The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-29
SEALED PROPOSALS.
NEW JERSEY HOME FOR DISABLED SOL
DIERS, KBARNY, N. ].
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT.

DlERS, kEARNY, N. ].
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until 10 o'clock noon on Tuesday, July u,
1908, for furnishing supplies to the New Jer-
sey Home for Disabled Soldiers at Kearny.
ending October 81, 1908, as specified in the APP
pended schedule:
Proposals to be made subject to the fol-
!. The articles contracted for are to be fur
nlshed in such quantities and at such times as
may be ordered by the Superintendent, prices
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 speed
fed in the contract, and all articles furnished
will be subject to a rigid inspection, and a full
compliance with the standard will be exacted
of the contractor.
8. Proposals for any Of the several divisions
or for any articles in any one division must
include all the articles in that division. seps-
rate proposals for the articles embraced in the
several divisions will not be considered except-
ing as specified below. ~
4 Proposals must be addressed to the Super
intendent Of the New Jersey Home for Dis
abled Soldiers and bear the Endorsement, PRO
division for Which the pronossi Is n nade snd
must be delivered at the Superintendent's office
by IL O'Clock noon, on Tuesday. July ID. 1908.
and must be accompanied by cash or certified
check for at least 10 per cent. Of the amount
Of the bid. payable to the order of Marcus l..
WARD, treasurer, as a guarantee that the sue
cessful bidder VIII execute a contract for the
furnishing of the articles at the times. in the
huiiie anu III III QUANTITIES. 0erelnUlenf1One0
and give a bond to the State of New Jersey in
double the amount Of his bid, with satisfactory
security for the faithful performance Of said
contract. Should successful bidders fail to
execute the contract and furnish bond within
I'VE days from the date of the award, their
DIGS and any awards made Hereunder may be
declared void.
s. All contracts made pursuant to this ad-
vertisement Will go into effect July Is. 1909.
and unless revoked for cause will expire Oc-
tober 81, 1908.
Payment for articles supplied under con-
tracts Will be made from the treasury Of the
State of New Jersey in the manner provided by
law.
6. All proposals must be made and all con-
tracts executed with the understanding and
obligation 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.
Should articles at any time not equal the
established standard. or articles ordered be
tract may be revoked and the defective articles
may be returned at the expense of the con-
tional expense incurred in the purchase OF
proper supplies.
First
20 bu. white marrow beans.
2 bu. lima beans-California.
10 doz. cans string beans-standard 2-ib. cans.
$50 lbs. pearl barley No. 3.
$50 lbs. cheese, full cream.
20 doz. cans corn-standard 2-lb. cans.
5 bbls. mackerel. No. 2 shore.
4 bbls. salmon, Alaska.
8 bbls. rolled oats or avena.
25O bhls. evaporated peaches. unpeeled.
5 cases canned peaches, yellow freestone,
standard.
700 lbs. rice, No. / Carolina.
5000 lbs. granulated sugar.
10 2i0-lb. sacks salt.
? bbls. N. o. molasses. I
3 cases Bartlett pears-standard 2-lb. cans.
s bbls. wheat graham flour, =
5 bbls. yellow meal. graduated.
4 cases condensed milk.
Second Division-Flour
100 bbls. flour, standard patent spring wheat;
Third Division-Forage
1000 lbs. timothy hay.
100 blu. oats.
TO bags yellow corn.
Fourth Division-Milk.
5000 OTIS. milk per month; contract TO be for
one year.
Fifth Division-Pork and Hams.
500 lbs. picked pork, bellies. prime, 8 10
400 lbs. smoked ham. best. 10 to 10 lbs.
400 lbs. pure lard.
Sixth Division-Cofee.
200 lbs. coffee. roasted. in the bean. No. I
Seventh Dlvision-Butter.
u tubs Gold Medal butter, 80 lbs. each.
20 tubs 80 per cent. butterine, so per cent.
butter by analysis.
Eighth Division-Eggs.
Ninth Division-Msats.
corn-fed eattIa. ~
10000 lbs. fores, weight about $50 lbs. each.
SOC lbs, hindquarters. weight about ITO lbs.
400 lbs. loins.
500 lbs. plates.
1900 lbs. fresh-kllled mutton. good wethers.
average weight 40 to 80 lbs.
Tenth Division-Fresh Fish.
5000 lbs. fresh fish. weak. cod, haddock or
porgies.
10. 900 clans. large size. opened.
Eleventh Dtvision-Fuel
800 gross tons pea coal, best Lehigh or
WiiEesbarre.
leo gross tons stove or nut coal. Lehigh or
Wllh esbarre.
Twelfth Division-Underwear.
Samples ean be seen at the superintendent
Office.
$50 pairs cotton socks.
21 pairs wooden socks.
500 pairs drawers.
900 undershirts.
900 overshirts.
Thirteenth Division-Shoes
1S5 pairs mems shoes. as per sample az
superintendent office.
Fourteenth observation-disclosures.
100 lined blouses, dark blue. indigo dyed, but
tons furnished.
ITO vests, dark blue, indigo dyed. buttons fur
nished.
115 trousers, light blue. Kersey, % OF.
All to equal samples which can be seen at the
Superintendent's office.
Fifteenth Division-Hats and Caps.
Z doz. black campaign hats.
5 doz. blue military caps.
Samples at Superintendent office.
EDWARD H. WRIGHT, President.
For Board of Managers.