The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-04-24

| CheSterheld county: Z.l4 miles Ol
gravel road on Observation-Disclosures
highway from Cheraw to the Society
Hill road. Approved for federal aid.
Total estimated cost, s14,310.02.
Plans and surveys completed. Con-
struction work started by Rolader,
,Chitwood & Palmer, of Columbia, con-
tractors, on February "a. One mile
of the road has been graded.
Edgefeld county: S.42 miles. of top
soil road on Dixie highway from Edge
field to Turkey Run creek bridge. To-
tai estimated cost, 35,062.36. Sur
veys completed and plans nearly COM
pleted. Construction not started.
Greenvi1le County.
Greenville county: 0.95 miles of
concrete and 395 miles of top-soil
road on national highway from Green-
WILD to Taylors. Total estimated cost,
s35,54O.37, of which the federal gov
ernment has already paid to the coun-
ty s1O,523.85. All surveys and plans
completed. Construction completed by
county convicts and free labor forces,
all except road shoulders. Y
Greenwood county: 7.29 miles of
top-soil road on the Dixie highway,
Greenwood to Hodges. Approved for
federal aid. Total estimated cost,
s19,e77.9S. Surveys and plans COM
pleted. Construction work not start
led.
Horny county: 20.42 miles sand
clay road from Conway to Gallivants
Ferry on the Little Pee Dee river.
Approved for federal aid. Total esti-
mated cost, s44,573.76. Plans and
surveys completed. Construction work
not started.
Lancaster county: 22.34 miles of
top-soil road on the Lancaster-Char-
otte road from Lancaster to the North
Carolina line. Approved for federal
aid. Total estimated cost, s49,296.50.
Surveys completed and plans partly
completed. Construction not started.
Laurens county: Nature of surface
not yet determined, probably top-soil.
From Kinards north to Clinton. State
Highway Commission has survey
party running transit line, of which
Ill miles have been completed.
Lexington county: 29.2 miles of
sand-clay road from New Brookland
to Batesburg. Surveys completed and
plans started.
Mccormick county: 1.-TWO projects)
First, S.25 miles of top-soil road and
one concrete bridge. Approved for
federal aid Total estimated cost,
s14,574.02. Surveys completed and
plans partly made. Construction work
not started. Second, concrete .girder
bridge over Hard Labor creek. Ap-
proved for federal aid. Total estima-
ted cost, $22,545.S2. Surveys and
plans completed. Construction work
not started
Newberry county: 1858 miles of
top-soil road from Prosperity to Little
Mountain. Approved for federal aid.
Total estimated cost, s21,1S2.59.
Surveys and plans completed. Con-
struction work not started.
Pickens county: Easley project, %
miles, from Easley to the North Caro-
lima line. Surveys of 81 miles from
Pickens to Easley completed. Con-
struction not started.
RicIlland County.
Richland county: 2.12 miles con-
crete road and concrete girder bridge
from eastern city limits of Columbia
east along Garners Ferry road via
Camp Jackson. Approved for federal
aid. Total estimated cost, S51,961.11,
of which the federal government has
already paid the county Slo,96l.4 a.
Plans and surveys completed and ITS
miles of road surfaced with concrete
and two miles of road graded. Bridge
completed.
Salrda county: miles from Lex
ington county line by way Of Saluda
to Greenwood county line. Twenty
miles of bench levels run and 11.3
miles of transit line.
Spartanburg County.
Spartanburg county: Section GA, -
2.S4 miles asphaltic concrete road,
national highway, Spartanburg to
Duncan. Approved for federal aid.
Total estimated cost, S67,713.59, of
which the federal government has al
ready paid the county S22,554.45.
Plans and surveys completed and con-
struction completed by Southern Paw
ing and Construction company, con-
tractors. Section "B'', 1906 miles of
top-soil road on national highway