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Office of loosed of Public for
Richmond. Indiana. Arril .
1906.
Nilbern K. Bradbury, being sworn placed a value cn the treesln
front of the rroperty of Henry Imhoff, at "n,nn each and the
demage to rrcr-rty at 150.n(� not including the removal of fence,
The Remonstrance of Elizabeth and Caroline Schroeder, was then
taken up, caul Comstock, representing the romonstrators objected
to the amount of damages awarded.
Mrs. Overman, appeared end objected to the amount assessed as
benefits to part Lot 4 Schwegman's Cutlots.
Henry kelle, appeared in behalf of Bernadine and Louise Imhof;
and objected to the amount of dama/es awarded.
The Remonstrance of the C.
C. & L. Ry, Co,
then taken up,
Henry C. Starr,
appearing
objected to the
amount of damages
and benefits assessed,
and
ela:med damages
in the gollowing
amounts,
Ground
taken...004011006f'1e0.n^
Moving
switch.. 0 0 4
0 6 a ... 7!r,:^^
Moving
telegraph role..
^^
Total of........
J. F. Kolde appeared and obiected to the amount of benefits
assessed against his property.
Marcus Sostmeyer, appeared and objected to the amount of der
awarded, and claimed es a fair amount of damages, the sum of
James Bailsy, a eared and objected to the amount of benefits
and damages assessed, and claimed damages Jr the sum of W,nr
Harmon Grothaus, appeared on behalf of Martha E. Gibson, and
claimed damages inadequate, and claimed damages in the sum of
E20r,.Oo
Moses H. Haynes, appearing in behalf of Mary E. Haynes, °bjssid
to the amount of benefits assessed against the property of
Lary E. Haynes.
After due consideration the above matter was on motion con-
tinued for two weeks,
The
eeBoard embhen appointed 6essres, Paul I, Geier and Howard L
L y rs of the Fire
D°partmenE,
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Office of Board of Public forks,
Richmond, Indiana. May ;nd,
19^6.
The Board of Public Yorks of the City of Richmond, IwdiA.ea,
■et in regular session at the Office of said Board on W;sdrecdev,
May 2nd, 1906, at 10 0 Clock A. M. All the members of said Board
being present, Messr e, Zeller, Davenport and Rose, The following
proceedings were had, to -wits.
This being the day for the hearing nerennsinterested in the
matter of the construction of sewer In taw Alleys between
North 11th and lath streets, as provided for by IRrrovewent
Resolution number 59, This matter was taken up and after some
consideration and hearing the persona who appeared, the Board,
on motion of Mr. Davenport, deciaed to postpone final action
for two weeks, (Hay 16th)
On Motion of Mr. Rosa, The Clerk was authorized to advertise
for bids for the construction of the Impm roveent provided for
by 'improvement Resolution number 559 For the construction of
cement curbs and gutters and cement sidewalks on both sides of
South 21st street, from }Lain Street to South B Street.
Bids were now received and opened for the construction of the
Improvement provided for by Improvement Resolution number 42,
(The constructicn of a cement road way in the alley running
North and South between South 1Rth and 19th streets, from the
first alley running Last and West South of Main str^=t, to
South A Street) Which bids were as follows,
Daniel Go G. Burkhardt, Bid 2.85 per lineal foot.
Charles E. Henshaw Bid lb per square foot.
Henry Nolte Bid $2.40 per lineal foot.
On Motion of Mr. Davenport, the contract for this work was
awarded to Charles E. Henshaw, All the Board voting in favor
Of same.
Bids were now received for the construction of the improvement
provided for by Improvement Resolutt6n number 51, (The construc-
tion of a cement roadway in the first alley south of Main Street
running East and West from Scutb lAth street East to the aWhich
lley
running North and South between S 18th and 1pQ
th str. ts)
bids were as follows, to -wit: -
henry Nolte Bid t.1.60 per lineal foot.
Daniel G. Burkhardt Bid 1.30 per lineal foot.
Charles Le Henshaw Bid 15� per square foot.
On Motion of Mr, Davenport the contract for the work per lfso-
lution number 51, was awarded to Charles E. Henshaw. All the
members of the Board concurring.