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728 <br />edne <br />Board met in special session at 5:15 P.M. Mr. A.H. Rice absent. <br />Mr. L. B. Andrus of the Indiana & Michigan Electric Company, met with the <br />tl Board and the revising of lights in the City was disoussed.' <br />President. <br />Friday July 30th.91915. <br />Board met in regular session at 10:00 A.M. Xr. Weber absent. <br />Mr. F. G. Christman of H._ G. Christman Company appeared before the <br />Board in regard to excavating at Corner of Michigan Street and Jefferson St* for the <br />basement of the Union Trust Buildings amd.if -same would interfer with the construction <br />of the Michigan Street Trunk sewer -now being constructed on Michigan Street between <br />La Salle Avenue and Monroe Street. The Board informed Mr. Christman to take this matte <br />up with the Contractor for the Michigan Street Trunk sewer so that it will be agreeable <br />to them both. <br />The Board went over the Electric Light record and instructed::the Clerk <br />to keep a detail system of lights and get such system from the Electric Light Company. <br />Mr. Graybill of the Western Union Telegraph Company and Mr. Fuller,Chief <br />,Engineer for said Compares appeared before the Board and asked permission toput their <br />underground conduit between the curb and sidewalk on Division Street, aame granted with <br />the understanding not to interfer with trees or curbing. <br />Excavation bond for One Thousand Dollar s signed Ifty H.G.Christman Compalt <br />as priniepal and United States Fidelity & Guarantee Company of Md. as surties was <br />approved. <br />Excavation bond for one thousand d)llars signed by M.W.Roberts as prini- <br />t/ cipal and Maryland Casualty Co. as surety was approved. <br />Board of Public Works,, The follevAng report was received and placed on file. <br />Gentlemen:- My experience with road oiling is as follows: <br />The average amount to use <br />at application on streets or roads is 1/3 gal -to sq. yd. <br />Dirt streets nee d more, <br />while some kinds of macadam take less. The 600 gal. tank,Road-Oiler covered about 4/10 <br />of a mile, g ft. wide. Approximately 1500 gals No.4 Read Oil to the Mile,g ft.in width. <br />My estimate on total expense of oil and of labor applying same is about 3 cents per sqy <br />yd.A common lot 50 ft. frontage,(say oil the street 24 ft wide)each lot would have <br />5on2' 600 sq. ft. or 66-2/3 sq.yds.®3 cents is 2.00 per lot others, in proportion <br />Second oiling is necessary the first year. Very Respectfully,D•C•LAYTON,St.Com. <br />President. <br />
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