Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1937 — Page 28

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CITY ASKS SUIT | AGAINST SEWER | BE DISSOLVED!

Hearing on Warfleigh Work To Be Resumed Today.

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{ | { Hearing on the City's petition to dissolve a suit which would enjoin the City from beginning construc- | tion work on the Warfieigh main Sewer was to be resumed today before Circuit Judge Earl R. Cox. The petition to dissolve was filed by the City Attorney's office vestarday after Judge Cox granted an order Monday temporarily restraining City Engineer Henry B. Stesg from starting work on the $145.000 job, and City Controller Walter Boetcher from selling bonds for financing the project. The suit asking the restraining! order pending consideration of a permanent injunction charged { Works Board officials with failure! to award the contract for the Warf- | leigh project to the lowest responsible bidder. The contract was awarded to A. Acari on a bid of $145,401. The lowest bidder was the Jefferson Construction Co., with $128,000, accord- | ing to the suit. !

City Officials Testify

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Inspects Brady Arsenal

ToLASS TO OPEN NEXT THURSDAY

Six to Be Employed in City Combustion Department.

J. W. Clinehens, City Combustion Engineer, announced today that the second class in smoke abatement is to begin next Thursday. The class, which is to mclude 13 candidates, is to last for six weeks, he said. These candidates are to be given examinations and the six making highest marks are to receive employment in the department. These men are to take readings of smoke density around industrial

plants. Residential smoke nuisance is to be tested from samples of soot

BR [to be caught in small glass con-

' Times Photo. As the hunt for the Al Brady bank robbing gang turned again

to the Middle West, State Police Detective Meredith Stewart looked

over the guns and ammunition he found in a Baltimore, Md. room after the recent Brady escape. The arsenal contained a sawed-off automatic shotgun, a pearl-

handled revolver, a A rst ala kit and numerous rounds of ammunition.

Through testimony given by three =

City officials yesterday, Attorneys attempted to show Acari was the lowest bidder. William B. Miller, Joseph N. Klain, estate operator, and plaintiff in the restraining order, charged that the financial ability Company was as good as that of | the second lowest bidder; into the statements of the

City

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retired local real §

that A. BF responsible | §

of the Jefferson |

that no | & relative | IE two &

anys was made by the Works (§&

{ before the contract was exeted and that {he Board let the the sole recommendathe City Engineer. ‘ testified that he rechart because of his

fact on tion of Mr teeg mmended ec

stating “tha the sewer job will be the ever undertaken by

arfleigh most difficult the City. Other Witnesses

Others who testified were Louis

Brandt, Works Ernest Frick, board secretary, and Hershall Tebay, deputy city controller. The City the action to prevent from proceeding with the work was taken 16 days after the letting of the contract, too late under a 1917 State act creating the sanitary district. The plaintiffs denied that the retraining order was filed too late. They sald that an action attackmg the validity ® a Works and Sanitation Board ntract could be filed anytime wets ore the work began Hearing on the permanent injunction suit onginally had been Sept. 15.

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Offenders to be Warned

The latter campaign, although planned, has not yet been placed into effect, Mr. Clinehens said. Once the tests have been made, the offenders are warned by the smoke abatement department to eradicate the nuisance. They may either change the type of coal used or the combustion equipment. If they fail, they are liable to a fine under a city ordinance. Mr. Clinehens said he expects to issue 23 additional warnings soon. If he does, this would bring the total number of offenders warned to 48.

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