Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-28
PROPOSALS.

TREAsURERs OFFICE T. S. SOLDIERS
Home ", Washington d c. June "a 1so2-PEG,
be received at this office until TEN AM. THURS
DAY. July oo TENTH nth, 1902, for furnishing the
Sack Coats, 500 Dark Blue Vests. 900 pairs Sky
blue Trousers 1000 White Flannel Shirts, 1,26o
1900 pairs Wooden Stockings. 100 Bedspreads, 100
blankets, army standard; 60 dozen Bed Sheets.
cotton; Is dozen Hand Towels To be delivered at
the Home not later than September 80, 1902; For
Madr . s ry sp to an
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. OFFICE
Of the Secretary, Washington, D. c., June /. 1902
the Disbursing Clerk of this department in Wash
ington until two o'clock pm: on Wednesday, July
dustry of this department during the fiscal year
beginning July with one million Tor as many
needed to June 80, 1903 adhesive Labels, bound in
bundles Of two hundred and fifty each, for afixing
to inspected meat These labels must be each two
s m m nness it s sen
under the conditions Of handling meat in the trade
and found successful The composition on Of an ad
must be sent by the time mentioned to the Chief
Of the Bureau Of Animal Industry, marked Con
it contains any substance INJURIOUS to health The
successful bidder will be required to furnish good
and sufficient bond In the OF thousand
dollars Isl 600 to insure the fulfment of his
tract. The department reserves the right to reject
yelope addressed to the Secretary Of Agriculture
Washington, D. c., and the envelope should be
marked Proposals for Adhesive Labels" JAMES
WILSON. Secretary OF Agriculture. je25&2s
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At THE BU-
reau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department,
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licly opened immediately thereafter, to furnish at
quantity Of Clocks, Watches Bnocular Glasses.
Spy Glasses, Drawing Instruments. Barometers and
apS1 sppiieaon to the KESSS
Paymaster General, Z. S. N. je21-1aw.zw
UNITED STATES SENATE, WASHINGTON. D..
C.-sealed proposals for the following fuel for the
June 80 1908. will be received at the Office Of the
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DAY OF JUNE 1902 and at that hour opened in
the Of those bidders e who ,n elect to be
more or less, of best extra hard White Ash An
thracite Coal large furnace size screened and free
or less, Of best Crushed Coke; also hundred
and sixty cords, more or less Of best split Pine
Wood, straight, clear and free from knots, and
sawed instead of chopped. in fourfoot lengths;
also sixty cords or less, best Hickory Wood
sixteen-inch lengths, sawed instead Of chopped
and free from knots and split to medium size; ali
the the Inspection 81 BIDDERS and all to be delivered
a as may be ordered by the undersigned. All coal
and coke is to be loaded in the carts with forks
tractor, including erection Of proper scales for
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wood viii be inspected at the Senate wing of the
Capitol and what ev.I s:s &c comply strictly w::.
the sneci6catlons will be cuiled out and rejected
The wood will then be ricked in the wood vaults
and measured ricked. Each bid must be ac-
companied by a certified check of the bidder for
one hundred dollars $780, payable to the Finan-
cial Clerk Of the Senate, to be forfeited to The
United States upon the failure refusal Of the
bidder to enter late any contract awarded to biz
checks to be returned to bidders whose bids are
NOT accepted Immediately, and to bidders whose
bids are accepted upon execution by each Of them
Of contract and Necessary bond in accordance with
these speciicat ions Fuel furnished the Senate
during the fiscal year ending June so. 1903, will
be Inspected and weighed or measured by an en-
Move of the Senate to be designated by the Ser
geant Aims Of the Senate and for this tnspec-
tion charge will be made to the contractor The
right is reserved to reject any all proposals for
any Of the above items. Bids should be endorsed
Proposals for Fuel and addressed to Sergeant
DELL. Sergeant-at-Arps. U. S. Senate.
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