Page 382.
Approved bille ordered paid.
Motion to adjourn,
Adjournment,
On motion of Dr. dark, seconded by Mr. Lloyd, ul 1 bills, this duy approved by the Auditing Committee, wore ordered paid.
On motion, duly seconded, the Commission adjourned. ADJOURH3D.
Attest :s^~
Chairman.
Aoting-Secre tary
Baltimore, Lid., February 1st, 191<2,
Seventy-seventh Meeting.
Present.
Approval of IJinutee.
Recommendation of Committee on settlement of claim of Luten
Bridge Company.
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Repairs to Severn River Bridge,
The regular semi-monthly meeting  of the  State  Roads  Con-mission was hold at  its  offices  in the Union Trust Building,  Baltimore,  Maryland,   this   Thursday,  February  1st,   rJL'3,   at  10:^0 A.  IJ.
Present:     Chairman  Tucker,   Dr.   Jterr.con,   Dr.   Clark,   ."ect.'rc. Shoemker,  Hut ton and  Lloyd.
Tho minutes  of  the  neetings  of the  Cormirfiion held  January 2nd,   8th and  25th,  wore,   on notion  of Dr.  Ronsen,   seconded by I.ir. Snoenaker,   approved.
The  Committee appointed at the previous mooting  of  the Board to  adjust  the claim of  the Luten Bridge  Company for damages  on account  of delay and  flood caused by the  tino  consumed  in relocating gas mains  so  that  the  piers  of the  bridge  could be   constructed,   recommended  that  the Luten Bridge  Conpany be paid  the  sum of $1264.   for ceraent,   $421.95 for Lunbor,  and $854.19  for  labor,   making a  total of $2540.14,   and stated that  the Luten Bridge Company was willing to accept  this  amount  in  full settlement  of their claim.     On notion of Hr.   Shoonakor,   seconded by ~ir.  Lloyd,   the Committee's rocont-.cndation was approved.
Counsel  to  the  Board reported  that ho  h'd conferred with the County Atithorities  of Anne Arundel County us   to the  bridge  over the Severn Hiver,     and suggested that  the necessary repairs be raade  to this bridge so  as to make  it safe  for travel.    On notion of Dr.  Herisen, seconded by JJr.   Shoemaker,   the Chief Engineer was  instructed  to make such repairs as  in his  judgment nay be necessary.