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March 14, 1955 �.
<br />A regular meeting of the Board of Public Works was held Monday, March 14, 1955, at,
<br />10:00 A. M. Mr. I. A. Hurwich was absent. Minutes of the previous meetin were read
<br />and approved. Claims of the following suppliers, in the total amount of 12l,158-13,
<br />Were approved and ordered paid. -
<br />.City Water Works $28.50 Direct Mail Letter Service $50.00
<br />Gafill Oil Co. 43.25 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 10.21
<br />Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 9.60 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 32.58
<br />Indiana & Michigan Electric 499.21 Halsey LeRoy 26.88
<br />McGraw Hill Book Co. 7.79 Royal Typewriter Co. 28.15
<br />l+ South Bend Glass Works 20.40 Dale E. Shelly 78.96
<br />Walter Stickley 32.16 Granville P. Ziegler 75.00
<br />SEWER DEPARTMENT:
<br />Champion Corporation, .126.87 Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. 16.84
<br />11 G. E. Meyers & Son 132.46 E. R. Newland Co. 31.52
<br />! Schuyler Rose, Inc. 81.50 Singer General Tire, Inc. 273.58
<br />PARKING METER
<br />j Casimer A. Szynski 15.12
<br />SANITATION:
<br />• William Happ & Sons 425.65 National Mill Supply, Inc. 14.38
<br />Phillips Petroleum Co. 33.66 Singer General Tire, Inc. 24.70
<br />South Bend Truck & Equipment 460.00
<br />SEWAGE WORKS CONSTRUCTION:
<br />City Water Works 9.27 City Water Works 1135.72
<br />j Wastes Engineering 3.00 White Radiator & Body.Shop 2.00
<br />STREET & TRAFFIC:
<br />j American Auto Parts, Inc. , 70.95 American Auto Parts Inc. 1.20
<br />American Auto Parts, Inc. 7.20 American Steel Dredge Co. 78.25
<br />Bearings -Service Co. 8.51 Bearings Service Co. 3.52
<br />Bearings Service Co. 16.98 Belleville Lbr. & Supply Co. 9.62
<br />Brulin & Co. 33.16 Burget Company 5.00
<br />Bursley & Co. 9.05 Car Parts, Inc. 2.50
<br />Car Parts, Inc. 7.76 Car Parts, Inc. 32.93
<br />Car Parts, Inc. 4.14 Detex Watchclock Corporation 23.14
<br />Doyle Chemical Products 126.62 Edwards Iron Works 18.52
<br />Edwards Iron Works 142.85 Gafill Oil Co. 1792.61.E
<br />L. 0. Gates Chevrolet Corp. 4.15 General Equipment & Machine Co. 2.58
<br />The Gibson Co. 16.52 Maude H. Haberle 2.25
<br />Hamilton Body Shop 30.00 William Happ & Sons 2495.65
<br />William Happ & Sons, Inc. 95.08 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 44.49
<br />Hibberd Printing Co. 2.50 Indiana Lbr. & Mfg. Co. 21.25
<br />Indiana & Michigan Electric 4.80 Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. 164.80
<br />Indiana State Industries 244.00 Industrial Towel & Uniform Service 15.4.0
<br />International Salt Co. 276.00 Korte Bros., .Inc. 38.64
<br />Korte Bros., Inc. 25.91 Kuert Concrete Co. 103.08
<br />J. C. Lauber Co. 4.50 Materials Handling Equipment Co. 6.90
<br />Ben Medow, Inc. 17.56 Ben Medow, Inc. 17.20
<br />Municipal Supply Co. 7505.30 Municipal Supply Co. 1225.00
<br />National Mill Supply Co. 6.95 Office Engineers, Inc. 28.22
<br />Reid -Holcomb Co. 45.00 Romy-Hammes Co. .39.32
<br />Schuyler Rose, Inc* 10.00 Schuyler Rose, Inc. 153.00
<br />Schuyler Rose, Inc. 105.38 Sample Street Wrecking Co. 59.82
<br />Scherman-Schaus-Freeman Co. 113.79 Singer General Tire, Inc. 307.95
<br />Singer General Tire, Inc. 31.25 Singer General Tire, Inc. 539.65
<br />South Bend Supply Co. 11:91 Standard Automotive Supply 114.87
<br />Standard Automotive Supply 22. 9 Standard Oil Co.. 529.37
<br />Standard Oil Co. 525.65 George R. Stroup 13.30
<br />W. A. R. Equipment Co. 6.80 Wire & Disc Wheel Sales 6.4.5
<br />The Board first examined and approved Revised Plat of Broadmoor Third Section,
<br />;submitted by Clyde E. Williams and Associates, and bearing the approval of the Board
<br />{+ .of Park Commissioners and the City Plan Commission.
<br />The Board then examined and approved Street Improvement Plans for Catherwood Drive
<br />Oakdale Drive, Ireland Road, Station 10+25 26 to Station 14f00, Ireland Road Station
<br />14+00 to East line of Broadmoor, and Bruokton Drive. The Board also approved Sewer
<br />• ,!Construction Plans Brooktoij Drive and easement on lots 235, 236, 251 and 252, Oakdale
<br />;Drive, Ireland Road, two;tzections, and Catherwood Drive, all in Broadmoor.
<br />bein4 present
<br />Attorney Dan Morgan and his client, Frederick Milewski, the Board next conducted a
<br />;;hearing relative to the suspended taxi -driver's license, Attorney Morgan stressing the
<br />cause for his client's disorderly conduct as that of his having been under the influence
<br />!!of intoxicant. Attorney Morgan also stressed the absence of any history of physical or
<br />;mental distubbance of any nature whatsoever, and his client's prompt release after
<br />;;examination by Dr. Burroughs. Asset. City Attorney, R. J. DuComb, being present, the
<br />,Board thereupon, advised Attorney Morgan, the matter would be taken up in executive
<br />;!session and the Boardts decision rendered thereafter.
<br />It was the decision of the Board to sustain suspension of license, with a view to
<br />,considering a new application for taxicab driverts license from Frederick Milewski at
<br />is later date, at which time the Board will require Mr. Milewski to submit to a compre-
<br />�'hensive physical examination, including a psychiatric examination, and in the event
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