Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1906
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1904] PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 7 to the public road running east and west north of the cemetery, that it has considered the matter and recommends the passage of the following resolution as the action of this board. Resolved, That as the Attorney General has ruled that a State institution cannot dedicate land for a public highway through State property, it is hereby ordered that the gate at the south end of Burrill avenue be opened temporarily till further ordered by the board, with the understanding that only light travel be allowed on this roadway and that no funeral processions are authorized to traverse the roadway at any time. If to the superintendent of grounds it appears necessary to do so, he may cause signs to be put up on the roadway bearing notices of this purpose to the public. Respectfully submitted, S. A. BULLARD, Chairman of T h e resolution was adopted. T h e Board then took a recess until 2 :oo o'clock p. m. Committee. Afternoon Session, September 2 7 , 1904. In the afternoon the same members were present as in the morning. B I D S ON S T E A M LABORATORY. T h e bids received for the construction of a steam laboratory were as follows: GENERAL CONTRACT. V. Jobst & Sons Deduction if faced brick from local yard are used Frank Jahr Deduction Collins Brothers Deduction MASONRY AND CARPENTRY. $24,675 200 22,516 150 23,298 150 00 00 00 00 00 00 English Brothers Deduction MASONRY. * 20,365 00 120 00 8,875 135 9,250 10,145 150 00 00 00 00 00 John Bennett Deduction Henry Huberty English Brothers Deduction , METAL WORK. Joliet Bridge Company Brown-Ketchum Iron*Works (not including item 89) CARPENTRY. 4,400 00 4,500 0,0 A. W. Stoolman 8,372 00 English Brothers 10,120 00 It was voted to accept the bids of J o h n Bennet on masonry work, the Joliet Bridge Company on metal work, and A. W . Stoolman o n carpentry work.
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