The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-03-31
NOTICE
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received by Fiscal Court
of Garrard county, for repairing the
following.
TURNPIKE ROADS IN GARRARD
COUNTY KENTUCKY.
for the year ending December Both, 1911
Quarriss will be furnished by the
county On section where county owns
quarries; where none is owned by
county, contractor must furnish same.
Said metal shall be broken sufficiently
fine to pass through two inch ring at
it's greatest diameter. Said metal shall
be spread by contractor between
October 18th And December 3Oth, 1911,
unless otherwise ordered by Supervisor
having charge of work, and the break
ing, measuring and spreading of said
metal shall be under supervision of
supervisor or deputy supervisor of dis
trict for which the work is done. Said
turnpike roads are laid off as follows,
| to-wit:
District No l, Sec. Stanford pike
from Lancaster to county line with
rock. Sec. No. 2, Lexington pike from
Lancaster to Fork church with rock.
Sec. No. 8, Sugar creek pike, entire
pike with rock. Sec. No. a, Buckeye
pike from Lancaster to McCreary with
rock. Sec. No. 5, Crab Orchard pike
from Lancaster to o. B. Perkins spring
with rock. Sec. No. 6, Old Danville
pike from double toll gate to Dix River
with gravel. Sec. No. Z, New Danville
pike from double toll gate to Dix River
with gravel.
District No. 2, Sec. No. 1; Lexing-
ton pike from Fork church to Dix River
and C. M. Jenkins, residence with rock.
Sec. No. 2, Lexington pike from C. M.
Jenkins to Kentucky river bridge with
rock. Sec. No. 8, Bryantsville and
Sugar Creek pike, entire pike with rock.
sec. No. a, Bryantsville and Cane Run
pike entire pike with rock. Sec. No. 5,
buena Vista and Kentucky River pike,
entire pike with rock. Sec. No. 6, from
y. Poindexter's shop to l M. Dunn's
gate with rock
Districts No. 8, Sec. No. l, Buckeye
pike from McCreary to Buckeye post
office, with rock. Sec. No. 2, Buckeye
pike from Buckeye post Office to Stott' S
store with rock. Sec. No. 8, From
Stott's store to Kentucky river with
rock. Sec. No. A, Poor Ridge pike
from Buckeye pike to Pleasant Hill
school house, with rock. Sec. No. 5,
Poor ridge pike from Pleasant Hill
school house to SCOTS Fork church,
with rock. Sec. No. 6, Poor ridge pike
from SCOTS Fork church to Kentucky
river, with rock. Sec. No. z, Kinks
vile pike from Hyattsville to top of
West Hill, East of H. West residence,
with rock. Sec. No. 8, from top of
West hill to Madison line with gravel.
District No. a, Sec. No. l, Richmond
pike from Lancaster to GOodloe's gate
with rock. Sec. No. 2, From Good
iOe's gate to Ed Walkers gate with
rock. Sec. No. 3, From Ed. Walker
gate to Madison county line, with gravel.
Sec No. 5, Crab Orchard pike from o.
B. Perkins spring to county line with
rock. Sec. No. 6, Fall Lick, pike from
Crab Orchard pike to Elmore's gate
with rock. Sec. No. z, From Elmore's
gate to end of pike with gravel Sec.
No. 8, Lowell and Gillispie pike entire
pike with gravel. Sec. No. 9, Paint
Lick White Lick pike, entire road with
gravel.
The bids will be on Sections, but
bidder will not be restricted to one Sec
tion. Said bids shall be sealed and a
bond will be required for double the
amount of the bid, and said bond shall
be approved by the Fiscal Court and
said bidder will present with his bid
the name of his proposed surety or
sureties. The bidding shall be per rod
of 225 cubic feet. The amount of met
al to be used on each section will be
determined by the court after bids are
received. All bids must be filed with
County Judge on or before Saturday
April 9Th 1911. The Fiscal Court re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. w. G. GOOCH,
Supervisor of roads for Garrard county.