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Town Council Proceedings

Commissioners met on Wednesday
evening in regular session.
Present Mayor Orem and Com
missioners Brohawn, Jackson, Gator
and ST. Clair.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved:
Ogle Booze, wood shed. Willis st.
Sylvester Stewart garage, POP
ChoptanE Ave.
Cambridge Auto Co, garage. rear
Race ST.
The following We're up for first
readinE
Milford Nathan, addition to gar
age, rear High Street.
Davis & Hall, addition TO factory.
Green Street.
Fannie Marshall wood shed,
Academy street.
Permission was given to Bethel A.
nival for days on Pine street be-
tween Cedar and Wells streets.
The application of Fred Stephens
to enlarge his barn on Henry street,
was held up for further considera-
ton, there being a petition against
same filed with the Board.
Motion made seconded and carried
that Clerk instruct all plumbers in
Cambridge not to tap any sewer
without first obtaining a permit and
any violatOrS in the future will be
prosecuted.
Upon investigation it was found
that Mr.. M. Warren Hooper who was
notified to tap the sewer on GlaS-
gov street has the permits to tap.
but cannot get enough fall in the
present sewer.
Proceedings of the Commissioners
of Cambridge, in regular meeting as
sembled July 26th, 1922 with refer
ence to the sale of July the LIST, 1922
Permanent Public Improvement
Loan Bonds.
At 8.55 P. M. the published ad-
vertisement of the sale of the Bonds
as follows, was read aloud by the
Clerk to the Board
City of Cambridge Bonds for
sale:
Sale of City of Cambridge, Dor
chester County, Maryland 1922 Per-
Bonds, 100000, 40 bonds $500 each.
AT P. M. the following sealed
bids had been filed, in accordance
with the provisions of the above ad-
vertisement, to wit:
% National Bank of Cam
bridge and the Peoples Loan-Say-
ings and Deposit Bank of Cambridge,
the sum of Twenty Thousand,
Thirty seven Dollars and Fifty
cents, (s20,037.50O for the entire
issue of the bonds on delivery.
CD J. S. Wilson, Jr. & Co., of
Baltimore, Maryland, the sum OF
Ninety-seven Dollars and Sixty-six
and seven-tenths cents ($97.667)
for each one hundred dollars ($10O)
and accured interest or the sum of
Nineteen Thousand, Five Hundred
and Thirty-Three Dollars and Forty
cents ($19, 533.40) and accrued in
terest. for the entire issue of the
bonds
go Mackubin, Goodrich and Co,
of Baltimore, Maryland the sum of
Ninety-seven Dollars and Sixty
cents (S97.60) for each one hundred
dollars ($10O) and accrued interest,
or the sum of Nineteen Thousand.
Five Hundred and Twenty Dollars
($19, $500 and accrued interest, for
the entire issue of the bonds.
The said three bids were all that
were filed with the Board, and at 81
O'Clock P. M. all of the said bids!
were opened, read and considered by|
the Board, and upon consideration Of
all of the said bids. it is hereby:
Resolved, that the bid of the Ma
tional Bank of Cambridge and thel
Peoples Loan, Savings and Deposit
Bank of Cambridge, being the high
est bid offered for the said bonds bel
and the same is hereby accepted byI
the Board, and the entire issue of
Twenty Thousand Dollars $3.50, 5000
1922 July LIST Permanent Public I'M |
provement Loan Bonds are hereby |
awarded an dsold to the said Banks |
at and for the amount of their bid, |
to wit: Twenty Thousand, Thirty
Seven Dollars and Fifty cents, $50
o97.50) on delivery of the bonds to
them.
And it is further resolved by the /
Board that tn esaid bonds as print |
ed by Young and Selden of the City
of Baltimore, in substantial accord |
ance with the resolution passed byI
this board on June 14th, 1922 with
certain notifications.
And it is further resolved that the
Mayor and the Clerk to this Board |
respectively be, and they are hereby
authorized and directed
to execute signature certificate as
to the full legality OF the said bonds. |
Meeting adjourned
c. l.. DAHL, Clerk.