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382 In Re Rase. No. 2060 Intention--Third, Birch and Fourth Sts. A resolution was introduced declaring it to be the in- tention of the City Council to order the installation and construction of an ornamental lighting system on portions of Third Street, Birch Street, and Fourth Street. The resolution was ordered filed, read, con- sidered, designated Resolution of Intention No. 2060 and passed by the following vote: Ayes, Trustees J.L. McBride, W.J. Kelly, Stanley E. Noes, Abs ant, Goode, F.L. Purtnton, Trustees None. Trustees Homer C. Chaney. In Re Rase. No. 2061 Award--Pine & Cedar Sts. This being the time and place fixed fo~ the opening of bids or proposals for the work ordered done and improve. ment made upon Pine Street between Cedar and Minnie Street and a Portion of Cedar Street, as briefly des- cribed in Resolution of Intention No. 2051, and the City Council being duly convened in open session pro- ceeded to and did publicly open, examine and declare all bids received as follows: Item No. 1. The grading to a Subgrade and the laying thereon of a five (5) inch Portland Cement Concrete Pavement, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of per square foot. Item No. 2. The excavation for and the construction of PortlandCement Concrete curbs, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and mater- ials for the sum of $ per linear foot. Item No. 5. The excavation for and the construction of Portland Cement Concrete sidewalks, having a total thickness of three and cna'half (5~) inches, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ per square foot; Item No. 4. The excavation for a~e construction of Portland Cement Concrete sidewalks, having a total thickness of five (§) inches, complete with the furnish- ing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ per square foot. Item No. 5. -T~nching, furnishing and laying of four (A) i~n~ diameter salt glazed vitrified clay pipe house connecting sewer laterals complete with the fur- nishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ per linear foot. Item No. 6. The excavation for and the construction of standard concrete sewer manhole complete with the fur- nishing of all ~ecessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of $ .... complete. Item No. 7. The trenchihg, furnishing and laying of three quarter (~) inch diameter copper pipe house ser- vice connections complete with the furnishing of all necessary corporation cocks, curb cocks, lead connec- tions and fittings complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the sum of i each. tam No. 8. The trenching, furnishing and laying of three quarter ({) inch diameter Byers wrought iron gas house connecting services together with all cocks, fit- tings and necessary appurtenances thereto, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment, labor and material for the st~m of $ each. Steele Finley Griffith Company Edward W. Dahl Total 7~OV.SO 8606.A0 On motion of Trustee Goode!~ seconded by Kelly and car- tied, the bids were referred to the City Manager and Engineer for checking and to report ba~k at this meeti~ Following the report, the City Council awarded the con- tract to the Griffith Company as the lowest responsible