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277 .[ pavement, complete with the furnishing of all necessar~ equipment, labor and material*flor the sum of per sq. ft. Item No. 2. The excavation for and the construction of Portland cement concrete curbs, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material, per lin.ft. Item No. 3. The excavation for and the construction of Portland cement concrete sidewalk haEing a total thickness of three and one-half (3 1/2) inches complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipnent~ labor and material for the sum of per sq. ft. Item No. 4. The excavation for and the construction of Portland cement concrete sidewalks having a total _ thickness of five (5) inches, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equiPment, labor and material for the sum of per sq.ft. Item 1. Item ~ Item 3. Item Riverside Engrg.& Oonst. CO. $ 0.21 $ 0.55 Gritton a Sl~ephense~. '$ $ $ o,16 $ 0.20 $ O. lV $ o.19 Wells & Bressler $o .21 $ 0.50 $ o. 6 $ On motion of Trustee Kelly, seconded by Chaney and carried, the bids were referred to the City Engineer checking to report back this meeting. Following the report, the City Council awarded the contract to Gritton& Stephenson as the lowest responsible bidders therefor at the t~al amount of $4,524.32; The resolution was ordered filed, read, considered, designated Resolution No. 1961 and passed by the lng vote: Ayes, Noes, Trustees: W.J.Kelly, Homer Chaney, F.L.Purinton. Trustees: None Absent, Trustees: J.L.McBride, St~ ley E. Goode. .[ In RO Reso. No. 1962 Determining Unpaid Assessments Broadway from Sixth to Santa Clara. This being the time and place when and where interested persons might appear and show cause why bonds should not be issued upon the security of the unpaid assess- ments for work done and improvement made upom ~m-~a~w~a2~ ~rom the north line of Sixth Street to the south line of Santa Clara Avenue and Fifteenth Street, in accord- ance with Resolution of Intention No. 1833, and ths City Council being now in session, proceeded to hear all protests presented. No person appearing to protest or show any cause why bonds should not be issued, a resolution was introduced determining the unpaid assessments for work and improvement made upon said street, the aggregate thereof, directing bonds to be issued for the security of the unpaid assessments, prescribing the denomlnat of said bonds and providing for the issuance of same in annual series. The resolution was ordered filed, read, considered and designated Resolution No. 1962 and passed by the following vote: