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the irst day OF January, lSfs and the first day of April
Isis; and the other hall between the 18th day Of April,
Should ba required by the chefol this bureau Offers
be made for each half separately and dsncyhat is, for
OF April and for the half deliverable between the 18th
April and the 10Th day of June ls4s Payment for the first
the second half in thirty days after the 18th June 1913
The beef must be from well-iaened cale slaughtered
OF February 1913, and weighing not less than six hundred
pounds nett weight each The legs and leg rnds of the
hnd quarters and the sbns and shoulder clods and at
eight pounds from the neck end of each fore
or the parts marked Nos l. 2 and 8, the drawing de-
ineaon OF the fore and hind quarters OF which Will
be attached TO- and ioma part Of the contract, must be
wholly excluded from each barrel and half BARREL and the
remainder oil the carcass must be cut in pieces OF not less
than eight pounds each.
The pork be packed from corn fed, well-fuened
hogs slaughtered between the first day of November, S
and the first day of February 1913, and weighing less
uecks shoulders, hams legs, feet and d and ali refuse
pieces and must be cut in pieces weighing not less than
SIX pounds each
Both the beet and pork be salted with at least one
statute b9shel OF Turks Island Isle OF May, or ST Ubcs
salt and the beef must have five OF fine pulverized
sapee to each barrel, exclusive of pickle, TO be made
from fresh water as strong as salt will makeit
y of pork, must be packed in halfbares and contain
hundred pounds weight of each, the may be
and IN estimating The price, two half barrels are to be con-
The barrels and half barrels must be made of the best
seasoned white oak white ash and heading if Of
the former TO be less than hreeourihs of an inch
hck II OF the latter TO be not less than inch thick for
barrels and theeouhs half barrels and
be hooped at least theeouhs with the best white
oak hickory hoops.
Each barre and half barrel must be branded its head
Navy Beet" " Navy Pork" the may be, with
the contractors name, and the year when packed.
The beet and pork WILL unless otherwise directed by the
chief Bureau be inspected by the inspecting officers
al the respective navyyards aforesaid and by swom
inspector OF sailed provisions who will be selected by the
respective commanding officers but their charges for such
inspection must be paid by the respective who
likewise have the barrels good shipping order
to the satisfaction OF the commandants of the respective
navyyards aforesaid, alter Inspections and at their own
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Bidders must specify their prices separately and distinct
y in separate offers for the beef and for the pork and tor
each the places of delivery covering all and all
charges
Bonds one.thrd the of the respective
VIII be required and ten per centm IN addition wii be
withheld from the amount OF each payment to be made,
,b; s5 ~, ,e h M a MI , cco,,nt h ,,id
until the contracts complied with IN all respc and
complete the deliveries within the prescribed periods
And in of failure the part OF The contractor to de-
the chief Of the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing shall
have the right direct purchases be made TO supply the
deci ences and OF cost shall be charged to- and
paid by the contractors. Payment will be made by the
United States the periods above specified excepting the
per be withheld until the completion OF the
contracts, before stately after the said beet and pork
shall have been inspected and received, ana os i ne
ivey duly approved by the commandments oil the respective
navyyards, according TO the terms OF the contracts.
The parts of the beef be excluded will be particularly
designated in the engraving be attached to the contracts
Persons interested obtain them application at this
office.
Bidders whose proposals accepted land none others
will be forthwith notified and early as practicable con-
and bond will be transmitted them for executions
which contract and bond be returned to the bureau
within ten days, exclusive OF the time required Tor the fegu
lar transmission OF the mail
Every offer made be accompanied Gas directed in
the 9th the Of Congress making appropriations
for the naval for 1867, approved 10Th August $780,
copy of which is oineo by written guaranty signed
by responsible persons to the effect that ne or
they undertake that bidder or bidders will II his or he
bid be accepted enter into obligation within ten days.
with good and sufficient suretes TO furnish the articles pro-
posed.
This guaranty must be accompanied by the certificate Of
the United States district Judge, United States district atto
ney, agent some officer oil the general government
individual known to the bureau that the guaantors are
able to make good their guaranty
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
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The bidders and residence, and the name OF each
member of firm where company oilers, should be DIS
tncHy stated.
Extract from The act Of Congress aproucd august TO- 1916
Sec g. And be ii further enacte That, from and after
the passage ths act every proposal for naval supplies nv
ted by the Secretary of Navy under the proviso the
general dbd G for s s m bv
written guaranty signed by one or more responsive
the effect thai they undertake that the bidder or bid
ders WILL if his their bid be accepted enter INTO an obi
gaon in such time may be prescribed by the secretary
supplies proposed No proposal shall be considered unless
accompanied by such guaranty IT, after the aece pance
proposal and notification thereof to the bidder or bid
ders, he they shall fail to enter into an obligation within
the prescribed by the Secretary oil the Navy with good
and sut suretes for furnishing the supplies, then he
Secretary Of the Navy shall proceed to contract with some
other person persons for furnishing the said snppes and
shall forthwith the difference between the amount con
tanned the proposal guaranteed aud the amount for
which he may have contracted tor furnishing the said sup
against sa bidder or bidders and his OF their aranor
guaranors and the same may be immedaiey Ieeoveiea
by the United States for the OF the Navy department
in action of debt against either or all osald persons
Jnne-22 lawt2 Aug.
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