHARLESTON INN Marie R. Philips 17 W. Charleston Motion seconded by Commissioner Sharp and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Bunker, Fountain, Sharp, Whipple and His Honor voting aye; noes, none. City Manager A. H. Kennedy recommended that Art Trelease, Acting Supervisor of Building and Safety be granted permission to attend the Uniform Building Code Conference in Portland, Oregon, from October 3 to 7, 1955 with expenses of $275.00. Commissioner Sharp moved the recommendation of the City Manager be accepted and Mr. Trelease be granted permission to attend this Conference; Further, that the warrant for his expenses be issued and signature authorized. Motion seconded by Commissioner Bunker and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Bunker, Fountain, Sharp, Whipple and His Honor voting aye; noes, none. City Manager Kennedy presented a list of meritorious salary increases approved by the Board of Civil Service Trustees and recommended that they be approved effective as of October 1, 1955. Thereafter Commissioner Bunker moved the following salary increases be granted as of October 1, 1955: Nease, Wilson Cemetery 10-1-54 2-3 16 $244-258 Morgenstem, Jewell Finance 10-16-54 2-3 19 288-305 Anderson, William W. Engineering 7-1-54 1-2 23 341-360 Dowdell, Marie " 10-1-53 3-4 16 258-273 Hopkins, Volney " 8-16-54 1-2 25 381-403 Barry, Raymond Fire 10-16-54 4-5 24 426-450 Healy, Jack " 10-16-54 4-5 24 426-450 Mulford, James " 10-16-54 3-4 24 403-426 Conigliaro, Julius " 10-16-54 3-4 22 360-381 Painter, Charles " 10-16-54 3-4 22 360-381 Myers, Milton B. " 10-1-54 3-4 22 360-381 Snider, Gerald " 10-1-54 3-4 22 36O-381 Jacobs, Francis E. Golf Course 10-1-54 3-4 16 258-273 Stowers, John " " 5-1-54 2-3 16 244-258 Schwartz, Milton Maintenance 10-16-54 3-4 17 273-288 Bohlmann, Warren Police 10-16-54 2-3 23 360-381 Burgess, Robert " 10-16-54 4-5 23 403-426 Clegg, Neal " 10-16-54 4-5 23 403-426 Compton, Bennie " 10-1-54 2-3 23 360-381 Elliott, Amos " 10-1-54 2-3 23 369-381 Heaviland, Donald " 10-1-54 2-3 23 360-381 Huntzinger, Pauline " 10-16-54 3-4 18 288-305 Madison, Troy " 10-16-54 3-4 23 381-403 Miller, Harold " 10-16-54 3-4 23 381-403 Samples, Vera " 5-16-53 4-5 19 322-341 Thompson, George " 4-1-54 2-3 25 403-426 Wallace, Warren " 10-1-54 2-3 23 360-381 Wanamaker, Beverly " 8-16-54 3-4 17 273-288 Wilson, Betty " 7-1-54 4-5 17 288-305 Schultz, Earl " 11-1-54 4-5 16 273-288 Roberts, Eugenia Recreation 8-16-54 3-4 23 381-403 Abbott, William Street 10-16-54 3-4 18 288-305 Medlock, Hamilton " 9-1-54 3-4 16 258-273 Fife, Winona Building 8-16-54 3-4 16 258-273 Motion seconded by Commissioner Sharp and carried by the following vote: Commissioners Bunker, Fountain, Sharp, Whipple and His Honor voting aye; noes, none. This being the time for opening bids for the furnishing and installing of mobile radio units for city equipment, bids were received from the following firms: MOTOROLA COMMUNICATIONS & ELECTRONICS INC. FRONTIER RADIO Commissioner Sharp moved the foregoing bids be referred to the City Manager for tabulation and recommendation. 9-20-55 LIQUOR & GAMING Little Casino CIGARETTE LICENSES CONVENTION ATTENDANCE Building Supervisor SALARY INCREASES BID NO. 55.19 Radio Units