The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-11-10
Bids On State Road
Work Has Been Received
Work On Some Projects May Go
Ahead in Winter Commissioner
Reports

the state highway offices in st
Paul on 8 grading, swamp fill,
crawling and 8 bridge jobs. The
bridge jobs, 5 of the graveling and
5 of the grading jobs are in the
regular program of the state high.
way department for 1888 work. The
others have been placed in the
emergency relief classification und-
err the conditions of emergency aid
required by the federal govern.
ment.
Dependent upon weather condi-
tons, work on some of the projects
Commissioner Babcock reports, will
possibly get under way before OF
very soon after the opening of the
new years.
Low bidders on the various pro-
jects are announced by Commits
sioner Babcock as follows:
Grading
T. H. No. 4EBetween Willmar
and New London, length 11.9 miles,
comprising $4,000 cubic yards of
excavation, low bid, DeRuyter
Bros, Willmar, at $50, 037.
T. H. No. 12-Between Hopkins
and st. Louis Park, length 2.3
miles, comprising 10000 cubic
yards of excavation, Phillippi Bros,
Minneapolis, at $4S,272.
T. H. No. 34-Between the State
Sanitarium near Walker and the
junction with T. H. No. 10, length
IT miles, comprising $4,000 cubic
yards of excavation, Farrell &
Clark, St. Paul, at $S5,86S.
T. H. No. 37-Between Little
Falls and Randall, length 10 miles,
comprising 272,000 cubic yards of
excavation, s. J. Reader Co., Min
neapolis, at $57,955.
Crawling
T. H. No. 29-Between Glenwood
and north county line, length 66.S
miles, comprising 37,4O0 cubic yards
of gravel surfacing, low bid, Hec-
tor Construction Co., Hector, at
$11 ,845.
Regular Program
Grading
T. H. No. between the Arrow
head River and Reservation River,
length ia miles, comprising $780,
900 cubic yards of excavation, low
bid, w. w. Magee, st. Paul, at
$243,859
T. H. No. 29-Between Wadena
and junction with T. H. No. 36,
length, 14.2 miles, 402.500 cubic
yards of excavation, VIM. Petrie,
Champaign, at S71,1s7.
T. H. No. 36-Between Henning
and junction with T. H. No. 20, 1885,
400 cubic yards of excavation,
Thomas Bros, Foley, at $76,573.
T. H. No. 43-Between Rushford
and As miles north of Rushford,
length As miles, 365,000 cubic yards
of excavation, Griffis Bros, Mime
apolis, at $167, 1929.
Crawling
T. H. No. 8-Between Brookston
and Saginaw, length rs miles, COM
prising 5000 cubic yards of gravel
low bid, Lyle Sloan,
at $3,364.
T. H. No. StBetween Saginaw
and 4 miles northwest of Duluth,
length 10 miles, comprising $500
cubic yards of gravel surfacing,
Lyle Sloan, Glendale, at 1912.
T. H. No. 18-Between Garrison
and 9 miles east of Brainerd,
length 11.2 miles, II 200 cubic yards
of gravel surfacing, e. w. Hallett
Co., Crosby, at $500.
T. H. No. 56-Between Browns
dale and junction with T. H. No. 9
length, 4.3 miles, 1890 cubic yards
Of gravel surfacing, John Rafdal &
Sons, Mortified, at $1,047. T..
T. H. No. 66-Between Milan and
length 1874 miles, CON !;
prising 16,400 cubic yards of gravel
surfacing, John Rafdal & Sons,
at $5,732.
Bridges
T. H. No. 6-Bridge No. 5174. 10
Gated 1 mile east of Odessa in Big
Stone county, length 12S feet wood
IN overhead structure, low bid, Carl
Wheaton, at $8,125.
T. H. No. 6-Bridge No. 5255, To-
Gated at Candy, length 8 spans at
30 feet low bid, Widell Co., Man
kato, at $19,545
T. H. No. 9-Bridge No. 5148, at
Albert Lea, length 128 feet, wood.
en- overhead structure, Joe Wehner,
at $8,792.
T. II. No. 11-Bridge No. sos To-
Gated miles north of Simar in
st. Louis county, length no feet,
overhead structure, award
alter.
T. II. No. 11-Bridge No. 5233. at
length log feet, wooden
overhead structure low hid. NJ w