Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-08
CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.


public hearing on the same Is to be held. after
which the board may or may not nnalfy aware
the contract in accordance with Chapter z7
Of the State laws Of 1885.
Bidders are not 70 state any price for ma
terials and work for which there y = axee
amount provided fot in the specfncntions.
Each proposal must be enclosed In q sealed
envelope, properly Endorsed with the name -
the bidder and Of the u ,mpsos yen w.,s ana 1s 81
missioners OF the city Of Newark.
Bidders will state thsir prices in writing ~
Bidders must specify in their proposals thst
should the above work be awarded 20 them
they will bind themselves TO finish and Gem
pIefe the same within the following number
u consecutive working days:
Bigelow Street Paying-Thirty 900 dsyH.
Clifton Avenue ving-Fort FIVE 100 days
Delaney Street Paving-Ninety teW days.
Fourteenth Avenue Paving-seventy up
Madison Avenue Paving-Nlnety 800 days.
Malvern Street P-avihg-Ninety 900 days.
Mspes Avenue P~aviHg-Forty eV1 days
ogden Street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ti5t. Gays.
Sherman Avenue Paring-Ninet 900 dax1
south Fourteenth Street Pavine-one hunffsa
(o0) days
South Seventeenth Street Paving-Ohe hAA-
dred CO0l days.
Tyler Street P~avine-Elehty 800 days
Vincent Street t35) DAYS
The plans and specifications Of the work rAn
be examines at the office OF the Chief En<z-
m nseT 81 the =, S tse cts II H lisffi s said proposals 4
be accompanied by the consent II Wr1tlne -
two s~ureties, or a surety company Guaiins1 =
q OO EAl III q EA1[E WV
time OF putting in such proposals qualify e. 20
their responsibility In the amount Oh H9rh
proposal, and bind themselves that. II tuH
contract be awarded TO the person or persons
making the proposal, they will upon It's uein8
20 awarded, becorns his or their suretiee fo<
the faithful per- ermance OF said work, anu
that II the persoG or persons omit or refuse ~
execute such contract they viii pay 70 ne
city OF Newark any difference between Inc
sums to which he or they would have 90.
entitled upon completion o. the contract. tNe
nat which the city OF Newark may be onilTF1
to paw the person or persons by whom slrn
contract shall be executed.
ers Of IN. city OF Newark reserve TO them.
selves the right 10 accept or reject any OF -.
proposals for the above Work, as they m@1
deem best for the interest Of the city.
Bidders and sureties are hereby notineo INA.
under the provisions OF the seventh section II
the law creating the Board o. Street s1s
Water Commissioners, approved March =, 1854,
that the bond or bonds to be given Tor M
faithful execution and performance OF sA4<
public work shall first be approved as 70 s4x
hciercy by the board and as TO form py tue
counsel OF the board. and no contract shall p
binding on the city OF become effective %
operative until ouch bond lie 80 approved. ans
examine the proposed bondsmen unoer oatn,
If he shall so desire. or shall be 50 instructss
/ by the board, but the board VIII not D. pounf
by any statement that may be made BY Euef
proposed bondsmen, but shall have full poNai
and absolute discretion in the whole matter
and this provision shall be referred to IN APP
advertisement inviting bids for any SUCH pno'
lie work.
BY direction OF the Board Of Street sal
Water Commissioners Of the City Of Newark
MORRIS r. &,
aprs-5t Chief Englneer
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