The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-12-01

Sheet metal worker. $120 per hour.
Roofer. Sl.10 per hour.
Plumber, $1.20 per hour.
Steam filter, S1.20 per hour.
Electrician. Sl.20 per hour.
Painters. paper hanger and dec
orator, Sl.20 per hour.
Tile setter, $1.20 per hour
Truck driver, 11s-ton or less. soc
per hour. t4laeS b14
Truck driver, over 11E-ton. zoe
Jack hammer operator. soc per
hour.
Calker, s1.2O per hour.
Compressor operator, 100 feet or
over. zoe per hour.
Tractor operator, soc per hour.
Pitman, 60e per hour.
Power grader operator, zoe per
hour.
Graderman, Glass 3, CSC per hour.
Snow pillow helper, 60c per hour.
Gravel loader operator Gear mani,
75c per hour.
Drag line operator, S1-2O per hour.
Gravel crusher operator, Sl.O0 per
Patrolman Cteam). without team,
| 55c per hour.
Night Waterman (steam shovel,
| zoe per hour.
Night watchman. soc per hour.
Assistant master mechanic, S1-2O
per hour.
Mechanic, $l.00 per hour.
Mechanics helper. Csc per hour.
Concrete mixer operator, 10 T. or
smaller. soc per hour.
Concrete mixer operator, over 10 Il,
| less than q f. soc per hour.
Concrete mixer operator, q Z or
| over, $1.20 per hour.
| Dfnkey engine operator, 90c per
hour.
Elevating grader operator, 9Oc per
hour.
| Slopeman, 55c per hour.
| Bituminous road machine operator,
| $1.00 per hour.
Boilermakers, s1.2O per hour.
| Welders, S1.20 per hour.
| Boilermakers' helpers. coo per hour.
/ Welder helpers, COO per hour.
| Foremen and superintendent snail
| be paid not less than 10 per cent
more than the highest minimum rate
for the craft or crafts when they
| supervise.
| Amendments to the specifications
for grading and crawling work on
tober 10th, 1888. and on bridge
construction work on which bids
will be received on October 2Srd.
1888:
1. The revised wage scale dated
October goth, 1888, copy of which
porated and made a part of the con-
tract and specifications:
2. In that part of the specifica-
tons entitled County of ST. Louis;
| Department of Highways, Special
Provisions for Highway Projects. FL
nanced in Whole or in Part under
Section 204, of the National Indus
trial Recovery Act the following
corrections are to be made:
(a) Section III-Domestic mate
rails, page 2, last paragraph, relat-
ing to the use of St. Louis county
materials, has been superseded by
subsection OBJ, article l, bulletin No.
2 dated September 18th, 1888, of the
specifications.
| OBJ Paragraphs relating to skilled
and unskilled labor" on page 3, sec
ton V, have been superseded by the
| revised wage scale dated October
gency administration of public WORK
bulletin No. 2, dated September 12th,
1888, copy of which is attached
to the specifications.
(c) The first paragraph on page
4, section V, relating to camp help
has been superseded by n new Sec
ton dated October 10th. 1888.
I'D Paragraph 5. page 4, section
V. the second sentence: shall be
changed to read ''Payrolls shall be
(e) The first three paragraphs
under section VII General, page z,
shall be eliminated. See subsection
(c) Article A of Federal Emergency
Administration of Public Works Bull
letin No. of the specifications.
B. Section of the instructions
to Bidders" has been superseded by
subsection OBJ Article G OF the Fed
eral Emergency Administration OF
Public Works Bulletin No. =, dated
September 18th, 1888.
A. Where st. Louis county speci-
fications conflict with the public
works administration requirements,
the latter shall govern; and
| Whereas, in the judgment OF this
board said amendments are reason
able and should be adopted and
agreed to by this board.
Now, therefore, be it resolved, that
agrees to the within and foregoing
amendments to specifications and
amendments to the county's mini
mum wage scale, and hereby directs
the county highway engineer to in
clude all of said amendments IN the
specifications to be made part OF
the plans and specifications to be
included in each and every contract
to be hereafter awarded by this
board. to the successful bidders
| whose bids were received by this
October 23rd, 1888.
| Commissioner Newman moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
| commissioners Eklund, An
derson, Newman, Koski, Pasich and
Vice Chairman Snyder-6.
Adopted October 2srd. 1888.