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~arch 18, 1913. <br /> <br /> Mr.. Langhorne moved to amend that, as the communication from the Board of Directors changed the <br />character of the recommendation of the Finance Committee, the recommended appropriation of $5,000.00 <br />be recommit ted. · · <br /> A lengthy discussion followed the motion and recommendation, but finally the amendment to recom- <br />mit was adoPted, and by the following vote: <br /> Ayes--Langhorne, -Walksr, Adams, Privett, Williams,. Murry, 6. <br /> Nays--Moore., Ballentine, Markham, Davis, <br /> <br /> Then the report of the Committee, as amended, was~ adopted and by the following vote: <br /> <br /> Ayes~Walker, Willis_~s, Moore, Langhorne, Ballentine, Adams, Privett, Markham, Davis, Murry, lC. <br /> <br /> Public Property-- Hon. Board of Aldermen. <br /> Gentlemen:-- Your Public Property Committee respe~tL <br /> <br />fully reports herein concerning the following matters referred to the Joint Public.Property Committee <br />February 11-18, 191S, and previously: <br /> <br /> Referred by Common Council February llth. <br /> <br /> A <br /> <br />sxcess <br /> <br />request of the Mayor for two dozen chairs for Police Headquarters. <br /> We have selected the required chairs and recommend that they be purchased at a cost not in <br />of $Z3.00 per dozen. <br /> <br /> Bills of the Virginia Railway & Power Company to amountof $48.60, for lights in <br />Grimes Battery, Armory Hall, and Ferry Building. <br /> We have examined~andapproved bills against the City to said amount. <br /> <br />Clerk's Office, <br /> <br /> Instructed to ascertain the cost of replacing the present iron mfence around the court-house yard <br />with s~one coping, and o£ laying granolithic walks therein. Progress as to same. <br /> <br /> Advisability of ~pending $50.00 to improve~ unsanitary cond'~mt~on' of the Jail. <br /> We have advertised for bids to pipe the Jail, have received one bid for the work,.from Os- <br />cie Dashie!l, for ~30.00; and it is~recommended that award for same be made to him. <br /> Authorized to advertise for bids to supply ~he Jail with lO0~bt~nkets and ZOO mattresses. <br /> We report that we have advertised as authorized, and ha~e received the following bids there- <br /> <br />for: <br /> <br />~lankets: <br /> <br />John E. Adams, <br />J. S. Crawford.Co., <br />L. Kirstein & Co., <br />M. M. Crockin & Co., <br /> <br />$1.4~ per pair. . i <br /> .~0 and ~,87 I~Z per pa~r. ~ <br /> .90, $1.05, and $1. Z~ per pair. <br /> .8~ per pair. <br /> <br /> It is recommended that award for the blankets be made to L. Kiretein & Co.~ at $.90 per <br />pair, the Committee believing that the bl&nket offered is a better one for the money. <br /> <br />Mattresses: <br /> <br />J. S. Crawford Go., Inc., $1.07 1/Z each. <br />M.~. Crockin & Co., 1.0~ each. <br /> <br /> M. M. Crockin & Co. being the lower bidder to supply mattresses, it is recommended that the <br />award be made to him. <br /> <br />Authorized to advertise for bids to pipe the Jail. <br /> (See recommendation in section concerning'improvement of unsanitary condition of Jail). <br /> <br /> Refer~ed by Board of Aldermen February 18th. <br /> <br /> To taEe early action towards imprsvement in the Seaboard Market. <br /> We have considered this matter, and recommend that the Committee be authorized to adver- <br />tise for plans and speci~cations for doing the work. <br /> <br />Previously Referred. <br /> <br /> As authorized to do February llth, the Committee has advertised for bids to improve~the Indepen- <br />dent Engine House, and have received the following bids therefor: <br /> <br />Plumbing: <br /> <br />N. V. Pearson, $ZS4,6S <br />C. E. West, Z40. O0 <br />O~as & White, Z49.50 <br />Osoie Dashiell, <br /> <br /> N. V. Pearson being the lowest bidder for the work and he being otherwise acceptable <br />Commm~tee, it is recommended that award for said work be made to him. <br /> <br /> Painting: <br /> J. S. Wright, <br /> J. P. Holler, 287.00 <br /> L. P. Smith, 445.00 <br /> <br />to the <br /> <br /> J. P. Hofler being the lowest bidder for the· painting and he being otherwise acceptable to <br />the Committee, it is recommended that the award for the work be made to him. <br /> <br />Referred by Board of Aldermen Aug. ZOth. <br /> <br /> <br />