National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-02
PROPOSALS.

1SoGPSsGI nSoi FSS or sGPPLfEs FOR IN.
OFFICE iA OF 9UArAw Agency,
Sealed pT61ossr e IL W. Jones
United States Indian Agent, will be received at
this SOs ~ to u 0S0sst @ f ssa
service, at this Agency:
CLAss1
25e0o lbs. Beet, net, for Missions.
5000 lbs. Beet, net, for modocs.
CLAss2
IS 900 lbs xxx Flour for MissioAs.
20 900 lbs xx Flour for Modocs.
$500 lbs. white Corn Meal, bolted, for Modocs.
GLASS g.
900 lbs. prime Rio Coffee for Missions.
5000 lbs New Orleans Sugar for Missisnr.
$50 lbs. Q Sugar for Missions.
100 lbs. Palm Soap for Missions.
$50 lbs. Carolina Rice for Missions.
1000 lbs. Navy Beans for Missions.
60 lbs. Imperial Tea for Missions.
20 lbs Pepper Grain for Missions.
8 lbs. Nutmegs for Missions.
lbs. Allspice for Missions.
lbs Indigo for Missions.
500 gallons Syrup for Missions.
40 gallons Vinegar for Missions.
3dozen 2hoop Pals for Missions.
dozen Brooms for Missions.
10 lbs. Soda for Missions.
barrel Lard, kettle rendered, for Missions.
5 barrels Salt for Missions.
LOO lbs New Orleans Sugar for MOdocs.
4SO lbs. Palm Soap for Modocs.
2 barrels Salt for Modocs.
GLASS 4.
400 yards heavy printed Muslin for Modocs.
200 yards heavy Domestic for Modocs.
~ dozen pairs women's heavy cali Shoes for
27z dozen pairs mems heavy BrOgans for Mo-
81 dozen pairs SKY blue Infantry Pants for NO.
docs.
100 yards heavy Hickory Shifting for Modocs.
lgEea I: gross Agate Shirt Buttons for Mo-
3dozen each Clark's Cotton, white and black,
I'M Needles
The above supplies, except the -four and bsef,
will be inspected at st. Louis, Kansas City,
Leavenworth, Lawrence or Quapsw Agency, l.
paw Agency-that for the ModOcs delivered at
the Agency four miles west Of Seneca, Mo-: that
for the Missions at the Mission Scholastic -four
quarterly, or at such times as the exigencles Of
the service may require, and the beef in such
quantities weekly or semiweekly, as the Agent
a9m bs ms T Vi I bs rscsT ony go0G met
be Background, made wholly from good, sound
wheat, and delivered in good. strong sacks; and
pounds must be furnished BY the successful bid.
der before the execution Of any contract, AID to
which all deliveries will be strictly held in in
spection.
Bids for beef will state the price per pound net.
Parties bidding for other articles will state the
price per pound, hundred or yard, as the case may
or an accurate description of the material and
quality of the article. All articles which may in
any respect, fail to conform to the requirements
of the contract, will be rejected; and IT. In that
case the contractor fails to furnish others without
delay, they will be purchased at his expense.
Payments will be made on proper receipts, after
the accounts thereof shall have been properly
approved. Each proposal must have a copy OF
this advertisement attached thereto. In execut-
ing the contract the right will be reserved to In
crease or diminish the quantity Of any articles
embraced In the foregoing schedule, and the fur
ther right will be reserved to increase diminish
the amount specified In any contract to an extent
not exceeding twenty -hve per cent; and the right
Is also reserved to reject any all proposals. If
such o course should be deemed for the best In
terest of the Government.
Glass 3, one half to be delivered by the LIST day
Of November next; the remainder by February l,
1915. Glass to be delivered by the LIST day of No
Fember next.
At the execution of the contract, q bond will be
required to its full amount for the faithful per-
Iormance thereof, with two or more sureties,
whose sufhciency must be certified to by o United
States Judge or District Attorney.
All bids must embrace the whole OF one or more
classes. Proposals should be inclosed In an en-
Velope and addressed to the undersigned, and in
1orsed proposals for Supplies for the Indian
Service" Bidders are invited to be present at the
opening of the bids. H. W. JONES,
United States Indian Agent, Seneca, Mo.