The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1921-05-20
piping 10 in dia:
+ Darling, zoe.
Al johnson, 46c.

"A y OVAlAA6V113 1OSs. ,Itt3'
Stevens Brothers, 81. U,
For hauling and installing 812 lin, #
Of corrugated metal pipe cul-
verts "a in dia: or
F Darling, SOC. Is
2 A j johnson, Toe.
Stevens Brothers, 81.
CORRUGATED METAL
CULVERTS ITEM
Proposals for the. furnishing Of
corrugated metal pipe culverts were
received and opened as follows:
Northwestern Sheet & Iron
North I Dakota Road Supply l,i 1910 9
Klaurer Mani. Company .::i'97s ...i''97g g g
North Dakota Metal Culvert
COMPANY -. 80. :. 1899 S2
Russell Grader Company ..1,4a4 Sc
Western Supply Company 1871 az
Cross sums bid above being on
1718 lin # 18 in dia., 312 lin # % in
dia.
BRIDGES and CONCRETE ITEMS
For the furnishing of material
and construction of "a lin # of
wooden guard rail:
I. For the furnishing of material,
construction and completion of a re-
inforced standard concrete 26 #
bridge:
For the furnishing of the lumber
and :, construction of 20 standard
wooden bridges each approximately
18 # in length:
Gross sums bid by
John Gunnloeson %. .$22,143 II
Fargo Bridge & Iron Co. .$21, ,O46 72
The several proposals were EXAM
ined and verified by the State En-
gineer and his assistant and Federal
Engineer. Mr.. Robinson reported
to the Commissioners that in his
opinion the following propositions
were the lowest and best bids made.
Furthermore, that such were rea.
sonable prices for such work and
that he would recommend that said
offers be accepted:
For Road Grading and other items:
F Darling, Sec. A, in the sum of
$15,420 %.
F Darlino. Sec. B, in the sum of
$15,751 %.
For Corrugated Culverts:
North Dakota Road Supply Com
pany, $1,371 70.
For timber bridges and re-infor-
ced concrete work:
Fareo Bridge & Iron Co, S21,046 72.
WHEREUPON the following re-
solution was adopted:
BE 1T RESOLVED by the Board
of County Commissioners of Penn
bina County that they approve the
action of the Chief Engineer. w H
Robinson. of the State Highway
Commission in awarding the con-
tracts on Federal Aid Project No.
LA on the road east from Hamilton,
as follows
F Darling, for road grading and
other items.
Fargo Bridge & Iron Co, for re-
inferced concrete work.
North Dakota Road Supply Co,
for corrugated metal culverts.
And the Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners is hereby
authorized to enter into contract
with said parties and at the prices
set forth in said proposals. subject
to the approval thereof by the State
Highway Commissioner of the
State of North Dakota and the Fed
eral Road. Department of the U. s. "
Unon adortion of the foregoing
resolution the followino Commits
sioners voted "aye." w J Watts, A
r Purdv. John s Stanles. and the
fo11owino voted "nav." John Holler.
Chairman Radke declared the re-
solution dulv and REGULARLY adopted.
FEDERAL AID PROJECT NO. az
Informal offers were received for
the construction of one concrete
bridge and concrete items in connec-
tion with corrugated culverts for
Federal Aid Project No. AZ, State
west from Cavalier.
Fargo Bridge and Iron Company
and Mr. John Gunnlogson having
submitted offers for such work.
In as much as the Board had re-
commended to the State Highway
Commission that reinforced con-
crete bridge be not installed and
that in its place SKI post culvert.
No decision was made as TO accept
ance of offer.
State Highway Engineer taking
SIle pTOpOS1IlOn OF cnange unQer
consideration. Will report later to
the County Commissioners.
At $50 P M Board adjourned un-
til tomorrow at 8 o'clock "A NJ.
In the meantime Board to exam
inc proposed changes in connection
with Federal Aid Project No. AZ,
State Engineer to accompany them.
FRIDAY, MAY 9th, 1921.
AT 9 o'clock A M Board convened,
all members present.
Claim Of Edwin A Foley Of $16.32
in connection with Juvenile cases,
laid over for further investigation.
MOTHERS PENSION
Members of the Board have inves-
tigated the several mothers PEN
sions as approved by the county
court, as follows, q
Mrs Mary Boyer of Cavalier, al
lowance per child, as follows: $12
per month from April to September,
inclusive, and SIS per month for bal
ance Of year, for three children.
Mrs Mary Leibinger Of Pembina,
p11Owanca no. child M fn1lnwo. e10