Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-12-14

E. NJ Johnson, repairing
grader .-...-....-.--.-....- 4 5U
James Law, Pitman straps for
mower .-------..---- -.....-.........-..... 90
A. A. Eddy, raking park. 2 55
The Audubon Oil Co., gasoline
and oil ..........,.................,,..... IA rs
The Updike Grain Co., corn and
oats ................. ..................... 8 25
Oelke Co.. merchandise ............ IS
John Weighton. lumber ......-....... A Is
w. ]. Laubender, express, writ
ing material and kilograms 90
aa Water Fund. T3
Standard Oil Co., 20 gallons of
gasoline .-.......--..- 2S
Jess Jones, As hours labor,
pumping ..,..........,,... ,,......,... IL rs
Standard Oil Co., 80 gallons Of
gasoline ..----.-.-.........-... ...-.....- 81
Jess Jones. 40 hours labor,
pumping ............-....... .............. III %
Standard Oil Co.. 80 gallons of
SaSolin --.-...--........... .-.....-..-..... 80
VIM. Northup, Judge special
electlOn ....---.--..-..-.-...- -.....-.--.- W
+. o. Niklason, Judge special
electlOn .--.-...-.-------.--.- ...-....--.. W
s. s. Wilson, Judge special
election -.----.-.-.--.--...--. -.---...---- OO
w. ]. Laubender, clerk special
electlOn ..-.-----...........-.-- %
James Lang, clerk special
election ...-....---.........-- ----..--...- %
j. Z. Meyer, constable special
election -------.-..--..-..--- ....-....-..-. 90
Clark Wilson, placing voting
booth in town hall ........ -. 2 90
The Tribune Co. artesian well
al --.....-.-........--...... .............. Il vi
The World Publishing Co., ar
tesian we'll ad .................. / So
The Register and Leader Co.,
artesian well ad ................... l "a
Matt Porratt & Sons Co., cleo
ton supplies ....-.--.............-.... 2 80
Oelke Co.. water pipe connec-
tons and merchandise. 3 so
Burnside & Leake. 1870 lbs.
coal -..----.--...-....-....-.- 20
-- Electric Light Fund.
Ell Freeman, supt, 121
street light for October, 1911. 121 90
e. j. Freeman, Supt., 121
street lights for November,
1911 ...--.......-...-.- III 90
No further business, council ad-
journed to 7.30 O'Clock, December 7th,
1911.
December 7th. 1911, 7.sO O'Clock p.
m.
Council met in adjourned session
with all members present except VIM.
Northup.
The following sealed bids for drill
ing deep well were received:
The firm of Griffith & Walker, of
st. Peter, Minnesota, offered to drill
a well 1900 feet deep, s inches In d.
ameter, at bottom Of well for S9,S73.00
and for every foot below 1900 feet
for $2.S7 per foot additional.
The J. p. Miller Artesian Well Co.,
of Chicago, Ill, made the following
bid:
For list 1000 feet, per foot......$ 4 50
From 1000 feet to 1900 feet,
per foot ........................ ........ 3 rs
From 1900 feet to LOO feet,
per foot ..................... ........ 90
From LOO feet to 1000 feet
per foot ...................... ........ 2 so
From 1000 feet to 1900 feet,
per IOot -...----...--.---.....- -..--...--. 20
From 1900 feet to $500 feet
per IOOt .........-..-..... ...-.- .......... 20
The we'll to be not less than 6 inch
es in diameter at 1000 feet and not
less than 5 inches in diameter at $500
feet deep.
The j. p. Miller Co. being the lowest
bidder, council awarded them the con-
tract.
The water committee was instructed
to meet WITH u. f. Link. president of
the j. P. MilitS Artesian Well Co, and
city attorney AID draw up contract