Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-21
BIDS OPENED FOR
BIG PAWN c JOB
SAN PEDRO STREET TO Be
ASPHALT COATED
Barber Company to Be Awarded Con-
tract-Centra Avenue and
Pieo Street to Follow
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Bids for the paving of San Pedro
street from Fifth to jefferson were
opened yesterday by the board of public
! works and the contract will be awarded
to the Barber Asphalt company as the
lowest bidder This is one of the big
gest Jobs i'm municipal Improvements
the city has attempted for a long time
Two more large paving contracts are tc
follow, one on Central avenue and an
other on Pico street.
Bids received were as follows:
To construct sewer in Macy street
and other streets-Alsop Engineering
and Construction company proposed
$4,000. c.. Ukropino proposed $2993, +. w.
Whittier proposed $500, M. l.. Hostetter
proposed $239S.
To construct a sewer in Burlington
avenue, from Fifth street to Miramar
street-A. p. Pusich proposed $19S0, AL
sop Engineering and Construction COM
pany proposed $2500, c. Ukropino pro-
posed $2S43, F. w. Whittier proposed
1880 and NJ. l.. Hostetter proposed
S169S.
To construct sewer in East Edge
ware road, from Court street to Temple
street-A. p. Pusich proposed $1,000, AL
sop Engineering end Construction COM
pany proposed $500, c. Ukropino pro-
posed $1177, F. w. Whittier proposed
Sl260.
To construct a sewer in Olive street.
from Temple street to Court street.
Alsop Engineering and Construction
company proposed $3.50, G. Ukropino
proposed $531, F. w. Whittier proposed
1915.
To improve Hyperion avenue, from
Sunset boulevard to 400 feet north Of
Delmar avenue-W. A. Slower proposed
1896 per square foot for paving, 40 cents
per lineal foot for grading and gravel
ing, 16 cents per lineal foot for red
wood curb and Il cents per square foot
for gutter; George Rheinschild proposed
81 per lineal foot for grading and
graveling, 40 cents per lineal foot for
cement curb, II cents per square foot
for gutter and Is cents Per square foot
for sidewalk; F. w. Whittier proposed
$6.4O per lineal foot for grading and
graveling, 40 cents per lineal foot for
cement curb, II cents per square foot
for gutter and IA cents per square foot
for sidewalk.
To improve Fourth street, from Lo-
Tena street to Indiana street-George
Rheinschild proposed $5.9S per lineal foot
for grading and graveling, 3S cents per
lineal foot for cement curb, II cents per
square foot for gutter, IA cents per
square foot for sidewalk and $275 for
culverts; F. W. Thittier proposed $6.25
per lineal foot for grading and gravel
ing, 40 cents per lineal foot for cement
curb. IL cents per square foot for gut
ter, Is cents per square foot for side
walk and $3.50 for culverts.
To pave San Pedro street, from Fifth
street to Jefferson street-Fairchild-
Gilmore Wilton company proposed
II 2-10 cents per square foot for paving,
go cents per lineal foot for cement curb,
271s cents per square foot for gutter
and $3.50 for two culverts complete;
Barber Asphalt Paving company pro-
posed 16 2-10 cents per square foot for
paving, % cents per lineal foot for
cement curb, 26 4-10 cents per square
foot for gutter and $3.50 per lineal foot
for main culvert, including wings.
To pave Seventh street, from Figueroa
street to Francisco street-W. A. Slower
proposed SO cents per square foot for
paving with vitrified brick, 40 cents per
lineal foot for cement curb and Is cents
per lineal foot for croSSwalks; Fair
child Gilmore Wilton company pro-
posed 80 cents per square foot for paw
ing (brick), 80 cents per lineal foot for
cement curb and IL cents per square
foot for sidewalk; Barber Asphalt Paw
ing company proposed 20 4-10 cents per
square foot for pavil---, 80 cents per
lineal foot for cement curb and 13 cents
per square foot for sidewalk.