===============================+========+========+============+===== Item | Unit | Amount | Cost | Unit | | | | Cost -------------------------------+--------+--------+------------+----- Engineering | | | $ 382.85 | Intermediate Excavation |Cu. yds.| | 1,078.97 | .72 Quarrying and crushing |Cu. yds.| 2,555 | 3,828.71 | 1.29 Hauling stone |Cu. yds.| 2,555 | 3,243.99 | 1.27 Placing and rolling |Cu. yds.| 2,555 | 2,979.22 | 1.17 Camp construction and operation| | | 719.27 | General construction | | | 197.34 | | | | ---------- | Total | | | $12,430.35 | -------------------------------+--------+--------+------------+----- Goble Macadam Work A contract was awarded to Warren Construction Company September 4, 1917, for macadamizing the Goble Cut-off on a basis of cost plus ten per cent. Columbia County has a quarry on the old road about three-fourths of a mile west of Goble, which was equipped with complete crushing outfit and arrangements were made by the contractor for the use of this equipment and all the rock for this job was crushed and hauled from this quarry. Work was started March 1, 1918, and completed June 25, 1918. Engineering work was done by H. C. Compton as resident engineer under the supervision of Chas. H. Whitmore. COST STATEMENT Construction engineering $548.12 Excavation and embankment 137.24 Drainage 21.11 Quarrying and crushing (6,504 cu. yds. crushed) 9,627.92 Spreading and rolling (6,504 cu. yds.) 5,913.53 Hauling (6,504 cu. yds) 4,371.62 Camp construction and operation 545.61 Corral construction and operation 313.82 ---------- Total cost $21,478.97 Goble Grading Section A new location of the Columbia River Highway was made from a point two miles east of Goble to Goble Creek and a new concrete bridge built over Goble Creek, making a saving in distance of about one-half mile and doing away with several excessive grades, sharp curves and narrow roadbed, also a dangerous bridge and trestle across Goble Creek.