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City Hall, City of Lodi
L'onaay, November 17-1924
This regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
City of Loci ;vas called to order by the President at 8 o'clock
P.�t, on the above date, Trustees Hale, Vettler, Roach, Shattuck
and Spooner present.
The minutes of the regular meeting of November 3rd
were read, approved as read and so endorsed by the President.
The first order of business was the opening of bids
for fire hose under the call of November.4th, proposals rec-
eived were from:—
United States Rubber Company, Eureka Fire Hose Dept.
A' nuf during
American RuRer/�ompany
New York Belting and Packing Company
Stockton Hardware &: lmplement Company
After proper canvass of bids received, the Board
declared the bid of America: n Rubber Kanufacturing Company to
be the lowest and best bid received and aaiarded the contract
for furnishing 1000 feet "Crackerjack" 2+ inch hose at $1,30
and 600 feet of the same brand in the Ij inch diameter at
90¢ per foot to that company by the passage of Resolution of
Award No, 467 by the following vote:-
AYES:
ote:-
AYES: Trustees, Shattuck,Roach,Mettler,Hale and
Spooner.
NOES: Trustees, None. ABSENT: Trustees, None,
In the matter of the further investigation of char-
ges made that officers or officials of the City had been Pres-
ent in a gambling place in the City under prcceedings instit-
uted September 25th.,1924, John L. Graham voluntarily appeared
and in answer to direct question put him by President Spooner
stated that he had no knowledge of the presence of officers of
the City in any gambling den and also that he had never made
such a statement to C.C.Liter, Yr Graham also stated,in answer
to question, that Vr C.C.Liter had never asked him to appear
before the Board,as the latter had promised,nor had he had
conversation with Liter since October 20th, the date on which
J1r Liter had vouchsafed the information that he, Grahar_:, had
told him that officers were present during a gambling gamq.