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March 14, 1916,
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<br />F. J. ~cGui_e.
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<br />Vitrified Brick on concrete, $2.23, Roon~o, $1.35.
<br />Granite Curb, $.60.
<br />Concrete Curb,
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<br />LOlls Lawson:
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<br />Shes? Asphalt,
<br />Granzte Curb, $.o0.
<br />Concrete Curb,
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<br />Asphaltic Concrete, $1.4~o
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<br /> It is recommended that award be made to F. J. McG~ire to pave the streets heretofore
<br />s~topted in the Street Paving Program, with Sheet Asphalt, ~ $1.59 per sq. yd., granite curb @
<br />$.60 per lin. ft., and concrete curb @ $.30 per lin. ft.; except Queen street, from Water to
<br />Crawford, and~zzn~he.m street, ~rom County to South, these two streets to be paved by him with
<br />Rocmmc @ $1.35 per sq. yd; ~ud that the Czty Attorney be instructed to d~ft a contract with
<br />Er. McGulre to do the work°
<br /> It is further recommend, ed that the Finance Committee be instructed to m~ke avail-
<br />able funds for same, as required.
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<br />Referred by Common Council Nov. ~th.
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<br /> Matter of opening up Cooke street, from Columbia to South.
<br /> We report that we h~ve msked Miss Cooke to name a price for the extension of Cooke
<br />stree~,.~hrough her property and she. has set $10,000. for same. ~e ~hink the price excessive
<br />and recommend that the Council offer her $5,000. for all of her holdings west of what would be
<br />the east line of Cooke street extended from Columbia to She South St. Renal, to be paid out of
<br />Seventh Ward funds.
<br /> Referred by Common Council March ~th.
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<br /> Condition o~f S~uth street, between Pine mud Pearl.
<br /> We report that this section of South street is mlmost in an impassible condition, and
<br />It is recommended that the road be tiled on e~ch side, in order to carry off the water from .it,
<br />and resurfaced; this work to be done at a~ estimated cost o% $800.00, out of Seventh Ward f~nds.
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<br />(Signed)
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<br />S. Cieburne Browne, Chairman.
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<br />(Sig~ed)
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<br />Joe. S. Moo=e, Vioe-Ohairmau.
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<br /> The report hmvi~g been re~d, Mr. 2es
<br />between Fayette and Jefferson, for the
<br />Villa. I~v. Moore (Joe. S.) objected,
<br />in the matter. Then the amendment by Mr. See w~s lost.
<br /> Whereupon, Mr. Leavitt moved to a~pt the report, with exception of the recommendation
<br />as to H~tton street. The motion was adopt and by the following voted_the other recommended'
<br />appropriations being referred to the Fin~uoe Committee:
<br /> Ayes--Corbitt, Herbert, BranCh,
<br /> White, Burgess, C~in, Hanve~, Moore~(Jos. S.), Hutohins, Flemming, Laylo=, Leavitt~
<br /> Montagqe, Reynolds, Wright (E~rl H.), E0rgan, Wright (G~over C.), Baldwin,
<br /> Moore (Robt. L.), See, 20.
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<br />Public Property &Schools-~
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<br />Hon. Oommon Oounoii--Board of Aldermen,
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<br />Gentlemen.:~- Your Pub-
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<br />lic Property & Schools 0ommittee respectfully reports herein concerning the following matters
<br />referred to the Joint-Public Property & Schools Committee February 8-15th, mud December l~th:
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<br />Referred by Common Council Fsby. 8th.
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<br /> A petition of the Patrons~. League of Elm Ave. School
<br />Building.
<br /> See recommendmtion beloW.
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<br />for the erection of a High School
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<br /> A petition of the At, ii,or for a~ s~iditional filing cmse for his office.
<br /> It is recommended that an appropriation of $100~ ~bs ~llowed for
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<br /> To provide m suitable voting plmcs fo~ the Second W~d fo~ coming e!eetion,
<br />next meetings of Co~c~l.
<br /> ~h ~_ ~' as m vo~ng pta~
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<br /> (With Finance Committee) A request ~f the Board of Hemlth that n~oesss~ry ~unds be pro-
<br />vided for the erection of a suitable house 'to be use~ as m detention station for contagious
<br />diseases.
<br /> It is recommended that an sppropriation of $250. be allowed for theerectlon of such
<br />m station.
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<br />Referred by Board of Aldermen Feby. 15th.
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<br /> Recommitted. To co-ooerate with the School Board for the s~eleetion of sites for the new
<br />High school and negro SchoOl, mud for obtmihing pri~es ~ opti6ns on ~he sites.
<br /> We report that we have taken ~his m~tter up wi~h the School Bo~rd and recommend thmt
<br />the sum of $25,000. be m~de available for siies for the High SCh6ol~and the colored School. In
<br />~making'~ reoo~mench~tion, we are thoroughly satisfied tha~ the sites mentioned will'be per-
<br />feebly agreeable to all concerned, and that the sites for the .colored School will be .strictly
<br />ina ne~o belt mud vice ~ersa ~or the High School.
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