, 1906-11-27
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING AND
FURNISHING STATIONERY
AND SUPPLIES.
STATE OF WYOMING.

Cheyenne, Wyo., November IL, 1906.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the secretary of state Tor
doing printing and furnishing supplies
for the Ninth state Legislature of Wyo-
ming, until IL o'clock, NJ, December
18th, 1906. to-wit:
FIRST. The price per page in lots
Of 800 copies or less, to include paper.
printing, stitching Tor binding), If re-
quired, of all bills, resolutions and
committee reports that may be ordered
printed by the Ninth state legislature,
OF either branch thereof, in bill form,
during the session commencing on the
TIL day of January, A. D. 1907. All
sch matter to be printed on first quail
ty machine finished paper, weighing
not less than sixty pounds to the ream,
in long primer or small plea type, each
page to contain not less than twenty.
five lines of matter, thirty-seven ''ems"
plea to the line, and the lines to be sue
cessively numbered, with a small dou-
bic plea slug or reglet between the
lines, the heading not to occupy a
greater space than oDe-eighth of a page
of foolScap. No blank page snail De
counted or charged tor.
SECOND. For material, press work.
stitching, printing n binding 2,OOO
copies of the Session Laws of the Ninth
Legislature of the State of Wyoming,
1000 copies to be properly stitched and
bound in pastboard covers, covered
with paper, leather back n corners,
lettered on back; and 1000 copies to
be in pamphlet form. The pages oil
such laws shall be the same size. in
Guiding side notes, as the Revised Stat
ules OF Wyoming of 1899.
THIRD. For material, press work,
stitching, printing and binding $50 cop
les of the journals of each house; 200
copies of each to be in pamphlet form
and so copies of each to be in hall
binding, leather back and orner
FOURTH. For material, printing
and binding of all documents, such as
official reports, exclusive of bills, reso-
lutions, committee reports, journals
and laws, that may be ordered in book
or pamphlet form by the Ninth state
legislature, or either branch thereof.
All matter in book form shall be
printed ON what Is known as S and S C
cook paper, weighing not less thar
sixty pounds to the ream, and in long
primer or small plea type, set solid
without unnecessary blanks, bf ken
pages or paragraphs. The work to be
measured in all cases as plain work:
side notes to be measured separately,
az ioihS ~ luS tyPC LII "hiSh llSy
ar eset and head notes to be considered
as a part OF the page, and not to be
measured separately. A token of press
work to consist OF 240 impressions OF
eight pages each Bids for book work
must contain specifications 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 quality
thereof; the price for binding in pamph-
let form, the price per section OF six
teen pages of folding and stitching, the
price for binding in ~pasteboard covers,
leather back and corners, with letter
ing on the back, and the price for full
sheep binding, with lettering on the
back. The bidder or bidders to whom
the above work shall be awarded snail
perform the same within the state oil
Wyoming. ALI matter in bill form
must be delivered at the office of the
secretary OF state from day to day, dur
ing the session legislature, as the same
may be required; the journals to be
completed and delivered to the secre-
tary of state at his office in the capl
Ia building, within sixty days after the
Adjournment OIL the legislature. The
amount paid for composition, press
Work, paper bindings, 1oIaing or stitch
ing to be in lieu OF other charges ana
The only charges that will be allowed.
FIFTH. len thousand (more or
less) letter heads, printed, SxlOAs, su-
perHne nat, twelve pounds to the ream,
Two Iorms.
Five thousand (more or less) sheets
commercial note, pest quality, printed,
seven pounds TO the ream.
One thousand sheets Scotch linen
ledger paper. lzxlS, ruled printed
headings.
Twelve plain record books, 1kx12,
three quire, canvass covers.
IwenIy-rour receipt books, form to
be prescribed by secretary.
SLAIH. Thirty dozen lead pencils,
numbers 2 and 3 with rubber Aps, DIX
en- or taDer.
Twenty dozen wooden pen holders,
cork ups, similar TO n. taDers NO. ~.
Nine dozen steel erasers bone haR-
dies.
Ten dozen wire pen rack stands.
Nine dozen nickel plated clips, No. 2.
Eight dozen hard rubber rulers, six
teen inch.
One dozen box wood rulers. eighteen
inch.
Nine dozen iron paper weights.
Twelve dozen papers of pins, "Pyra-
No. 3.
Nine dozen bottles of library paste,
with brush. !
Six pint bottles of Sanford's or Stat.
first quality mucilage.
Nine dozen combined pencil and ink
erasers.
Six dozen Paragon" typewriter
erasers.
Eight dozen waste paper baskets,
medium size, straight cylinder.
One hundred dozen thumb lacks.
One gross Matchless stub steel pens,
No. s.
One gross Champion. No. 80.
Two gross No. 20.
Six gross Champion Falcon, No. 40.
Two gross No. 1872.
-Four gross E~terbrook, No. 312.
-Four gross 40. 313.