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In Re Application for Skating Rink of L. H. Phillips. In Re Motor and Hlmp. In Re Paving S. Main St. In Re Bids on Dulvert. same unopened t,o %i.e bi8ders. :,t il, is time Fx,~,s%dent Fur- lntoii c,,]lc~] Tz.ust~e Collier to the Cheil~ a~d ~b]ly second~d the motion of rm~4t~e Goode and upon, roll c~!l th~; follow- ;,yes: Tz'u~t...~a F.i. Purtt,ton, Stanley E. Goode. Noes: Tm~ataes C.I!. Chapman, E.2. Co!lief. Absent: Tru.~ t.~cs Gcc A ~',:sscnger ~,e~s sent after Tmlstee 51cPhee and ll~on his ar- rival voted"Yes" carry[n8 the l~;otlon; Pr~sident Purinton resumed the Chair. On ~r,ot!on of T~'ust~e i%ic~ee, secnnded by ~oode and cam, led, kh~ aFpllcatlon of L. 1[. Phillips for permission to conduct a Ro'ler 5ka~t~na Ri~k at 31~ East 3r~l Street was granted o~ com~it[oa tlc,at the R~nk be closed ut 10 P.i!. every Or, ~,ot[cn of Tm~sts,~ Goode, seconded b~ ~,,[cmhee and carried, the 7~ater Lup~t~tntendent and City 2nglneer were instructed to prepare plans and sFecfficatlons for Electric Motor and Fump at 'JaPer 'Jell on N. Bristol Street and the Clerk was authorized to aEvertfse for bids on same. On r,otlon off Trustee Goode, ~econded Dy Chapman and car- ried, the City ~n6[neer was instructed to prepare nlans and specifications f,:r ehe pavin6 of South I~iain Street ~rom lat Street to Edinger StreSt with an eight inch concrete pave- ment and the instsilation of ornamental lights as selected by the Board of ?rustees. This being the time and place set for opening bids for the constmuction of one tall top reinforced concrete Culvert, arid the Board of Trustees being now In sesston~ proceeded to open, examine and declare %h~ hid'of the Grifflth Com- pany as follows: Item No. 1. Th~: construction of one rail top reinforced concrete culvert together with the furnishing Of all neces- sa~ equ~pment~ labor and mater~al for the sum of Three Thousand Four Hundred Fifty and no/lO0 dollars ($34.50) complete tn place. Item No. 2. The furnishing and placi~ of 49 tons, more or less of No. ~ and 3 Rock, together with all necessary equipment and labor for the s~ of Two and 40/100 dollars ($9.40) per ton in place. Item No. 3. The furnishing and placing of 172 tons more or less asphaltic wearing surface together with all neces- sar~ ~quipment and labor for the sum of Six dollars (~6.00) per ton in place. Item No. 4. The furnishing and placing of 6 tons more or less Standard Rock and Oil I~acsdam us'rig grade 90 Road Oil togeDher with all necessary equipment and labor for the of Eight dollars (~8.00) per ton in place. On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Chapman and carried, the bid of the Grifflth Company was rejected and the Clerk was instructed to return bidders bend to the bidder; also to re-advertise for bids for Culver~ on S. Flower Street and repair work on S. Flower Street and S. Main and Ed!nger.