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In Re Bid on Constructing Culverts Main Street In Re Demands- et al Finley In Re Request for Sidewalk McFadden Street In Re Permit-S. S, Finley W. Washington Ave~ us. In Re Ordinance Pr ohibit ~ng Distributing Advertising Matter On motion of Trustee Greenleaf duly seocnded by Tub~ and carried, the Clerk was instructed to open bide r~lved for the construction of two and one-fourth re-inforoed concrete culverts on Easterly side North Main Street. One bid was opened. J. I. Halsel who bid as follows: Item I- $~.00 per culvert Item ll- On motion of Trustee Greenleaf duly seconded by Chapman, and carried, the bid was accepted and City Attorney instructed to prepare necessary contract. The demands of S. S. Finley for $2~9.~0 estimate No. I. Main Street paving, City l~all Frontal. No. I. Paving let to ~th Main Street ~l~.gg out of Main Street Improvement Bond Fund. Estimate No. I. Poly' High frontage W. ~alnut SlylY.gO ~hool 8~reet Improvement Bond~. ~ells and Breesler, let on Poly High frontage $. Roes $~.0~ 5~hool Street Improvement Bonds and J. I. Halsell for let eeti~te culvert let and Main~ Gener~Ft~d $~?,~, let for estimate on oulvert, e 2nd and ~rd ets. from ~llvert Bond Fund $79~.~0. On ~otion of Trustee O~eenleaf duly seconded by Dale aud carried, the Clerk was struoted to draw warrants on ~he Treaauxer to the above demerit. Mr. Adolf Butz was before the Board with a request that sidewalk on North side of McFadden street be ordered constructed from Main to Orange Avenue where ease is not constructed. O~ motion of ~*rustee Tubhe duly ascended by Cllap~an and carried, the ~atter referred to the Street Committee, the ~r adding thePolioe Committee. # ~eele Finley was before the Board asking 'for per- mission to o£roulate a contract to pave ~aahing~on Avenue from Main to Broadway with a ~" concrete b~e 1~' a~phalt top. On ~otion of Trustee Oreenleaf seconded by Chapman and carried, the request was granted. ~ Ordinance of the City prohibiting the distributio~ of advsrtleing matter upon the public streets and public places was given f~al reading and upon of Trustee Tubbe, duly seconded by Chapman and same wee paesed by the following vote: