Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-16

the lowest responsible bidder, If not in
excess of the expenditure hereinafter
authorized, unless the Com mission shall
Tor good and sufficient reasons reject all
the bids, In which case,they shall imme-
dlately re-advertise as before and open
bids as above directed. The Commission
shall require from the person or persons
or drm, to whom is let the con ract
for seid bridge. a bond in such sum as
they shall deem necessary, and not to
be less than five thousand dollars, with
two sufficient sureties, conditioned for
the faithful performance of the contract
The amount to be expended for the con-
struction OF said bridge is limited here
by to the sum of seven thousand five
hundred dollars, and no contract shall
be let for the construction thereof for
| greater amount.
| SEC. ! J.. For plans and specifications
| for said proposed bridge, the Commits
sion may expend n sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars, and for advertising
under Sections and 10 hereof, they are
authorized to expend sum 1t to ex-
coed one hundred dollars in all.
SEC. u. Said Commissioners shall
appoint one of their number, or some
other competent person. as auperintend.
I'll.
whose compensation shall be fixed bv
the Board, and shall not exceed two
hundred dollars per month and he shall
be paid only for the time that he is
actually engaged In the duties of his
position as superintendent, and his
compensation shall in no event exceed
the sum OF one thousand dollars for all
services rendered az such superintendent.
SEC IL. AS compensation for his
servlces,each Commissioner shall receive
the sum of five dollars for each day
actually engaged In the duties of his
office, not TO exceed fifty DAYS in all.
and the further sum of ten cents per
mile for each mile necessarily Travelled
as such Commissioner, to be paid as
hereinafter set forth.
SEC IA. On letting contracts under
the provisions OF this act the time for
The completion of the work contracted
for shall in no case be extended beyond
the first day of September, 1891.
SEC. 10. All money authorized to be
expended under the provisions of this
act. shall be paid ont Of the fund here
matter provided for by the Territorial
Treasurer, upon the orders of the Presi-
dent OF the said Comnission. counter
signed by the Secretary thereof.
SEC. IL. No moneys shall be paid out
on orders issued by the said Commission
upon the Treasurer, upon any contract
made by the Commission until the said
contract has been finished and accepted
by the Commission.
SEC. 7.-Authorises the issue of fifty
thousand dollars of Territorial bonds,
bearing ak per cent. interest.
SEC. lS.-Defines the duties of the
treasurer in regard to said bonds, etc.
SEC. l9.-frovldes for the payment of
interest on, and redemption of, said
bonds.
SECS. 90, 81 and 22.-Provides for the
redemption of bonds and other matters
of detail
SEC. % The Treasurer shall com.
mence negotiations for the issuance and
sale of the bonds herein provided for.
Immediately upon the approval of this
act by the Congress of the United States.
SEC. "a The road herein provided for
and the bridges on the line of said road
shall at AL times be used by the United
States, or any ofthe residents or citizens
thereof. tree OF charge or toll of anv kind.
SEC -, Upon The completion of said
road ana the acceptance thereof by the
Legislative Assembly, the Commission
herein created shall no longer exist.
SEC. 20. After the completion and
acceptance of said road, the Boards of
County Commissioners of the respective
counties wherein the same is situated,
shall cause the portions thereof within
their respective counties to be repaired
and maintained AZ are other public roads
within their respective counties Pro-
rfded, hotceoer. that nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed as waving any
right the Territory may have in or to
said road, or any right to legislate in the
future az to said road
SEC. p. This act shall be in force
and take effect from and after its passage
and it's ratification and approval by the
Congress of the United States.
Approved February 5. 1889.