Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS. do rifles, Winchester, latest i'm
 proved. ? do belts, rifle. II do guns, shot, breech loading, Colts
 latest improved, No. 10 ? reams paper, legal cap. l ream do business note. F boxes candles. l gross emery paper. 1 do sand paper. ? dozen wicking, balls. 90 pounds glue. 90 do packing, rubber. 9 do do sheet, gascot. 6 dozen axle grease. % pounds, solder. ? dozen scabbards, pistol. l do lock-, cell l do locks, door.
 do do pad 40 pounds leather lace. 20 do do sole 50 do do batting. 5OO do rope, manilla, assorted. ? dozen hinges, strap. 1 gross steel pens. ? dozen penbolders. 20 pounds starch. | 100 do hair .plastering. l book, commitment. l do register. ? do receipts for prisoners. ? do receipt. l dozen books, hand. ? do hair clippers. ? do gun wads, assorted, boxes
 IN SEPARATE BIDS. jO,0OO pounds fresh beef. 800 cords wood.
 CARPENTERS TOOLS. l saw, rip, 2S inches. ? saws, crosscut, 26 inches. l saw, compass, 10 inches. do buck, F inches. planes, jack, 15 inches. I2 do fore, IS inches |2 do iointers. 22 inches. n do smooth. inches. I2 do bead li inch. I2 do match, seven-eigbths inch. do bull nose rabbit, inches. | q Dairs hollow and rOunds 2.spoke shave, Bailey's. 6 rules. boxwood, feet. l plumb and level. 30 inches. l steel square. marking gauges. | 1 bevel. IO inch Eureka T. l squme, 10 inch imperial mitre. l square, 10 inch try. imperial mitre l set chisels, assorted sizes, socket fix lures. 6 gouges with handles. fremen shank. F bits, assorted sizes. Lewis patent
 brace. l bit, ClRik's expansion. l auger, Goodell's patent adjustable, hol-
 low, with brace. l dozen files, saw, assorted. P. Stubbs, taper. l divider. 10 inch cast steel. hammers, 12-oz.. bell face. 6 hand screws, 10 inches. ? oil stones. Turkey, inches. flat nose plyers and round, & inches.
 Said supplies must be of the best qual- ity, and subject to inspection and ap- provsl by the superintendent of the prison when delivered as required by him.
 Bids must be stated ID lawful money of the United States. and payment will be made quarterly, as provided by law. The following list of samples of mate rial must accompany the bids, viz: All clothing. to include hats and shoes blankets and other bedding; tea, coffee, sugar, soap, tobacco and beans.
 The successful bidder must be pre- pared to enter into contract with the Board of Commissioners and execute a bond for the faithful performance of the same, m such amount as shall be re- quired by the board and subject to their approval.
 Bids for fresh beef and wood must each be separate, in duplicate, and with a copy of this advertisement annexed. All bids must be made in duplicate, with a copy of this advertisement an ne1ed. Bidders must deposit with the secretary an amount f money sufficient to cover the cost of advert sing before their bids are opened.
 Bids will be received until 10 o'clock a. m. Monday. the 7th day Of April, 1884, and no later.
 Proposals must be sealed and ad- dressed to C. H. Brinley, Secretary of the Board of Prison Commissioners. Yuma. A. T., and endorsed. Proposals for furnishing supplies to the Territorial Prison"
 Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of bids. The board reserves the right to reIeet any and all bids. Form of proposals can be obtained from the Secretary.
 By order ot the board C.