The San Francisco call., 1897-12-22

Edwards, Los Angeles, envelope;
Juan w. Ernest, Los Angeles, tent or
BOOTH Ernest A. Langford, Wash
ington, fuse-cutting tool; Henry ).
Small and S. H Stillman, Sacra-
mento, apparatus for purifying water;
Casper Zimmerman, Santa Rosa, in
sect exterminator. Westinghouse.
W. Ainsley and c. c. May, Daven-
port, carpet stretcher and tacker;
James B. Biles, Alma, choppinG
board; Charles A Corey, Fairfield, at :
tachment for cigar boxes; George j.
| Kaiser, Johnson, wagon-weighing at
| tachment; Robert B. Mullen, Tacoma,
lock for stop clocks; William r. Phil
lips, Seattle, water-impelling ma
chine.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows:
California: Supplemental = Joseph
w. Taylor, Los Angeles, Sc. Original
widow, etC.-Sarah Jane Patterson,
Westminster, $12.
Oregon: Original widow, ETC.
Louisa Tripp, Florence, $S.
Bids for supplies for the Mare Island
navy-yard were opened at the Navy
Department to-day. The following
were the lowest bidders:
Thompson c. Gill & Co., Philadelphia,
W.
New York, toilet articles, 1923; Baker &
Hamilton, San Francisco, hardware,
$lOSS; Durham, Carrigan & Hayden Co,
San Francisco, brass wire, 1885, Hol-
brook, Merrill &, StetsOn, San Fran
cisco, copper wire $417; F. h Lowell
( Co, New York, hand lamps, $77 5oi
lanterns, $345; Milton H. Cook, San Fran
cisco @ rigging pump and below bellows, vs. $ISS2S;
Francisco leather betting, $l072; Alonzo
A. Watkins, San Francisco, Russian iron
sheets, $l92; Holbrook, Merrill g Stet.
solder, $3S7; seiby smelting and Lead
Co, San Francisco, pigiron, $3637; same
company. $4,000 pounds ingot copper,
tin, $50; Manhattan Supply Co. New
York, twist drills, $255; Francis NarralA
New York, set trap, S222; De Salla DeIM
sing Co, San Francisco, magnesia n
covering, $30G5 New York Betting u
Packing Co., San Francisco, rubber hose,
$3.50; Boston Woven Hose and Rubber
Co., Boston, rubber deck hose, $40; Bow
ers Rubber Co., San Francisco, steam
hose, $500; same company, steam and
York. fax packing, $40; Bowers Rubber
Co., San Francisco, tucks packing, $67 so;
Manhattan Supply Co, New York, cot
ton and hemp packing, 1896; Williams,
Dimond & Co., San Francisco, antt-cor-
roSive composition, $1,000; w. p. Fuller &
Co., 10000 gallons lard oil, $3S7; same
company, lubricant and beef talloW, $22l,
and lamp black, $3.50; Charles NJ. Gates.
San Francisco, $4,000 pounds red lead,
$3.50; w. P. Fuller & Co., San Francisco,
polishing paste, 1885; same company, 5000
gallons sperm oil, $2O72; Bridgeport Brass Bss
Co., Bridgeport, Conn, brass tubing, $2S5;
Dunham Carrigan & Hayden Co., San
Francisco, water-gauge glasses, $135; the
Crane Co., Chicago, plumbers supplies,
$357; Holbrook Merrill & Stetson, San
Francisco, angle, check and globe valves,
$4469; Crane Co., Chicago, pet cocks,
S32 rs; Durham, Carrigan & Hayden Co,
San Francisco, files, $223S; Baker & Ham
ilton, San Francisco, 25 900 pounds cot
ton waste, 1855; Remmer Alden. Vallejo,
Oregon pine deck planks, s9S47; Libby,
timed roast beef $812: Armour Packing
Co, Kansas City, 5000 pounds timed
ham, s462; Jacob Levi Jr., San Francisco,
5000 pounds rice, $3.50; Sol w. Ehrman, San
Francisco, $4,000 pounds sugar, $2775;
Driggs-Seabury Co, New York, 10000
mounds tea $527