Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-27

4 dozen linen thread No. 25, black,
per dozen.
10 dozen paper pins, F. 3h Eagle,
per oozen.
4 pounds knitting cotton, No. 19
white, per pound.
100 pounds crown carpet warp, 20 10.
each, white, red, blue and black, per
pound.
4 dozen napkins, per dozen.
15O dozen thread, J. p. Coats or
Clark's o. N. T., per dozen.
White: 100 dozen 80; 30 dozen 10.
Black: 10 dozen SO; 10 dozen 10.
dozen hair brushes No. 392, per
dozen.
/ dozen shaving brushes No. 3, per
dozen.
/ dozen turkey feather busters No.
16, per dozen.
2 dozen D. elk thread, Carlson-Cur-
rier & Co, per dozen.
pound rubber tissue for tailor, per
pound.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
"a pairs mems boots: 12 pairs 8;
IL pairs 8, per pair.
10S pairs mems shoes; IL pairs VI
12 pairs q; 80 pairs 81 30 pairs " IL
pairs III, per pair -
36 pairs ladies' shoes: ~ pairs 8; 1G
pairs IL pairs z, per pair.
16 gross cord shoe laces, per gross
MEATS.
700 pounds beef per day, more or
less, equal parts fore and hind quarters,
to be delivered at the asylum and asy-
lum farm as required. (About 500 lbs.
at the asylum farm every other daO,
per pound.
900 pounds mutton per week, more OF
less, equal parts fore and hind quar-
ters, delivered as required, per pound.
i All meats to be fresh and wholesome;
no cold storage meats 60 be supplied.
5000 pounds hams, more OF less, de-
Ilivered, as required, per pound.
1900 pounds breakfast bacon, more
or less, delivered as required, per
pound.
1900 pounds fresh FISH per month,
more or less, delivered as required, per
10.
MILL FEED AND FLOUR.
As tons bran, No. j, more or less,
delivered as required, per ton.
25 tons shorts, more or less, deliv-
cred as required, per ton.
LOO barrels flour, moro or less, de-
livered as required, per barrel.
so barrels graham -four, No. j, more
or less delivered as required, per barrel.
tons oil meal, old process, per ton.
Samples can be seen at the asylum,
and goods must be in accordance there
with. Where samples are required and
Inot furnished by bidders, tho articles
must be equal TO samples to be seen
at the asylum, and bids viii be assumed
= TO have been made on basis Of sam
lples.
Lists Furniture, Stationery, Drug
, Plumbing, Hardware, Thinning, Leather
and Findings, Crockery and Glassware
will be furnished by the clerk upon ap'
plication.
All goods must be in strict accord
anee with sample in original packages
when possible, and delivered at the
State Insane Asylum within 20 days
= after the contract is awarded, and bids
must bo on blank forms, which will
be furnished, together with instruc
tions to bidders, by the clerk upon ap
;, plicatiou. Each bid on -four or meai
must be accompanied by a certified
check Of $4,000, and each bid on fisl
d by certified check Of $500, and al
other bids by certified checks equal Il
o 10 per cent Of tho amount bidj check
Of unsuccessful bidders 10 be returneS
Immediately, and those of ac septed bid
ders when the contract is completed
Bids must be enclosed in sealed onvel
opes and directed TO the Board, car,
Of the Clerk, and plainly marked "Bid
,. for Asylum Supplies,' and the elias
,, of goods bid on should also be inscribe'
on the envelope. Price, fitness an'
quality being equal, preference will b
,. given TO articles manufactured, grow
or produced In this state. When par
n tieular article is specifically called foI
bids for other kind, or manufacture
, or brand, equally good will be enter
tanned, but to insure recognition o
8 such bids, samples of the articles II
proposed to supply must aeeompan
j them.
al Bidders will take notice that there 1
no appropriation available for mair
tenanee Of the Asylum. Therefore
;" claims for supplies can only be audite
by the Secretary Of State and certif
- Gates of evidence Of allowance issue
10 claimants. AS soon as there is a
appropriation available warrants Wi
. be issued in lieu of the certificates.
- The Board reserves the right 10 II
a iect any OF all bids, or to accept or rs
iect any part Of bid. Bids will b
3 opened at the capitol at Salem, at i
a. m, Monday, July 10, 1905.
y BY order Of the Board Of Trustees o
the Oregon State Insane Asylum.
b W. N. GATENS, Clerk.
:. June 1S, 20, "a, July 4.
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