The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-04-13
KARCH
Low Bidder on TrisseI Road,
$1,000 Below Estimate,
Yet Beard Refused 70 Award 1T
Other Road Work 20 he
Sold April ~.


the Board, after making the follow
ing amendments, confirmed the as
scssment.
George Wenning from s35 to s25.
Mercer county added $40.
Butler township, added, $5.
The Board also allowed Barney
Dues $50 as compensation, but allow
ed him no damages.
On request of VIM. Roettger, con-
t. actor on the Gray ditch. the Board
extended the rime FOR completion OF
same to May Is.
The Board ordered the petition for
the Putnam road filed. The route is
as follows: beginning at the Van
Wert-Merce' county line at the
northeast corner OF fractional Sec
tion 6, Dublin township; thence south
On and a!ong a public road through
Section 6, and between Section and
Black Loom Reserve to where It in
tersects tie road running in a south
easterly direction; thence along said
road In Black Loan Reserve to where
il joins the Henderson pike and there
terminate, all in Dublin township.
The following bids were received
last Friday on road improvements,
I'll d coutrdcts awarded accordingly:
Trissel road, estimate $14,275-
W. ]. White. and Chris Hone, S14.-
217, stone; L. P. Fennig, $9662,
gravel; John w .Karch & Son, $13,-
270. Bids were all rejected, the
Board feeling that Karch's bid was
100 high. despite the fact that it was
81 900 below the estimate.
Mau"e' road. estimate, $95O0-L.
Fennig $T396, gravel; Theo. Lein-
niger, $9199,cS, stone; Putnam &
Putnam, $J41Y. stone; Kuhn & Jew
ell, $S46O, boulders; John W. Karch
x Son, 5000. stone; Henry Mannix.
sSS96.S0 boulders, $S702.10 gravel.
Contrac- warded to John W. Karch
&c Son ut his bic of SS099.
Bauer road estimate, $12,175-L.
P. Fenntg, sSO0S, gravel; John w.
karch s. Son, 81, 1,199, stone. Con-
tract awarded to John w. Karch &
SON.
Huffman Ioad, estimate $5340-
Morrison & Evans, $500, stone;
Chas. Ha;nes s5218, stone; Henry
Mannlx, $4'50, boulders, $500
stone. Contract awarded to Morrison
aad Evans at their bid of $500.
Miller-SprInger road, estimate
s5265-Morrison & Evans, $500,
stone; Chas. Haines, $3.50, stone;
Henry lMar1ix, $4770.70 boulders,
S5214 stone. Contract awarded to
Chas. Haines at his bid of $3.50.
The survey or having made his es-
Inmates ON the following road i'm
Lrovements tie Board fixed April 81
as the date for hearing on assess
ments at the hour stipulated; Christ
Weitzel at 9 a. M; Albers at 10 a.
m; Crane Pond at p. M. BAL tzell
at 2 p. m.
Bonds for the improvement OF the
following roads were offered to the
Industrial Commission:
Huffman road, $500.
Mauer, $S.200.
Miller-Spriuger, $4,000.
Bauer. S11, 900.
The following bills were allowed
lust Friday and are now payable:
". E. Leonard bridge repair SO rs
e. A. Bryson, building receiv-
err. 10
John Benanzer, tile and labor IT so
w. M. Gibson, tile. ..... 2B
Celina Furniture Co., station
cry. 40
W. H. Stanage & Co., liquor
and Cigarette duplicates. 80 90
B. X. Elliott &Co., supplies. 2 96
Johnson & Watson Co., same. SO
Children's Home of Delaware,
board and care of children. 144 04
j. B. Hasliuger, court cost
zumb .rg VS.. County. -. 81 IS
Board @. Public Affairs, light 9 80
Della Brown, cleaning survey
or's office. :. -. -. .... 90
S. j. Carter, assisting eng. 6 90
David Shaadt & Son, same. . 500
Fred Bollenbacher, same -. l 90
n. l.. Hinton, exp. ditch fees. So 10
Dan Meyers, livery ......... y 90
Joseph A. Quinter, compensa-
tion for land taken Huwer
PIKE. w
AS Pike Directors
Ioe Zimmerman, gravel. SIS 90
]. F. Harb, pike supt ...... SO so
Henry Pohlman, same. ..... 26 80
Fred Gottemoller, same. 80. "a rs
Barney Westerheide, same. e. 20 so
August Knapke, same. =. -. IL so
K. L. Larmore, same. j.. 80. % Is
Math Bertke, same. :. 80. :. 1S rs
Columbus Frysinger, same. 25 20
}. S. Younger, same. So. 81 90
}. c. Dilbone. same. -. 40 90
". c. S,haadt, same. .... 10 75
John Knapke, same ........ IL so
Frank RI binson. same :. s so
Peter U9y1e, same. :. ...... 20 so
Credit to whom Credit In DUE
A. P. Link, of the insurance Arm
VI Boeke & Link, of Coldwater, writes
is, asking correction of an item which
appeared in the Democrat last week
relative to zeal estate deal in that
village. He says in part:
Mr.. W. D. Borman, the Celina real
estate roker, had absolutely no con-
nection with the Moorman-Ro Rosenbeck
deal, in fact he knew nothing Of thiS
1eal until 1t was consummated.
We do not know where you got the
report on this deal, but we feel there
was an error OH the part Of someone,