4 - City of Oxford

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MINUTE BOOK No. 24, CITY OF OXFORD
by Alderman Sisk it was adopted section by section, and then as a whole, and
the vote of the Aldermen of passage thereof was as follows:
ALDERMAN BILL A. HANNAFORD YEA
ALDERMAN J. P. McLAURIN, JR YEA
ALDERMAN LINDER OWENS YEA
ALDERMAN HARRY S. SISK YEA
ALDERMAN JAMES N. KING YEA
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Pursuant to an advertisement in the Oxford Eagle for bids on two-ton truck
with dump type body for Sanitation Department, to be opened at the regular meet
ing of February 4, 1969, bids were received from the following firms:
F. W. Belk & Son Motor Company
Oxford, Mississippi
Rebel Chevrolet Company
Oxford, Mississippi
$4,699. 7 7
..$ 4, 9 9 5.2 6
After the bids were opened and read, motion was made by Alderman Owens,
seconded by Alderman Sisk and passed unanimously, to accept the bid of F. W.
Belk & Son Motor Company it being the lowest and best bid.
A RESOLUTION MAKING FINAL A RESOLUTION OF
INTENTION PASSED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF
JANUARY 7, 1969, OF THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF
ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI
TO ACCEPT BIDS ON 2400 L. F. CAST IRON SEWER
PIPE.
At the January 7, 1969 regular meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
of Oxford, Mississippi it was resolved by said Mayor and Board that it was the
intention of said Mayor and Board of Aldermen to take bids on 2400 L. F. Cast
Iron Sewer Pipe and that the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Oxford
would take final action on said resolution at 7:30 p. m. February 4, 1969 in
the office of the Mayor of the said City.
Said resolution adopted at the January 7, 1969 meeting as aforesaid, havin
remained on file on the minutes of said Mayor and Board of Aldermen for more
than two weeks for public inspection, and there having been no objections to
or protest against said resolution of the final passage thereof,
BE IT, THEREFORE, finally resolved that the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
of the City of Oxford, Mississippi accept bids on 2400 L. F. Cast Iron Sewer
Pipe according to the plans and specifications on file in the office of the
Mayor of said City.
The above and foregoing resolution having been reduced to writing was read
by the Clerk of said Mayor and Board of Aldermen, was considered section by
section, and then as a whole, and on motion made by Alderman Hannaford seconded
by Alderman Owens it was adopted section by section, and then as a whole, and
the vote of the Aldermen of passage thereof was as follows: