Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-20

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Upon motion the m Getting adjourned
until two o' clock ia the afternoon. 4
fas lt Afternoon Ssss;on.
The, Board Of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment. on
roll call all commits ioners responded
Upon motion the bond OF w. j. Pra.
ter, county treasurer, tn the sum OF
$4,000, with the United States nj
deity & Glsraaty co. of Maryland as
surety, being approved BY the states
attorne;s: u ass ITO form, was approved
by the board Sof County Commission.
ers as to stirety. .ss..t Is:
| Upon motion the bond Of r. T.. Fla
herty. county auditor, in the sum OF
$4,000. with the United States Fidel-
| ity & Guaranty Co. OF Maryland as
surety. being approved by the states
attorney as to- form, was approved
by the Board OF County Commission
ers as to surety. ,..S5. s5 ,.ts4
Upon motion the, bond OF Thomas
Flanagan, assessor, IN the sum Of
$1,000, with Geo. Gussner and J. p.
Nc Garvey as sureties, being approved
by the states attorney dis to form,
was approved by tbs Board of County
Commissioners as TO surety.
Upon motion the bond Of I. p. Stan
ton as principal and the American
Surety Co. Of New York as sureties,'
in the sum Of $50, to indemnity the
county treasurer for lost interest co,r.
pons valued at $45. being. approved
by the states attorney as to form,
was approved by the Board Of County
Commissioners AS to surety. s
At this time the following bids
were opened for. road work and for
reinforced concrete culverts: For
grading proposed road across Long
Lake, between sections q and IS, and
8 and II, twp. 137, range Is. rs
Ed of NJ. p. Moore, earth excava-
ton, 25c per cubic yard; rock excava-
ton, Zoe per cubic yard: concrete,
$11 per cubic yard; steel reinforcing
3-4c per pound. Furthermore agree
that il I am awarded both contracts
to deduct the sum Of 81 per cubic
yard on the concrete and to complete
both contracts within the time fixed
by contract, and in case am award
ed only the contract for the culverts
/ agree to complete the same within
Is days after am notified that the
grading contractor is through or that
can have the right Of way.
Bid of Hugh Fortune, earth exca-
walton, 25c per cubic yard; rock exca-
walton, 81 per cubic yard.
Bid of D. D. Bidwel1, earth excava
ton, Csc per cubic yard; rock exca-
walton, 9ec PER cubic yard; concrete:
$12 per cubic yard; steel reinforcing,
&c per pound. st6% ,afstif a.
Jas. G. Young's bid, concrete SIS
per cubic yard; steel rel rrei Is &c
per pound. s'l''ss' 'sS'-'S' As !.
Bids for grading between sections
s and 81 of Floyd and Menoken town.
ships: Bid Of M. p. Moore, earth ex.
cavation, Csc per cubic yard; bid of
Hugh Fortune, earth excavation, zoe
II side work, csc If hauled any dis:
lance; rock excavation, 81 per cubic
yard for all earth hauled over 500
feet; the price paid shall include the
price bid per cubic yard for excaya,
ton, together with 1c per. cubic yard
for each 100 feet over 500 feet. ].
Bids for grading approaches to-
bridge between sections 81, and &c.,
Gibbs township: Bid Of, M P. Moore,
SIC per cubic yard; Bid OF J. C. SWEET,
Csc per GU Jic yatd ss.I 50
At this time the following bids were
opened for plastering and steel cell.
ing: F. O. Anderson, $137 for work,
complete, in accordance with adver
tisement; G. W. jennings, 81. Il
Moved by Commissioner Pesonen
and seconded by Commissioner Riley
that the contract for steel ceiling and
plastering in the Office Of county
judge and halls be awarded to G. w.
Jennings for the sum of $97, he to fur
nish satisfactory bond for satisfactory
completing of said work. On roll call
all commissioners voted aye.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned
to the Sth inst
April 8, 1915. !
The Board of County Commission.
ers met pursuant to adjournment. On
roll call all commissioners were pres.
ent.
At this time the bids were opened
for electric lighting plant for court
house.
& Moved by Commissioner Hedstrom
and seconded by Commissioner Kos
itzky that the chairman appoint a
committee of three to investigate the
proposition and report at the next
meeting. On roll call all commission
crs voted aye.
Moved by Commissioners Riley and
seconded by Commissioners Hedstrom
taht all bids for grading approach to
Gibbs township bridge be rejected.
On roll cali III commissioners voted
aye.
Moved by Commissioner Kosftzky
and seconded BY Commissioners Peso.
men that j. G. SWEET be employed to
grade the approach to the bridge in
Gibbs township for $s5, he to put in
1893 yards, said work 10 be done in
accordance with specifications of
county surveyor and to furnish SOS
bond. On roll cali all commissioners
voted aye
Moved by Commissioner Kositzky
and seconded by Commissioner Peso
men that Harry O'Nefl be appointed
state hail insurance adtuster within
and for Burleigh county. On roll call
all commissioners voted aye.
Upon motion the following places
we're designated as places for sale Of
property under chattel mortgage fore