Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-09-23

Frankville No &c.. 10000 5000
Frankville No. 7... $4,000 ....|
Frankville No. 8. w 27500 5000
jackson .............. 2O00OO 10000
TT. Atkinson ........ $4,000 $4,000
Washington No. l. 10000 10000
Washington No. 4 w 10000 5000
Ossian .............. ) mills 5 mills
Military No. 3.. $4,000 5000
Military No. 4. . $4,000 ....
Military No. 5.. 225.00 800
Military Ne. 6.. 250G0 1900
Military No. 7.... $4,000 $500
Bloomfield ....... $4,000 10000
school House l mill (bond)
Castalia~ ......... l6G5.00 10000
school House mills bond)
The bids for coal for County Home and
Court House for the ensuing season were
opened. Stoskopf & Baker agreed to
furnish coal F. O. b. Trout Run siding
for County Home at 1866 per ton. Ing
voldstad 4 Co. agreed to furnish coal
F. O. b. Trout Run siding for 1915 per
ton. and 1919 for Court House, adding
40 cents per ton for delivering in bin.
Stoskopf & Baker made no bid on Court
House coal.
Owing to the fact that Stoskopf &
Baker made no bid on coal for Court
House wherein the advertised bid asked
for bids on coal for Court House and
County Home it was moved. seconded
and carried lngvoldstad & Co. be award
ed contract for coal for both Court House
and County Home.
4:30 p. m.-This being the dav set for
bids on the Masters bridge, Burr Oak
township. the following bids were open
ed and placed on file:
Ward Concrete Construction Co, ST.
$4,000 for bridge completes; $3.50 for
extra concrete: 5000 less concrete than
estimate; Sl.O0 for wood piles per lineal
foot. county to furnish driver certified
check accompanying bid for $500.
Chambers & Dobson. 1920 complete;
additional concrete $3.50 per GU. yd;
deducted concrete $3.50 per Gu yd; eX-
ira wet excavation $500 per Gu yd; eX-
ira dry excavation $l.00 per GU yd; ex-
ira rock excavation $500 per GU. yd.
This bid contemplates there will be no
rock excavation included in price bid.
Certified check for 100000 accompanying
bid
J. p Heinen. $4,000 complete; $l0.5O
less concrete, Sl4.50 extra concrete. Ger
| titled check for $4,000 accompanying bid
Moved, seconded and carried that j. p
Heinen be awarded the contract for the
construction of the Masters bridge, Burr
Oak township, he being the lowest and
best bidder.
iourn until $3.50 a. m, Tuesday, Sept
| 10, 1914.
Tuesday, Sept ID, 1914.
$50 a. m.
| The Board met as per adjournment
All members were present. The minutes
of yesterdays meeting were read and
Improved. The Board proceeded to
check in claims which had been filed
against the county.
RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS. The road known as the
Sky Line road. DEBORAH Township, has
become almost impossible owing to the
heavy rains the past season, and
WHEREAS. To avoid bridging and i'm
order to put this road in condition so
that the public can travel it with SAT
ETY., the Board of Supervisors has re-
solved to construct two (2l stone walls
and one (l) pile wall at an estimated
cost of $4,000 on the above named road.
Moved seconded and carried the Coun-
ty Auditor be authorized to advertise for
bids for the construction of two stone
walls on the Sky Line road. DEBORAH
Township approximately 26 and 80
cords in said walls.) Bids to be opened
at private letting to be held in the
Supervisors Chambers in the Court
House at DEBORAH, Iowa. on the 23rd day
of September, 1914. at 80 p. m.
Moved seconded and carried to add
journ until $50 p. m.
| 80 .. m.-The Board met as per adj
iOurnment and was called to order by
the chairman. All members were pres
ent. The Board continued with the
checking of claims which had been filed
against the county.
3 o'clock p. m-The Board adjourned
to make its quarterly inspection trip to
the County Home to meet again at $50
a. m. on Wednesday, September Is,
Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1914.
$3.50 a. m.
The Board met as per adjournment
and was called to order by the chairman
All members were present. The minutes
| OF Yesterdays meeting were read and
approved.
The Board continued with the checking
of claims which had been filed against
the county.
| The Board took up the appointment of
Judges and Clerks for the General Flee
tion TO be held November 3. 1914. and
the following appointments were made:
FREMONT TOWNSHIP.
Judges--Chas. Curtis, w. G. Fifeld,
VIM. Mullaney.
Clerks-W. a. Daskam, John Daily.
BURR OAK TOWNSHIP.
Judges-Mons jacobson, Abel Pierce,
&C.. NJ. Gossman.
Clerks-A. A. Seelye. T. +. Knox.
HESPER TOWNSHIP.
Judges-W A. Plunkett, Rob't Tilla-
paugh. n. Richert.
Clerks-H. C. Rowe, A. ]. c. Wingate
HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP.
Judges-Geo. A. Pfster, T. f. Selnes,
j. X. Gulbro.
Clerks-John j. Hugos, c. A. Luros.
ORLEANS TOWNSHIP.
Judges-F O. Farnsworth, VIM. Nor
ton, Joe McCabe.
Clerks-C. c. Brown, Joe Steinmetz.
BLUFFTON TOWNSHIP.
Judges-John Henry, G. w. Britten-
dahl, Torrance McCabe.
Clerks-John Thyme, w. +. Taylor.
CANOE TOWNSHIP.
Judges-Wm Dresselhous L. L. Iver-
son, Tom Henry.
Clerks-N. o. Bue, John Carolan.
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