The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-22
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Sup. Co., lumber, Co. Yard 443 81
Cameron, Joyce & Co.,
screenings river road. 2l7 .60
]. d. Morris, sign at Yock-
wood bridge ......-..... 1.1a
Petition for remission Of taxes for
Mrs. Mary Spexharth. rejected.
On motion the official bond of Ben
C.. Wahrer, township clerk of
Charleston township, was approved
and ordered filed.
This being the day set for the re-
ceiving Of bids on Springfield lump
coal to be delivered at the court
houses at Fort Madison and keokuk,
and at the Lee county home, the board
proceeded to open the bids submitted.
to-wit:
Court House, Keokuk:
James Cameron's Sons, Keolkuk, 25o
tons at $40 per ton.
Keokuk Coal & Coke company. ESQ
tons at $3.50 per ton.
D, Il. Reeves & Company, ESQ tons
at $5.OS, 6 in. per ton; ESQ tons at
s4.SS, 8 in per ton.
VIM. vermazen, Keokuk, $50 tons at
$500 per ton.
County Home: 80,
James Cameron's Sons, Keokuk. $50
tons at $4.4s per ton.
Keokuk Coal & Coke company, lou
tons at s4.9o per ton
d. E. Reeves 4 Company, $50 tons
at Sab, 6 in. per ton: 100 tons AZ
S4.34, 8 IN. per ton.
Court House, Fort Madisoh-
Joseph Helling, Fort Madison. 70
tons at s5.19 per ton, 6 in. coal.
r. e. Wiesner. ST., Fort Madison,
rs tons at $3.50, in coal, per ton.
d. e, Reeves & Company keokuk,
75 tons. 6 In at 1920 per ton.
rs tons. 8 in. at $500 per ton.
After due consideration the follow
ing bids were accepted.
James Cameron's Sons, Keokuk.
ESQ tons, in lump coal at $4.70 per
ton. delivered at court house, Keokuk.
Joseph Helling, Fort Madison. 10
tons. 6 in lump at $5.19 per ton, de-
livered at court house, Fort Madison.
d. r. Reeves & Company, Keokuk,
$50 tons, 8 in. lump, at $4.34 per ton,
delivered at county home switch.
In the matter of the Green Bay
Levee and Drainage district No. Q:
Objections were filed by John Lach-
man, Carl A. r. LANCE, Orion Matte
Robert Lange and Josephine A., and
Victor Pierrott, by their attorneys
Herminghausen & Herminghausen.
The following resolution was
passed:
/. Approving the re-amended report
and plans filed July LIST, 1919, be
adopted and approved.
2. That the auditor ~ppolnr three
h, 10, IN "
the value of right Of way.
And It was further resolved by the
board that the objections by John
Lachman, Carl A. r. LANCE, Orion
Matteson, Harry Miller, George G..
Gibbs, Robert Lange and Josephine A.
and Victor Pierrott are premature and
would properly come up when and II
an assessment should be attempted to
be made against said parties.
Directors filed exceptions to the
resolution.
A resolution was passed appointing
J. p. Cruikshank, E. T. Mckee and
Edmond T. Perkins, commissioners to
inspect and classify all land benefited
by location and construction OF levee
bitches or improvements according
! to re-amended report and plan.
/ A resolution was passed that the
! auditor give notice by publication Of
time and place of letting the -'ork Of
the construction of additional improve
ments in the district.
| A resolution was passed authorizing
payment, of engineers voucher No.
I179, electricity at the pumping station
! s5s6.29 for July and vouched No. $50
| for repairs, S13.1S, to the Mississippi
River Power company
On motion the minutes were ap-
proved and the board adjourned to
meet, Monday. August 49, at O'Clock
a. m, 1919. All drainage matters are
continued until that time.
! G. E. MAXWELL,
Attest: Chairman
r. A. GARDNER,
| County Auditor.