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SUMMARY OF TOT AL COST Off -PROPOS 1 3?I Q I 2 . V'"\' 'pSvTlj With Wood Pipe, Galvanized Wire $>12059,00 With Wood Pipe, Copper Wire 20375,00 With Concrete Pipe 12960,00 P R 0 P 0 S IT I0 1 HO, 5, —***"""- I H— a>—mi 1.1—rnrnmtm To lay pipe lines A. B. C. and F. thereby gathering the total water supply into a permanent pipe system. Since the cost of the copper wound wood pipe is so excessive as compared with concrete pipe, as shown in details proceeding, and since concrete pipe is the more durable, the copper wound pipe is not considered in this estimate of Proposition lo. 3. WOOB STATE,WOXIH) WITH HO 0 G A IiV A IIZ E D W IR E . Bine A. Same as detailed above f 7985,00 line B. 1200 1423 ft. 18” 50 ft. 14” 20 fwt . heTtad. at at 1 .83 #996*00 .66 939.00 1935.00 Line C. 1300 ft. 12” 20 ft. head at 1 .55 715.00 line F. 500 ft. 8” 20 ft. head at # .43i 217.00 Freight on above at .40 per 100 lbs.I.A to 3k)s Vegas 1202.00 Total #12054.00 ( 4. )
