Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-15
DISCUSSED HAVING
MINUTES PRINTED.
Three Of the Water Board Commits
siOnGrs Want the Proceeding Pub
IIshed in Newspapers of the City.
OTHER MATTERS TAKEN UP.

30-inch, s1.76 a foot; 450 feet of
10-inch, 81 cents; 500 feet of S-inch., :,
30 cents foot; 60 cents cubic yard
! for excavation; $45 per thousand for
sheathing. and $I17 each for eight
manholes
John Quinlan, South Amboy, bid
500 per foot for 500 feet of 30-incf:
80 cents for $50 feet of 10-inch; go
cents for 500 feet of 8-inch; rs cents
a yard for excavation; $45 per board
foot for sheathing, and sI20 for each
of the eight man holes. His first fig
ure of 800 per foot is taken TO mean
ST.
Patrick Fughan. Is Washington
avenue, Jersey City, 81 "a for coo
feet of 3G-inch; 45 cents for $50 feet
of 10-inch; 40 cents for 500 feet OF
S-inch; so cents cubic yard for exca-
vation; S35 for board sheathing; and
$97 for each of the eight manholes-
Abram Jeillings, New Brunswick,
220 Richmond street, 81. 10 cents for
600 feet of 30-inch; 81 cents for 450
feet of 10-inch; 46 cents for 500 feet
of S-inch; g. cents a cubic yard for
excavation; S35 for sheathing, and
$3.50 for each manhole
S. c. Deidrickson, of this city, 81
for 600 feet of 30-inch; rs cents for
$50 feet of 10-inch 65 cents for SEQ
feet of S-inch; 10 cents a cubic yard
for excavation; s45 for sheafhing,
and Sis each of the eight man holes.
Johan Jensen. of this city, 80 cents
for 500 feet of the 30-inch; 70 cents
for $50 feet of the 10-inch; 60 cents
for 500 feet of the S-inch; rs cents
per cubic yard for excavation; $45
for board sheathing, and $110 each
for the eight man holes.
The Climax. CONSTRUCTION Company, !,
Si0adwaF, New YorE, = 20 cents loI
600 feet of the 30-inch: rs cents FOR
$50 feet of the 10-inch; 20 cents for
500 feet of the S-inch; so cents Gu
bic yard for excavation; $50 for
sheathing and 5000 for each of the
eight manholes.
Deidrickson, of this city, was low
and he was awarded the contract
His bid will amount TO about 5000
for this work.
For Building Intake.
The following bids were received
for the building of the intake at Rum
yon: Patrick Fugham, 1915 per
$50 feet for the 30-inch pipe, and
500 fC ae man hole
Chr Deidrickson, 81 for $50 feet
OF the 30-inch and 500 for the man
hole
The Climax Construction Company.
s97 per $50 feet for the 3O-inch, and
$40 for the man hole, with cover.
Deidriekson was low and received
this contract also.
At a recent meeting of the board
but one bid was received for the
ground storage system. 1t was from
John Quinlan, of South Amboy. and
was in the neighborhood of $4,000
for all OF the work. Johann Jensen,
one of the former commissioners, re-
duced Quinlans bid by $1,000.
The board talked over at some
length the idea of having either the
superintendent or the assistant superb
intendent inspect the work of laying
the pipe for the ground storage sy5-
TEN. This is a different task and will
take an expert in that line to see thai
1t is properly attended to.
The committee appointed to draw
up a set of resolutions on the death
of the late Mayor H. NJ. Brace, re-
ported that they had completed the
task. The resolutions were received
and after a careful examination it
was agreed to have the first cover
embossed with the name of the late
mayor and the date of his death.
Before the board adjourned the
matter of building the house for the
employe at South Amboy was again
taken up and some one suggested
that it would be only right to offer
t.sa employe half of the ice house
which was now vacant. The matt e
was then droDDed