Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-07-01 | Page 3 | Bids Received on Sewer Districts by City

BIDS RECEIVED Oil SEWER DISTRICTS ey CITY Bids on two sower districts were received re-ceived this morning by the city commission com-mission from two firms, the Gibbons & Reed Contracting firm of Salt Lake and the Wheelwright Construction company of Ogden. The bids received were on sewer districts No. 110 and 143, the lowest bid being by the Salt Lake firm. The bids were not awarded this morni ig, however, and will not be awarded for several days. The bids received for District HO were Wheelwright Construction Co . .$30,500 x Gibbons AL- Reed Co 2?. 060 District No. 143. Wheelwright Construction Co.. . $ 1 6 . 2 f- 6 j Gibbons & Reed Co 15.780 Paving district No. 140 comprises the following sections: Van Buretl avenue between Twenty-seventh Twenty-seventh and Thirtieth streets; Brlnker avenue between Twenty-seventh andj Twenty-ninth streets; 'Iowa avenue between Twenty -fifth and Twenty -sixth streets; Twenty-fifth street between be-tween Taylor and Fillmore avenues; mit a .m 1 Twenty fourth street between Tolk and Fillmore jhcquoh, and Capitol street between Tyler and Fillmore ttN 1 nues Paving district No. 143 comprises the following street sections: Tyler avenue between Twenty -sixth and Twenty-seventh streets, Ogden avenue between Thirty -first street and a point 519.65 feet north of Thirty-first street; Ogden avenue between Thirty -second street and a point 788.89 feet south of Thirty-second street; Thirtieth Thirti-eth street between Porter and Monroe avenues, and Sullivan Road between tefferson and Madison avenues. I 00