The Arizona sentinel., 1881-05-07

(1DS AhL SOLlCl1 ELI cOh U IL D nlShing the following supplies (more or less and in quantities as requlrcd) to the Territorial Prison, for the year com mencing July l, 1881, ana ending June 30, 1882 to-wit
 Bacon, pounds 5000 Flour (eXtra and unbOlted half Oi
 each) pounds. 50 900 Corn Meal pounds. .........2 GOO Beans red) pounds. .............2 9 900 Rice pounds. ..................l 000 Coffee Costa Rica or Rio) pounds. 000 Sugar brown pounds. s..............3 GOO Salt 1ne pounds .... ...6 .600 Soap brown pounds. s.......1 1 GOO Pepper grain pounds. ds..................10 100 Dried Fruit peaches and apples lbs. OO0 Potatoes, pounds. ..................15 15 O0O Onions pounds dS.................... .6 0UC Lard pounds ....................I0 1 0O0 CangleS boxes. ....................2 20 Vinegar gallons. s............ ........2 .20O Yeast Powder dozen. 50 Hops pounds .............-...6 to Beef fresh pounds. ..................150 15 000
 CONTINGENT SUPPLIES
 Coal Oil gallons .250 Lard Oil gallons. ................ so MaIcnes gross. 10 Charcoal bushels. 50 COai haTC tObS: .-.-..... ..-..-....--... 70 Wood soft cords. 12o Tin Plates dCZ.. ri nCups dCZ. 4 Iron Table Spoons dog. oz.................4 < Cloth pins doz.. 4 Castillo Soap pounds. s................2 20 Mucilage bottles small doz. ReamS letter paper. ....................2 Bolts ct Arnold Fluid aoz. R. TrOD Picks steel los. .30O Sledge and Hammer Hdls doz....... 20 W hcelbarrOws dnZ..... BarrcX Q0G... EU TICKS doZ ....---... ....... -Z l. 4 ShovelS doZ... 5 H ShOvelS dOZ. GalV Iron Buckets dog. Hospital Buckets doZ. Z...........-......2 Wash Bowls Galv Iron dog. Z............4 Kegs powder Blasting. g.................3b .3b I eel use. -JJ White Wash Brushes doz.
 CLOTHING. Suits far Prisoners, shirt and pants,
 as per sample in office of Secreta-
 ryA yA.......-........... .1OO k Clouded Mission Understands dozen . $ Clouded Mission drawers dozen. .....Ss Knit wool socks dozen. .............-.16 16 ; Hats dozen ....... D E Shoes screwed dozen n................l63 l63 Cotton Handkerchiefs dozen. ............SE Crash TOwelling yards. l0UE. unbleached 54 yarks. 200 5, Blankets gray pairs. ...................3 .3Os If lbs Single Hair mattraSes 5Os lbs PILLOWS. .oU E Gross- assorted cotton thread. ...........2 5 Gross assol ted linen threat.
 Sald supplies to be of the best quality, and subject to inspection and approval by the Superintendent of the Prison. All supplies must bc delivered at the Prison f ee of charge
 Bids must be in currency of the United States, and payment will be made qaarter- ly, as provided by law.
 Samples of clothing must accompany bids, except the suits.
 The successful bidder must be prcparrd ' to enter into contract with the Board ul Prisiun Commissioners, and execute bonds l. for performance 0; same, in such amount Us shall be required by the Board, said . bonds to be subject to tue approval of the ! Board.
 A copy of this advertisement must ac. company all bids, and each bidder will b. required to deposit with the Secretary oi LEc Board the amount necessary to pay for this advertisement, before his bid is !. opened, and the successful bidder must ! pay the cost of the advertisement.
 Bids must be filed with BOa d before 10 , o'clock A M. aGd opened at o'clock, M | June 18th 18Sf No bids will be received , after 10 A. NJ. of said day, and all bidders are requested to be present at the egin- ion:
 Proposals must be sealed, and addressed to H. N. Alexander, Secretary of the Board of Prison Commissioners, Yuma, Arizona and endorsed, " Proposals for Furuish;lr Supplies for tIe T1rI.ori. Prison
 Ihr Commissioners reserve tue right to -a.acl any or all bids.
 Ey orderut The Board .
 T. N ALEXANDER.
 Ne1 -th-tt Secretary