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MINUTE BOOK No. 24, CITY OF OXFORD
On item 9-21, the low hid of Aloe, Division of Brunswick in the amount of
Y;0.00 was not accepted because the item bid apparently did not meet snerifications.
Therefore, the bid of McNees Medical Supply Company in the amount of
$78,72 was adjudged to he the best bid.
No bids were received on tie following items: S-44, (cabinet, threedrawer),
S-45 (board, ironing), and S-4() (iron, electric steam), and therefore
such items may he purchased on the open market without further advertisement,
in accordance with Section 9027, Mississippi Code of 1 q42. as amended, and
authority is hereby so granted, subject only to final approval by the United
States Public Health Service and the Mississippi Commission on Hospital Care.
The Mayor and Clerk of this Board he and they are hereby authorized to
execute and deliver such instruments as may be required in connection with
these awards.
Pursuant to an advertisement in the Oxford ragle for bids on the purchase
cf the City of Oxford's interest in Bramlett gardens lots 21, 22 and fraction
lot 21 to he opened on June 17, lor, ° al 11:o0 a. m., the following bids were
received:
Paul L. Parker:
Lot 21
Lot 99 525.on
T.ot 99
TOTAL ,17,o.no
7'!ichael T.. Bridge:
Lots 21, 22 and fraction lot 21 - with the following
conditions:
1. The City of Oxford invest itself of all interest
in said property.
9. That the 7ity of Oxford install an adequate sized drainage
pipe under McLaurin Drive capable of carrying the run-off
of water that flows through the subject property, and that
such drainage pipe be installed within a one year period
of the date of this bid.
After the bids were opened and read, according to law, a motion was made
by Alderman Hannaford, seconded by Alderman Sisk and passed unanimously to
continue all bids for further' consideration.
On motion duly made, seconded and passed unanimously, it was ordered that
this Poard do now recess until June 2 1 1, 1 (1 6° at 7:1 0 n, m.