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<br />I. August 15, 1955
<br />A regular meeting of the Board of Public Works was held Monday, August 15, 1955, at
<br />110:00 A. M. All members were present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and
<br />iapproved. Claims of the following suppliers, in the total amount of 6,124.48, were
<br />approved and ordered paid:
<br />Charles Armstrong & Son $1.10 Braham Laboratories $14.35
<br />Belleville Lbr. & Supply Co. 16.88 City Water Works 25.41
<br />�i Ferguson & Sons, Inc. 3.00 Haguets 19.00
<br />Healy Sign. Co. 7.50 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 14.48
<br />Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 9.41 Ferguson & Sons, Inc. 8.55
<br />Indiana Textile Co. 36.45 Koontz -Wagner Electric Co. 24.95
<br />l McKinney Iron & Welding Co. 188.59 Office Engineers, Inc. 3.87
<br />is Dale E. Shelly 2.07 Simon Brothers, Inc. 9.20
<br />if Tri-County News 7.34 Granville P. Ziegler, PM. 45.00
<br />DOG POUND:
<br />American Auto Parts, Inc. 12.89 American Auto Parts, Inc. 17.80
<br />! Brulin & Co., Inc. 37.87 Brulin & Co., Inc. 44.55
<br />SANITATION: SEWER DEPARTMENT:
<br />MacAllister Machinery Co. 161.53 American Auto Parts, Inc. 27.78
<br />SEWAGE WORKS CONSTRUCTION: Champion Corporation 13.03
<br />City Water Works 11.68 SEWAGE WORKS OPERATION & MAINTENANCE:
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<br />1954GENERAL STREET IMPROVEMENT: Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. 7.50
<br />" Louise E. Morf oot 50.00
<br />i PARKING METER:
<br />M. H. Rhodes 917.70 C. Eugene Burkett 17.36
<br />!' STREET & TRAFFIC:
<br />American Auto Parts, Inc. 8.20 American Auto Parts, Inc. 1.00
<br />American Auto Parts, Inc. 31.15 American Auto Parts, Inc. 1.61
<br />American Auto Parts, Inc. 9.95 American Auto Parts, Inc. 2.50
<br />American Auto Parts, Inc. 1.95 American Auto Parts, Inc. 6.68
<br />American Auto Parts, Inc. 8.43 American Auto Parts, Inc. 2.85
<br />14.14 American Auto Parts 5 80
<br />American Auto Parts, Inc. , Inc.
<br />American Auto Parts, Inc. .78 American Auto Parts, Inc. .60
<br />American Auto Parts, Inc. 1.63 American Auto Parts, Inc. 9.90
<br />Car Parts, Inc. 11.18 Car Parts, Inc. 44.48
<br />Ward H. Crothers (Petty Cash) 50.19 Deeds Equipment Co. 17.42
<br />Doyle Chemical Products Co. 64.17 Elgin Sweeper Co. 127.28
<br />Edwards Iron Works 43.97 Elgin Sweeper Co. 146.43
<br />Elgin Sweeper Co. 73.02 Elkhart Paint Mfg 46.28
<br />I' Elkhart Paint Mfg. Co. 89.84 Drs. Ericksen & Olson 10.00
<br />i Fabricated Steel Products 119.69 Gadbury Implement Sales 65.00
<br />The Gibson Co. 51.11 The Gibson Co. 19.87
<br />• i Healy Sign Co. 26.50 Hurwich Iron Co. 2.00
<br />Inlander Steindler Paper Co. 19.76 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 14.24
<br />j; Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 11.44 International Harvester Co. 1.09
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<br />Koontz-Wagner.Electric Co. 36.34 Kuert Concrete, Inc. 22.95
<br />Kuert Concrete, Inc. 296.72 Michiana Machine Co. 40.00
<br />Carolina McNamafa 15.75 Ben Medow, Inc. 103.61
<br />j Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. 333.20 Municipal Supply Co. 255.20
<br />Municipal Supply Co. 66.55 The OtBrien Corporation 483.89
<br />The Premier Autoware Co. 190.14 Remington Rand, Inc. 244.00
<br />The Ridge Co. 9.83 The Ridge Co. 4
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<br />The Ridge Co'. 19.80 Retco Alloy Co. 245.68
<br />Rose Fuel & Materials Co. 104.69 Schuyler Rose, Inc. 140
<br />Stanley Body & Equipment Co. 35.16 Southern Crystalex Inc. 122.80 45
<br />Super Auto Salvage Co. 120.00 Teeter Sales & Service, Inc. 304.04
<br />Teeter Sales & Service 36.11 Frank S. Vukovits 23.20
<br />W. A. R. Equipment Co. 1.10 J. W. Werntz & Son 17.46
<br />Wire & Disc Wheel Sales 22.64
<br />The Board first examined petition for the removal of a catalpa tree in north and
<br />south alley, between Colfax Avenue and Columbus Court, being the first alley east of La
<br />JPorte Avenue. It was the decision of the Board to ask that an inspection be made of
<br />this tree by the Department of Public Parks; the Board to be guided in final action by
<br />the recommendations for the Department of Public Parks as set forth in a report of their
<br />inspection.'
<br />• The Board nextexamined a petition placed with the Board by Esther Landrum and
<br />`Mrs. Harry Lucas, dated August 15, 1955• Inasmuch as petition was found to be addressed
<br />`ito Northern Indiana Transit, Inc., the Board directed that it be forwarded to the transit
<br />'company intact.
<br />. !I STREET DEPARTMENT:
<br />Then appeared before the Board Street Commissioner, H. M. Tomlinson and brought to
<br />the Boardts attention the condition of Logan Street being such that the rural mail
<br />carrier refuses to make deliveries to residents on that section of the street from
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