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MEETING July 6, 19 3 6 P�
Regular meeting of the Board
of Public Works was held on Monday,.July
6, 1936, at
11:20 A. M. .All members were present.
Minutes of previous meeting were read and approved.
Claims, from the following suppliers,
in the amount of 01,348.38 were
approved
and ordered paid, also payroll of
the various
departments amounting to 1,660.35.
National Cylinder Gas Co.
$8.14
Gafill Oil Co.
$126.50
Indiana &Mich. Electric Co.
1.00
Jos.' Paidle for B. J. McCaffery
1I.00
Indiana & Mich. Electric Co.
Indiana & Mich. Electric Co.
15.30
1.00:
Gill-Vorn Chevrolet, Inc.
Willette service
10.17"
34.15
E. R. Newland Co.
2.24
South Bend Clean Towel Service
South Bend Supply Co.
23.75
South Bend Clean Towel Service
8.75
South Bend Supply Co.
29.04
Scherman-Schaus-Freeman Co.
7.65
Schuyler Rose Co.
77.46
G. E. Meyer & Son
24.51
Holycross & Nye Co.
.23
A. Lynn A."inzey
5.54
Michigan Avenue Lumber Co.
4.21
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
1.00
Michigan Avenue Lumber Co.
.17
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
.15
Michigan Avenue Lumber Co.
.65
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
.20'
Michigan Avenue Lumber Co.
.16
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
.50
I'lichigan. Avenue Lumber Co.
9.60
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
229.37
Gafill Oil Co.
Gafill Oil Co.
3.92
611.52
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
Indiana. & Mich. Electric Co.
1.00
95.83
11 BUILDING DEPART17ENT - Mr. Moomaw present:
Mr. 11oomaw again presented the matter of adding a building inspector for his
department for a part of the balance of this year. He stated that a man could' be
employed to do this work for $100.00 per month for a period of four months. It was
regularly moved, seconded and carried that the City Attorney be instructed to draw up
an Ordinance appropriating this amount from the General Fund to be introduced to the
Common Council at its next regular meeting.
• A communication from the Citizens Trust and Savings Bank stating that heirs, to
the estate of Pauline Steinke, deceased, were entitled to a refund of $50.00 because
of their claim of having paid twice for the burial and vault of Charles Steinke,
deceased. This matter had been fully investigated by the Cemetery Sexton, Clilliem
Longenecker,and upon regular motion the claim of the Citizens Trust and Savings Bank
was disallowed.
A request from the International Workers Order, a sick benefit society, for the
breaking.away of sidewalk at their headquarters for the purpose of receiving merchandise
to the basement, was referred to the City Engineer for investigation.
A communication was received from Rocco Sirneri with reference to laying tees
for convenience in making openings for house taps in the serer that is being
. constructed in connection vrith the new Yarquette School on College Street. I!?r. Simeri
quoted a price of :32.45 each for each tee installed which includes extra cost of the
tee over the straight pipe and the labor of installing same and furnishing a concrete
stopper for each tee. It was decided by the Board to gi�re 11r. Simeri a contract for
doing this work.
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P,r. Longenecker, City Sexton, submitted his report for work done in the Cemetery
during the month of June and showing cash receipts amounting to �220.00. Report is on
file in the Board of Public Works.
Excavation bond in favor of H. J. Slott in the Nev.; York Casualty Company was
approved by the Board.
The meeting adjourned at 12:15 P. Ef
APPROVED: lerk
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