Paga     278.
Motion to adjourn.
Adjournment.
c. Krug »« son,   ......................
Lucas "Brothers,
Hirshbarg  Art Company,   ..............
Standard ""Ilictric   "<: ^levator Company,
.*     3.00
(J.60
24.06
47.50
On motion,   duly   seconded and  ac'optad,   the   commission adjourned.
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c-ecratary.
T}altimor3,   >'d.,
2nd,   1911.
Forty-fifth Meeting,
Present.
Minutes read,corrected and approved.
T/arrant on Comptroller of Treasury.
Chairman to ascertain if Oo.   Jomrn'rs of Cecil Co. desire to purchase roller, &c.,  and actual   time  r.ame were ttsed.
Tha Regular  9ami -monthly meeting   of  the   Stats Roads  Commission was h3ld  at   its  offices,   Union Trust "Ruildinr,   ^al timers,   ?-'d., this Thursday,   February  2nd,   1911,   at   10:30  A.  ?f.
:     (Tovjrnor  Crothsrs,   Chairaar  Tucker,   "^r.   Tjamsan, Dr.   ^lark,  LTessrs.   nhoemakor ar.d Hutton.
Th3  minutes  of corr3ct3d and  approved.
rs  of January  5th  and  19th  -.vers  rsad,
Governor  Crothars    movad  that  the   Chairman  be  authorized to draw his  warrant  on  the   Comptroller of  the   Treasury for  the   proceeds of  sals   of  State Road Loan "Bonds,   Series   "T',   amounting  to   $945,311.00. Tha motion was  seconded "by ?rr.  Hutton,   and adopted.
aovernor  brothers moved  that  tha   Chairman aacert&in  if  the County Commits Bionars of  recil County desire  to  purchase  the  roller and crusher heretofore  used by   tharr: on  Contracts  ^040 and  041;     if  so, that  the   Chairman be authorized to  1st  them have   this outfit  at  a price heretofore  agreed upon;     if net,   that  he   ascertain from the Superintendent  of the roads,   the  time  which the   roller and  crusher were actually used,   and  that  the   County be  charged $5.00 per day for roller or  crusher for straight  time   through the v/orkinp;  season without regard to  the   days not   in use.     The motion was seconded by "nr.   Clark, and adopted.
A communication  from the   County  CoirmisBion3rs of  Carroll County was presented to   the Board,   requesting  the  construction of  about Ijt miles of Stats  Aid Road beginning at tha  railway  station  at Middle-burg and  leading  to  the   town  of Ifiddleburg toward Ft.  Union and Uniontown