The Arizona sentinel., 1874-03-21
THE LOWEST BrDDERs FOR
 Forage and Transportation. s


 Camp Apache: Thos. Ewing. 3OO,OOl tbs barley at 7.49; A. Bar. nett. 859. 900 lbs. corn at 4.9-lO; Thos. Ewing. 1905, 900 tbs hay at $25 per ton ThOs. Ewing. 700 cor Is soft wood at &. 623 per cord Fhos Ewing, 200 cords hard wood at $4.20 per cord.
 Camp Bowie: E. Y. Fish and D. A. Bennett, all barley required at 4.3}; D. A. Bennett. all hay re-. quired at ST 47; D. A. Bennett. all soft wood required at St1 87 pei cord, and all hard wood at St1 87 per cord; E. Ochoa, $50 cords hard wood At 9.S9; I. Ewing, 1OO. 900 lbs. corn at 3.23.
 Camp Grant: E K. Bucker of Phenix, all barley required at A. IS; A Barnett, 607. .OO0 lbs. corn at 3.75; D A. Bennett all hay re. quired at $14 45 per ton; all soft wood required at $4 4S per cord 1; all hard wood required at S4.48 per cord. f#i. l-
 Camp .MOhave: Samuel Moore of Phenix, all barley required at S4.73.
 Camp McnOwell: P. w. Moore all barley required at 97; Mi. chael GoIdwater, 190,00O corn at 50; C T. Hsyden 250, 900 fbs. hay at 1 5-l2 per fh; q. w. Bowers, 500 cords soft wood at $4.50 per cord. Fort Yuma and Yuma Depot A. Barnett, 224.000 lbs. barley at 3 300; M. GOldwater, Prescott, , 4OS, 900 lbs. hay at S33 50 per ton.
 Camp Verde: Samuel Moore all barley required at 3.97; c. F. Head. 500,0B0 lbs. corn at 3.I5; Geo, W. Hance, HOO. 600 tbs. hay S15 per ton; Th0s. Mcintyre, 300 cords soft wood at $5. i9 Der cord {; c. C. Bean all soft wood required at $5.9l per cord. t
 
 Fort Whipplp and Whipple de- pot: S. Moore all barley required at 3.73; J. H. Lee. Prescott, 100,- 900 lbs corn at PA; John D Price & Philip McDonnell, 10000 fbs. hay at S22 50 per ton; G. w. BOw- err, 1000 cords soft wood at $3. SS per cord.
 Camp Lowell: E. K. Bucker all barley required at 2.18; Tho>. Ewing. 100,00 lbs. corn at Z 43; s. H. Drachman, 1.700.0 900 lbs hay at 40.100 cents per fb; l,200 cords sof, wood at S3.62 per cord; D. A. Ben. nett all hard wood required at S4.80 cents per cord.
 San Carlos: Buckalew and G'ddtree, 20h,000 lbs. barley at 4 97; Fish and Bennett ali the hay required at sl7 47 per ton; all soft wood required at S4 87 per cord ; all hard wood required at S4.87 per cord. .
 At all posts, uniform rates, Fish and Bennett all barley re- quired at 3.70; all corn required at $3.73. .I't ss'i i
 Local bids are not yet received. and awards will not be published untilHthereafter. 4, 7. - THE lowest local bids at Camp Lowell We've for barley by F. l. at 2.19; for corn by P Kitchen at 2 AZ; J. P Fuller hay at SS 48 per ton; D. Dunham soft wood at $3. "A per cord.-ED. CIrI- ZEN. ~''Htl7 fat e@ln ot
 Transportation route M. T.: F. OchOa to Bowie, Lowell. Grant and McDOwell, 1 S5 p r 100 bs per 100 miles; Apache 2.87; Htween posts, except Apache, f:99; be- tween Apache and other posts, l 2S7.
 Route No. 2: R. B Carley to Verie 214; Fort Whipple and WhippIe depot 205; between | pttStS 7 OU. M. tfDl.IW1CPf 10 Yer de 2.30; Fort Whipple and Whip pie depot ? U0; between any .wo of the above named posts 2 37E the contractors to furnish storage for stores ar Ehrenberg and quir- ters and offices for the quarter master free.
 Route No. 3: Barn 1t to Fort Whipple and Whipple depot 2.1I: Verde ? 40; Apache 74; between posts, except Apache. 2.40; be ! .ween Apache and other posts, 7 "A. VT nrni1lI7" ' - The following bids were made fl It Fort Yuma and Yuma Depot: f l.. J. F. Iaeger, wood at Fort D umt S5 B; at Yuma depot S4 D; V Iohn Brown, w0Od at Yuma de f 'Ot S4. 75; Jose M. RedGHd0 nar- a ey hay S4'0O; Jose M. Redon' n To, bottom hay $38. 60.
 WAsHINGToN, D. C., MlTch IA: { The plan proposed ny Coi. scott ii nd associates iOr aii to the coil' r, ined TaY.s and p.cifi,. and At =,