Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-04-15
COMMON COUNCIL

ninger and Kennedy in attendance.
The rlinutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The financial statement Of the city
treasurer for March, 1905, certified as
examined and found correct by the city
clerk acting as comptroller, was pre-
scented and ordered filed.
! Several bills were presented, read and
referred to the finance committee.
The officers performing duties Of board
Of public works submitted IL report, as
follows;
To the Common Council of the City of
| Wauwatosa: The undersigned officers
performing duties of board OF public
works respectively report that the Wor-
den Allen company have submitted
/ proposition to deduct the sum of twenty
/ five dollars from the contract price of
/ the bridge crossing the Menomonee river
/ at Sixty-first street, in the city of Wau-
/ watosa, on account of slight disreoan-
| cies in the work varying slightly from
/ the contract therefor, and have further
submitted their agreement to replace
/ three verticas in said bridge; we further
report that said changes have been made
and completed as agreed by Worden Al
len company and that we hereby recon-
menu LllbI IHe Sdll UIluEt bG dtNS PtNu
and Worden Allen company paid Their
contract price less the sum of twenty
| FIVE dollars.
We submit herewith a resolution which
is recommended for adoption.
Dated this 18th day Of April, 1905.
The accompanying resolution was
adopted on roll call.
The board of public works submitted
the following report:
To the Common Council of the City of
Wauwatosa: The officers performing
duties of board of public works III and
for the city of Wauwatosa beg leave TO
report that pursuant to the ohcial no
tice therefor bids were received by the
undersigned Mt the office of the city clerk
until 1870 o'clock p. m. April 10. 1900,
for furnishing ali necessary material Tor
doing the mason work, cut stone work,
carpenter work, lathing and plasterlng,
cement work, structural iron work, cleo
trio work, sheet metal work, composition
roof work, heating and ventilating, paint
ing and glazing, plumbing and gas fit
ting for Il new high school building on
the northwest corner of WauwatOsa ave-
nue. and West Milwaukee avenue, in the
city of Wauwatosa.
We further submit herewith n tabulat-
ed statement Of such bids prepared by
~
meeting of the undersigned officers at the
time said bids were opened, together
with a resolution which is recommended
for adoption.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1905.
The resolution accompanying said re-
port was as follows:
Whereas the officers performing duties !
of board of public works in and for the
city of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, have
submitted Il report showing the opening !
of bids and proposals for furnishing ma
terial and construction work for high /
school to be erected at the corner of
Wauwatosa and West Milwaukee ave-
nues, in the city of Wauwatosa, Wiseon- |
sin, and have submitted a detailed state
ment of each bid and proposal received, |
which is as follows, to-wit:
Excavation, Mason Work and Material /
-RieSen x Wilke, $4,000; August Med !
ling, $1,000; Richard Hoeppner, $3.50; /
4: G. Taddey, $75o5; Ed SteigerwaId, I
Material and Cut Stone-Edson &
Tingey $3.50.
Material and Carpenter Work-Buch- |
mann Bros, SOFIA; G. \. kleppe, S107G; |
VIM. +. johnson, $G7l9; f. II. Sporled-
err $3.50.
J. Fox, $l497; A. l. Smith, 1919.
Material and Cement Work-A Mon I
sted x Co, sos; City Construction Co..
Sl9S; Milwaukee Sidewalk Co. S213 "A
Broadway Roofing 4 Concrete Co., S212.
Material and Composition Roof Work
a. Monsted X Co., S296; Winding & Gezel-
schap, S3l5; l.. Coorsen, Jr., mo check,
500; broadway Roofing X Concrete
Material and Structural Iron Work
Modern Steel Structural CO., S1517;
Uackendahl X Schmidt Co.. $154S;
Worden Allen Co, $13SS; American
Bridge Co, S1414.
Material and Sheet Metal-Jos. L. Cox,
SLIGO; VIM. Hammann $500.
Electrical Work and Material-A. Il.
Schmidt, $19S; Albert Smith, $40;
keelyn Electric Co., $244; A. /. Smith
Co. $40.
Material. Lathing and Plastering-
VIM. Gregory, S1474.
Painting and Glazing-P. Oscar Olsen
ono check, $l0I3; Il. Il. Fisher. 5000.
Material aud Work for Heating and
Nentilating-Lcwis x Kitchen. S349O;
Miller Company, $3040; Geo. A Brown
x Co., S2ISI; Sohus Heating Co., $685.;
i)owney X kruSe Co. mo check, $2974;
\: j. l.mdemann X Hoyerson Co.. S25SS;
" cgner Bros, S26l5; w. A. Bowers
Heating Co, $2337; c. ]. Fox, $500;
Bailey Heating Co, $2977.
And 1t appearing that Riesen x WiIke
are the lowest bidders for excavation.
mason mason work and material at the sum of
$4,000: ~
That Edison * Tingley are the lowest
bidders for material and cut stone work
That VIM. f. Johnson is the lowest
bidder for material and carpenter work
at the sum of $6719;
That A. |. Smith company is the low
est hldder for material plumbing and
gaStitting at 1915;
That \. MonSted Il Co. and City Con-
Slrncton company have each bid in the
same amount tO-wit the sum of SOS
for material and cement work;
That A. Monsted x Co is the lowest
uluder Tor material aud composition roof .
work in the sum of S296
mat Morden Alien company is the
lowest bidder for material and structural
iron work in the sum of $13SS:
That Joseph l.. Cox is the lowest hid
per for material and sheet metal work in
the sum of SLIGO:
That Albert Smith is the lowest bidder
lor elec5Ical work and material in the
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