Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-16

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS


PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
The Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. On roll
and Thompson responded. Upon motion
the following bills were allowed:
Bill No. 1886, c. c.. Wattam, as {s
signed to First National Bank.
Bi Hsui Nos fep lsss7 and issss. Me- ~
tons Observation-Disclosures. 1923
Bill No. 1889, Cromwell Town
ship, keeping poor ............ 2l.S6
Bills Nos. 1880 and 1891, The
Wing Statesman, legal publ
Bis ia''s Nos. 1882, 1893, 1854 and
1895, Bismarck Tribune Co.,
legal publication and supplies. 4S2.S1
Bill No. 1896, J. d. Graves, SER
vice assisting county surveyor 36.0O
Bill No. 1897, p. w. Thomas,
service assisting county sur
yeyOr ........ 24.00
Bill No. 1888, Thos. Dickinson,
service assisting county sur
Bill No. 1899, c. Il. Thompson, ~
auto hire assisting county sur
Bill No. 10000. c. L. Thompson,
auto hire assisting county sur
yeyOr Sb.VO
Bill No. 1901. Myron Atkinson,
assisting county surveyor. ..,.. $500
Bill No. 1902. oliver Jorgenson,
assisting county surveyor ~. 5000
Bill No. 1908, Palladium Pub ri
fishing Co., supplies and print
Bill No. 19OO4, Gilbert Manufac-
turing Co., culverts .......:.. 332.72
Bill No: 1905, W. P. Costello ~ 40
paid for recording ............ 1000
Bill. No. 1906, Hoskins Station
cry Co., supplies ............. 26.50
Bill No. 19OO7, Hoskins Station
cry Co., flowers ..:.......... 1910
Bill No. 19oos. Frank Barnes o.
mileage and auto hire, etc. :. 1850
Bill No. 1908, Goodrich Call
Lumber Co., plank for ferry ~
Bill No. 1000, United Chemical 1921
p; Co., 10 supplies 5daie ..''; wattam. So'0O
transcript 4.65
Bill No. lso12, Tom Fiannigan,
road work in Naughton town
Bill i'm No. 1908, G: +: Bieeckred, .so
Bill iDp No. 1904, walter jenkins,
livery for states attorney. j.. 2.50
Bill No. 1905, Frank Reimer,
witness, states attorney 49,. 2.1O
Bill No. 1906, James Hedmarck. so
witness, StdLe y dLlOfNSy ..... GLV
Bill No. 1907, Nick Zohn,
witness, states attorney ..... '2.1o
Bill No. 1908, Lorenzo Merry, ,o
witness, states attorney $50. 2.1O
Bill No. 19019, Fargo Bridge and
Iron Co., payment on bridge. 4,0O0.OO
Bill No. 10000, W.. H. Noel, road
work as per contract ........ 1,267.25
Bill No. 19O21, G. Z. St%ackhouse,
services as county physician. 1888
Bill No: 1902, Hughes Electric . %
Bill NJ: No.! if isess, North Dakota In
dependent Telephone Co., Sept. .
rental Af.oo
The minutes of June, July and Aug
ust were read and approved as read.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned
to two o'clock on the second.
September 2, 1914, the Board OF
County commissioners met pursuant to
adjournment. On roll call Commession-
ers Kositzky, Ellison, Patterson and
Thompson responded.
The following bids were opened for
bridges as per advertisement: D: G.
Miner & Company, Minneapolis, Minne-
sofa, three twelve foot spans for $714.0O
each, and one nineteen foot span for
81, 021. 90.
Whitewater Bridge Company, Aber-
deem, South Dakota, twelve foot bridge,
$731. 90 each, and nineteen foot bridge,
81, 027. 90.
N. A. Adams & Company, Minneapo-
lis, Minnesota, IllFGC lWclFc 1OoI OAAO6So
and one nineteen foot bridge, f E y +
bridges complete for the sum Of $4,000
Bid of Fargo Bridge & Iron Company,
one twelve foot bridge, sections " ana
thirty five, Sterling township. s67S.oO;
tw9 twelve st foot 6ri snS rs secti toMns inree
$67S.00 each; one nineteen foot bridge,
sections four and thirty-three, Sterling
and Taft townships, $4,000, and one
twenty foot bridge. sections thirty and
extra concrete. $14.O0 per cubic yard;
IS cents per longitudinal foot.
Northwestern Bridge Company, Fargo,
North Dakota, for the twelve foot
bridges. each. $715, 90; for the nineteen
NJ. P. Moore, Bismarck, North Dako-
ia, one. twenty foot span, twenty foot
piling. ten foot backing and win wall Is
per lineal foot, s43.o7; one nineteen foot
span, twenty foot piling, ten foot back
ing and wing walls complete in place,
for the sum OF S834.S1 per lineal foot,
$43.94; one twelve foot span, twenty foot
piling and ten foot backing and wing
teen foot span, except floor joists are
to be nine inch l beams and channels
for the sum of $57S.05, per lineal foot,
$4S.17; two twelve foot spans, seventeen
|lOOI plllIl6p SCNSi " DoSnlllS oAlN AN
walls, floor joists same as first twelve
foot span, complete in place for the sum
of $535.27, per lineal foot, $44.60.
I will also agree to construct said
bridges according to n plans at prices
named below:
Steel s~uperstructure in place six
cents per pound; steel reinforcing
in place, five cents per pound; steel
piling, seven inch 1 beams in lace,
ffty-fve cents per lineal foot; plain
concrete in place, $500 per cubic yard;
earth excavation, twenty-five cents per
cubic yard; earth fill, thirty cents per
cubic yard. 81.
Moved. by Commissioner Patterson
and seconded by Commissioner Kosit-
sky that the contract for three twelve
foot bridges and one nineteen foot
bridge be awarded to the Fargo Bridge
and Iron Company, theirs being the low
est bid figures on the same plans with
same material, said bridge to be guar-
anteed to carry sixteen tons. On roll
call all Commissioners voted aye.
The following bids were opened for
concrete wings to six foot concrete ce-
ment.
NJ. P. Moore, Bismarck, North Dako-
ia plain concrete in place, $32.00 per Gu
bic yard; steel reinforcing in place six
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