Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-06-19


The board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent all members and clerk Record OF
proce edings of previous day read and
approved, the following proceedings
were had, to-wit:
At this time the bids for construct
ing the Westmond- Cocolalla road were
opened and the following bids found
on file:
Hagen & Campbell, s1s75.0O.
w. w. Deroshia, $1255.00.
H. NJ and r. r. Sanborn, $4,000.
l.. T. Sochia, S2895.o0.
James Brown, 100000.
After a careful examination of all
of said bids it appearing that the bid
of w. w. Deroshia was the best bid
submitted, il was on motion ordered
that the contract for construction or
road be and is hereby awarded to the
said w. w. Deroshia upon his enter
ing into a written contract satisfac-
tory to the board and furnishing
good and sufficient bond in a sum
equal to 60 percent of the contract
price
The bid of James Brown. not being
in proper form, was not considered In
awarding said contract, and all other
bids were rejected.
At this time bids for constructing
the Lignite-Sagle road were opened
and the following bids found on file:
George l.. Arnet, S1295.00.
James Brown, 100000
After careful examination of said
bids it appearing that the bid of
James Brown was the lowest bid sub
mitted it was on motion ordered that
the contract for the construction OF
said road be and is hereby awarded to
the said James Brown upon his en-
tering into a written contract salts
factory to the board and furnishing a
HI tra xsrrfr
equal to 60 percent of the contract
price. The bid of George l.. Arnet
was rejected.
At this time bids for constructing
road No. 283 were opened AMI the fol-
lowing bids found on file:
S. p. Beaver. $25O0.0O.
w. w. Brown, $4,000.
j. G. Grover, 100000.
]. G. Langelle, $19S55O.
II. II. Gugler, $2375.0O.
r. II. Warner. $2O72.OO.
b. r. Fielder, $1S97.0O.
VIM. Hutchinson, $4,000
c. II. Me k, 100000.
After a careful examination of all
of said bids it appearing that the bid
of ID r. Fielder was the best bid sub
mitted, it was on motion ordered that
the contract for the construction OF
said road be and is hereby awarded to
the said ID. r.. Fielder upon his en-
tering into a written contract SatS-
factory to the board and furnishing a
good and sufficient bond in sum
equal to 60 ler cent of the contract
price The bid of w. w. Brown, not
being in proper form, was not con-
sidered in awarding the contract, and
all other bids were rejected.
At this time bids for furnishing zoe
cords of wood for the court house and
poor farm were opened and the fol
lowing bids found on file:
Melvin Nesbitt, $4.25 per cord.
o. ID. Heilman, 81 90 per cord.
j. c. Selle, 1925 per cord.
A. Boulais, s4.69 per cord.
After careful examination of all oil
said bids, ii appearing thct the bid oil
o. D. Heilman was the lowest bid sub
mitted, 1t was on motion ordered that
the contract for furnishing Daid wood
be and is hereby awarded to the said
o. d. Heilman upon his furnishing Q
good and suffici, MT bond in tho sun
of $4,000 for the faithful perform
ance of his contract. All other bids
were rejected.
Road Petition.
At this time the petition of Ignatz
Well and twenty-five other resident
taxpayers of Bonner county for the
survey of a county road from the
south end of the Standpoint" bridge to
the head of Bottle bay on Lake Pend
dOreille was approved and it was by
the board ordered that the county sur
v-yor be AID is hereby instructed tC
make said road survey, following the