Evening star., 1909-06-01
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASH
nafe VII, ia! 60 ecseed "a tha denar,men, mpt
o'clock pm. Monday, June IA, 1909. and th"r
opened in the presence of such bidders as may
ances and apparatus. beds. bedding, chairs. IA
HES. refrigerators. awnings. window screens and
the New Freedmens Hospital building at Wash
ingtOn, d. c.. in accordance with the specihca
,ions copies Of which and forms Of propossl may ma
he had at this department. X. A. BALI1NGEli
Secretary.
roST OFFICE DEPARTMENT WASHING;
ton. D. c.. May Is. 1909 proposals will
Of this department until O'Clock pm June II
1902 for furnishing Miscellaneous Supplies for
t6e Postal se.ise =. during the e fiscal yIar July
for Rundy time recorders: coin wrappers and
currency straps. coin sacks: brown or BLACK
process paper: oilers for typcwriters: tin strip'
for issuing money orders: steel money order cl'
ters: rubber postmarking and post ohir" DATING
pads canee1lne . ink for 70 rubber stamps pnter
roller compositions; packing boxes: United States
flags: cold rolled steel: brass: iron castings
wire: lea sther and leather betting: tar soap: sup
plies for canceing machines: waste sacks foI
railway mail service; ms,ciage etc. Blanks f"l
bidders. will be furnished upon application to
the Purchasing Agent for the Post Once D,Dart
ment WASHINGTON; D. c. F. H. HfTcHcoCk IN G,
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. May p. 1909
Sealed proposals will he received at this office
D. v. -.
for book binding work for the Public Library. n.
G.. during the fiscal year ending June 50. 1910
Blank forms Of proposal and all necessary infor
nation may be obtained on application to tho
B. +. F. MAcFARLASD. Henry L. VEST. vii.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAI-TREASURERs OF
fee. L. S. Soldiers Home. Washington. D. C..
May "a. 1909-Sealed proposals will he received
June g. 1909. and then publicly opened. for fur
nishing coal for the fiscal year ending June 80
1910 as follows: Rituminous. 5000 tons. more OF
less: anthracite. stove. 300 tons. more less
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
For specifications schedules 50 and further infor
nation apply to Fl. n. KENDALL, Lieut. Col
L. s. Army. Treasurer. my2i&jel
PROPOSAL FOR SUPPLIES. s
office, L. S. Soldiers Home. Washington. d. c..
May 10. 1sos.-seaied proposals wi will be received
at this office until 10 am. on Tuesday. June 3.
1909. and then publicly opened for furnishing
the following supplies for the fiscal year ending
groceries, ice. -four and forage; certified check
for $500 must accompany bid for fresh meats.
and
tion. apply to n. NJ. KENDALL. Lieut.. Col,
U. s. Army. Treasurer. my1e.je1-2t
UNITED STATES SENATE WAsHINGrON
for the United States Senate for the fiscal year year
ending June 30. 1910, will be received at the Of
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June, 1909. and at that hour opened In the pres
ence OF those bidders who elect to be present.
viz: Five Thousand tons. more or less. of best
extra hard white ash anthracite coal. large fur
mace size screened and free from all impurities:
twenty TONS more or less. of same coal. stove
size; ten tons. more less. Of same coal, chest
nut size: one thousand bushels, more less. of
best hardwood cha arcoal. TO be delivered in two
bushel bags: two hundred and twenty-five cords.
less. of best split pine wood. in four
foot lengths: fifty cords. more or less. Of best
hickory wood. sixteen-inch lengths. sawed in
stead Of chopped. free from knots and split TO
medium size: all coal furnished to be loaded into
2.240 lbs. to tle ton: all wood furnished to
measure 1913 cubic feet to the cord: all fuel to
be stored in the vaults of the Senate wing OF
the Capitol and Malthy building. and at the
Senate Office building. and TO be delivered and
stored at such times and in such quantities as
may he ordered by the undersigned. Fuel fur
nished the Senate during the fiscal year endn.
June 80 1910, will be inspected AID weighed or
measured by an employe of the Senate. TO be
designated by the seargeant-at arms Of the Sen
made to the contractor. The wood will he in
spected at the Senate wing of the Capitol and
whatever fails to comply strictly with the speci-
fcations will be culled out and rejected. Each
the bidder for 500. payable to the financial
clerk Of the Senate to be forfeited to the United
States upon the failure refusal OF the bidder
to enter into any contract awarded to him:
checks to be returned to bidders whose bids are
rot accepted Immediately. and to bidders whose
them Of contract. and necessary bond with some
satisfactory bnndin. company surety, in ac-
cordance with these sDecifca tions. The right is
reserved to reject any or all proposals for any
Proposals for Fuel and addressed to the
.'Sergeant-at- arms of the United States Senate
D. NJ. RANSDELL, Sergeant farms. L. $. Sen
ate. myl1 .1S.o5. je1