The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-08-02

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$500: extra storm water inlets, II
needed. $3.50 each and sixty cents
per foot for twelve inch inlet pipe.
| j. j. Connolly, st. Paul, Did No. !,
pipe design M. |, $4,000; bid No. 3
concrete pipe design No. l. s6.ieG;
bid No. 4, design No. l. $8,720; de
sign No. 2, $500; SIS each 1or
extra storm water inlets, and seven
ty-five cents per foot for extra inlet
| pipe.
A. Bashaw. bid No. /, Mulberry
street and Sixth street; pipe design
No, /. SS,7i7; pipe design No. 2,
$4,000: using all clay pipe, $4,000;
bid No 5. Sixth street from Guenther
creek TO Elm street, design No. /
SO. $50; design No. .. $500; vitrified
clay pipe, $4,000; bid No. 4, Sixth
street from Guenther creek 10 Marsh
street, design No. l, $5.747; design
No. ?, 5000: clay pipe. $4,G5o; extra
storm inlets, SIS each and eighty-four
inlet pipe.
cents per foot for extra twelve inch
John Mccall, bid No. ., Mulberry
street and one block on Sixth street.
clay pipe. $2.555. clay pipe No. 2,
$4,000: sixty cents for extra twelve
inch inlet pipe per foot.
r. r. Webster, st. Paul, bid No. =,
pipe design No. l, $ll,977 so: No. 2.
thirty inch clay pipe. $l2.125; bid
No. 3, Sixth street from Guenther
creek TO Elm street, design No. l..
S., 1925; bid No. 4, Sixth street
from Guenther creek to Marsh street,
pipe design No. l, SS,763.25 also
for No. .. thirty-inch vitrified clay
pipe, sS,763.25; SIS each for extra
storm water inlets; and seventy
cents per foot for extra twelve inch
inlet pipe.
H. Coolsaet, Marshall. Mimi, bid
No. .. vitrifed clay pipe, $2,492 No.
. pipe. S2,362
Disposal of Hay Rake.
II was reported that an old hay
rake had been standing in Sibley park
for several years and is rather out
OF date. This rake has been placed
at the Chris Danielson machine shop
for disposal, and the action was con-
firmed by the council.
The terms of three trustees of the
public library having expired. Mayor
Taylor recommended Messrs. C. 4.
Wise, John p. Krost and Or. George
r. Curran for reappointment
Richard Randolph Parry of New
Hope, Indiana, filed an objection
with the council to the paving on
Mulberry street His letter was plac-
ed on file and no action taken. Mr..
Parry owns some property on Null
berry street.
Awarded Sewer Contract.
Mr.. Coolsaet of Marshall was
awarded the contract for the con-
struction of the storm sewer on
Mulberry from Second TO Sixth
street and on Sixth from Mulberry
to Main street. at his figure of
S2,492, for No. /, vitrified clay pipe.
The awarding of the other contracts
was deferred until the council looks
over the grounds where the sewers
are TO be held Alex Bashaw had the
lowest bid for this work, and he was
heartily in favor of the councils &C
ton in continuing this matter, as he
is tax payer and lives in that
vicinity. He said that every time
there was a heavy rain his lot was
flooded, the water going over the
culvert built by the Omaha road near
their right-of-way.
The council then moved that when
they adjourned they do so until next
Thursday morning at ten o'clock.
This was for the sewer on Sixth
street from Marsh street to Guenther
creek, and Mr. Bashaw's bid was
S5.747 for No design and $4,000
for No. design. All other bids
were rejected. and the checks re-
turned