The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-23
yorYCE 70 CONTRACTORS.

To Contractors. AND DEALERS IN
1 miscellaneous supplies Sealed prop 'sais viii
works mp ~ noon OF Friday October IS, 1892. for
the furnishing n the city Of seattle acquisitions
Dfcrn5er 1922 materials. supplies etc as here
tHafIer Indicted for he ordinary nee IS OF he
rl0gs departments IN Md con iitions arise
qutrinr the purchase Of a-iires in very large oman.
: =" tHsVe fhe 81 larr require meats the board
-v*es me rtgTt 10 mase special calls for ten sers
The prices given in the tenders made are 80 re
oaSea upon psriiehS % te maze oy the cE q -
attie IN warrants sdFaTn upoa the appropriate
funds, TO he taken Il rar
The board reserves the right to rejec. any aud
e.. bios or portions o. lts-
WATER WORKS SUPPLIES
Fuel-coai, screenings ~ ma, per ton If :, 24D
pounds, delivered in boiler rooms or warehouse.
az the following CIty pumping stations: Lake
Washington. Broadway Queen Anne. q
1od. best qusilty of body wood, per seori. de-
tions.
spec'a, castings properly cleaned and coated: all
10 De sound: imperfett castings to be replaced:
price per pound. includnE patterns.
~ inier and m chine oils, per Dbl and case.
Coal OIL water waite, in iron bois and csses
Dry graphite. per h.
Iath yarn. MANILA sisal. per Id
Pig lead. per 10.
8 a lead pipe, up TO inch per ID.
Sheet rubber cloth insertion, per ID.
Peerless Gariock, JsuduriaD and Italian hemp
White and colored cotton waste bale and broken,
Railroad picks to lbs. K. L. & Co. or Iron
City. per doZsn.
Mattocks, 5, & L. Cutter. h. 1. & Co. or Iron
MAINS handled axes 81 to AZ, per dozen. r
dozen.
shovels, l. Fl. r. p. make. Ames or St Louis
Shovel Company, per dozen.
Ak pick, mattocS. sleGge handles, per Dozen
Quality extra shaved. per dozen.
loci steel toe steel Norway iron. bar iron, per h.
horse SHOES and nails Tor same Oak and hickory
wood for wagon repairs.
10 to 80 penny nsiis, finch cut spikes. per key
Fasf 70 A irCh
Ali to be beaded; inaleabe fittings, galvanized and
black Give list per III and discount
Couplings, b1shings plugs. unions fanse unions.
American unions. cheek, angie and globe valve,
steam COCKS, gate valves, water gates. nipples.
Brock g chain tongs Goes wrenches black; Stiison
wrenches. tles. machine bolts. wrought pipe y to
discount of standard list; galvanized and black,
brass and iron.
Corporation cocks. a to inch. for Mueller tap
soaa--Tyee. savon Rial and CIarette. per box.
peitz tubular lanterns, with wicks. per Gen..
Globes for Deitz tubular lanterns, white and
Rubber hose one-inch TO two Inch, white.
Cotton hose one-inch TO twO-inch, white.
Cement and firehrck.
FIRE DEPARTMENT sUPPLIEA
Oxalic acid, axle grease bran. harness blacking,
chopped feed, hay. oats bicarbonate OF soda. trip
oil. blue stone. rubber hose sleeps wool sponges
eight to the pound, chamois skins
HEALTH DEPARTMENT SUPPLIES.
Burial of city patients drugs prescriptions hos
p'tal care Of sicS hack hire removal of dead ami
mails
CITY ENGINEERS sUPrLIEA
Giant powder, fuse and caps
China nut Oil
Winter bleached whale oil
Wood for Lake Union sewer tunnel.
Maynard's shovels.
Stationery aud draughtmen's supplieA
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rough lumber fir and cedar at yards: car load
lots on cars dressed lumber, flooring. ceiling and
rustic piles. thirty to seventy five feet in length:
baled hay chopped feed bran. oats, cement lime
and brick in small lots for ordinary building and
sewer work; sewer pipe and flttings cut spikes.
Finch cut nails, 10 TO 60-pennv wire nails, drift
bolts, q to Sinch wrought iron spikes. paints and
painters supplies picks. shoveiS, mattocks spike
maIsis. hatchets, axes, miscellaneous tools and
gener al hardware manhoie covers Office desks,
bedsteads and bed furnishings, chairs, carpets,
window shades, repairs harness. carts and
wagons, harness and ssddlery, general Office sta
tonery, printing forms to be seen at ofIice).
Trade catalogues with marked discounts will
be received As bids for any articles, even If not
above enumerated, Liable to be needed by the
city, the intention being. far practicable, TO
cover the whole ground of the citys expenditures
for IT'S daily needs In the various departments.
Bidders are particularly requested to give
definitely the brand distinguishing char acter-
istic of the goods which they bid, that in
telligert choice may be made from those offered,
wherever possible.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope "Bids
for supplies"
BY order ofthe board of public works
G. G.HETFNER, Secretary.
First publication October lS, 1892.