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455 <br />1EETING--MAY 8, 1939 <br />Regulab meeting of the Board of Public ldorks was held on Monday, May 8, 1939, at <br />9:00 A.M. All mer.bers were present. Minutes of the previous meeting were ,read and ap- <br />proved. Salaries of the various depart i ents in the amount of -�,1)2, 398.8'7 and claims of <br />- <br />the following suppliers in the amount of `'21.11 were approved and ordered paid: <br />The Ohio Gil Company �9.30 rBusiness Systems, Inc. ��8.33 <br />Holycross cok Nye Company .27 sSchilling's 2.40 <br />Western Union Telegraph Co., .81 <br />The claims of the following suppliers/ito be paid from either the Special ',il. P. A. Fund <br />r Street Department I-10 (,A.P.A.) accounts were approved and ordered paid: <br />Business Systems, Inc. 83.00 , Lowe i'rlachinery Company �=20.79 <br />-Business Systems, Inc. 4.07 ,E. R. Newland Company 64.30 <br />Edwards iron -forks, Inc. 1.62 ,South Bend Sanitary ';Vipers Co. 2.50 <br />Edwards Iron':"dorks, Inc. 6.36 .Super Sales Company 15.00 - <br />-J. I. Holcomb Y4L g. Co. 11.50 ,"River 'ark Lumber Coy :pe.ny 17.94 <br />Edwards Iron`,Norks, Inc. 4.41 -River Park Lumber Company 213.95 <br />it�TAj,�nin ; Company 35.00 4J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co. 3.06 <br />South Bend Janitor SupplyCo. 2.90 Consolidated, Inc. 242.34 <br />Indiana Bell Telephone Company 14.03 sSo)t. Bend Supply Co. 37.90 <br />/Yr. Smith and Mr. Naterson of the Northern Indiana Railway CompanTr, I'nc. appeared <br />before the Board and matters pertaining to the chenge in service on South Michigan Stree <br />from streetcars to buses was discussed. ,%Tr. Smith suggested that he appear before the <br />Board at the next meeting- with an agreement for consideration. <br />VdTTr. Probst of the St. Joseph Heating Company appeared before the Board and re- <br />quested approval of a plan submitted for the placement of steamlines under Washington <br />Street from the corner of Main and ';Vashington west to the alley. This will necessitate <br />tearing up the newly -laid pavement on Washington street and for that reason, theBoard <br />hesitated t.o grant permission. Mr. Probst was advised to return on Monday, May 15, for <br />the decision of the Board. <br />Mr. H. Ray ':'talker of 3317 North Side Boulevard appeared before the Board and com- <br />plained of the unsanitary condition in his neighborhood created by the use of vacant <br />lots nea.rbv as a dumping ground. He reported that his home, as well as those of other <br />residents, were infested with cockroaches and it was impossible to get rid of them as <br />long as this property was being used for dumping. The matter was referred to 1'.1r.Beamer <br />who will asgerta=n whether or not the City- can f orce the .property owners to clean these <br />},Dr emises. <br />STREET LIGHTING: <br />Y 11r. Qualls presented his report on the petition requesting the installation of a <br />street light at the corner of Bendi x Drive and-.lestern _[_venue. T1,1r. Qualls recommended <br />• ;the installation of a 4000 lumen lamp, overhead service, bast arm construction, at an <br />annual cost of �32.40; but, in view of the fact that that portion of 7lestern Avenue is <br />to be repaved b,T the State Highway Com.2nission and will be torn up during part of the <br />sum:"er, at least, the Board feels that this matter should be held in abeyance until such <br />time as the new )a.ve_ lent is completed. <br />1,11r. Pensinger presented a new plan for driveways on Circle Avenue which was approve <br />lay t/he Board as recommended at the meeting of 1vlay 1. <br />A petition was presented t6 the Board which was signed by 24 property owners re- <br />questing the paving of Elwood Avenue between Portage and College with concrete by R. P.A. <br />labor. This petition was referred to the Engineer. <br />CEIv1ETERY DEPARTI;TENT: <br />Aisle McNabb presented his report for the month of April, 1939, to the Board showir <br />$220.00 collected for perpetual care and 4537.00 for maintenance. <br />ENGINEERING DEPART_--E�:T: <br />The appointment of T.1r. Bowen C. Huckleberry, an Engineer, to work on `JU.P.A.pro jects <br />and to be paid out of the Special '`I.P.A. fund was approved by the Board. I;r. Huckleberr <br />shall commence work on lilay 9, 1939. <br />/ It was moved, seconded and duly cprried that all claims to be paid out of the . <br />Special "J.P.A. or I-10 accounts be listed separately in the minutes of the meetings. <br />Meeting adjourned at 11:00 A.Y. <br />. ATTE <br />aZZ 6D & <br />J1L <br />• <br />