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IMETING August 17, 1936
Regular meeting of the Board of Public Works was held on Monday, August 17, 1936,
at 11:30 A. M. Mr.. Hunter was absent.
Yinutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.
Claims in the amount of 1,252.32, from the .folloTrring suppliers, were approved
and: ordered paid.
Barnett Canvas Goods & Bag Co. $57.60 Schuyler Rose $8.65
• Gill-Vorn Chevrolet, Inc. 27.54 Harry E. Willette 25,30
Rocco Simeri 31.85 Harry E. Willette :22.38
,rotor Service & Parts, Inc. 2.45 South Bend Supply Company 7.50
Holycross & Nye Co. 2.63 Indiana & I'llich. Electric Co. 1.05
Holycross & Nye Co. .43 Indiana & frith. Electric Co. 15.90
Holycross & Nye Co. 5.69 Peterson Battery & Ignition Co. 6.31
Holycross & Nye Co. 6.91 Peterson Battery &, Ignition Co. 32.98
South Bend Auto Products 16.70 Wire & Disc Wlheel Sales & Service 1.01
South Bend Auto Products 9.95 L. P. Y-cGirr 5.00
SoutY? Bend Auto Products 6.15 Underwood Elliott Fisher Co. 6.00
Scherman-Schaus-Freeman Co. 1.37 Burroughs Adding I.-achine Co. 6.00
G. E. Dreyer & Son, Inc. 13.48 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 2.15
Gafill Coil Company 1.50 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. .20
Gafill Oil Company 22.00 Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 230.90
Gafill Oil Company 559.26 Indiana Lumber & MLfg. Co. 14.28
Gafill Oil Company 101.20
i A petition, signed by twenty-two residents of South Harris Street, was ,received,
in which they requested that street light on the 400 block South Harris Street be
re -installed. The matter was referred to Mr. Qualls For investigation and recommen-
dation at the next meeting.
Mr. Yatthew Manusak, of 1745 North College Street, appeared before the Board to
make ca_aim for damages to his car at the 700 block Johnson Street where manhole cover
flew off while he was driving over it, causing rear wheel to go into hole, breaking
wheel and ruining tire and tube. He stated damage was estimated at approximately
�30.00. He was advised the matter would be referred to the City Attorney for
investigation.
Contractor's bonds in favor of C. A. Jordan in the Fidelity & Deposit Company of
Maryland and Octave Van den Borre & Son in the Aetna Casualty & Surety Company of
Hartford, Connecticut were approved by the Board.
Continuation certificates covering excavation bonds of Niezgodaki Brothers and
George A. Aslin were approved by the Board.
The meeting adjourned at 12:00 noon.
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