Walz v. Wilson Borough

Reno, P. J.,

31st judicial district, specially presiding, Dec. 15, 1924. — At a meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Township of Wilson, a township of the first class, which has since become the Borough of Wilson, held on March 10, 1919, “the secretary was instructed to advertise for 5000 tons of crushed stone.” At its meeting on March 24, 1919, it appears that “Mr. John Walz submits the following prices on 6000 tons of crushed stone: $1.25 per 2000 pounds f. o. b. Parmersville, Pa.; $2.20 per 2000 pounds delivered on the township streets; action was suspended on account of there being…