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In Re Bids for Bachman' s Drive. In Re Sale of Bonds Bush Street. In Re Resolution Ordering Work No.1056 Fairview Ave. This being the time and place fixed for the o~ening of bids or proposals for the work ordered done and improvement ordered made upon and along that certain open public street in the City of ~anta An,, commonly known as Baohnmn's Drive, briefly described in Resolu- tion of Intention No. 1027 and the Board of Trustees being duly convened in open session proceeded to and did publicly open, examine and declare all bids received. One bid was received, that of Wells & Bressler as fol- lows: Item 1.- The regrading to a Sub-grade and the laying of s five (8) inch concrete pavement with belt finish wearing surface, complete with the furnishing of all necessary equipment and material on an estimate of 90VO square feet for the sum of twenty-four cents (0.24) per square foot. Trustee Nat H. Neff then in- troduced a resolution awarding the contract to Wells & Bressler at the price rimmed in their bid. The reso- lution was ordered filed read, considered and designa~ ted,--Resolution of Award No. 1088. The roll was called and the resolution pas,ed by the vote of the following named members of the Board of Trusteea~ Ayes: Trustees Noes: Trustees Absent:Trustee Oeo_McPhee, Nat ~. Neff, C. ~. Eillen, J. W. Tubbs. None C. H. Chapman This being the time and place for sale of bonds issued upon the security of the ~npaid assessments for Bush Street work md improvement as per Resolution of ~nten- tics No. 913, and no bids being received: Trustee Nat H. Neff int,-cd,ced the following resolution~ which read, considered, designated Resolution No. 1084, the roll was called, and the resolution passed by the fol- lowing vote: Tr~ tees Gee MePhee, Nat ~. Neff, C. L. gilles, ~. W. Tubbs. Noes: Trustees None Absent: Trustee C.H. ~hapman. This ~lng the day, hour and place f~xed in Resolution of Intention No. 1046 for the improvement of a pox-tics of Fairview Avenue, for h~aring protests er objections and the Board of Trustees having duly met and being now in session, proceeded to hear any protests or ob- Jections offered. No owner of property liable to be assessed for said work made w~itten or any protest against the propesed