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~~ i~ Fire hose J. N. Johnson, Inc., (E.R. Best, Pres.) bids con t'd. 500 ft. 22" d.j. coarse weave, loose at the fold, municipal fire hose, coupled with brass rocker lug type couplings, NST, X1.37 per ft. Test pressure, 400 lbs. Hose to be stamped "Quaker Rubber Co. Pometus Brand". Certified check for X20.63 A.R. Williams, representative Fortner Bros. 500 ft. d.j. fire hose, 22'- was and gum treated, heavy bronze couplings, Universal Brand, easy fold. Price, X1.37 per f t. X21.00 in cash to cover 3~ bid. If plain jacket hose, deduct 3¢ per f t. from wax and gum treated price. Eureka Fire Hose (Minnesota Fire Extin uisher Co) J.A.Neumann 500 ft. _2-~-" d, j. your tread Dacron, 600# test, ?1.62 ner ft. 500 ft. 2~-- d. j, n n n 400# test, 1.55 ~ " n 500 ft. 22" Under~rriters R.L.C. 400# test, 1.38 '- -- Certified check for ~b90.00 The B.F. Goodrich Company (Harold F.Lundberg) 500 ft. 2~" d.j. Planet brand, 400 lb. test, $1.60 per ft. 500 ft. 22" d.j. Tidal brand, 400 lb. test, X1.70 Aer ft. Certified. check for X35.00 Minnesota Fire Equipment Co. (Fred E. Hodges) 500 ft. 2~" d.j. Twill brand., 400 lb. test; price $1.51 per ft. 500 ft. 22" d.j. Fabrillon brand, 600 lb. test, X1.66 per ft. Certified check for X41.50 LeCenter Fire and Safety Company (Fred A. Pischel) 500 ft. 2~" d.j., cotton rubber lined, 400 lb. test; X1.29 per ft. Certified check for X19.35 Sales Mgr. Mr. Fred G. Hodges, Sales Manager, Minnesota Fire Equipment, Minn. Fire Equipt. presented samples of his Company's fire hose and described its construction. After discussion, Shavor moved that said bids and hose samples be referred to the Fire Department committee for tabulation and report. Hustrulid seconded and motion carried unanimously. Fire Dept. per Letter of June 15 from Attorney Graham transmitting copy of diem - Atty Gen. an opinion given by the Attorney GenEral, State of Minnesota, opinion under date of June 14, 1954, relating to payment of a reasonable per diem to members of afire department while attending conventions, if those members are receiving a fixed monthly salary from a private employer, was read. Stenzinger moved that the letter be made a matter of record in our files for future reference. Hustrulid seconded and motion carried unanimously.