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Permit  granted Aner.Tel.& Tel. Co,   to  lay conduit   syetem along Wash.   & Balto.loulevard
the Washington &'"Baltimore boulevard from the  Southern T,imits of Baltimore  City  to   the Boundary f.ine  of the "nietrict  of Columbia.
On motion  of Mr.   Shoemaker,   seconded "by T>r.  ^eraser,   the said American  Telephone  1 Telegraph Company was  granted permission to   lay  a conduit system along the Washington *- Baltimore "Boulevard ae contained ir; their  application and permit  filed with the State Roads Commie si on.
The motion was adopted.
Spindle Rail authorized on "bridge  over Nanticoke River at y
Senator  E.   ^.  rroslin of Caroline County  appeared "before the  Commission regarding the matter of a rail  for bridge to be built on a Shoemaker Road,   the contract for which was recently awarded,   and  stated that   the  people of Haroline  County were  extremely anxious to have a spindle rail on this bridge at an additional  cost  of $1000.,   half of which amount   they were willing to  raise,   if the  State Roads Commission wouldbear  the expense  of the   remaining half.
Dr.  pern sen moved that the request  of Senator Goslin  to have a spindle rail  instead of solid rail,   as  shown   in  contract, substituted on bridge  over vanticoke River at  ^ederalsburg, at an additional  cost  of not more  than  Five Hundred Collars ($500.00)   to   the  State,   be   granted.
Mr.   Hutton seconded the motion,   which was adopted.
Invantory of Md.   a.   S.presented to   Commitision.
"nr.  Wra.  "R.   Clark,   as  superintendent   of the Maryland Geological & Economic Survey,  presented to the  State Roads Commission a Financial Statement,   as also  an  inventory of tha property  of the  above-named Survey.