Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-04
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES.
Bids Opened and Contracts Awarded
"A Warm Competition Among
Manufacturers.


Manufacturers.
The board of directors of the Ore
Gon Insane Asylum met i'm the gov
ernor's office Tuesday afternoon, aud
opened large number of bids for
furnishing the supplies which had
been adVerlis, d for. Some of the
lids came ftum San Francisco. One
lid for weed c;me Ion Clark couu-
ty, Washington. The contract for
wood was let Yesterday afternoon,
and the Others will be let as soon as
the samples can be examined and
tue bid compared. The following
are the bids.
BED SPREADS.
q. Shlndler u Co., Portland, No.
l, SL25; No. >, Sl.45; No. 5, S1.75;
No. 4, $3.50 each. J.J. Dalrymple
& Co, Salem, "A" $l.49; No. %,
SLSl; Clarendon, Sl.G5 each. H. f.
Edwards, Portland, Lakeside, Sl.O0;
P. @, Sl59; "An FI.47; No 400,
$l.S4.
BLANKETS.
G. Shiudler & Co. $7.9g; Eagle
Woolen Mills, : 10 bound, 1913; 7lb
unbound, $3.50; 81 10, 1926; No. .,
S3.75. Oregon City Mfg. Co., q 10,
$500, H r. Edwards, Royal, $500;
Grecher, 1897; Glencoe, 81 .46; Berk-
shire, S496. Tbos. Kay Woolen
Mills, Eastern wool, 500; No. ,,
same-S5.5o; Nos. 8, valley wool,
5000; No. 1, same-S4.5O.
TICKING.
G. Shindler q Co., "a" lie per
sd; H. E. Edwards, Ice; j. A.
Rotan, Salem, 2Oc per yard. Dal-
rynlple d Co. 22c,
FEATHERS.
G. Shindler u Co., White, best,
20 cts; No. ,, zoe; No. 8, 52c per 10;
A. B. Buren,, Salem, No. |, G4c; No.
2, 59c; Forbes & Breeden, Portland,
5Gc; Pacific Mgf. Co, No. |, 72Ic;
No. p G2'; No. 3, 52!c; No. 1, Gray,
80; II. e. Edwards, best, zoe;
NNN, Soc; NN, 59c; J. a. Rotan,
55c; f. f. Henry, lot l, 7lc;lot 2,66c.
MATTRESSES.
f. E. Henry, Portland, lot 8, S7,6S;
lot ?, $9eS5; No. l, $l0.59. H.H.
Cline, "F" $3.50; &C" $11. G.. Schin-
dler x Co., so cents per ID on best,
second grade Is cents, thirl 40 cents
per III. A. B, Buren, "a a" $lO.75
for 20 lbs, 4 \ S9.75, Y $3.50. Forbes
& Breeden, SO Pacific Spring Co.,
San Francisco, S1O.25. H. E. Ed
wards-Gray, 81 A; &c NJ" SS. 20, &C |
NJ" No. ,, 1927; rs A" S9.6S; "D G"
Sl1.l6. j. A. Rotan $3.50.
IRON BEDsTEADs.
Dugan Bros. Salem, "a" $40, !
second grade; S775, first grade; "B"
$40. Fol bes & Breeden, $9.35, for
best, second $50; II. E. Edwards,
three grades IS 90, IS 10 and IS. E. !
E. Henry, SG.6l, 81 29aud$7.79. II.
II. Cline, 1855. For these bedsteads
here was a variety Of styles and
prices. Specimens We're on hand
and the prices and articles will be
examined and the selections made,
WOOD.
VIM, Frost. body fir $50 cd, $3.50; |
!. N. Smith, body fir $50 cd, q IS;
R. L. Swartz, body fir 500 cd, 1915;
7. N. Ingersol, body fir SO Cd, $3.50;
:. A. WanIess, body fir $50 cd, 1919;
'ohin & Jones, body fir .5Ol cd,
2. 95; e. Anderson, body fir 25) Cd,
2 65iC. l. Oleman, body fir3OO-6OO
d., S2.75; c. e. Kays, body fir 100
d., $40; E. NJ. Waite, BODY fir 100
d., $2.69; II. Shrum, boly fir $50
d. $3.50; Thos. Lalond, body fir 100 |
d., $3.50; G. d. Goodhue, body fir
90 cd, S2.75; X. V. Gesner, small |
ir 500 cd, $3.50; II. p. Gordon,
mall fir 100 cd, $3.50; l.. n. White,
mall fir 50 cd, $2.49; f. Anderson,
mall fir sc cd, S2.45; E. NJ. Waite,
mall fir 800 cd, $2 10; II. c. Fletch
r, small fir 800 cd, 50 %; j. l.. Bol.
niger, small fir $50 cd, S235; ThOs
Ialond, so cd, $3.50; q. ID. Good.
lue, small fir 100 cd, $2.45; n. p, |
williamson, small fir 100 cd, $2.4O; |
henry Shrum, scrub oak so Cd, |
4 90; VIM. Frost, j. l.. Bollinger,
:. NJ. Waite, q. ID. Goodhue, J II.
mith, E. Anderson, c. r. Kays, II.
:. Fletcher and n. p. Willism ms
'ere awarded contracts, Mr.. Waite
'as awarded contract on 10th bids.