The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-30

Bitulithic Pavement on Concrei
base.
Warren Brothers Company's Specif
| cations for Bitulithic Pavement.
Warren Brothers Company's Spec
ffcations for Light Standard Bitulithl
Pavement.
Bitu-Mass
Bitu-Mass on Concrete Foundation
Bituminous Macadam
Btuminous Cement.
Asphaltic Concrete.
Granitoid.
Granocrete.
Westurmite Asphalt
/ Broken stone Foundation,
Concrete Foundation.
Densascon Pavement.
The plans and specifications for sal
improvement work, as we'll as instruc
tions to bidders, are now filed in tn
office of the City Engineer and Cit
Clerk of the City Of Moscow, Idaho.
Also that the city of Moscow, Idaho
| will receive bids, up to the hour an,
time hereinbefore last mentioned, TO
| the construction of the Storm Sewer IL
the said city, on the following streets
between the points thereon herein
mentioned, with the sized sewer pip,
herein stated; all in accordance will
| the provisions of said Ordinance 20
1865 Of the said city, and this notice, to-
wit:
"A" STREET, from Main to Jackson
street, with a sixteen-inch pipe; from
Jackson street to the outlet at Wes
Almond street with an eigliteen-inct
pipe
MAIN STREET, from GAP to First
street, with a twelve inch pipe; from
First to Second street with ten zach
from Third to Fifth street with four
teen inch; from Fifth to Sixth street
with a sixteen inch; from Sixth to
Seventh street with an eight inch and
from Eighth to Lewis street with ten
inch pipe.
FROM O.-W. R. & N. MAIN LINE,
South one hundred fifty Q50) feet to
the end of paving, with an eight inch
pipe.
FIRST STREET, from Washington
to Main street, with ten inch pipe.
SECOND STREET, from Washington
to Main street, with an eight inch pipe.
THIRD STREET, from Polk to Adj
ans street with an eight inch pipe;
from Adams to the alley, West of JEFF
fersOn street, with ten inch; from
the alley West of Jefferson to the
center of Main street, with a twelve
inch; from the center Of Main to the
center Of Jackson street with an
eight inch; from the center OF Jack
son to Asbury street, with a ten inch,
and from Asbury to outlet, which is
two thousand seventy (2070) feet, with
a twelve inch pipe
FOURTH STREET, from Washing
~ Moi, cfr xuttI t1~I4
pipe.
FIFTH STREET, from Washington
to Main street, with an eight inch
pipe. -
SIXTH STREET, from Main to Al
mond street, with twenty-five inch
pipe; from Almond street to the outlet
at the intersection of Deakin and
Sixth streets, with a twenty-four inch
pipe.
EIGHTH STREET, from Main to
Jackson street, with a twelve inch
pipe; from Jackson to outlet, on the
South side of the bridge across Para
disc creek, which is six hundred (60O)
feet, with a fourteen inch pipe
That said pipe shall be Standard
Vitrified (Glazed) Sewer pipe.
That the following Is an approx |
nate estimate of the amount of pipe
which will be necessary:
1870 feet of inch.
1920 feet OF 10 inch
1855 feet OF IL inch.
1861 feet of IA inch.
664 feet of 16 inch.
$40 feet of IS inch.
$40 feet of 20 inch.
720 feet OF "a inch.
That the plans and specifications
or such proposed Storm Sewer Sys-
EN-, as well as the instructions to
bidders, are now on file in the office
t the City Engineer and City Clerk
i the City of Moscow, Idaho.
All bids shall be In duplicate and in
writing, sealed and delivered, one
hereof to the Mayor and one therec
0 the City Clerk of said City OF Mos
ow, Idaho, and shall conform to the
aid instructions to bidders afore-
aid
Bids and proposals in the manner
nd under the conditions, and at the
ime above stated will be received by
he City Council for the maintenance
I the above described pavement and
in the manner and ac-
ording to the terms and conditions
tated In the maintenance portion OF
ne respective portion of the respec-
I've specifications, for period of five
ears from and after the completion OF |
aid work and It's acceptance by the
ity
A certified check for 10 per cent OF
le maintenance bid must accompany
lch bid.
The City of Moscow, Idaho. by and
rough its Mayor and City Council,
,reby reserves the right to reject .
~ or all bids. n
Dated at Moscow, Idaho, this 28th
" of August, 1912
J. N. CLARKE,
Mayor.
Attest: J. R. STRONG,
City Clerk.