Arizona republican., 1896-08-19
ARMY CONTRACTS.
List of Successful Bidders Who Will
 Supply Arizona Posts.

Under the direction of the quarter master-general, United States army, Major E. B. Atwood, chief quarter master of the department of the Colo rado, has made the annual award of contracts for. supplying the various posts throughout the department with fuel, forage and straw for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1897. Below will be found the names of the successful bidders who received the contracts to supply Arizona posts: "
 Fort Apache George Wooster, 800 pounds blacksmith coal at $2.96; 250,- 900 pounds baled gramma and Cienega hay at $1. 1.22; Gustave Becker, 10000 pounds barley at $210, 250,O00 pounds oats at $2.12, 100, 900 pounds baled outs and barley hay at $1.40; H. B. Johnson, 100000 pounds beans at SEA 1-5; W. F. Leseur, 50,O00 pounds baled grain hay at $1.40; John R. Hulet, 100000 pounds baled alfalfa hay at s1.19.
 San Carlos, sub post-D. Wilmot Wickersham, 1000 pounds blacksmith coal at $50; 140, 900 pounds baled al- falfa hay at 70 cents; 80,000 pounds baled barley or wheat straw at 47k cents; Luther c. Slavens, Jr., 300, ,000 pounds barley at $126; 30,O0O pounds bran at $102; Henry A. Morgan, 1OO,- 900 pounds loose native or baled al- falfa hay, bidders option, at 67 cents; w. R. Fonda, 140,O00 pounds baled all falfa hay at 70 cents.
 Whipple Barracks-Wm. J. Roberts and John IS. Ross, 1000 cords cedar and fire wood at s31Sk; 10000 pounds baled straw at 55 cents; R. H. Bur mister, 2,000 pounds blacksmith coal at $2.25; Luther c. Slavens, Jr., 30,000 pounds corn at s1.32 3-10; Leo Gold man, SO,OOO pounds barley at $1; 1OO,- 900 pounds baled grain hay at 631A cents, and S0,O00 pounds baled alfalfa at 57 cents; Nathan Levy, 10000 pounds bran at 99 cents.
 Font Grant-D. Wilmot Wickersham, 2,600 cords oak, pine and juniper wood, cut on public domain, at $3.35; 10000 pounds Cumberland coal at $125; 14O,0OO pounds corn at $1.25; Miles L. Wood, 1000 bushels charcoal at 22 cents; 100000 pounds grain or ma tive loose hay, bidders option, at 62 cents; 5O0,0O0 pounds baled alfalfa hay at 62 cents, with bidders option to fur nish loose native hay; 9O0,O00 pounds baled straw or loose Sacaton hay at 53 cents Luther e. Slavens, Jr., 100000 pounds oats at $1.34 4-10 delivered at Wilcox, A. T.; B. B. Moore, 1,500, ,00O pounds barley at $1.272-5; 25O, 900 pounds wheat bran at $1.O4 2-5; Henry A. Morgan, 500,OO0 pounds baled al- falfa hay at 61 cents, with option to furnish loose native at 54 cents, and with option to furnish loose native at 55 cents; w. B. Fonda, 100000 pounds baled wheat straw at 49 cents; I. E. Solomon, 100000 pounds baled barley and wheat straw at 56 cents.
 Fort Huachuca and Murray, 2,00G cords wood cut on public do- main, $395; Pablo B. Soto, 4,00O pounds Cumberland coal at $1; A. c. Willis, 15O bushels charcoal at 25 cents; Luther c. Slavens, Jr., 24O, ,OOO pounds corn at $114 4-10; 500, ,OOO pounds oats at SIPS 40, all delivered at Huachuca station, Arizona; H. E. Johnson, 100000 pounds bran at $1.17k; B. B. Moore, 250,000 pounds baled alfalfa hay at 60 cents, or at bid der's option, loose native hay at 45 cents; Frank Joerger, 5O,O0O pounds loose native hay at 39 cents; 5O,O0C pounds baled alfalfa hay at 62 cents W. H. Kane, 5O,0o0 pounds loose native hay at 39 cents; John B. Hand, 2OO,. 900 pounds loose native hay at 4 cents; 100000 pounds loose hay at 4; cents; 100000 pounds loose straw al 371s cents; James L. Herrick, 100000 pounds baled barley hay at 6S1a cents Chas. L. Douglas, 100000 pounds straw or hay, loose, at 43a cents.