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190 1 o. The matter wa left with the Clerk to place the order and take the matter up with the Appropriation Committee to secure their ap-roval inasmuch as at a later datu the Police Dept. and Fire Dept. will have to ask for additional money. The Board ' considered this an emergency. Title to It was voted to authorize the Town Counsel Marshall to examine the title of the property which the Town property. voted to purchase from Lillian G.& Lois M. Marshall adjacent to the Cary Memorial Library. Mr. T. A.Custance was instructed lo secure bids on the removal of the buildinxs on the Marshall property. The following bids were received far the re- Bids. modelling of the buildings of the Public Works Dept: Bids. Name Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4 Itom 5 Total P.C.Tibbetts 325 2393 673 880 1980 6200 J,:P.Da11ey 200 1700 350 Gorman. 5415 A.Ross & Son 5550 Walter Blabk 278 1221 360 352 1637 3848 The bid was awarded to Walter Black. At 8 P.M. hearing was declared open on the ' Ross Tire & application of Ross Tire & Battery Co. for permission Battery Co. to install an additionAl 1,000 gallon gasoline tank at the premises at 3 Depot Square, for special gasoline. No persons appeared at the hearing, and it was voted to grant the petition. Letter was received from Raymond L. Nickerson, 43 Forest Street, in which he called attention to the Fence be- condition of the fence between his property and the tween Nicker -Hancock School prises, and asked that something be son property done to remedy the situation. & Hancock The matter was referred to the Supt.of Public School. Works and also to the Town Engin e r to look up the dedds to see whether or not the Town agreed to take care of the fence. The Town Engineer called attention to the fact that some name should be given to the Old County Old County Road near Allen Street where it is proposed to Road. erect a new school house. He also called attention to the f act that the layout of the street should be changed somewhat to avoid building a retaining wall along the Lima property. Mr. Custance reported that he had spoken to Mr. Howard S. 0. Nichols regarding the matter and ' asked the School Comnittee to look the situation over and send in whatever recommendations they might have regarding the matter.