Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-20

double sheets per box, boz.
Reams Straw Paper roam
dozen Mop Sticks. hardwood d.
dozen Paraitne Sticks, hardwood
SO, dozen. 'eu Cross No.
10 pounds Cotton Twine. pound
boxes Pipes and Stems, SbeLer
90 pounds Axle Grease. 25 pound JSnes' S"os
dozen. NO. 4,
800 pounds Oregon Full Cream Cho..
more OF less delivered as required, ponnS'
pound cans, pound. acme,
l dozen Balls Twine, B. c. dozep
=, 900, gallons Coal Oil, more or less a.
livered as required, gallon. 'S oe-
200 pounds Paraffine 1 pound 80,
wrapped, Standard OIL Co. ponnd CAKES,
- dozen Bath Brick, dozen
bars Stove Polish, Rising Sun, bars
MEATS. ' JARS
700 pounds Beef per day. moro ~ J.,
delivered as required, equal parts of t ess
and hind quarter, pound VI Iore
200 pounds Mutton per day moro 81,
less delivered as required, equal parts for os
and hind quarters, pound 'S lore
5000 pounds Hams, more or less det,n.u
ed as required, mound i'er-
1900 pounds Breakfast Bacon. moro o,
less delivered as required pound VI
1900 pounds Heavy Bacon, more or lass
delivered as required, pound. iess
1900 pounds Fresh Fish per month mare
or less delivered as as required, pound
162 Pairs Mems Shoes, pair.
6 pair No 8 "A pair No. 7: "a moi.
No. s; SO pair No o. "a pair PSe No
10 "a pair No, II - pair No, i2. ''
"a pair No. 3; "a pair No. 6, ..
pair, No. Z F; 8 pair, No. 8.
MILL FEED AND FLOUR.
40 tons Bran, No. l, per ton, unit price.
20 Tons Shorts, 40. 1, per ton, unit price
Total. F'e
100 barrels Flour, No. 1, more or los,
delivered as required, bb
40 barrels Graham Flour, No 1, bbl
Samples can be seen at the Asylum, ana
goods must be in accordance therewith
Where samples are required and not fur.
nished by bidders. the articles must be
equal to samples to be seen at the Asylum.
and bids will be assumed to have been
made on basis Of samples.
Lists FURNITURE, STATIONERY.
DRUGS, PLUMBING, HARDWARE, TIM
MING CROCKERY, and GLASSWARE will
be furnished by the Clerk upon applca.
tion.
All goods must be in strict accordance
with sample in original packages when nos
sible, and delivered at the State Insane
Asylum within 20 days after the contract
is awarded, and bids must be on blank
forms, which will be furnished, together
with instructions to bidders, by the CLERK.
upon application. Each bid on flour or
meat must be accompanied by a certified
check of 100000, and each bid on fish by
certified check of $500, and all other
bids by certified checks equal to ten
per cent of the amount bid; checks
of unsuccessful bidders to be returned
Immediately, and those of accepted
bidders when the contract is completed
Bids must be enclosed In sealed envelopes
and directed to the Board, care of the
Clerk, and plainly marked Bids for
Asylum Supplies" and the class of goods
bid on should also be inscribed on the
envelope. Price, fitness and quality being
equal, preference will be given to articles
grown or produced in this
state When a particular article is speci-
fcally called for, bids for other kind, or
or brand. equally good, will
be entertained but to insure recognition Of
such bids samples of the articles 1t Is
proposed TO supply must accompany them.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, or to accept or reject any part
Of a bid. Bids will be opened at the Capt.
tol at Salem at 10 o'clock a, M, Friday,
July 8, 1904
BY order of the Board of Trustees Of
the Oregon State Insane Asylum.
l3-2O-27-5. W. n. GATENs. Clerk.