The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-06-12
Expensive County
Road Business

Inc Jannarone CONTRACTING r. ~
DeIieVIiie submitted the lowest ssfiYnata
anu was AWARDED the contract Nv ~
BOARD OF freeholders Wednesdsv for
9onc euhg 2.62 miles of the foad iron,
atlantic Highlands To Care,,i,e ~
junction. The successful Ma - -. :
@IoS, Oog. 81. With this paving iaid " re
sn1ire length of the road from Az ZIG
highway route number 4 MiaaIat ossssS
PIKE to Atlantic Highlands viii ~
concereted. The new 1871 VII ~, ~
supiiiltted Wednesday was S727 ooo N
onered by ). s. THOMPSON e. c,,,' 80. ~
% req Bank the bids ranging X 80 y =,
800 o44.91 submitted by Ral,,s
cansioyanni Of Newark.
rams prepared by County Enoinaar
a aIie iof the paving Of a section ri the
y 5a1aWan-Old Bridge road were aT1nrovs
ca a1o as soon as the plans are anrroy ed
oy Ihe siate highway mmission the
~ Tn WI De advertised. Less than
CWo AiiIes OF this road lies in Monmo,,th
county. Mlddlesex county LIST vaar
paved section Of the road running ,,r,
70 the monmouth county line and are
lens 'tie Dalan nee OF the road IN that
DlIec re Bryant B. Newcolpb re-
poleeo ~ mat last Sunday he had received
> r,He - esIegfaIns concerning the dust
- ia1il Ali1 -, On Day View avenue. High
lands. Two car loads of oIy1tr;n' - =.
layer and road binder had baaa- FL, = u4so
time IN readiness to be aDnIia5 ~ ~ 9 aais
Dut weather had not rerInitfad 1 nj,
reported. WIS week ne
County Solicitor William 4 Stavons
reported that he had written the eta4s
highway commission conearr;r,o,
reimbursement Of $500, 600 eynendad
on state highways IN the county undar
an agreement with the , tate in 1921
anu read the reply from the HIGHWAY
commission, advising formal a6rlica-
tlon ano afi1davIts be filed and stating
ing. iorehcoih-
a notion made by Harry G.. Rorden
Ior director Newcomb and adonted nv
me board directed County Enoinaer
Ahsn 10 make a survey Of the road
L6eauihg rom West Long Branch fhru
Oakhurst to Pearl street. with an idea
Oh paving same at some future date.
= As l a request from the board
OF Ireeholders that a fiagman he station
co at the Larrabee crossing near T,alTa-
WOOD. the Central Railroad connanv
wrote the board that arranpemar,fs
mas Already been made to install an
auJomaglc wIg-wag light signal at the
cE.ssihg and expressing the belief that
tuIo styie OF pro- ection to autoists will
prove entireiysatisfactory.
A petition signed by % residents Of
% ataWan requested that a foot
DrIdge be constructed in conjunction
WIN the Little street bridge in that
poro. me communication was re-
ierred to the bridge committee of the
poard. TO the road committee was
referred communication from the
ooro OF lnterlaken requesting that
traflc standards be established at
two important corners jn that
boro. a. Vli1'O
The rep TT of Sheriff YanMater and
Warden BarkaIow for the month Of
May showed that the average num-
per OF prisoners in the county Jail
during that month was SO, with q
Total OF 1881 prisoner days and that
the per capita daily maintenance cost
was % cents.
Solicitor Stevens reported that Ep-
Wlnger d Russell company of New
YORK city had on May 81 filed a lien
claim for materials furnished Royai
j. Mansfield of New York. contractor
on Bridge U-11. at Imlaystnwn.
The lien claim was withdrawn We'd
nesday, he reported. The claim was for