The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-06
SEALED PROPOSALS..
NEW JERSEY HOME FOR DISABLED SOL
DIERS KEARNY, N. J.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT.

DIERs. KEARNY. N. J.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT.
June 20. 1903.
until Il O'Clock (noon) on Tuesday. July IA.
1908. for furnishing supplies to the New Jer-
Ny u HOPE fe t dos t Rrse0i months 1H,as and fifteen day:
ending October 81. 1908. as specified In the ap-
Proposals to be made subject to the fol-
lowing conditions:
i. The articles contracted for are to be fur
may be ordered by the Superintendent prices
to INCLUDE %Hu ,d DELIVERY at the maR no% eraer during the
e%xistencs OF the CONTRACT a greater Or iess
quantity mt ynO Of { any s article than "a tb may m os i be- spee,1
fed in the contract. and all articles furnished
will be subject to a rigid inspection, and a full
of the contractor.
8. Proposals for any Of the several divisions
include ali the articles in that division. .Sepa-
rate proposals for the articles embraced In the
several divisions will not be considered except
ing as specified below.
1 Proposals must be addressed to the Super
intendent Of the New Jersey Home for Dis
abled Soldiers and bear the Endorsement, Pro
posals for Supplies" together with the class 0.
must be delivered at the superintendent's ONCE
by u o'clock noon. on Tuesday: July u: is@;
check for at least 10 per cent. of the amount
Of the bid. payable to the order Of Marcus l.
eessfni bidder viii execute a contract for the
furnishing Of the articles at the times. In the
and give a bond to the State OF New Jersey in
double the amount Of has bid. with satisfactory
Contract. Should successful bidders fail to
execute the contract and furntsn nona wt thn,,
bids and any awards made Hereunder may be
declared void.
vertisement will go into effect July 16, 1909
and unless revoked for cause will expire oc-
Payment for articles supplied under con-
tracts will be made from the treasury. OF the
State of New Jersey in the manner PROVIDED os
8. All PROPOSALS must be made and all con:
obiigsatien that the articles furnished shall in
all respects equal the requirements OF the
Where samples are submitted the articles
supplied must be fully equal to them: a..
es shSnla srt ssanda as any oy s areicls a0' ordered sSsst 5.
not furnished at the required times. the con-
may may be returned at the expense Of the CON
tractor, who shall also be liable for all add.
First Division-Groceries.
20 bu. white marrow beans;
pu. lima beans-California-
10 doz. cans string beansELstandard 2-io. cans
760 ibs. cheese. full cream:
20 doz. cans ~corn-stanaarS S.io' cans
bbls. salmon. Alaska
6 bbls. rolled oats or avena.
I 20 e sSas' s canned peaches. yellow f~reestons
standard.
! 100 lbs. rice, NO I CdrOhinu-
5000 lbs. graduated sugar.
10 240-lb. sacks salt.
Q bbls. N. o. molasses.
cases Bartlett pears-standard 2-ib. cans
5 bbls. wheat graham -four;
s bbls. yellow meal. granuiateo.
4 cases condensed milk.
Second Division-F1our
100 bbIs. flour. standard patent spring wheat
brand must be specified.
Third Divisicn-Forage.
5000 lbs. timothy hay.
100 bu. oats.
10 bags yellow corn.
Fourth Division-Milk.
$500 OTIS. milk per month; contract 70 Dc fo'
Fifth Division-Pork and Hams
$500 lbs. picked pork. bellies. prime . "
400 lbs. smoked ham. best. 10 to II lbs.
400 lbs. pure lard.
! Sixth Division-Coffee
} 1900 lbs. coffee. roasted. In the bean. No.
Santos.
t Seventh Division-Butter
is tubs Gold Medal butter. 80 lbs. each
70 tubs 90 per cent. butterine. 50 per cent
butter by analysis.
Eighth Diviston-Eggs.
1900 boxes eggs, fresh, guaranteed.
, Ninth Division-Meats.
All beef to be selected steer beef. native
2o'o 600 lbs. fores, weight about $50 lbs. each.
$500 lbs. headquarters. weight about ITO lbs
each.
1,4N lbs. loins.
1850 lbs. plates.
Mutton
1900 lbs. fresh-kilied mutton. good wethers
average weight 40 to 80 lbs
Tenth Division-Fresh Fish.
5000 lbs. fresh fish. weak. cod. haddock o
ib'ooo CLAIMS. large size, opened
! Eleyenth Di vision-Fuel