Arizona citizen., 1873-11-01

I. od in thiS Territory, to be packed in good, StronG oak tierceS, well hOoped-tWO ron hOOpS one chime and one DlISe hOOp; tne meat to be covered with cotton cloln, packed solid, in clear, coarse saIt, alld IT. . inc Territory, to be packed in inside cot ton and Oufside gunRy- sacks. The net ,veioht 1.-the Bacon weight of uerce, salt, cotton cloth and gunny sacks excluded 1rbnI received at the post to be paid for. The F1our to be fresh ground for deliv- cry and to be of the best quality the coun- try affords, and equal in all respects to SannIe furnished; to be packed 50 or 100 pounds net in each sack; good' strong tviIIed sacks, free from sizing.
 T'he Reans 10 he of the very best quality tho country affords, and of this seasons growth, free from dirt, and packed Tn good strong sacks, 30 or 100 pounds net Tn each sack. e,i.,,od ,,,,,s4 ho of the best quality the country affords.
 The HOminv must be of the best quality, manufactured from white flint corn and he free from corn meal or dust.
 Deliveries of Corn-meal 16i+iaOT ana nOnt,nS nnS renuirpments, throughout, as those Of flour-
 For detailed information as to the amount of Corn-meal and Tommy requ1r- ed at each post, attention IS invited to ln- structiOns to Bidders TOT Corh-hie''l anu
 The actual net weight of Flour, Beans, Corn-meal and HOminy, exclusive of the weight of the sacks, when received at the posts to be paid for.
 All supplies to be subject to the usual 1n- spectiOn required by the Subsistence de- partment. H., ,,,,e. ,,,,,- misSaries to the contractors Ofthe amounts required and time of each n dellvery; Cy o,
 Samples of the Flour, Beans, Corn-meal and HOminy to be furnished as early as nracticable. with the bidders name and contents plainly marked thereon
 The prices to be stated in U. ;. currency.
 Separate proposals for furnishing each of the articles at any post, or all or them at any one post will be received, or one nronOSaI may include all the amounts at each and every post.
 The rirht is reserved of accepting or re- iectinp any bid as may be deemed best for fhe interest of the United States.
 PrODOSalS must be accompanied by proper guarantee, signed by two responsl- ble persons, stating that II a contract Is awarded thev will enter into bonds for the fnIfiIIment of the contract. A good and sufficient bond will be required from the party to whom any contract IS awarded and also a certificate from the Clerk Of the County Court. or maglstrate, 10 the 1act that each bOndSmaniS worth that amount
 Each bid will be accompanied with conv of this advertisement, and instruc- tions to bidders.
 Contractors will not be permitted to sub let their contracts at the posts, except by authority of the Department Commander.
 The contracts to be subject to the approv- a1 of the Division and Department Com manders. In case of the abandonment Of a post, the contract to terminate for that post.
 For detailed information, copies of In- structions to Bidders, advertisements, &c., appIv to the Military Headquarters, Santa Fe. Forts Wingate, SeldOn and Bayard, N NJ: Chief c. S., San Francisco, Cal; Chic c. &, Prescott, and all the posts in.Arizona-
 Bidders are invited to be present at the oDening of the bids. Envelopes should be endorsed: Proposals for (name the arti- cIesl. and addressed to the Chief Commits sarv of Subsistence, Department of Ari- zOna. Prescott, A. T.
 By command Brevet Maj. Gen. Crook. M. P. SMALL, Brevet Brig. Gen. and c. S., Chief CommiSsary of Subsistence October II, 1873. 2-4W-