The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-22

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and specifications now Oh file In this Office.
Each bid is to be accompanied by certified
eneck payable 20 ans 9soeI o. sne CITY compffoileE
amount bid, and no bid will be considered unless
accompanied by such check.
reject any and all bids.
Proposals TO be endorsed on ths envelope awar
rem street Grade"
By order of the board of public works
F.w. d. HOLBROOK, Secretary
First publication October IL. 1891.
ITO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS In Ms
l. cellaneous supplIes-Sealed proposals WIN -
received at the office OF the board Of public wors
up 10 noon of Wednesday October % 1891 "a,
the furnishing TO the city OF Seattle. on rsqud
tions TO be issued during the months Of Novenhef
and December 1891, materials supplies ETC,
hereinafter indicated.
based upon payments to be made by the en- ofseok
tie in warrants drawn upon the appropn1lefpnda
BIDS or nortions Of bids Ret prices 10 = ,s ~
Water-works supplies-Fuel: Coal a11rood. T.
livered at Lake Washington pumplrg station:
wood delivered at broadway and Ia<s Onion
pumping stations. The wood must be Of thsyery
best quality dry body wood.
Pipe and fittings-GalvaniZed pipe. n 10 linch
unions "a TO Pinch; fiange unions finch; elbows
1-inch to 4-inch; tees, k-inch to lineh: crosses,
1s-inch to l-inch; black pipe. ls-inch to 4inch;
tees, pinch: crosses, 2inch: couplings, 1fnch to
nch; bushings. 1s-inch 10 pinch; nipples k-inch
to Pinch: plugs, h-inch TO Pinch: caps, kinch u
2-inch; kalamine pipe. 4-inch: cast-iron pipe
dipped. 6-inch and S-incE; steam cocks ss-inch 70
2-inoh; corporation cocks. h.inch to l-inch check
iron, 4-inch gate valves. brass k-inch TO Inch;
reducers. special castings.
other artIcles-Pig lead 8 A lead pipe x inch to
1-inch; R. r. picks, to 6-lb msttocks, Iron City
or Klein, Logan & Co make; axes, Mann's; axes
handled, Manns; handles, axe mattocx, sedge
10 to sod cut nails per keg; Finch cut spikes per
keg; Goes monkey-wrench, black: tool steel bar
iron; machine bolts: shovels, l. H. R. ?. MAXI.
socket or rIveted; sledges. maus and hafchets, Y.
I. make; lath yarn Manila and sisaE white
waste; soap, Tyee, Savon, Rial and CarreHs
packing yarn: sheet rubber packing; dry graphtest
coal oil; cylinder oil samples furnished 40:
files and handles.
Fire department REPRESENTATIVES, vhs0
given are approximate Oxalic acid, axle U<o4
scrub brushes 4 Doll: bran toni; house broo1aA
dozI, stable broon1s, harness backing, CON
Bath brick coal for firesoat TesI tonsI cosi -
engine-houses [9O tonsl, channels skin RI kipI
feather busters Pinch r. dozl emery foaz
snaps re- doz l. lantern globes r. dozl harness lines
matches i gross ], engine oil 20 gallsl, kero en-
assorted sizesl. CASTLE soap II box common SOAR
bi-carbonate of soda 10 kegsj sleeves for siftinf
blade salt RI saos hose spanners r. dosi. tripod
]2 doz cotton waste II balel, give samples; iaa.
