Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1918-10-25

reported that pursuant to instru"-
tions OF special meeting OF the said
Board of Commissioners OF Septem-
Der 14th, 1918. that notices calling
for bids for the clearing of rign.
of ways on proposed changes in
roads Nos. and 4, as surveyed by
T. r. Edwards. had been duly post
ed on the said September 1.4th, cal
ing for bids to be received up to 5
o'clock p. m. September 26th, 1918.
That on said September 26th. 1913,
at the hour of o'clock p. m :,
Commissioners John B. Collins, and
Charles L. Carey, and the secretary
met at the Office of said Board of
Commissioners in the said town OF
Pierce, and the following bids were
found to have been received. to-wit.
ROAD NO. 2.
George Montgomery, the first
I'LL &C otdtAOno a. thC 1atC VI
($9O.00) dollars per acre.
John Metz, stations Nos and
S at the rate of eighty ($SO.0O).
dollars per acre.
Thereupon. it was decided to re-
ject said bids and offer said bidders
eighty-five (sS5.00) dollars per
acre to clear strip about IL feet
in width as directed by the high
way director of said district, and
run a line from the end of station
No s to connect with the said road
No. 2, said line to be run under
the supervision of Commissioner
Charles l.. Carey.
ROAD NO. 4.
Henry w. Thompson, station No.
twenty-four ($24.O0) dollars.
Station No. 2, thirty ($30.00)
dollars.
Station No. 8, fifty (s5O.oo) dol
lars.
Station No. A. seventy (s7O.0O)
dollars.
Station No. 5, eighty ($S0.OO)
dollars.
James Johnston. station No. 1,
ninety-five $(95.OO), dollars.
Station No. 2. one hundred ff-
teen (s115.O0) dollars
Station No. g.. one hundred thirty
($13O0O) dollars.
Station No. a, one hundred sixty
($160.00) dollars.
Station No. 5, one hundred sew
enty ($170.O0) dollars.
Station No. 6, one hundred eigh-
ty-five (s1S5.O0) dollars.
Station No. z, one hundred forty
($140.OO) dollars.
Ferd Roos, Jr., station No. 1, one
hundred five ($1O5.0O) dollars.
Station No. 2, one hundred thir-
ty-five ($135.0O) dollars.
Station No. 3, one hundred forty
($140.00) dollars.
Station No. 4, one hundred
eighty (s1S0.O0) dollars.
Station No. S. one hundred nine
ty ($19O.00) dollars.
Station No. s. two hundred
($2O0.OO) dollars.
Station No. Z. one hundred sew
enty-five ($175.0O) dollars.
Sam Guy. station No. l, one hun
dred fifteen ($115.00) dollars.
: Station No. 2. one hundred fifty
($150.0O) dollars.
Station No. 3, one hundred sixty
($160.O0) dollars.
Station No. 4, two hundred
($2O0.0O) dollars.
Station No. S, two hundred
($2O0.OO) dollars.
Station No. 6. two hundred If
teen (s215.00) dollars.
Station No. Z, one hundred nine
ty ($190.00) dollars.
y Thereupon, 1t was decided to
award contract covering stations
Nos. /, 2, 8. and to Henry w.
Thompson and to reject all bids
covering stations Nos. 6 and Z on
road No. 4.
Thereupon, motion duly made and
seconded, the foregoing report was
approved and adopted by the unan-
imous vote of the Board OF Com
missioners.
Thereupon, the following claims
were considered. approved and war
rants drawn covering same.
Erb Brothers. supplies and equip
ment S $50
p. G. Johnson, lumber 1853
George Brady, labor y4.OO
James Johnson, labor 1900
George Montgomery, labor $500
Gus CRUDE, labor $500
Jacob Gisel, labor self and
team 1900
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