The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-24
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DROPOSALS FOR 12-INCH MoRTAR BODIES
i Ordnance ofsise. war department. Wnsh-
ington. September 8. isso-sealed proposals. IN
O'Clock p. m, on Thursday, November q, 1890. at
which time they viii be publicly opened, for
supplying the ordnance department, u 5.
srIny, with IL cest-iron bodies more or less, for
Pinch moffsrs. 10 be manufactured on the Pa
cane cuasI Biark forms on which proposals
must be made and all in information required by
bidders can be had upon application. 3. v.
Benet, Brissdier General. Chief OF Ordinance
DROPOsAIS FOR FINCH BREECH-LOAD-
ing rlfied morsars-Ordnance office, war de-
partment. Washington, september 6. $780,
81 aied proposals.. IN duplicate, will be r ceivcd
at ths Office uutli O'Clock p. m. Thursday,
November 6 1880. at which time they viii be
publicly opened, for finishing and assembling
ON the Pec fic coast twelve f12) l2-inch breech-
loading rined mortars. more or less, the prin-
eipsl parts being supplied oy the United States.
Blank forms OF whic9 proposals must be made
and al information required BY bidders can be
rad upon application. s. V. Benet Brigadier
General. Chief of Ordnance.
pRoPosAIs FOR PINCH MORTAR FoRG-
4 s-ordinsnce Office War Department,
washington, September 6, 1890. Sealed propo-
sails. in duplicate, viii &c received al this Office
until O'Clock y. M, or Thursday. November 6,
1870. al which time they viii be publicly opened,
for supplying the ordnance department, t. S.
army, With IL sets, more or less of Steel Forg
ings fer trunion hoop. hoops and breecn
mechanism Tor l2-inch mortars, 10 be raanufac-
tured on the Pacific Coast. Blank forms, on
watch proposals must re made and all informa-
ton required by bidders, can be had upon ap-
phcation. 5. v. Eenet, Brigadier General. Chief
OF Ordnance.
- by the undersigned. clerk OF school dis
trict Nc. so. at Ballard, King county. Washing
ton. Tor the construction of brick sch0olhouse.
Plans and specifications can be seen after
O'Clock p. M, MONDAY, September %. 1890, ut he
Office of Fred G. Weller, architect 1872 Eight tn
street, Seattle. All bids to receive co sidera,ion
must be IN by Monday, September %, 1890, at
D M, ana BE- accompanied by q certified ch7ck
In the SUN OF five hundred dollars. made paya-
bic 10 the directors OF school district No. So The
successful bidder TO furnish good and suffi-
Gent bond IN the penal sum of 10000, condi-
tened for the faithful performance of the con-
tract in full accordance with the plans and
specifications.
The right is reserved TO reject any and all
bids offered. By order of the board OF directors
CHAS HADFIELD. District Clerk.
Dds WAIVED FOR THE BUILDING OF
ID wharf at Uisalady. Plans aud specifics
tons at the office of Anderson & Faegre sole
agents Utsaiady Townsite Improvement Co.,
Scheuerman block. Seattle.
NOTICE TO MILL MEN-BIDs WILL BE RE-
IN ccived by the board OF county commits
sioners OF King unity, ct the Office Of the audi
tor OF SAID county, until Friday, September 26.
1890 at III o'clock a. n, for the furnishing OF
10000 feet more or less, OF lumber delivered on
the county road south of the city limits OF Sc
attic (sufJect 10 the order of the contractor).
plank. and 4x5 stringers for foundation for
same. Approximate amount OF plank, 10000
feet; approximate amount OF striDgers, 5000
feet. Delivery 10 begin Immediately and be
suthcient 10 enable work 10 be prosecuted con-
tinuous!y aud completed before November l,
1851 Lumber to be sound and merchantable
aud to the satisfaction OF the board. Bids 70 be
accompanied by certified check of $3.50, to be
forf lied TO the county by the successful bidder
IN case he fails TO enter into contract within
five days after award. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all ODDS.
Dated At Seattle September 16, 1890.
w. K. FORREST, County Auditor.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS-NOTICE
~ n hereby given that bids will be received
by the board Of county commissioners of King
county, at the Office OF the auditor of SAID
county, until Friday. September 26, 1880, at IL
ociock q. M, for the laying of two Thousand
linear feet, more or less, of plank roadway on
the county road south of the limits OF the city
OF Seattle Said roadway will be is feet wide. to
be laid with stringers. each AXIS in, laid fiat on
the ground and filed flush with earth, and COW
wide. Every plank to be spiked to each end
stringtr with Tin. wire spikes, and to each in
side stringer with st least one spike same a.
above, at alternate edges of plank Lumber will
be Delivered on the ground by the county. All
to be completed to the satisfaction of the board
on or November i. 1890 Each bid to be accom-
panied BY a certified check in the sum of $780,
to be forfeited 10 the county by the successful
bidder in case of his failure to enter into con-
tract within days aftsrward. The board re-
serves the right reject any or all bids
Dated At Seattle, Sept Is, 1890.
w. r. FORREST, County Auditor