The Washington herald., 1909-05-18
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES SENATE WASHINGTON
d. C.-Sealcd proposals for the foIoxing fuel Tor
the United states Senate for the fiscal year ending
June 9. $40. VIII - received at the ofce of the
Sergeantat-Arnas Of the United Ststes senate until
2 oclock noon on the STH DAY OF JUNE. 1913
and az that h0sIr oTsEsd II the presence Of those
bidders who elect 20 be present. viz. Five thou
sand tons. more OF less. q best extra hard white
ash anthracite coal large furnace sze Screened and
free from al impurities, twenty tons. more OF less
O sane coal stove size, zen tons more o. less Of
sane coal Chestnut SIZE. one thousand bushels.
more OF less. of best hardwood charcoal 20 be de-
hFercd in rw0-bushel bags tEO hundTcd and twenty
i've cords. more OF less Of best split pine wood n
fourfOot lengths. fifty cords more o. iess Of best
hickory wood sTteen-inch leDgths sawed instead Of
chopped, free from knots, and split % medium
SIZE al cosl furnished % be loaded into The
carts with forks not shoTels and 10 weigh Z25
lbs to the ton, all wood furnished 20 measure rs
cubic feet 70 The cord; al fuel 70 be stored n the
vaults Of the senate wing q the Capitol and Matby
buildHnS and al the Senate Of5Ce Building ard
70 Be delivered and stored at such TINES and il
slch Quantities az may Be ordered b the Under
s-gned Fuel furnished the Senate during the
nsc2l year ending June 81. 1910 vii be inspected
and weighed 0T measured by an ernulove of he
Senate. TO De designated by the sergeant-at-A-uas
Of the Senate. and for this inspection no chs--s
VII he made 70 the contractor. The wood VII b
inspected az the Serate wing q the CapitoI. and
whatever fails to comply strictly With the srecica-
tons vii oe cuiled out and rejected Each bi5
must be accompanied by q certified check AZ fhs
bidder for 500. payable TO the Financial Clerk Of
the Senate. To be forfeited TO the United States
upon the failure CT refusal Of the bidder 10 enter
INTO any contract awarded % hin: checks 10 Be
returned 70 bidders whose bids are not accepted
Immediately. and TO bidders whose bids are ac-
cepfed upon execution by each Of then Of c1utrs-t
and Necessary bond with some satisfactory bonding
company as surety. n accordance with these srecL
rca1ious- The night IS reserved 70 reject any or
al proposals for any Of the above items Bids
sheald be indorsed Proposals for Fuel" and ad-
6ressed 70 the "serzeant-=t-Aruns e the Tinted
States Senate D. n. RANSDELL. Sergeaut-at-
arms. Z 5 Senate ryII IIs6j jeI
PROPOsALS-U. S. DEPARTMENT OF aGRT-
culture. O1ice Of the Sec7etary. Washington. d. G
May a. 1eos.-Sealed proposals VII Be received at
the cf5ce of the DisHgEsing Clerk Until T. H.
TUESDAY. Nav 2. for digging treBch and IN
stallinE pipe mains &c. Specifications ard fun m
formation viii be furnished uTon Application 10 the
DishITsirE Clerk Proposals uTst Be sealed and sd-
dressed 70 the Secretary II Agriculture in accord
snce with instructions on schedule. JAMES VII
son. Sec-etaTy- myls2
GENERAL DEPOT OF THE oUARTERHAs-
ter's Department. Washington. D. C Nay I5
ise.-Sealed proposals. in tripiiczte VII be re-
ceived at this 0Hioe until Il O'Clock a n. TUES
DAY. June b. 1859 and then publicly opened for
printing blank forms for the Tsy and quartermas-
Ter ceI'sTTfuents durlng the hsc1l year coUmsnc-
ing July !. 1919, Blank forms for making no
posals ard further instructions VII be furnished IN
tending bidders on sTplicatiOn to this ofice- -
GRAY zAJTNSKI. maj0r and a1aTtermaster L.
;. A. depot quarteTmaster. myI5,l7 S.i9 jel214
L. 5 ENGINEER OFFICE. go ITTH ST NV.
Washington. D. g. May l. Iss.-SeaIed prcpoSals
f5T furnishing and delivering $50 tors more CT
less. q bitlinous coal VIII be received here until
z n. JUNE Is. 1903 and then p-biely ope1ed
Information furnished On application. JAY J.
MORROW. Major. Engrs uyI7. IS e . jelsfs