Health department-Burial of CITY patienta
drugs, prescriptions, hospital care OF sick hsck
Miscellaneous Rough lumber. fir and Cedar Z
yards; carload lots cars: dressed lumber floor
ing ceiling and rustic piles, 80 to rs feet in length
N.
and brick in small lots. for ordinary building and
sewer work; sewer-pipe and fittings, cut spikes.
bolts [s4-inch. wrought iron spikes. paints and
painters supplies, picks, shovels, maftocks spike
mauls. hatchets, axes, miscellaneous tools and
general hardware, office desks. bedsteads and bed
fGrn ishings, chairs. carpets, window shades.
pairs on harness, carts and wagons blscksmithing,
draughtsmen's supplies, printing, forms to be
seen at Office
Trade catalogues with marked discounts will be
enumerated liable to he needed by the city, the in
tention being as far as practicable TO cover the
whole ground of the city's expenditures for il
daily needs in the various departments
Bidders are particularly requested TO give den.
nt-y the brand or distinguishing characteristic o.
the goods on which they bid. that intellgent
choice may be made from those offered.
.. PROPOSALS TO be endorsed on the envelope, bios
BY order of the board of public works.
F. W. d. H0LBROOK, secretary.
FIRST publication October 16. 1891.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN CONCURRENT
- resolution No. l9.-Be IL resolved by the city
council of the city OF Seattle by concurrent action
OF ooth houses: That whereas application has
oeen made to said city council by the Seattle Con-
soldated Street Railway Company q corporation
Incorporated and organized under the laws of the
s, sac OF Washington, and having its principai
once In the city of Seattle, by its petition said
CITY council, dated September %, A. ID. 1891, and
med on said day in the Office a. the city clerk. for
street railway along and upon the following desgs
mated route in the city of seattle, to-wIt:
Fifth streets, with a connection with its present
line OF street railway track in Fifth street, thence
running east along and upon Pine street to con-
ntStol Win It's present line of street railway track
in sixth street
Now, therefore be it resolved that the city coun-
Gil OF the city of Seattle does by this concurrent
resolution determine that franchise to construct
and operate street railway along and upon the
above designated route in the city of seattle should
De granted, and that the city clerk he and he Is
hereby directed to cause notice of said application
and of this resolution to be published for ten days
official AT he ~
salu applicant and In SAID notice to specify said
route over and along which the city council pro-
poses to grant said franchise TO the person. conn
pany or corporation who will pay the highest sum
for said franchise The bidding for said franchise
the city charter in relation to bids made TO the
boaTd OF public works far as said provisions
may be applicable; provided that the city counch
may reject any and ali such bids and NAV refuss
10 grant franchise for any part OF said route for
which said appi cation was made and that each Did
must be accompanied by certified check payabls
to the order of the city comptroller for an amount
equal 70 A. least ten per cent. of the of the
old and the amount of said check shall be forfeited
and paid 10 said city in case the successful bidder
snail ia 70 pay the amount OF his bid within thirty
Gays a ter the acceptance of the same.
Adopted By the Board of A IdermeD this I4th day
Vi octooer' 1881 GEORGE w. HALL
President Board of Aldermen.
yAuopted py the House of Delegates this 18th day
OF october, 1891. X. w JONES
President House of Delegates.
Flleo oy me THIS 10Th day OF October, 1891.
III. W. MILLER, City Clerk.
Published this 18th day of October 1891.
NOTICE TO CONTRA CToRs-MARY STREET
~ grade-Sealed proposals Will be received oy
the undersigned secretary OF the board Of puollc
works OF the city OF seattle. up noon of Monday,
October %, 1891 for the grading and construction
o. sidewalks on both sides OF Mary street, IN the
city OF seattle, from Third street IA Poniius SEQ
ond addition 10 Hillside avenue in Dennys Eass
Park addition IN said city in accordance Win the
plans and specifications on tile IN this once
Each bid is 10 be accompanied By a certified
check payable 10 the order Of the CITY comptroher
for sum not less than Ave (5l per cent OF me
amount bid, and no bid will be considered unieo
accompanied by such check
The board of public works reserves the right 70
reject any and all bids
Proposals 10 be Endorsed on the outside of the
envelope. MARY street Grade,
BY order of the board OF public woIk-
r. w ID. HOLBROOK, Secretary
First publication, October IL. 1891.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ city ak rolls for the year 1891 are now in my
office, and that all city taxes on both real estate
and personal property, assessed upon said rolls,
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