The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-07
SEALED
NEW JERSEY HOME FOR DISABLED SOL
DIERS, KEARNY. n. j.

NEW JERSEY HOME FOR DISABLED SOL
FIJI OF SUPERINTENDENT.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
1908. for furnishing supplies 70 the New Jer-
sey Home for Disabled Soldiers at Kearny.
ending en- ms t oeto aas 81. isos %1 as Specified II in the ap-
Proposals to be made subject to the fol-
/. The articles contracted for are to be fur
nished in such quantities and at such times as
to include delivery at the home:
2. The superintendent may order during the
quantity of any article than may be indicated
IN the appended estimate or that may be speci.
will be subject to a rigid inspection, and a full
compliance with the standard will be exacted
.. Proposals for any Of the several divisions
or for any articles in any, one division must
rate proposals for the articles embraced in the
several divisions will not be considered except
A. Proposals must be addressed to the Super
i%ntendent Of the New Jersey Home for Dis
posals for Supplies together with the class or
division for. which the proposal Is made, and
by 1s o'clock noon. on Tuesday, july Vi. 1909.
and must be accompanied by cash or certified
Of tse f BID. at pa lsasf ~ to PER sbe ce order OF Of M Marcus amsu Z.
Ward, treasurer, as a guarantee that the sue
eessfai lib bidder viii execute a GO contract t, Tor the
manner and In the quantities hereinmentioned.
and give a bond to the state Of New Jersey In
security for the faithful performance Of said
contract. Should successful bidders fail to
execute the contract and furnish bond within
five days from the date of the award. their
bids and any awards made Hereunder MAJ be
s. All contracts made pursuant to this adj
vertisement will go into effect July 10. 1909.
and, unless u $50. revoked for cause VIII expire o.
Payment for articles supplied under con-
State of New Jersey in the manner provided by
tracts executed with the understanding and
obligation that the articles furnished shall In
All respe,t its equal the requirements Of the
Where samples are submitted the articles
Should articles at any time not equal tn.
established standard. or articles ordered be
tract may be revoked and the detective 'a articles Ie
may. be returned at. the expense of the con-
tionai expense incurred in the purchase -
proper supplies.
First -
20 bu. white marrow beans.
2 pu, lima eans-California
70 dnz. cans string beans.standard BIB. cans.
$50 lbS. cheese, full cream.
! 20 be- aSs, mans %asks sSrn- Sol : sSo2 RIB cans.
bbls. salmon, Alaska.
bbls; rolled oats or avena.
$50 bbls. evaporated peaches. unpeeled.
s cases earned peaches. yellow freestone.
STANDARD.
geo lbs; rice, No I Carolina
10 2o-lb. sacks salt.
2 bbls. N. o. molasses.
cases Bartlett pears-standard s-Ib. cans.
8 bbls. wheat graham flour.
8 bbls. yellow meal. granulated.
Second Division-Flour.
,r 100 bills !. -four pa stsnaard patent spring wheat,
Third Divisicn-Forage.
5000 lbs. timothy hay.
100 blu. cats.
10 bags yellow corn.
Fourth Division-Milk.
$500 qts. milk per month: contract to be fos
Fifth pivision-Pork and Hams.
ESQ lbs, picked pork. bellies. prime. 8 70
400 lbs. smoked ham. best. 10 to 10 lbs.
Sixth Division-coree.
so lbs. coffee. roasted. in the bean. Nc. I
Seventh Dlvison-Rutter.
70 Tubs tubs Colo Medal butter 90 lbs. each.
butter by analysis.
eighth Divis'on-EEgs
Ninth DivisionoMeats.
All beer to be selected steer beef. nativs.
ZOO lbs. fores, weight about 1870 lbs. each.
100 lbs. hindquarters. weight about ITO lba
1900 lbs. plates.
1900 lbs. fresh killed mutton. good wethers
average weight 40 to 30 lbs. "
Tenth Division-Fresh Fish.
Svwo lbs. fresh fish. weak. cod, paddock ~
Eleventh 81 si lssss TIaei 0pshea'
So gross tons pea coal. best Lehigh or
= 100 gross tons stove or nut coal. Lehlsh o.
Twelfth Observation-Disclosures.
samples can be seen at the superintendent's
sso pairs cotton socks.
400 underghsrts