Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-06-27
Bids for Supplies for the State
Penitentjarv

Sealed proposals will be received at the office
of the warden of the North Dakota State
Penitentiary until the srd day of July, 1905,
which time and place they will be. opened in
the presence of bidders, for furnishing sup.
plies for the year ending June 80, 1905, to
be delivered at said pententiary upon the
requisition Of the warden, at such time and in
such quantities may be designated by him,
as follows, viz: ~ ~.
10 pounds allspice, strictly pure.
1000 pounds evaporated apples, first quail
800 pounds evaporated apricots, first quail.
ity. -.
10 cases canned apples, Monroe brand
IL cases canned apricots, California, first
quality.
Is, 900 pounds hand.picked navy BEANS
~ cases lima beans, first quality.
IL cases canned white beans, first quail.
ity.
500 pounds dried lima beans.
dozen bath brick. b.
goo pounds baking powder, Prices or Royal.
20 doz. brooms, ties, hard handles.
1900 pounds Rio coffee, first quality.
125 pounds Mocha or Java coffee.
10 pounds unground cinnamon, strictly pure.
10 pounds ground cinnamon, strictly pure.
"a cases 3-pound cans, Pride of Valley corn,
or equal.
quality
100 pounds dried currants.
S cases, l lib. packages, Kingsford corn
starch.
800 pounds xxx soda crackers.
800 pounds oyster crackers.
500 pounds full cream American cheese.
Is doz. quart bottles Snider's catsup.
500 pounds dried cod fish, first quality.
100 pounds Schepp's dessicated cocoanut.
quarts extract lemon, DR.: Prices,
10 quarts extract vanilla, DR.. Prices.
100 pounds dried grapes, California, first
quality.
10 pounds ginger, strictly pure.
25 pounds hops, first quality.
900 pounds hominy.
10 cases Merry War lye.
500 pounds macaroni.
100 pounds mustard, strictly pure.
10 cases parlor matches, Anchor brand.
10 pounds nutmegs, No. l.
5000 pounds rolled oats
1000 pounds Turkish prunes, 40 to so.
"a cases standard peaches.
IL cases 3.pound cans, California peaches,
first quality.
"a cases California plums, first quality.
IL cases canned pears, California, first quail
ity.
"a cases canned peas, first quality.
100 pounds unground pepper, strictly pure.
100 pounds dried raspberries.
1900 pounds South Carolina rice
25 barrels salt.
800 pounds table salt.
1900 pounds Kinks Savon soap, or equal.
500 pounds Ivory soap.
1000 pounds of granulated sugar.
$50 pounds powdered sugar.
$50 pounds cut loaf sugar.
200 pounds baking soda, Dwight's or Arm
and Hammer
"a cases canned succotash.
1900 gallons sugar drip syrup.
II gallons maple syrup, first quality.
500 pounds sun dried tea.
SO cases 3-pound cans, standard tomatoes.
800 gallons pure, cider vinegar.
12 pounds vermicelli.
500 gallons Eocene oil.
5000 tons deep.mined Ignite coal, free from
AHk1
from which mine coal will be taken.
Bidders will be required to furnish the brand
or name of canned fruits and vegetables to be
furnished.
creased as the necessities of the institution may
require, at the discretion of the warden.
Bids will be received separately for coal and
oil but for none of the other articles.
article, but contract, except in case of oil and
coal, will be awarded to one party.
Each bid: to secure consideration, must be
accompanied by certified check for 500 pay
which will be returned to the bidder if PROPOSAL
is not accepted, or if bidder enters into con-
tract and gives security as required.
The successful bidder or bidders will be re-
sufficient. sureties. in the sum of twice the
estimated value of the supplies to be furnish.
ed, but no bond shall exceed the sum of
SO ,O0O
All supplies furnished during any month
will be settled for at the meeting of the
Board of Trustees held in the month en-.
suing. by an order Oh the, institution treas
urer.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for -, (naming the
article or artices), and be addressed to N.
F. Boucher, Warden, Bismarck, North Da.
ko+a."
The right is reserved to accept or reject
any or all bids which may be received.
Dated at Office of North Dakota Peniten-
tiary, Bismarck, N. D., this 9th day of June,
1905.
N. F. BOUCHER,
Warden