The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-13
SAY CONTRACTORS
DAMAGE PAVING
WARNING GIVEN OF IMPENDING
ARREST If BUILDING MATER
IAL PLACED ON STREETS.

commission last night II was made
plain that every contractor who places
brick sand, gravel, broken rock lumber
or other material on the street paving,
or mixes mortar or cement thereon,
will be prosecuted. The mayor called
attention to the present state of af
fairs and TO places where the pavement
is being ruined City Attorney Bass
said much of the newly laid pavement
is yet green" and the placing on it
Of substances such as referred to keeps
is from drying out and that the con.
tinued moisture destroys it, He said
they demanded from all contractors lay
ing pavement a maintenance bond, and
it is very questionable il any recovery
could be had on these bonds if the city
continues to allow this injury to the
pavement. The mayor said men hauling
brick cause much damage by overload
ing their wagons and allowing the
brick to drop on the pavement. Com,
missioner Fraley said it was up to the
chief of police to enforce the ordinance
The chief said he had notified the con
tractors but that they paid no attention
TO it and all there was to do was to
arrest them. It was decided that the
publication Of the report of this dis
cussion should be the last word to all
contractors and that arrests will begin
at once.
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New DraymenS ordinance.
A new ordinance was passed relating |
to draymen making reports not less
than once each week to the city clerk |
of all household goods and baggage OF
all description giving the date taken |
and in case OF the removal within the
city to give house numbers in all cases.
A penalty OF a fine of not less than 80 |
nor more than SI9 Is provided Tor VIOLA |
ton OF the ordinance
a personal maintenance bond was ac'
cepted' temporarily from the Ardmore
Construction Company in paving dis
trict NO. 3S ana the sum OF $4'96.2S,
being 80 per cent OF the contract, al
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