Arizona republican., 1919-11-18
Attest:
Attest:
ANDREW BAUMERT, JR.,
Secretary.
HARRY S. ROSS

1DOelllA, ArlZOHd, August Zo, 1913.
A regular meeting of the BOARD OF
DIRECTORS OF STATE INSTITU-
TIONS, was held at its office in the
Capitol Building, at two o'clock p. m,
on the above date; Acting Governor
Nit Simms, Member Ross and Secre-
tary Baumert, being present.
The following bids for the installa-
ton and completion of heating systems
for the two new buildings, File 3345,
at the Industrial School, Fl. Grant,
Arizona, were received, as duly advel
tised;
Machinery & Electric Co. o.
Arizona ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6,400.00
W. ]. Corbett Hardware Co.. 15.395.OO
Doyle Bros. ...........--..... 15,6110O
G. W. Gould ............... 16,047.00
| w. L. Greer ................ SSH OF
| L. w. Greer, being the lowest and
| best bidder. the contract was awarded
to him, on his signing contract and
filing bond. His check for $450.00 was
retained, to be returned upon receipt
of bond and signing Of contract. The
checks accompanying other bids, were
all returned to bidders
Bids for hats for the Industrial
School, File 1921, were received, as
duly advertised, and the business
awarded to Chas Korricl & Bro al
$1,000 per dozen for Boy Scout Hats
Bids for forty-five suits of clothes,
File 1928, for the Pioneers Home, were
received, as duly advertised, and the
business awarded to Chas. Korrick &
Bro, at a price of $3.50 per suit, to
be assorted in colors and materials in
Nos. 32014-2 and 330323-1 and 32022-1
Bids for groceries Tor th5 State Hos
| J,,1,,
advertised, and the Purchasing Agent
was instructed to have same tabulated
and placed with lowest bidder
Bids for flour for the State Hospital
File 1887, were received, as duly ad-
vertised, and the business awarded t.
the Phoenix Flour Mills.
Bids for groceries for the State
, Prison, File 1850, were received as
duly advertised. Purchasing Agen
was instructed to have same tabu.
, lated and placed with lowest bidder.
Bids for meat for the State Prison
: File 1867, were received, as duly ad
vertised. The business was awarded
5 to Tribolet Meat Company at 11A
cents per lb. for beef f. O. b. Flor
ence.
l A parole was unanimously granite,
to Harvey Goodman, an inmate of tn
D Industrial School, in accordance witt
? the recommendation of Superintendent
]. H. Larson, that he be placed in tn
custody of his mother, Mrs. R. E. Ma
lone of Tucson, Arizona.
In the matter of the Petition for tn
release of Santos Valencia, an inmat
of the Industrial School, it was de
cided to grant him a leave of absenc,
in care of his father, Francisco Valen
cha, of Tucson, upon receipt of bond i
the sum of $4,000 to cover expenses
should it become necessary to retur
s Santos Valencia to the school.
o The matter of allowing boys owe
: eighteen years of age, inmates of til
: Industrial School, to join the navy, wa
considered. 1t was decided that /
II case where any boy had a relative VIII
IS would agree to see that he entered til
! navy a parole for such boy would
: granted.
9 The action of Superintendent J. I
x Larson, in granting John Peterson, a
= inmate of the Industrial School
: leave of absence to go to Casa Crane
lie to work, was unanimously sanctione
/ by the Board.
The matter of paroling Leroy ar
10 Edward Hicks TO their mother, Mr.
Ig Lucinda Brown, was taken up, and
was decided, upon recommendation
Superintendent Larson for such D:
roles. and the receipt of a $4,000 Dor
for each of said boys to cover expense
should it become necessary to retul
them to the school, to parole them
the custody of their mother
# There being no further business
ne come before the Board, the meetil
TX was adjourned.
10 NIT SINMS,
Id -Officio President.
HARRY S. ROSS,
ds Member.
or Attest:
as ANDREW BAUMERT, JR.,