The morning call., 1890-04-05

~ of $50 long handled steel shOYeIs and 45U
in Golden Gate Park for only three weeks, viii be
received ar $50 Sansome St, Room Al, up to II NJ .
number of the shoyes or barrows as low as D. the
proceeds OF the sale VIII pass into the Citizens Re
lief Fund for the unemployed. Bids must be marked
Proposals for shoyels and barrows." BY order OF
the Citizens Executive Committee.
WILLIAM NJ. BUNKER, Chairman.
H. H. RUSSELL, Secretary. apo IL
GAN FRANCISCO, CAL, APRIL 5. 1890
~ Sealed proposals, in tripicate. win be received
named, until ! O'Clock A. NJ Monday May 5, 1890.
and then opened, for furnishing during fiscal year
Forts BidweiI and CASTOR, Cal; also at same time
at this office only for forage and straw for Acatraz
Island, Angel Island. Bencia Barracks. Fort Mason
Presid1o OF San Francisco and San francisco, Cal
government reserves the right to reject any or all
bids Preference given to articles OF domestic pro-
ductlon, conditions OF price and quality QncIudng
In the price of foreign productions the duty
articles Of American production produced on the
Pacific Coast TO the extent Of the consumption re-
furnished on application to Quartermasters at posts
wheTe 6ids are to be opened or to ALEX }. PERRY
Assistant Quartermaster-General, U. s. A.
apps At my1 2t
PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE AND ROLLED
L steel Beams Tor the U 5. Navyyard, Mare Island
dorsed Proposals for Granite ana Rolled steel for
the Mare Island Navy yard, to be opened April Is,
$780, will be received at the Bureau Of Provisions
and Clothing, Navy Department. Washington ID c.
until II O'Clock. noon, April 15 1890 and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter, to furnish, at the
Mare Island Navy-yard 22OO cubic feet of cranite
and rolled steel beams Blank forms OF proposals
VIII De furnished upon application to the Bureau,
nee, san Francisco Cal. The articles must in All
cases conform TO the Navy standard and pass the
usual naval inspection. Tie bids decided by Ior
The Department reserves the right to waive defects
OF to reject any or all bids not deemed advantage
Gus TO the Government JAMES FULTON Psv-
'master-General, U. S. Navy. mr22 sa At
PROPOSALS FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC MATE
Il rails, ETC., for the U. s. Navy-yard Mare Island
Caitornia-March 10. lS90-Sealed proposals in
eorseo :, froposals Tor Photographic Materials etc.
To- 1891. VIII be received at the Bureau OF Proyi-
slons and Clothing, Navy Department, Washington
d. O., until IL O'Clock, neon April 10. 1890 and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter to furnish
at the Mare Island Navy-yara a quantity OF photo-
graphic materials and photographic paper. Ylank
forms Of proposals will be furnished on application
70 the Bureau, the Commandment, Mare island or the
Navy Pay once, San Francisco, Cal. The articles
must In all cases conform to the Navy standard and
pass the usual naval inspection. RE bids decided
by lot. The Department reserves the right 10
waive defects or TO reject any ali bids deemed
advantageous TO the Government JAMES fUI.-
Ton, Paymaster-General U. s. Navy. mr22 SAT-
PROPOSALS FOR COAL FOR THE UNITED
4 states Nayy-yard, Mare Island, California =
March /, 1S9O.-Sealed proposals indurse PRO
poSaiS Tor Coal for the Mare Island Nayy-yart TO
be opened April l, 1890" will be received at the
Bureau OF Provisions aud Clothing, Navy Depart-
ment, Washington, ID. c., until II O'clock noon,
April /, 1890. and publicly open fmmediately
thereafter, to furnish at the Mare Island Navy-yarl
zoo tons Wellington coal Blank forms OF prop0-
sails Will be furnished application the bureau
the Coinmandant Mare Island, the NAVY Paw
once, san Francisco, Cal. The coal must in All
cases conform TO the naval standard and pass the
partment reserves the right to waive defects or T.,
reject any all bids not deemed advantageons -
the Government. JAMES FULTON, PaymaStar-
General United States Navy mrl5 Sa 81