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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
JOHN D. BERRYMAN, EARL B. AMOS, JOHN N. O'NEIL COMMISSIONFERS
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Office of the County Commissioners,
Washington, Pa., October 2, 1939.
County Commissioners in regular session, those present being Messrs.Berry-
man, Amos and OtNeil.
Motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried that the following
Resolution be adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED by the County Commissioners of Washington County, that the
plans submitted by the Departmwnt of Highways for the changing of State Highway
Route-268, Section 13, in West Brownsville Borough and East Pike Run Township,
between stations 493*14-30 and 517t45.29, have been examined and the County
Commissioners agree that the County will assume liability, except as to the
portion within the limits of the Borough of West Brownsville, for any and all
property damages resulting from the construction of the highway as contemplated
by these plans, and also all damages arising out of any changes or alterations
of drainage resulting from the construction or maintenance of the highway.
There being no further business before the Board, the meeting was adjourned
(SIGNED)
COUNTY_ COMMISSIONERS.
Office of the County Commissioners,
Washington, Pa., October 3, 1939.
County Commissioners in regular session, those present being Messrs. Berry-
man, Amos and OtNeil.
Motion by Mr. Amos, seconded by Mr. OtNeil, that the contract for the Con-
crete Culvert on the_Beallsville-Zollarsville Road, West Bethlehem Township, be
awarded to Fred Saxon, Fredericktown, Pa., at his bid of 1954-00, and that
the County Controller be authorized to return the checks of the unsuccessful
bidders. Motion carried.
Motion by,Mr. Amos, seconded by Mr. OtNeil, that the contract for the neces-
sary structural steel for the following bridges be awarded to the Fort Pitt
Bridge Works, Canonsburg, Pa., at the unit pries per pound --as listed below:
WEIRICH AVENUE BRIDGE, Chartiers Creek No. 63
36,000 lbs. more or less, of plain structural
steel at their unit price of .0285 per lb.
BELL AVENUE BRIDGE, Buffalo Creek No. 9
5350 lbs., more or less, plain structural steel,
at their unit price of .02535 per lb. and 1475
lbs., more or less, of reinforcing steel at
their unit price of .02476 per lb.
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
JOHN D. BERRYMAN, EARL B. AMOS, JOHN N. O'NEIL COMMISSIONERS
GABBY BRIDGE, Chartiers Creek Np, 65
10,500 lbs., more or less, of plain structural
steel at their unit price of .021715
the checks of the unsuccessful bidders to be returned by the County Controller and
the check of the successful bidder to be held in -lieu of bond until such time as
released by the County Commissioners. Motion carried.
There being no further business before the meeting, it was adjourned.
(SIGNED)
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Office of the County Commissioners,
Washington, Pa., .October 6, 1939.
County Commissioners and County Controller in joint session for the purpose
of Gpening bids for the furnishing of ballots and also all necessary election
supplies for use at the Municipal Election to be held on November !, 1939. Present
for the County Commissioners were Messrs. Berryman and OtNeil and also County
Controller J. K. Smith; Mr. Earl B. Amos was absent.
The following bids were opened and read in the presence of the County Commis-
sioners as follows:
Joint bid of the Monongahela Publishing Company, Monongahela, Pa.,
and the Ward Printing company, Washington, Pa., to furnish approxi-
mately ninety-five thousand (95,000) Official Ballots, twenty-five
thousand (25,000) Official Specimen Ballots, and the necessary ballots
for a Motion Picture Referendum in the Borough of Roscoe, for the sum
of Four Thousand Seven Hundred Eighty-eight and No/100 Dollars
($4,788.00); all above for use at the Municipal Election November
7th, 1939, as per your advertisement.
Motion by Mr. O'Neil, and seconded by Mr. Berryman, that the contract for the
above mentioned ballots be awarded jointly to the Ward Printing Company and the
Monongahela Publishing Company at their bid of 4,788.00.
Bids were also opened and read in the presence of the County Commissioners in
accordance with the advertisement of the County Controller for supplying tally
sheets, return sheets, numbered lists of voters, Voter's Guides, etc., required
for use of the Election Officers at the Municipal Election to be held Nov, 7,
1939, packed in 188 boxes for use in boroughs, townships and Third Class Cities.
r Bid of William G. Johnston Company, Pittsburgh, Pa.
188 Sets Municipal Election Supplies to include Tally.Sheets, General
Return Sheets, Envelopes, Numbered List of Voters, Voterts Guides, etc.
and the necessary Computing Books; all return papers and computing books
to have the names of state-wide, county and city offices.printed thereon,
For the sum of.,.,..........•.........•.,..........•............790.49