The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-15
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The bridge committee reported hav-
Ing yie%ed the locations Of the follow
prayers and recommended that bridges
be built in accordance with the praye
of the petitions. On motion the report
Of the committee was adopted and the
following bridges ordered built by the
board. viz:
One 40-foot riveted truss bridge be-
tween, sections 3 and 4 in Blooming
One 16-foot. S-foot leg. steel bridge
between sections 80 and SO. Elm Grove
township.
One s2-foot steel bridge with 6 foo.
concrete wings. between sections. IL. in
Elm Grove. and section z in Higton
townships.
tween sections 80 and 3S. Higton own.
ship.
One 3s-foot riveted truss bridge be.
tween sections 81 and %. Mekinock
One 12-foot steel and concrete bridge,
located on the NWN section s, Chester
township.
One 2s-foot bridge. steel and concrete.
known as the Eastgate bridge in Elm
Grove township.
One e4-foot bridge, steel and concrete,
etwee sections 20 and SO, Walle town
One 2s-foot bridge. steel and concrete.
w sections s and II, Bentru town
ship.
One ao-foot bridge, steel and concrete.
township.
"a. Bentru township.
One 4o-foot bridge, 14-foot tubes.
f,veted truss, across Buffalo coulee. be
county. and Belmont township, Trail
county. on county line.
On motion Of Mr.. Udenby, seconded .y
instructed to advertise for bids for
grading a part of the highway from the
turtle river in a southeasterly direction
toward Manyel. a distance of 1890 feet.
parallel to the Great Northern railroad
track in Grand Forks county. according
10 plans and specifications now on file
in the auditors office.
On motion of Mr.. Poupore. seconded
by Mr.. Cdenby, the county auditor was
authorized and instructed to issue war
rants to the several assessors of the
registration of the voters of Grand
Forks county as provided in Chapter
ia. Session Laws of 1911.
Nj members present and voting yes.
The bills of Jardinc and Anderson for
building and repairing bridges in the
county was on motion audited and all
lowed as follows:
For painting bridge east of
For building one i%i-foo, con-. '0'''
crete bridge between sections
- - " anu 81, -AlnerlCuS township 4o9.44
For building one 12-foot "I"
beam concrete bridge between
sections 23 and &c. Brenna
For b"ilding one 1a.foot bridge S4s''4
between sections 10 and 90,
Union township ............. 194.s9
For building one 14-foot 81"
beam bridge etwee sections
80 and 81 of Americas town.
sup 490.51
On motion the board adiournsd ' vn,i1
June 9Th, 1912, at Q o'clock a. M.
June 9th. 1912.
w 9 o'clock a. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present, Chairman Haddow. Com
missloners Donovan, Poupore. Udenby
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
Joseph Donovan, commissioner
J. seT r. po an pami'eage;adi::iioo:rslss.so
George Udenby, Commissioned
p services and mileage;:::.;:::: $50"
services and mileage.......... 1915
Robert Haddow. commissioner
services and Infringement. 74.55
The receipts of the register of d lee.
office for May. 1912. were s4l6.10: that
OF the clerk of the district court $151.51.
and that of the county auditor s16.50'
all for the same period.
Disbursements at this meeting:
From general fund 81 Go1 AZ
From road and bridge fund.-. 1,501.if
Total ..s5.42s.6.
On motion the board adjourned.
~ ROBERT HADDOW.
-Al!eSt: Chairman.
HANS ANDERSON.
County Auditor.