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�dison and Sa�ple, and Albe^t and Ford Streets, also in the alley inter- �7
section bet�aeen Colfax and l'lashington, St. Peter and Idotre Da:�e, and --�
the intersection of Porta�;� and Y:ing Streets had all been installed and
t�ere no�^; in service.
THr. Qua11s reco�r.7ended the installation of street lights in a neiv
addition at In�let^rood and Academy Place, Blyler Place and Culver Place,
�ood and Culver Place, Riverside Drive and Academy .Place, Riverside Drive
and Blyler Place and on 1lcademy Place in the middle, of the 31ock a.nd Bl�ler
Place in the middle of the block, at Io�.ra and Cruristoi�rn, in the G.I.
Housin� Project at Ir.�ler,�ood and Bryan Streets, In�levood Place and
Beale Street� Ingleivood Place and Roosevelt, In�;le.��ood Place and Ro�e '
Street, Shert;ian Avenue and B:yan Street, Shesman Avenue and Beale 5treet,
Sher;:�an Avenue and Roosevelt Stre:� , Harris and Dunhari Streets, Beverlg
and Berlcley, a 4000 lur.ien li�ht at Inglevrood and Lathrop and a 2500
lumen light at Holly�^rood and Oaln�rood an.d 3er'=:ely and Oai�•�ood to be chan�ed
to a 4000 lumen light. These ti°rere all apnroved by the 3oard and the
Superintendent eras directed to order them, Also a light on l'Jalnut st:eet
at the alley intersection by the Danish �Iall� and at 24th and Hastin�s
Streety.
There boin� no further Uusiness to come before the 3oard, the neet-
ing �^ras ad�ourned at 12:30 P,I;�.
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ATiEST: _
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�� ��r Clerk
February 2�+� 39�+8' '
A regular neeting of the Board of Public Safety taas held on Tuesday�
Februar� 2�+� 1�,48� at 8 :30 A.P4. All ne�bers were present. Diinutes of
the last Meeting tiaere read and approved. Salary clains in the amount of
�39�86'7;10 ��ere approved and ordered paid. Clains of the follotri.ng
suppliers in the a�ount of c1�841.38 �aere approved and ordered paid: '
Anerican Red Cross � 6.00 Janesville Apparel Co. �114.26
John Andert 5.�+1 AicCa9fery Co�pany 7.30
Bearings Service Co. 50.K5 T.eCaffery Co. 15.59
Sam Berman Coal Co. 16�-.�+8 t:ar-P:ain Pharmacy 6'J.35
Business Systens 7.97 A. G. Tieier & Co.
Business Systems 5.00 Tdestle Products Co. - 30.28
Frank BuczkowsY.i 20,00 Tdorthern Indiana Public Ser. 1.25
Burke' s I'otion Picture Co. 2.60 0'Brien Corporation 7.09
City l�dater l•�orks .95 0 'Brien Corporation 9.3�+-
� City Ulater t7orks 10.77 0 �brien Corporation 9.�+5
Continental Oil Co, 106.20 0 'Brien Corporation 6.�+0 ^
Richard Duck 5.75 O�Brien Corporation 23.83
Gerber P�ifg, Co. 199.75 0 'Brien Corporation 14.10
The Gibson Company 3.87 Recreation Dquipment Co. 8.10
Hallemite Co�pany 55.��- Sirchie Fingerprint Lab. �2.79
John Hite 197.00 Standard Oil Company 50,00
Indiana Bell Telephone 156.'78 0. W. Smith Book Shop 65.05
Indian I4otorcycle Sales 6.12 Sheehan Tire Service 2�2.�0
Janesyille Apparel Co. 2�+.24 South Bend S�pply Co. 37.17
Western Union Telegraph 6. 57 �
FIRE D�PARTb�NT: Chief Andrzejel-rski ��1as present and natters pertaining
to his department were discussed.
