The Washington times., 1917-05-23
PROPOSALS

d. c.. Nay ., u1I.-Seaied proposals., N
United states Capitol Power Plant for the
fiscal year ending June %, 1913, WIN Do re-
eeived at the Office Of the superntenosns
two o'clock D. m on the second day OF June
is17 and at that hour opened In the presenco
Of thoss bidders who elect TO Be present, visa
Bidders must specify names Of coal AID locA<
tion OF mines from which obtained An coal
to weigh 2.2t0 pounds to the ton. and to %
Plant, situated IN Garheld Park. Washingtont
D. c. (Pennsylvania Ralfoad) At such times
and in such Quantities a. may % ordsred
1pected and weighed by Government IN
spsctor designated By the undersigned. Tor
which no charge will Be made to the con.
By 4 certified check for $1,000 payable TO or
der Of the Superintendent u s. Capitol Butld4
ing and Grounds. TO be forfeited 70 tna
bidder TO enter into any contract within 10
days after being required to do 20. Cheek!
will be Immediately returned to unsuceessfnl
bidders and to successful bidder upon execu-
tion OF contract In accordance with these
specidcationss and nling OF bond for fatthfut
performance OF the conditions thsrecf. vita
ped IN Sslf cleaning hopper bottom cars. II
the contractor delivers coal In cars OF typa
other than that heretofore described. the sa-
psrintendent reserves the right under condf
lions existing at that time to charge agAings
the contractor the excess cost OF handling tha
coal with the present equipment AZ the PoEss
herein called for Is subject TO an appropria-
ton BY Congress TO meet the expenses. Ihe
Government Will take All necessary steps ior
testing technically and practically, all the
Goals proposed. In event OF delivery Of con-
tractor Of unsatisfactory fuel. the under4
signed shall have the right to buy coal y
open market and excess IN cost over contract
price will be charged against the contractor.
The right Il reserved to reject any or an
R,So s5nS,S !. indorssd .'Proposais for Coai';
and addressed to the Superintendent y. 3:
Capitol Building and Grounds. By order %
WOODS. Superintendent U. 8. Capitol BuiiAs
Ing and Grounds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, wAsHINoL
TON d. c., May ~ 1Si7.-Sealed proposals
will be received at this Department until tive
the removal Of ashes and rubbish from tn
Treasury Building and It's annexes In the
city OF Washington. d. c.: laundering toW@
els; shoeins horses and cleaning sSr2 49,
Specifications and detailed Information can
be obtained upon application 70 the Cmee
Clerk, Treasury Department. The Depart.
bids or any part Of a bid. and TO waive de-
fects. JAMES L. wILMETH. Chief Clerk.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, waning
ton, D. G, May "a. ISL. sE ga - P 1.,ss'I
: O'Clock, p N July .. 1871. and than opened;
forE the collection and disposal Of garbagss
miscellaneous refuse. dead animals, and ntghe
soIl IN the District OF Columbia, for period
o. ave years, and for the collection and Dis
posal OF ashes In the District OF Columbia foR
a period Of one. three. and nYs years; Begin
ming July I, 1913. Blank forms Of proposals,
apecihcations and all necessary tnformaton
NAV be obtained from the Chief Clerk Of th1
Engineer Department. Room 81, D1striet
building OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIE
BROWNLOw. CHARLES W. KUTZ, Cons
nlissionsrs, ID. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. O.
washington, ID. c., May -, lSiI. Sealed
proposals will be received at this office, Room
800 District Building. until two o'clock p.
NJ June I, 1871, for furnishing and Installing
castings IN furnaces and stack heaters ~
public school buildings- Form OF proposal
and specification may be obtained upon ep4
plication to the Purchasing Officer, Room 10
District Building. Washington, y. q.
OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWN4
Low, CHARLES W. KUTZ, CommissionsrHt
d. c.
PROPOSALS FOR FIELD HOUSE-ofhes
Public Buildings and Grounds. Washington,
d c. Sealed proposals. will be received hers
Until D M. June 6. 1917, and then opened
for f1rnlshing materials and labor and con.
structing locker wings OF field house N
Potomac Fark. Further Information On a.
plication.