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of outfit  for Maintenance .Department.
Warrant on Comptroller of Treasury for $6,000.00.
Payment of -alary to Mr.J.C Boxverraan,  resigned.
Reinrtnirseroeirt of £.   '.I. i;jannion for  services as ^cting-^eore-tary.
Chairman authorized to purchase materials  for  oiling roads on Eastern Shore.
Motion to adjourn,
Adjournment.
the completion of this contract.    Mr.   shoemaker seconded the motion, which was adopted.
The  Chairman  submitted a list of articles required "by the Maintenance Department for use on Improved Roads,  as foil owe:-
1 Btmyre Sprinkler #21-450 gallon capacity.  All eteel tank.
4"  Tires  (Platform wagon)
1 Rotary  Tar Pump - Hose fittings,   etc.
1-3 bbl.  Tar Kettle
1 doz.   16" "Baas Brooms and handles
1 doz.   square pointed,   short handle shovels (warren or  Ames)
1/3 doz.   8 to  9  Ib.  picks and handles
Hatchet, axe, saws, wrenches, buckets, etc.
Mr. Hutton moved that the Chairman "he authorized to purchase the foregoing outfit. Governor Crothers seconded the motion, v/hich was adopted.
Governor crothers moved that Chairman Tucker "be authorized to draw his warrant on the Comptroller of the Treasury for the sum of Six Thousand Dollars ($6,000.oo) for expenses of supervision of road work under Chapter 225 of the Acts of 1904, as amended by the Acts of 1910, Chapter 217.  The motion was seconded by Mr. Shoemaker, and adopted.
On motion of Mr. Hutton, seconded "by 1/r. shoemaker, it was agreed that Mr J. ?. Bowerman, who resigned as Secretary to
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the  Commission  on May llth,   1910,   "be paid his  salary for the entire month in lieu  of vacation  due him.
Mr.   Hutton moved that  K.  w. Mannion be reimbursed for services as acting-secretary,   the amount paid to be determined by the difference between the secretary's salary from May llth  to June llth,   1910,   and the amount paid Miss Mccready   (Stenographer). Governor Crothers seconded the motion,  which was adopted.
On motion of Governor Crothers,   seconded by Mr.  Hutton, Chairman Tucker was authorized to purchase the necessary materials for the  oiling of roads on Eastern Shore,   as ordered by the Commission.
Mr.  Hutton moved that the  commission adjourn.    The motion was  duly seconded and adopted.
ADJOURNED.
Chairman.
Secretary.