The San Francisco call., 1904-07-13
LOCAL BIDDERS
GET CONTR ACTS
City Dealers Will Supply
the Governments Indian
Wards With Merchandise
AWARDS MADE PUBLIC
Commissioner Jones Reaches
End of the First Stage of
His San Francisco Labors

Some but not all of the awards of
contracts for Indian supplies for the
year were made public yesterday by
Indian Commissioner Jones, who came
to San Fran ncisco to open the bids The
bidders were practically all San Fran
cisco parties. In most instances bids
were made by individuals in behalf of
the firms with which they are con-
nected From day to day announce
ments of awards for contracts will be
made until the entire list of supplies
has been covered. Probably the last
of the contracts " ! be given out dur
ing the present wee-l. Those who have
so far been successful and the prices
at which they are to furnish supplies
are as follows:
Pearl barley. Albert Houston. 81 s5; beans.
James A Snook 81 7e; coffee William Haas,
50 80; cornmeal, Getz Brothers s Co, 81;
F. iaainser. lgea. s. e5; alispice, George P ?.
Lauinger IA l-3 cents and lIia cents ac-
cording to size of tins; baking powder. II.
NJ johns. 81 u cents; beeswax. Christian w.
Smith. ~ cents; hluing, Fred B. callam. IL
cents; candles, Samuel o. Meyer. SIS cents;
cassa George P Lauinger Is cents and 16
cents; cocoa Samuel w. Ehrman and Getz
Brothers & CO. (the BIDS being equal the orders
will be equally divided Nbstween the two bid
ders). s7ls cents; ginger, Hugh NJ Johns. Ie
cents and IA cents, according to the size of
the tics; chambers Joseph Sloss. ~ cents:
crooks. one, two and three gallons, Henry
O. Wiodero 16 cents, 32 cents and As cents:
coffee curs at 81 Is tea cups at 81 02, meat
dishes al 33 cents and IL cents according to
sze), vegetable dishes al ~ cents and lantern
globes at 5S cents, all to Joseph Sloss; street
lamp globes George Bauer. 50 cents: metal
lamp shades George B. Heller. Is cents: paper
lamp shades at 80 cents. porcelain lamp shades
at o. cents, lamps at 80 cents and SO cents
(of dsscriptons). ali to A. b. G Dohr-
mann; students lamps. Maurice Block S2 %:
street lamps, John r. Heller, 81 SO; sun
burner lamp chimneys. Maurice Block so cents
lamps, A. 3. c. Dohrmann, III cents; mammoth
chImneys for Rochester lamps, A b. c. Dohr-
mann. 81 10: lamp wicks to Joseph sloss at
2I2 cents and cents, to Edward H. Feldman
at cents to Maurice Block at cents TO
Joseph Sloss at 81 cents, according to va
rious specifications; tubular safety lanterns,
Joseph Sloss 81 cents; pepper sprinklers,
Harry Unna "a cents; pint pitchers and quart
pitchers, Joseph sloss % cents and 81 cents;
white enamel ware pitchers to Joseph Sioss at
80 cents and to Alonzo A. Watkins at 80 cents.
Aionzo A. Watkins, q cents; white enamel
ware plates. Harry Unna, 50 cents and 80
cents; sauce plates and soup plates, Joseph
Soss Go cents and % cents; lamp rehectors.
A B. c. Dohrmann, 131a cents; glass salt
sprnklers Harry unna. S5 cents; coffee and
tea saucers, Joseph Sloss, "a cents and 66
cents: tumblers, II. o. Wiedero, 2l2 cents;
white enamel ware washbowls Is cents;
clothes baskets Fred b. Dallam. 661a cents, 20
cents and so cents, according to description;
wooden chopping bowls. 14% cents and 2S
cents: brooms. Joseph Sloss, 50 80; whisk
brooms Harry Unna. 81: dust brushes, Wake
field Baker 50 As; scrub brushes. Edward II.
Feldman, 81 20 shoe brushes, Joseph Sloss,
so cents and 81 S4: stove brushes, James !.
Holcolm 81 Is: well buckets. Harry Unna 80
cents: chairs Charles f. Webber, $40 30 81 and
81 25 according to description; churns, Ed
ward H. FeIdman, 81 so; clocks, A. B. G.
Dohrmann, 50 75; clothes lines, of galvanized
wire Andrew Carrgan. 13 cents; rope clothes
l;Ies Joseph Sloss, cents; clothes pins,
Harry Uana 11A cents: desks to the Indian
apolis Furniture Company, $15, 50 %, - As,
SO 43. SO IS SO IL So 06, So SO and 50 66; desks.
Charles NJ. Wiggin, 50 SO, 81 40. 81 es, 81 30.
81 AZ. 81 A. 81 90 50 % and 81 81 desks.
Charles f Weber $40: hammer handles,
Wakefield Baker 3s1a cents; hatchet handles.
joseph sioss. 80 cents and 81 "a; sewing
chimes John A Clover, $16 and S2i;
mattresses Leonard II. c. McRoskey, 50 so
and So To- half-bushel measures, Harry Unna,
45 cents mirrors, Schussler Bros, 90 cents;
ncpstioks Joseph Sloss, Ga cents pillows, Il.
II McRoskey. 81 05: rolling pins, Wakefield
Baker ~ cents: rope, Wakefield Baker. 11&
cents and 11A cents: wooden stools, Charles
r Weber So IA: washboards Harry Unna,
10 carts; washtubs, Edward H. Feldman, 90
cents; wringers Joseph Sloss. % cents and
81 90: washstands Fred b. Dallam, 50 So