BOT 1914 (05-11 thru 05-05)EcOD
The Board. r:et to hear re:qonst~.gnces ag~:ins'~ ?"aveliw~ Colleqre
Avenue, ali members beinU prese~:t except Roberts.
As there were no remonstrances the Clerk wes ordered to send
notices to the property owners.
The ~lerk was appoinged
The ~ollowing bills wore allowed:-
Indian Refining Co. 77d-0 gallons of oil ag ~.70~ per Gallon
less ~45.57 fpeighg and
tt.H.ShJpey Freighg & Remnrg%e on oil 50,57
A dumpinf; ground was secured o~ ~.A.Thomas
For a year ag 10.00'
The meeting was carried for~ard.
, R ~,IDENr
ex~e~t Hod]in.
~]e ~tnutes o~ the ~'e~toua me~t,~ ~v~e road a~4 a~-mroved.
T%e ¢ol~a'*in~ bills ~'ere al]owedf-
Traction Li~ht And Powe~ ~o. ~or li~ts
Tha~ Parsley ~i~in~ irag ~,
Asa Iior2gin Hose ~or runnlnx oil "ro~ tam~,
Chas. Davis ~rea~ing oil ard ~?rnisbir,~ tan~
Ti!lmam Perry Scrapping, bauli~;-~eareare ~1.~0.
O. W. Nutt Broo~s, shovel,pipe an~connections
Frank Parsley scrapping streets~
~eather Bros. Scrappin~ an~ dra,xging streets
R. J. Follett heating' oil 2.00,
E. J. Sanders g months salary and postage 4~,41,
Wesley Stut~an 2~hours at 20~ per hour
Wm. Doakes Night Xarshal from~,~$ylst to June Fth.
The ~4arshal was or~oro~ to lower the street crossings
i4ain Street.
~e ~,;arshal was or4ere4 to tell property owners to mow grass
an4 wee~s to curb line.
The clerk was ordered to a~vertis~ eot bi4s on si~ewalks on
east si~e of willow Street.
The meeting was carrie4 over.
~esii~nt.