Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-16
PAVILION
/ TO COST S116,112
Bids Opened by Freeholders
Show Price Will Be Un-
der Estimate.

/ Under the lowest bids submitted to
tile building committee of the Board
! Of Freeholders yesterday afternoon
! the proposed new tuberculosis pa
i vlion at the Essex Countys Hopital
. at Cedar Grove will cost Sl16,112
! This amount does not include the
architects fees of s5SO5.60 The es-
timated cost of the new building
E when the specifications We're prepared
z vas 100000 The bids accepted are
s almost $4,000 below The estimated
7 cost.
In keeping with "A promise made to
3 the representatives of the Charities
I. Aid Society and Prison Reform Asso-
z citation at a recent public hearing on
s the proposition a special meeting was
, set for next Tuesday afternoon at }
! O'Clock, when the organizations will
: be given an opportunity to protest
! against the awarding of the contracts
!. The objection had been raised that
: the freeholders We're about TO spend
J. too much money for the insane tuber-
\ culosis patients; that frame cottage
q quarters would be cheaper and just as
serviceable as brick The freeholders
3 We're referred TO the Bulldlb hosl'ittiif
, where brick cottages had been erect
!. ed at a per capita cost of $4S3 a pa
I tient as against the Appropriated
cost of 81 200 patient at the Essex
{, institution The freeholders building
COMMITTEES subsequently made trip
( to Buffalo and after an Inspection OF
the institution there declared that the
facilities were totally inadequate and
were such as would not be tolerated.
by this community.
The lowest bids for the consnuc-
\ ton of the pavilion were Mason
Z work, r. NJ. Waldron. Newark, $oZ,,,
900. carpenter work. w. G. SharWel
& Co, Newark. $50 1888; heating,
Storms & Co, $16,9S6. electrical work.
siDavis Electric Company. SELF;
: plumbing, Jaehnig x Peoples, SG,996;
4 painting. Kelley & Kelley, Long
island City, 81, 100 Total, $l1G,1l2.
w. G. Sharwell. the lowest bidder
5 for the carpenter work and next low
est bidder for the mason work, en-
: tered a protest against the bid oil
& e. Nj. Waldron. inc, on mason work,
declaring that the latter's check &C
eompanying the bid was not sufficient
i. to meet the requirements Of per
~cent. of the amount of the bid, The
question will be settled at the special
meeting.
: The complete list of bids follows.
: Mason Work. NJ Waldron, Inc,
So, 800: W. G. Sharwell Q CO., S5S,600;
4 Frederick Fatzler & Co.. $4,000;
Reynolds Contracting Company. $780,
( 500. Gustave DeI(impe. $4,000
3 Philip Mackinson. $56,9SS; E. NJ.
z Waldron Co, S64. 331 Essex Con-
struction Co. S587O0; George f.
\ Kelly, Yonkers, N. Y. 1858 .SSS; H.
/. Gross, S57,960; Kelley & Kelley, ST.
1000.
y Carpenter wark-W. G. Sharwell
S& Co, $50. 1888: Il. M. Waldron * Co,
1888. 1872. Theo Van Bemmel. West
\ New York, n. y, $4,000; Gustave
Z DeKimpe, $i3 000 Schaedel Bros,
{ s3T. $40: Haas Kunz, $l0,626; M. By
5rones Building Co., Elizabeth, $34,-
800; Kelley & Kelley $4,000.
Heating-R. b. Schmidt. $4,000;
David c. Seymour, $i9,19O; John II.
: Cooney. Harrison, $l779S; Storms 4
Co. SIG. 1856; Henderson &, Co, Irving
ton, $21,SO0; John j. Hess. Jersey
City, $21 1894
~ Electric Work Electric Construe-
ton Company. New York. So, 40; Nc
< Gowan & MeCabe. SO, 725: Watson,
e1'lagg Company. New York, $5,632;
Davis Electric Company SIS l41; Paul
Ii. Jaehnig, S6,125; General Electric
inspection Company, $6,525; Beaver
Engineering Company, S5,491; Kelley
liz Kelley. $4,000.
8 Plumbing-O'C & Hilson, $l2.-
5346; Ralph b. schmidt, Inc, $1,000;
70. J. Eichhorn Company, 2,3S5,
{Jaehnig & Peopes, $6.99G; w. II.
4Jacobson, $1,000; Kelley & Kelley,
t$S. 500.
f Painting Bran & Chamberlain,
East Orange, So $3.50; Cassimer Woy-
siat, Bloomfield. $4,277; A. #. Hin
.Srichsen. S5,OS7: Charles Stoffer $3.777;
! Joseph Schaedel, $4150: Olaf Sharin,
81, ia; Kelley x Kelley, $3,10O