Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-20

oneida. $50. 70 AZ
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that bills Of this classRbe al
lowed in full. &a@5 \, AZ sSi 5 s3
Class 31o-Townshp Officers.
J. 3. Burns, assessor Of Hop.
&k1nton.. :. 81 80
L.. J. Schneider, assessor Of .i55 Z. s.5
ELK tWp.... 49,. ..59 1862
George Nefzger, assessor 4 Of
Bremen Twp. - ZEN 49, 49 ~
e. p. Moore, assessor OF Ma ;5S5s55$S a
sonville Corp. 8. 81 81
G. /. Besler. assessor Of North
J. S. Downs 1Mg,. assesso Or. Milo :
A motion mott was vas made, seconded ,s and
carried that bills of this class be al
lowed III full VIZ =. .i5s III S&.j5 u
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that this meeting adjourn to
1880 p. m. 81
-AFTERNO JON sEssIO ON.
The following reso lution of neces-
| sity was presented: g|t$l "a .$''
| Be it resolved by the board Of SUI
pervisors Of Delaware county, Iowa,
that it is deemed 4 advisable and
necessary to construct the follow
| ing bridges: Bridge No. 1S in sec
ton 20, Coffins Grove and one on
Twp. line between Prairie and Milo
Twp. at section 49,, Milo, the one in
i Collins Grove Twp. to be reinforced
concrete with a 40 foot roadway, IL
i foot fill, foot span, drainage CIV
acres and estimated cost to be $500.
one at sec. 20, Elk Twp, 20 tt. road
way, concrete, #. SPAN, draining
500 acres, estimated cost $4,000. .3s
The one in sec. IS, Milo twp to be
"a Skew of reinforced concrete, ~
foot roadway, 1-3 foot fill, u foot
i SPAN, draining 144O acres at an esti-
mated cost of $4,000.
4 Be it further resolved, that the
board Of supervisors will meet at5.lO
a. m. on the 23rd day Of May, 1914,
at the office OF the board OF super.
a yisors in the Delaware county cour1
a house at Manchester, Iowa, for the
purpose of considering objections to
said proposed resolution, and tha''
5lnotice OF said proposed resolution be
n published as provided by law.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the above resolution be
y adopted. r.. ~. .1z S. "a. z .5
The following final resolution y. OF
necessity was pres ented: Is s..
Whereas, on the 9th day OF May
q 1914. same being the date fixed there
j! fore. the. board of supervisors ter
] minated the hearing in conformity
Il with the public notice thereof, and
!, Ipassed the statutory resolution OF
I necessity on the 25th day Of April,
tl914, now, therefore, 4: :s .5.l
Be it resolved, by the board Of SUI
pervisors Of Delaware county, Iowa,
4 that it now finally determined TO
construct the bridges described IN
said resolution Of necessity as fol
i lows: one on South Fifth street
Manchester; one on Howard street,
4 Manchester; one in IS ection 36, Bre-
men twp and one in section Il,
" South Fork twp. ;t.F !,
. A motion was made seconded and
carried that the above resolution be
3 adopted .l5,.. / 7 N sSS
Having advertised for bids for the
construction of the above bridges,
same to be filed OF this date, the fol
i lowing bids were received: # y; y:
Il VIM 5JeWel--7x7 Skew bridge on l
Howard street, Manchester. $985.00
VIM. ] j ewell---;--6x6 bridge on South
l Fifth street, Manchester :. 4. $4,000
& Gus Barnd--6X6 bridge On SCUM
Fifth Street, Manchester $729.OO
] Gus :Barnd TIKI Skew bridge nv on
Howard Street, Manchester =. $1ObO.OC
! O.. N. Hull-30 foot II" beam, sec.
4 a., South Fork Twp, 4 cents per
| pound for steel and $7.40 per yard
for concrete. n :$s5 +
| A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the contract for the
bridge on Howard street, Manchester,
be u awarded !. to VIM. Jewell, upon
Signing a contract to have same COM
tpleted within 60 days $and filing APP
proved bond for $4,000. H.. @" ~
"a motion was male, seconded and
carried that the contract for the con-
struction of the bridge on South Fifth
street, Manchester, be awarded TO
Gus Barnd at his bid of $500 per
yard, contract ITO be signed within 80
days and bridge completed Within 60
days and. bond for $4,000 filed.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the 80 foot IT. beam
bridge at sec. IL, South Fork, be
awarded to C.4N. Hull at his bid OF;