Dyer

The alleged error of the court below in holding an order extending the time for completing the contract, made after the expiration of the period originally fixed, to be valid, is not specified in the statement on motion for a new trial. The point decided in Beveridge v. Livingstone, 54 Cal. 54 , will not be considered on this appeal: Code Civ. Proc., sec. 659, subd. 3.

But the record before us presents the point that the time for completing the contract for grading had not expired, nor was the grading in fact completed, either when the macadam contract was awarded or when the macadamizing should have been finished according to the contract as awarded.

The power of the board of supervisors to let a contract for macadamizing must be determined by the condition of things when such contract is awarded. The time for doing the work may be extended by the board, but the board may not anticipate the extension when the original award is made. The law supposes the board to intend that the contractor shall perform his work within the time fixed by his contract. In the ease before us the advertisement for sealed proposals contained a notice that the macadamizing was to be done within sixty…