Applications for the I'ire DepaTtment were approved and ordered filed'
£or Stanley Edward Jurgonski and Eugene Joseph ',+ozny,
No action t�ras taken on the bids for a '750 gallon pumper for the
Fire Departr.:ent. ,
The Chief� the Inspector and the Instructor of the Fire Department
�•rere authorized to attend tfie Arson School given by Purdue University
April 2'7th to 30th inclusive.
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The following men having passed physical examinations given b�r the
City Doctor and the Doctor appointed by the Firemen�s Pension Fund lrus-
tees are now appointed to the Fire Department for a probationary period
of six months� during which time they shall be paid the salary of inen on
a probationary �asis: Benedict S, Bajdek. Edriund J. Gadacz and Bert J.
Noo�akowski� Jr. -They were directed to report for duty February 25� 19�-$1
POLICE DEPARTP�IEPIT: Chief Everett �-ras present and matters pertaining to
his department were discussed, •
• Renetiral certificates for bonds for special police officers were
approved and ordered filed for Emiel Leon LeYens� Frank SzamecY.i and John
A. •Kopper. �
An application for the Police Departnent was approved and ordered
filed £or Nestor Paul Stachowicz.
� Dtrs, Goodall� representing Chapter �28 of the �American ldar Mothers�
came before the Board to request permission to sell flowers on the City
Streets on P�;ay 8� 19�+8. Permission was granted, •
• An agreement beti•reen the Board of Public 6lorks and 5afety ting in
benalf of the City of South Bend� and the Board of Com.�issions�/�� the
County of St. Joseph for radio service and facilities to be furnished
to •six (6) units of St. Joseph County by th e Ci�ty for the sum of �2�100.00
to be paid by the County in monthly installments of �1�5.00 per t�onth�
was approved by the Board. • - •
ELECTRICAL D�ARTT;r.tdT: t4r. 4Jilliar� �ualls� Superintendent� uras present
and matters pertaining to his departnent were discussed,
- 1�1r, Qualls reco�r�ended the installa�ion of street lights at the
intersection of Farneman and St. Joseph 9treets� Ewing Avenue and St;
Joseph Street� Olive •and Longley Streets� Howard an@ St. Peter Streets�
P-.eade and Plar.quette Avenue� On Liberty 5treet bettireen Jefferson and 1lestern�
and on i9ilbur Street between Elurood and Humboldt Streets. The Board� upon
i-'s, Qualls reco�nendation� approved these installations and directed P-ir.
� Qualls to order the lights installed,
t•ir. Qualls infor�ed the Board that lights ordered in at 47ashington
and Esther Streets� Sunnyside and Sorin Streets� Indiana and Pulaski
Streets and Pu�asY.i Strects had all been installed and were nota in service�
also that 1000 lumen lights at Sunnyside and l;'ashington Streets and at
Jacob and i4ashington Streets had been changed to 4000 lumen lights.
W�IGHTS Fc T��ASU�S: P�;r. Charles Burns� City Sealer� filed his report.
There being no further business to come before the Board� the Meeting
was adjourned at 10:00 A.i?.
ATiEST: �� � L�%��� -
��• ��/ �°'"��'�- � Chairnan
Dlerk
February 26� 19�+$ •
A special neeting of the Board of Public Safety ��ras held on Thursday�
February 26� 19�+8 at 10:30 A.t�i. All �enbers were present. The r�eeting was
held for the purpose of awarding the bid for one �50 gallon punper for the
Fire DepaY�trient. •
After tabulating the bids� and a full discussion of the specifications
it was the decision of the Board to accept the bid of the h;axim P•.otor Company,
of Niddleboro� P�?assachusetts for the sun of �1�+,979.5Q� it being� in the
Boardis opinion� the lo�rest and best bid sub�aitted� ;uoject to the apnroval
of the Coru:^on Council.
There being no further business t o coMe before the Loard, the meeting
was adjourned at 12 :30 P.I�.,
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AlTEST: /��-'�
� Chairman
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Clerk