The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-27
NOTICE TO PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS
AND sTATIONERS.
Bureau of Public Printing,
Binding and Stationery


indianapolis, Sept; z, 1897;
The Board Of C9mmssionasrs OF Prole prnt NH
an act of the General Assembly, approved April
OF October 1897 between the hours of II a. m.
and noon OF that day, for doing the public print
shs use Of the State Of Indiana for term Of
two years, commencing on the 18th day OF NO
At tbs same time and in the same manner the
G ng NV Mi nd maj ef the Srprene and Appeliate
Court reports, in accordance with the law author
All bids must be signed by parties proposing to
do the work, and securely sealed Bdders Of their
bonds and samples are named in speciiice-
posals and make extensions of prices. and place
the totals at the bottom of each of the classes
requirements are complied with.
AT the hour of L O'Clock noon on the 9th day
of October, 1887. the sealed proposals viii be
opened and soon thereafter as the bids and
the Contracts win be awarded TO the lowest and
best bidder OF bidders. according to law, the
or ali bids 81 omitted.
The work on the general printing. binding and
and best bidder in the aggregate, no division Of
as sPeeifed BY law, as follows:
The FIRST class shall comprise the laws. jour
nails, reports OF officers and public institutions
and an book and pamphlet work to be printed
The second class shall comprise all legislative
bills, commissiols. letter heads, circulars, blanks
per and an articles of stationery.
The second class shall also include the printing
and blocking of all the state election ballots pro-
vided b. the general election law, passed by the
nftv-seeond session and subsequent sessions of the
General Assembly of the State OF Indiana, and
al printing and stationery that may be required
Election the saos All Sha Of %hsh on" shah lie
scribed and subject to the approvai OF the State
Board OF Election Commissioners
Che third class shall comprise the foldlng.
stitching, covering and binding and all work be-
longing to the binding business.
The contracr for printing and binding the SUI
preme ami Appellate Court reports VIII be let as
q whole 10 the lowest ana best bidder according
TO law the hoard reserviEg the right TO reject
Finders will be required TO furnish separate
bones IN the sum OF S2aoU0 fer the general PRINT
Supreme ard Appellate Court reports with APP
proved security, tor she faithful performance OF
all work in accordance with the specifications.
and that in instance the paper and material
furnished shall be in weight. color ana quality
the same called fer IN the specifications.
The contractor or contractors shall maintain an
ton OF all busress under said contracts. and
all work under said contracts shall be per-
formed within the state Of indiana:
ANY bidder bidders who shall be awarded
these contracts shall not assign sublet the
same, or my portion thereof, without the written
consent of the BOARD OF Public Printing.
The board has mace SesiS upon which bids
are asked, solely Tor the purpose of securing
uniformity OF bids. but viii not be governed by
this basis alone in awarding The contracts Given
IN the specifications is statement from the
c,erk OF the board showing, approximately, the
quantity OF articles used the past two years upon
which bids are asked, which viii assist the board
mtted the best for the State.
Thomas J. Carter, clerk OF the board. will fur
nish. application at the office of secretary OF
state, specifications and fun particulars regarding
tile work JAMES 4. MOUNT,
WILLIAM d. OWEN,
Board OF Commissioners Of Public Printing, Bind
ing and Stationery.
THOMAS j. CARTER. Clerk OF Board.