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In Re Rose. of Award No. 18V2 - Franklin St. 183 detail, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ per linear foot. Item No. 3. The excavation for and the construction of Standard concrete sewer manholes complete with the fur- nishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ each. Item No. 4. The~ion for and the construction of standard concrete sewer manhole with drop connections together with connecting to existing main sewers, com- plete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labo~ and material for the sum of $ each. Lana CbntractinE~Company Pernel Barnett Joseph Zelco A. L. Gabrielson Womack & Gerum Gogo & Rados Mike Skoro Thomas Haverty Co. Daniel Dakovich Harmon Company 'Totals 4163.72 4V10.60 5070.90 6612.00 4623.92 5505.74 5988.80 5135.48 478V.40 On motion of Trustee Goode, seconded by Knox and carried the bids, were referred to the City Engineer for checkin to report back at this meeting. Following the report, the City Council awarded the contract to Pernel Barnett as the lowest responsible bidder therefor at the total price of $4,163.72. Trustee Knox introduced a Resolu- tion Awarding the contract to Pernel Barnett. The reso- lution was ordered filed, read, considered, designated Resolution No. 18V1 and passed by the following vote: Ayes, Trustees J.L. McBride, W.J. Kelly, W.G. Knox, iStanley E. Goode, F.L. Purinton. Noes, Trustees None. Absent, Trustees None. This being the time snd place fixed for the opening of bids or proposals for the work ordered done and improve- ment made upon and along a portion of Franklin Street, and briefly described in Resolution of Intention No.1858 and ordered done by Resolution No. 1868, and the City Council being duly convened in open session proceeded to and did publicly open,examine and declare all bids re- ceived as follows: Item No. 1. The grading to a subgrade and the laying thereon of an asphaltic concrete pavement having a total thickness of five (5) inches,;~ith the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of ~ per square foot. I~. 2. The excavation for and the construction of Portland cement concrete curbs, complete with the fur- nishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ per linear foot. Item No. 3. The excavation for and the construction of Portland cement concrete sidewalks having a total thick- ness of three and one-half (3~) inches, complete with th furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and materia for the sum of $ per squsre foot. Item No. 4. The excavation for snd the construction of Portland Cement Concrete sidewal]~s ?mving a total thick- ness of five (5) inches, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ per square foots Item No. 5. The trenching, furnishing and laying of fo~ (4) inch diameter vitrified clsy pipe house connecting sewers complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labro and material for the sum of $ per linear foot. Item No. 6. The trenching, furnishing and laying offour ~4) inch diameter Class "B~ black dipped cast iron water main, complete with the furnishing of all necessary