Construction-- Clearing and grubbing $ 500.00 Common excavation, 10,231 cu. yds. at 60c 6,138.60 Intermediate excavation, 8,689.4 cu. yds. at 80c 6,951.52 Solid rock excavation, 7,722.2 cu. yds. at $1.25 9,652.75 12-inch reinforced concrete pipe, 391 lin. ft. at $1.25 488.75 36-inch reinforced concrete pipe, 56 lin. ft. at $4.00 224.00 6-inch porous drain tile, 585 lin. ft. at 10c 58.50 Class A concrete, 48 cu. yds. at $15.00 720.00 Class C concrete, 2 cu. yds. at $12.00 24.00 Rubble masonry, 2 cu. yds. at $1.25 2.50 Overhaul per 100 lin. ft., 54,862 cu. yds. at 2c 1,097.24 Crushed rock for drain tile, 30 cu. yds. 46.20 18-inch concrete pipe in place, 45 lin. ft. 87.15 ----------- $ 25,991.21 Less 15 per cent retained pending completion 3,898.68 ----------- 22,092.53 ----------- Total expended to November 30, 1918 $ 24,037.20 Paid by State--engineering 1,944.67 Paid by County--construction 22,092.53 ----------- Total $ 24,037.20 This work is estimated to cost complete $ 27,500.00 [Illustration: BITUMINOUS PAVEMENT ON THE PACIFIC HIGHWAY SOUTH OF OREGON CITY IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY. GRADED AND PAVED IN 1918] Paving--Oregon City to Canby A contract was awarded on September 4, 1917, to the Oregon Hassam Paving Company of Portland, for a sixteen-foot bituminous pavement between Oregon City and Canby, a distance of 7.5 miles. A considerable part of the crushed rock used in this pavement was furnished by the Highway Department from a rock point which it was necessary to remove in connection with the grading just north of New Era. The paving of this section is practically complete at this date and the contracting company is to be complimented upon the excellence of its work. The cost of the work completed will be about $135,000.00 of which amount $102,114.85 has been paid. Mr. M. E. DeWitt acted as resident engineer for the Highway Department on this work. DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES TO NOVEMBER 30, 1918 PAVING OREGON CITY TO CANBY Engineering $ 2,444.57