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11 Supplies and The clerk brought up the matter of equipping the Village Hall fixtures Por with supplies and fixtures, such as name plates and mirrors Village Ha11 for toilets, towel racks, soap dispensers, a hat and coat rack, eto. Shavor moved that the purchase of such supplies and fix- tures be referred to the Fire Protection committee. Seconded by Stewart and carried. Fire Chief to In conneotion with letting the Village H411 out to various keep Village groups, Lindig moved that the Fira Chief be authorized to Hall date book. keep a date book with datings, subject to approval by the Mayor. Seconded by Henry and motion carried. 100 Lyon metal The clerk then reported as to unsatisfactory results in adver- folding chairs tieing for up to 100 used metal folding chairs. Said he then ordered. contacted the State purchasing department and others purchasing new chairs in large lots, to get their ideas as to sources of supply and on particular makes of chairs that have given long- time service. Sample metal folding ohairs or descriptive literature on them were then examined by the council, and the following offers considered: Auel Equipment Co., 100 #1503 Lyon all-metal folding ch airs, $2.95 each, delivered. McClai~i & Hedman Co., 100 181 Norcor folding chairs, $2.85 sac h, delivered. Montgomery Ward Co.., metal folding chair, 100 delivered at X2.85 each. Farnham Stationery 8c School Supply Co., "Ionia" folding chairs, 50 or more, ~3.3b each. Curtis 1,000, "Sampson" 1600 tubular plain metal folding chair, 100 ~ X4.20 each, delivered. Lindig~moved, seconded by Rekstad, that the Village purchase 100 Lyon metal folding chairs from the Auel Equipment Company for X2.95 each, delivered to the Village Ha11, as per sample Lyon chair shown and demonstrated at the meeting - the duel Equipment Company's offer being the lowest responsible offer on this particular chair. 12 ft. lane John O'Keefe, x.743 N. Albert, referred to a 12-foot lane between Albert between Albert and Holton, used by pedestrians to go from de Holton. one street to another, and asked if he could close it off with ornamental posts or gates. Attorney Graham advised Mr. O'Keefe that the way to handle the matter is to present a petition to the council who will then set a date for a hearing on it. 1 1 Sheriff Gibbons Sheriff Gibbons was then introduced to members of the c wncil and Public Safety and to members of the public safety committee who were Committee. ~ present. The sheriff said that prior to incprporation of the Village it was difficult for his office to contact and work with the community, due to lack of a central organization. Stated that regardless of our now being an ineprporated village, that the sheriff will provide us with the same kind of policing as furnished previously. But realized in order to give the service desired that it would require having one cari 24 hours a day in each of the townships and 14 additional deputies. Said the service we are getting now consists of one cart west and one cars[ east oP Rice street. On traffic problems in the Village, Gibbons said the County Surveyor ~ig~h~A be con- sulted. The sheriff also said that he would appreciate meeting