The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-06-12
File Many Requests
For PWA Money
State Has 40 Projects Now; Orc
vile Job Included
In List

Vile job Included
In List
OLYMPIA, June II = Forty
six state PWA projects, calling fol
federal grants totalling $1,233 ,21s
were on file today with State PWA
Engineer E. r. Hoffman for approx
al and transmittal to Washington
D. G.
Hoffman reported 81 of the pro-
jects were for work on state high
ways, involving 1911, 172 in grants
with the rest comprising requests
by cities, counties, schools and irri-
cation districts. King county put in
applications for grants on eight
secondary road projects.
Under new rulings the federal
government will furnish As percent
of the total cost of a project instead
of 80 per cent. AS a result, the
following figures are so per cent
higher than the amount originally
asked for. Figures indicate the fed
eral grant asked.
OrOVllle PROJECT Listed
City of Bellingham, pipe line
bridge, $765.
Lewis county, secondary road pro-
ject replacing bridges, $2,242.
Lewis county, three projects,
clearing, grubbing, draining and
surfacing, $5,313, $l5,750 and $5,647.
Oroville- Tonasket irrigation dis
trict, irrigation system, $4,000.
Lincoln county, secondary road
project crushed rock surfacing, $12,-
$50.
Spokane county, pumping plant,
$148,5OO.
Colfax school district, school and
gymn additions, $18,5Oo.
City of Bellingham, Fairgrounds,
$112.500.
WhaUcom county, secondary road
project, bridge approach, grading
and diking, $3,604; bank protection,
$4,763.
Lincoln county, secondary road
projects, grading, draining and sur
facing, $1,000 and $28,7OO.
City of Seattle, trunk sewer, $780,
600.
Lewis county, secondary road pro-
ject, bridge, $2,1O3.
City of Bellingham, water main,
81 300.
King county, secondary road pro-
jects, grading, paving, eight pro-
jects, $98,736.
Bids Asked
The following projects also were
requested by the state highway de-
partment: Some already have been
for bids.
Lincoln county, crushing and
stockpiling, Wilbur to Telford, S.
$50.
Spokane and Pend Oreille coun-
ties, stockpiling, Bear creek to Rog-
ers Pass, $9,45O.
Stevens and Ferry counties,
Fishtrap west and Fish
trap to Tyler, $4,000.
Lincoln and Spokane counties,
surfacing, Hawk Greek
to Creston, Davenport to Inksters
lake, Odessa to Lamont, Fishtrap
west and Fishtrap to Tyler, Grand
Coulee highway, Grand Coulee to
Coulee City, $50, 45O.
Grays Harbor county, bituminous
surfacing, Hoquiam to Humptulips
and Cosmopolis to Pacific county
line, $1O,5OO.
Whitman, Pend Oreille and Ferry
counties, bituminous surfacing,
Junction State road No. 8 south of
Roslia to Oakesdale, Blueslide to
Metaline Falls, Kettle Falls to
Laurier, $31, 200.
Biles Mill Bridge
Chelan county, bridge, Bi1es mill
bridge over Peshastin creek, $3.50.
Kittitas county, bituminous sur
facing, Teanaway-Ellensburg, FL
ensburg-Highline canal, Alkai Ikes-
Vantage Bridge, $35, $50.
Spokane, Stevens and Pend
oreille counties, bituminous maca-
lam, Addy-Blue creek, Dee Park
Clayton, Bear reek-Rogers Pass,
$50, 375.
Douglas county, surfacing and
'tockpiling, Brewster bridge-Bridge-
port, $11,550.
Kittitas and Yakima counties.
oituminous surfacing, Cloff Dell to
Oak Flat, $2,O25.
Kitsap and Jefferson counties,
'tockpiling, Bremerton-C Chico creek.
Junction-Port Gamble,
rideWater creek-Port Orchard; oil
ng, Bremerton to Chico creek, Key
bort junction to Port Gamble, Tide
water creek-Port Orchard, Ducka-
,uSh north, $4,000.
Clark, Skamania and Klickitat
counties, bituminous retread sur
ace, crushed stone surface, Wash
)ugal east and UnderWood-Iyle,
1872, $50.