Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-01-03
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Bids Opened And Contracts Are
Awarded BY The Board.

The Board met Tuesday. Present
Messrs. Ridout, Beard, Cook, Lyles,
Smith, Shipley and WaySon.
In accordance with advertisements
authorized on December 10 and 26
sealed bids foi hauling and spreading
shells were opened and contracts
awarded as follows: 1900 bushels
ON roads from College creek to Severn
river bridge, H. E. Feldmeyer, 92Is
per 100 bushels; Arthur Heymond, 95
per 100 bushels; A. W. Brown, 81. 20
Richard Duvall, 50; Theodore Corner,
81. so; Tho mas s. Dove, 81 %. The
contract was awarded to Richard
Duvall. 5000 bushels on Eastport-
III. f. Feldmeyer. SO per 100 bushels;
Arthur Heymond, 81. %; A. W.
Brown, 81. 20; Theodore Corner, 81. 10 /;
Thomas S. Dove. 81 %. The contract
was awarded TO II. e. Feldmeyer.
5. 900 bushels on road from Annapolis
to Three Mile Oak-H. Il. Feldmeyer,
81. so per 100 bushels; A. W. Brown,
81. 30; Theodore Corner, s. 90; Thomas
S. Dove, $3.50 The contract was
awarded TO A. W. Brown. 2. 900
bushels from Three mile Oak to end
of shell road-H. E. Feldmeyer, 81. so
per 100 bushels; A. W. Brown, 50. so /;
Thomas S. Dove. SO. so. The contract
was awarded to II. L. Feldmeyer.
Sealed proposals are invited to be
opened Tuesday, January %, 1905, at
II a. ~. to haul and spread shells as
follows: Five car leads of shells be-
ginning at Sedwick T. Humphreys
switch going south shells to be landed
at Welham's Station, A. & b. S. L..
railroad in the Fifth district Five
car loads of shells to begin at the new
cut road going north fer repair work I;
shells TO be landed at Cromwell Is
switch. A. W. q b. S. L. railroad in
the Fifth district. Five car loads of
shells to begin at the new cut road GO
ing north for repair work shells to
be landed at Cromwell's switch, A..
a. b. s. Il. railroad in the Fifth dis
tsrict. Ten Car loads to repair road
from Harman's Station to Charles r.
Pumphrey's farm; shells to be landed
at Harman's in the Fifth district.
Twenty car loads of shells from Chas.
r. Humphreys farm to @. V. Smith &
farm shells TO be landed at Shipley 5
in the Fifth district. Zen car loads of
shells on the road leading from w. A.
Moffat's store to the telegraph road
near ID. w Turner shells to be land
ed at Shipley's Station, b. & A. S.
l.. railroad in the Fifth district.
The following orders were passed
That the Sheriff be directed TO get
two physicians to pass on the sanity
of Robert Abrams, prisoner now in
jail, and if they shall determine that
he is fit subject for lunatic asylum
that upon such report the clerk of this
Board is then directed to communicate
with the authorities of Montevue
Hospital and upon their agreeing to
receive the said Robert Abrams that
then the said Sheriff shall convey the
said to said hospital.
That the clerk be directed to issue
certificate of $500 TO George A. Gull
yer. cashier of the Farmers National
Bank for interest on Severn Run Re-
pair bonds Series A, b, @ and ID.
That the resignation of w. w. Jepp
as constable in tire Fourth district. to
take effect at once, be accepted and
the clerk is directed to notify the said
w. w. Jepp that il he his badge in
evidence of its authority that he will
be prosecuted to according to law.
That the treasurer receive from the
Portland Preserving and Canning
Company the taxes on property for
merly owned by George p. Wiley, less
an assessment of 81, $40. 90. This
amount not to be allowed as an insol.
vency until an investigation is made
by council of the Board as to the ar
ticies for which an insolvency is
asked; fruther that the property on
which the taxes are paid by the Port
land Preserving and Canning Company
be transferred Ito said company and
the other articles remain ON the assess
ment books in the name of George p.
Wiley until the result of the afore-
said investigation is known.
An insolvency amounting to $72 was
granted TO Mrs Rachel N. Armiger.