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MINUTE BOOK N . 24 CITY OF OXFORD
The above and foregoing resolution having been introduced in writing by
the Clerk Clerk of said Board, was read and considered section by section and
then as a whole, and on motion of Alderman Pettis, seconded by Alderman Hanna-
ford it was adopted section by section, and then as a whole, and the vote on
the final passage thereofwas as follows:
ALDERMAN BILL A. HANNAFORD,.YEA
ALDERMAN J. P. McLAURTN, JR YEA
ALDERMAN BEN PETTIS YEA
ALDERMAN J. C. GOOLSBY YEA
ALDERMAN JAMES N. KING YFA
On motion duly made, seconded and passed unanimously, it was ordered that
the Mayor and Clerk of this Board be authorized and directed to advertise for
bids on 1969 or 1970 model two-ton truck for the Sanitation Department.
Pursuant to an advertisement which was authorized at the regular meeting
of September 2, 1969 and which was published in The Oxford Eagle, the local
weekly newspaper in the City of Oxford, bids were received on the purchase
of the City Apartment Buildings No. 1 and No. 3 located on South 18th Street.
After the bids were opened and read, motion was made by Alderman McLaurin,
seconded by Alderman Hannaford and passed unanimously to accept the bid of
Elisha "little Boy" Pegues for City Apartment Building No. 1. in the amount of
$203.00; and City Apartment Building No. 3 in the amount of $127.00.
There came on for consideration the matter of a public hearing for ob-
jections to street improvements and special assessments on Ole Miss Drive,
Cherokee Drive, and Jackson Avenue Extended. The resolution giving notice
for objections was published in the Oxford Eagle on August 28, September 4,
and 11, 1969, settingthe time for the hearing at 7:30 o'clock P. M. on Sept-
ember 16, 1969.
Protests were filed by Mrs. Virginia Burns and Mr. Ray Poole against the
improvements on Ole Miss Drive and by Mr. Mike Trister and Mr. David Mason
against the improvements and assessments for Cherokee Drive.
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