The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-04

Jed bids d.uoceiyed up to 3 p. m M az
will be reese sG for the grazing
by.. Juiy Construction OF euro o
baving AM l,s.on street from "a, "a
on wa rss,ra street 10 the west sly tc
side o. Inv nnue said paving 10 "
busion ssasnhalt, brick, graVcl ~, -,
,am and the curb Ma,'1h trek or ce.
"a II stone or gram IN conform
- Id work TO he done i ~ there
- mans and spec.iiSc;a,la,,v,n,ues, rec
n,.yed BIZ the CITY Ehs,e 5upllr
~ by the Board p coi,irl
nun IVA adopted BY the Guy ,,1v IN.
S SIe in the office OF ths ,cn r 4
n ~ Woch td must be, acc ,,i. 'mn1.
.,aa den sheck on local pam Ia
l 81 II. B. Rice, Mao, pinp OF
Z IAN IA 10 secure the my Az ~ no
si Tbe bids Will be opeAt,u -, res IN
eos the CITY Council A. nc 49,
ice ~ an an July 8, 1891, the Elsy I'll
eeuns v 10 reject any am an
be the r'hn' Il. Is. RICE. Mayor;
,s,on. Texas. June 2, -,
h 10 CoiNTRAcroRsmaTnhn'e i Ioiai"
i si n The State crpnatl5 i lras.I
s Texas. VIII re. cry Saturday,.
n a 10 o'clock a. m. - | "a IN M
y s''i IN for the erection Oh ,he ur-
Z sr ~ school building al tne "a
pi Mame according e. pIa's ,,a,ar
se. t prepared by Il. . Gi''
E ~ snG spes!icaions can be seen seen 6 Gy
~ as aI 10 bid al the cillyC "
r a Sors,cana. Texas, or II. p
E' sarSb,,en,. Mason building. hnua s-
~ Tsr as. any time after Friday, Juhe
- ,,,, he received for compie,I1e
s.'nns,nr 10 the plans aAa SptSi,',
III hdders will be required 10
tn M, tNlr BIDS with a GER li .,i
'p H. tbs sum of 500, payable 10 me
~ link Evans, preslneht OIL thN
~ srnstees conditioned: That they
inier contract at once, ana glNo
~ IA snlyent bond for the con
lion Of said building, or io id9 a NV,
in case their bid IS acc'p.eu, On"
hfl 10 enter into said contract.
h further information deslIei eai, We
pd by correspondence with '"e
signed. III. a. ,aiect
and all bids. JlNk EN Ans,
President Of Board OF Trustees.
FPERS OF CONVICT LABoR-Bifs
bs received until Y o'clock m, Julv
M for the hire OF about 100 con-
TO be worked on farms in FORCES
n less than fifty, foc TWO years from
harry |. 1893.
Ich bid must state how many con-
are wanted and where 20 he work
nd DO accompanied by bond in the
Of 1901, sighed by two or moro
hes. as evidence OF the RESPONSE
Of the bidder.
nditioned. that If his bid be accent
|the BIDDER will furnish a bond of
for every fifty convicts. and $1,000
one hundred convicts or over. for
Faithful performance of the contra CT
may be awarded 10 him.
oh bid and bond must be enclosed
Their 10 a sealed envelope and d.
ID to A. ]. Cloptop. secretary. peni.
larry GARD. Austin. Texas.
e BIDS will he opened al the regular
Ing OF the penitnnt!ary board. at
In. Texas at z o clock M. July IA.
form of lid will be for Z. stipu.
ni"une pei iupNbt 1hI t~iill con
the state 10 be At all expense o.
dlng ard feeding both convictr and
1s' the contractor TO furnish nee
quarters for guards and cou-
wo3d for fuel and cooking. horses
sedales Tor guards, feed for horses
oy guards. land and team for a
sao.e Garden. and to be at OK.
Of moving supple. and convict
no ron nearest railroad station.
lhsM ere numerous stipulation
coilluons TO be complied win If
lux 10. the hire Of these conv,cts
s, ihlormation viii be PROMPT.
! " h9 by tho undersigned.
voaI1 reserves the right 10 re.
any ana all BIDS submitted.
r,,,a,, l.. \. WHATLEY.
"'e''aeht Texas State Penitentia.
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