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242 <br />STREET & TRAFFIC: <br />Elgin Sweeper Co. <br />63.39 <br />Elgin Sweeper Co. <br />$46.02 <br />Elgin Sweeper Co. <br />94.98 <br />Elkhart Paint'!VT g. Co. <br />42.06 <br />Elkhart Paint Mfg. Co., <br />70.17 <br />The Gibson Co. <br />20.53 <br />� r• <br />The Gibson Co. <br />2 45 .28 <br />a <br />V Graves Auto Glass <br />37 59 <br />V. Graves Auto Glass <br />50.34' <br />V. Graves Auto Glass <br />49. 1 <br />V. Graves Auto Glass <br />42.99 <br />Indiana Bell Telephone Co. <br />52.69 <br />Indiana Bell Telephone Co. <br />10.14 <br />Indiana Lbr. & Ylfg. Co. <br />28,42 <br />Indiana & 1%xichigan Electric <br />Co. 48.00 <br />Industrial Towel & Uniform <br />Serv. 22.00 <br />• <br />Korte Bros., Inc. <br />119.99 <br />Korte Bros., Inc. <br />8.65 <br />Korte Bros., Inc. <br />�.54 <br />Korte Bros., Inc. <br />53.02 <br />Korte Bros., Inc. <br />.37 <br />Kuert Concrete, Inc. <br />325•55 <br />R. C. Larkin Co. <br />31.87 <br />McComb Battery Co., Inc. <br />40.13 <br />Ben Pnedow, Inc. <br />.24 <br />Bend LTedow, Inc. <br />12.83 '1 <br />Ben Yledow, Inc. <br />18.59 <br />Bend Medow, Inc. <br />23.64 <br />Meyer's Hardware <br />1.47 <br />TAichigan-Calvert Hardware <br />6.97 <br />Y11chigan-Calvert Hardware <br />13.03 <br />Motor Service & Parts, Inc. <br />108.56 <br />The O'Brien Corporation <br />33.61 <br />Reid -Holcomb Co., Inc. <br />403.62 <br />Reith-Riley Construction Co. <br />10." <br />The Ridge Co. <br />59.10 <br />The Ridge Co. <br />3.22 <br />The Ridge Co. <br />49.50 <br />The Ridge Co. <br />36.88 <br />The Ridge Co. <br />8.04 <br />• <br />St. Josephs Hospital <br />12.00 <br />St. Josephs Hospital <br />3.00 <br />St. Josephs Hospital <br />3.00 <br />The S. S. Saunders Co. <br />283.86 <br />S. S. Saunders Co., <br />237.86 <br />The S. S. Saunders Co. <br />226.U. <br />S. S. Saunders Co. <br />271.84 <br />The S. S. Saunders Co. <br />237.M <br />S. S. Saunders Co. <br />226.43 <br />Sinclair Refining Co. <br />11.88 <br />I <br />Sinclair Refining Co. <br />154.84 <br />Singer General Tire Co. <br />31.00 <br />Singer General Tire, Inc. <br />113.85 <br />Singer General Tire Co. <br />212.66 <br />South Bend Clinic <br />10.00 <br />South Bend Supply Co. <br />198.21 <br />South Bend Supply Co. <br />6.87 <br />Standard Automotive Supply <br />Co. 62.70 <br />Standard Oil Co. <br />495.53 <br />W. J. Stogdill, Y.D. <br />9.00 <br />Teeter Sales & Service, Inc. <br />W. A. R. Equipment Co. <br />50.38 <br />6.10 <br />Tri-Valley Council <br />?dire & Disc Wheel Sales & Service <br />26.27 <br />2 .38 i <br />• <br />Wire & Disc Wheel Sales & Service <br />5.85 <br />Zimmerman Brush Works, Inc. <br />9�.b5 <br />SEWAGE WORKS CONSTRUCTION: <br />Falcon Marine Co. <br />„�18,615.12 <br />H.W* Hunter Co. <br />„�170096.32 <br />Independent Concrete Co. <br />59,380.60 <br />A group of taxi -cab owners and operators including <br />Mr. Otto Moorhouse, <br />President <br />of the Cab Drivers Union and also <br />Mr. Ernest Zick <br />appeared before the Board <br />relative to <br />the hearing, set for this date, regarding <br />cabstand for Ernest Zick. Mr. Hurwich first <br />reviewed the previous proceedings <br />of the Board <br />regarding cabstand for 1r. Zick, <br />and <br />explained that there had been an <br />error in granting Mr. Zick a cabstand and <br />the Board <br />had rescinded its action and Mr. <br />Zick was notified <br />accordingly. <br />• <br />Mr. Zick was called upon first <br />and he expressed a desire to get along <br />with all the <br />other drivers and asked that he be <br />granted a cabstand to be shared with Tarr. <br />Detzler, <br />owner of one cab also. He informed the Board, <br />that while he lived one mile <br />from the <br />City limits, he had telephone service <br />and also <br />a two-way radio communication <br />in his <br />car so he is able to receive the <br />calls. <br />. <br />Tarr. Bert Liss, owner of Indiana Cab Co,�!pany, then was called upon and he stated ' <br />that he doesntt feel that anyone operating only one or two cabs is entitled to a cab- <br />stand. He further related that while T`r. Zick was in his employ, his conduct had <br />been very unsatisfactory and cited numerous incidents of overcharging passengers and <br />creating disturbances with other drivers and that he had been compelled to discharge • <br />him. 1r. Lou Ziker, who owned e South Bend Cab Company in 1947"and 1948, stated <br />that his experience with !Jr. Zick,�so unsatisfactory that he too had had to discharge <br />hin. for gambling and creating disturbances. <br />Trr. Otto Tvroorhouse, President of the Cab Drivers Union, cited many instances <br />where 'k.1r. Zick had failed to comply with the Ordinance concerning cabdrivers and also <br />stated that he had had more trouble with this party than all other drivers combined, <br />Mr. R. E. Cramer stated that in his twenty-four years as a taxi-driver, he had <br />encountered more trouble with Trr. Zick than anyone else, and as a cabdriver his behavior <br />was very unsatisfactory as he had no idea of Fair play. , <br />p� x�. Ed Ostrowski�h�, mr ) <br />threatened <br />ski claimed he has been eatened any ti;-::1-Jr.es by r. Zick and had <br />• <br />also been engaged in a fight with him as Jir. Zick started it. <br />Ernest Zick then denied all of these misdemeanors and claimed he had never <br />struck anyone. <br />Ttr. Hurwich read the Ordinance regarding light on the meter and warned the <br />drivers that the meter should be illuminated at all times. Hurwich pointed out � <br />to the group that the Board is interested in expediting the flow of traffic and that I <br />maybe it would be better to consolidate some of the cabstands. A map prepared by <br />Traffic Engineer, E. H. Tdiller, was then referred to which showed all the cabstand <br />locations and Tarr. Hurwich stated that it is beginning to look like the cabstand <br />situation is getting out of hand. It was the decision of the Board to continue this <br />• <br />discussion and refer the matter to E. H. Miller, Traffic Engineer, to revaluate the <br />