, 1902-12-13

Seventh state Legislature. or either
branch thereof.
All matter in book form shall be
c. book paper. weighing not less than
sixty pounds to the ream, in long
primer or small plea type. set SOLID
without unnecessary blanks. broken
pages or paragraphs. The work to be
measured in all cases as plain work;
| side notes to be measured separately,
according to the type in which they
are set and head notes to be consId-
cred only as a part OF the
page. and not to be measured separ-
ately. A token of press work to
consist of $40 impressions OF eight
pages each. Bids for book work must
contain specifica ions as follows: The
price of composition per thousand
ems. the price per token for press
work. the price per quire of paper,
specifying the size, weight and quail
ty thereof: the price for binding in
| pc tl"iN iA' ~ 80
o. sixteen pages OF folding and stitch
ing. the price for binding in paste
board covers. leather back and "crn-
eTs. with lettering on back. and the
price for full sheep binding. with let
tering on the back. The bidder or bid
ders to whom the above work shall be
awarded shall perform the same with
in the state of Wyoming. All matter
III bill form must be delivered at the
office of the secretary of state from
day to day. during the session of the
legislature, as the same may be re-
quired; the journals to be completed
and delivered 10 the secretary of state
at his Office in the capital building,
within sixty days after the adjourn
ment of the Legislature. The amount
paid for composition, press work, pa
per, binding. folding or stitching to
be in lieu of other charges and the
only charges that will be allowed.
Fifth. Ten thousand more or less)
letter heads, printed Sx1OR. superfine
fiat, twelve pounds to the ream. Two
forms.
Five thousand (more or less) sheets
commercial note. best quality, printed,
seven pounds to the ream. Two forms.
One thousand sheets Scotch linen
ledger paper, lexis. ruled, printed
headings.
Two legislative journals. s quirea.
$40 pages, medium. extra bound.
Twelve plain record books, 712x12.
three quire, canvas covers
Sixth. Thirty dozen lead pencils,
Nos. 2 and 8, with rubber tips. Dixon's
OIL Faber's.
Eighteen dozen wooden pen-hoiders,
cork tips. similar to E. Faber's No. 81.
Seven dozen pearl or zone handled,
two or three bladed, pen knives, with
steel eraser blade. Submit samples.)
Eight dozen wire pen rack stands.
Eight dozen nickle plated clips,
No. 2.
Eight dozen hard rubber rulers, six
teen inch.
One dozen lockwood rulers, eighteen
inch.
Twelve dozen papers of pins, "Pyra-
mid" No. 3.
Eight dozen small jars of library
paste, with brush.
Twelve pint bottles OF Sanford's or
S%tafford's first quality mucilage.
Seven dozen combined pencil and
ink erasers.
Two dozen Paragon" typewriter
~erasers.
Eight dozen waste paper baskets,
willow, medium size, straight cylin.
der.
One hundred dozen thumb tacks.
Tatum's No. 2.
One gross m~atchless stub steel pens,
No. 5.
One gross champion" No. 30; two
gross No. 20; six gross champion Fal
con" No. 40; two gross No. 1872; -four
gross E%stabrook No. 312; four gross
No. 313; two gross Nc. O4S; six gross
Spencerian No. /.
Six automatic paper fastening
presses.
Six dozen boxes staples for same.
Eight dozen Safety" inkstands,
No. /.
Seven dozen keystone" No. IA bind
ers, full cloth, marked House Bills.
Seven dozen keystone" No. IA bind.
ers, full cloth, marked Senate Files
Seven dozen Perfection" desk cal
enders, 1908. Complete.
Two dozen iron paper weights.
One dozen quarts Arnold's writing
fluid, best quality.
Two arm rests, polished mahogany,
ten inches wide.
Rubber bands as follows: Twelve
gross O000-A; twelve gross OOO-k;
thirty gross No. II; eighteen gross No.
16; eighteen gross No. IS; eighteen
gross No. 80.
Seventh. One dozen iron cuspidors.
Seventy-three legislative desks (sub-
NIT cut of desk.)
Seventy-three oak fitting chairs, per
~forated leather seat Submit cut.)
Bids for each class of work must be
separate and each bid must be accom-.
panied by a bond, or a certified check
payable to the state of Wyoming. with