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In Re Bids on Western Avenue. and the City Council being duly convened in open proceeded to and did publicly open, examine and ~eclare all bids received as follows: Item No. 1. The grading to a subgrade and the laying thereon of a Portland Cement Concrete pavement having a total thickness of five IS) inches, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and mat~ for the sum of $ per sq. ft. Item No. 2. .The excavation for and the construction of Portland Cement Concrete Curbs, complete with the fur- nishing of all necessary equipment, labor snd material for the sum of $ per lin. ft. Item No. 3. The excavation for and the construction of Portland Cement Concrete Sidewalks having a total thi ness of three and one-half ($~) inches, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ per square foot. Item No. 4. The excavatib'n ~r and the construction of Portland Cement Concrete sidewalks having a total thick- ness of five (8) inches, complete wit~ the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ per sq. ft. Item No.-'~ trenching, furnishing and laying of (6) inch diameter vitrified clay pipe main sewer, com- plete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, ' labor and material for the sum of $ per lin. ft. Item No. 6. The trenching, furnish ng~d laying of four (4) inch diameter vitrified clay pipe house connec- tions sewers, complete with the furnishing of all neces- sary equipment, labor and material for the sum of per lin. ft. Item No. 7. The excavation for and the construction of Standard Manholes complete with the f~nishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ each. I~em No. 8. The trenching, furnishing and laying of three-quarter (~) inch diameter Byers Wrought Iron Etpe House Service water connections, together with cock fit- tings and all necessary appurtenances thereto, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the stun of $ each. Item No. 9. The trenching, furnishing and alying of three-quarter (~) inch diameter Byers Wrought Iron Gas house connecting services together wlth.all cobks, fit- tings and necessary appurtenances thereto, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of ~ each. Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4 Griffith Company .18 .40 .13~ .20 Wells & Bressler .21 .50 .1S .17 H.E. Cox & Son .20 .$0 .16 .17 Gritton & Stephenson .1845 .$0 .17 .19 Item 5 Item 6 Item V Item 8 Item 9 Total .65 .50 65.00 12.00 .35 24,908.74 1.00 .70 90.00 1~.00 '?.00 29,352.44 1.00 .90 95.00 13.50 10.00 28,512.41 .80 .60 ~0.00 18.0© 10.00 2~,088.25 On motion of Trustee Kelly, seconded by Chancy and car- tied, bids were referred to the City Manager for check- ing and report back in one week. This being the time and p~ce fixed for the opening of bids or proposals for the work ordered done and improve- ment made upon and along WeStern A?enue between First and Eighth Street, briefly described in Resolution of Intention No. 1981 and ordered done by Resolution No. 1993, and the City Council being duly convened in open session proceeded to and did publicly open, examine and declare all bids received as follows: Item No. 1. The grading to a subgrade and the placing thereon of an asphaltic concrete pavement having a total thickness of five (~) inches, complete with the furnish-~ ing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the stun of $ per square foot. Item No.2. "The excavation for and the construction of Portland Cement Concrete curbs, c Gnplete with the lng of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of.$ per linear foot.