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Tn Re Watt, lite o In Re A~pointment Street Con,mitres. ~n Re BXds for gasoline. In Re Permit Ro~er L-Sbipley. In Re Proposed opening S.Byemr. ore St. ~n Re Abandonment of ~l lay Widening of Louise St. In Re Peeitten- S.Mein St. On motion of Trustee Chapman, seconded by Collier and carried, warrants were ordered drawn on tbs Treasurer coverin~ demands as audited bw the Fin~ce Committee. Mr. Purinton, President of the Board, Stanley E.Ooode as Street Committee ~ m~pointed T~wstee the head of the Streets nd Engineerin~ Departments. On motion of Trustee Collier, seconded by Chapm~n and carried, the Clerk was for ~soltne, contract instructed t o advertise for bide to become effective Feb. 16th. On motion of Trustee Ooode, seconded by Collier and carted, Roger L.Sbipley wee granted permles!on to 'erect ,nd conduct filling at,rich at 5th and Shelton Btm, curbing to b~ cut under supervision o'f the City Engr. , On motion of Trustee Chapman, seconded by Goods and carried, City Attorney was ~thorized to negotiate wi th Ll~d-Brown S~ndicate and other parties concerned with reference t o opening of S.Syoamore Street from Wilsh~ · to Borchard Ave. when the ~00 is posted with the Cit~ covering half of the expense, the balance t c be by the City cut of the General Fund: These steps accedence with propeeition of Lloyd-Brown dated ~ce~ber ~th, 1~. . On me~on o~ Trustee Ch~m~, seconded b2 Coll~e~ end cerrie~, W~ er Suoerinten~ent W~a~ wes ~anted increase $~ $~0 oar month and Nra.Bush a~ Miss Wilde increases o~ $10 ~r mon~. On motion of Trustee Goods, seconded by ~a~an card, ed, City Attorney was ~etructed to take ateoa ~or the ~andonment of alley south of let St. and ~at of Minnie; expense o~ ~receeding to be ~i~ the ~outhern Counties ~e Compa~. , On m~tion of ~uetee Cellist, seconded by ChaPman amd carried, City.Engineer ese Instructed to accept for Five ~eet ~f ~round om each ei~e ~ ~oulee St. for the widening of A ~etitlon w,e ~reeented from ~roperty owners on Main Street re~ueettne that no further ete~e be t~en ~o~ tbs im~rove~nt of S.Mai~ Street f~om let St. to the City Limits. Mr. ~2, re~emt~ng tbs petitiome~e wee heard, and the question of widening the street was