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In Re Tires St. Equipment. Warrant B.R.Pord. In Re Bristol Street Gas lines. In Re Map Tract No. 391. In He Hay Bids. Plumbing Inspector. In Re Building Ordinance. In Re New Streets. Paving of East Myrtle St. ' In Re Temporary Building Salvation Amy. On motion of Trustee Neff, seconded by Killen and carried, the bid of Frank Dearer for furnishing tires for street equipment was accepted and the Clerk instructed to return checks to the unsuccessful bidders. On motion of Trustee Neff, seconded by aillen and carried, the Clerk was instructed to draw warrant in favor of B.R. Ford in amount of $181.00 in payment of bill covering rents of equipment as submitted by him. On motion of Trustee Eillen, seconded by McPhee and carried a committee was appointed to take up with the Southern Counties Gas Company the proposition of lateral gas lines which should be installed on Bristol Street before paving is proceeded with. Trustees McPhee and Killen were appointed as such Conm~ittee. On motion of Trustee Neff, seconded by Killen and carried, the Clerk was instructed to sign the Board's approwal to Tract No. 391. Map On motion of Trustee Neff, seconded by Killen and carried, the Clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for furnish~n the city with twenty tons of barley hay, bids to be opened June 4th. . On motion of Trustee Killen, seconded by McPhee and carried, the City Attorney was instructed to draw ordinance creating office of Plumbing Inspector; salary to be fixed by the Board On motion of Trustee Killen, seconded by Neff and carried a committee was appointed to work in conjunction with the Builders Exchange in amending the Building Ordinance and fees thereuuder~ Trustees Kilten and Chapman were appointed as such Committee. On motion of Trustee Neff, seconded by McPhee and carried, the matter of o~ening new streets and ~ntrances to the city was referred to the Board as a whole. Trustees Me~hee and Neff were appointed as a Corm~ittee to confer with Mr. Blee in an effort to arrive at solution of raising funds for paving railroad right of way on East Myrtle Street. On motion of Trustee McPhee, seconded by Neff and carried, the matter of temporary building used by the Salvation Army is to be allowed to rest for a period of three months.