Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-12
COMPILE BIDS FOR
COUNTY SUPPLIES
Purchasing Department Com
pIetes Work-37 Bidders to
Get Contracts.

The work of compiling the bids for
the supplying of miscellaneous sup
, plies to the county institutions, Essex
| County Hospital at Overlook, 1sola-
. ton Hospital at Soho and county
penitentiary at CALDWELL has been
completed by County Superintendent
of Purchases George c. Bergen and a
corps of clerks.
The total supplies needed for the
maintenance of the three institutions
for the next six months amount to
S66, 611.64. This item Is exclusive of
meat supplies, as there were no bids
received for meats at the awarding of
bids a week ago.
OF the fifty-two firms that sent in
bids for the furnishing of the $50 diff
ferent articles called for by the speci-
! flcations thirty-seven of them were
successful in being awarded the con-
tract for some of the articles on
which they bid.
/ The largest single award was to the
/ Wilkinson-Gaddis Company, who will
! furnish the county with $11 ,262.3
worth of supplies, mainly in the
grocery line, during the next six
months. The M. Augenblick Company
captured the award for butter, eggs
and cheese and will supply $9O12
worth of these commodities to the
ltOullly III lilb peTIOu NAMED, IL. y. glduI
81 Co. got the plum In the Quitting
line. their award amounting to So
1921. j. Frank Post, Newark, will
furnish coal to the Isolation Hospital,
his contract calling for a total of
$7165.
Bids for the furnishing of flour
were held up until experts can make
analyses of the various samples sub
mitted.
The successful bidders and the
amount of their awards are as fol-
lows:
Herman Company, Paterson, pro-
visions, $4,s7z61: L. f. Hersch Com
pany, Newark, provisions, $1,111. 02;
F, II. Leggett Company, New York
canned goods, $345z43; j. r. Sayre &
Co, butter eggs and cheese, 81, 1871 II
M. Augenblick Company, butter. eggs
and cheese. S9,012; Gustave Roll, fish
and oysters. $1,150.44; Brokaw Fish
Company, fish and oysters S474; j, f,
Steiner, fish and oysters. $500; Stout
enburgh & Co, merchandise. $469;
Droste Snyder Company, produce
SS34,6S; L. S. Plaut~ & Co., Newark
merchandise, s9,432.41; Gosmar
Brothers, Inc, Caldwell, produce and
groceries,, S1,150; Wilkinson Gaddi:
Company, Newark, groceries, s11,'
, 2G2.37; S. Warshawsky & Sons
Newark, groceries, $9S2; Kraemer 6
Meyer, Newark, groceries, S561 Is
]. j. Hockenjos Co, Newark, paints
and oils, $213.35; ~ Drake, Newark
grain and hay, St,O5755; f. J. Reeves
Chatham, grain and hay, $3.50; A NJ
Wolper, Newark, grain and hay
81, 131. &c. A. Nungesser, Newark
paints and oils. SS17.29; NJ. w. Jen.
kins' Sons, Cedar Grove, paints ant
: oils, s7l.54; American Oil and Supply
Company, Newark, paints and oils
$6OS 90; G.. III. Aspenwall. Jersey City
paints and oils, 800; Munden
Rummell Newark leather goods
1912; Nj. N Higgins, Inc, Montclair
; drugs, $1,000; C. B, Smith q Co.
Newark, drugs, $1,1SS55; ReinholC
Schumann, Newark, drugs, S24653;
, Frank Post. Newark. coal. 7,165
Burnetal Manufacturing Company
: Boston, disinfectant, $122.50; Maltbi,
: Chemical Company, disinfectant
1885 90; Groebe- McGovern Company
printing, $71475; Wolber Printing
! Company, printing, $4l9 So; Bake
Printing Company printing, S750.10
Matthias Plum, printing, 1851 "a; L, J
Hardham Printing Company, print
) ing. $1S550; Borden Press, printing
. s27i. 25; Essex Press, Newark, print
ing, Sl1715.