MINUTE BOOK No. 17, CITY OF OXFORD

MINUTE BOOK No. 17, CITY OF OXFORDAfter considering the bids from the foregoing companies, motion was made andseconded and passed unanir ously and it was ordered that all bids be turned overto Mr. Johnson for tabulation and he be requested to make a report to the Mayorand Board of Aldermen at the next meeting.Pursuant to an advertisenent in The Oxford F agle for bids on a floor polisher tobe opened at the Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Board of A Id ermen on October2, 1956, bids were receivsd from the following:F..d frwinCentral Chemical CompanyThe Color MartMemphis, Tennessee},emphis, TennesseeTupelo, MississippiAfter considering the bids from the foregoing, motion was made by Aldermanflliott that the bid from Yd "rwin be accepted it being the best and lowest bid.This motion was seconded by Alderman Lovelady, passed unanirrously and it is soordered.Then carr:e on again for consideration a request from Mr. l-'iorris and tl;r. Barrettthat the City deed them that part of A dams Street lying between said Mr. Forrisand Fr. Barrett's pro:r:;erty. After consider-ing the IEatter, Alderman Hickmann:ade a motion that the City deed the South half ()f tr:at part of Adams Street toMr. V:orris and the North half of that rart of Adams Street to Vcr. Barrett,:r:;rovided they assume the front foot assessrrent in full. He further moved thatUe Mayor and th() City Clerk be authorized to sign the deed for the City to saidproperty. This motion was s ,='conded by Alderrran flliott and all aldermen presentvoted Yfa.On :tl oti on duly made and s 8C anded and rass ed unanimously, it was ordered that this Board.:do now recess until Thursday, October 4, 1956 at 7 :00 0' clock P. M.. ,I