Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-19
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Phoenix. Arizona, October 16, 1919.
~ meeting Of the BOARD OF d.
KECTORS OF STATE INSTITU-
lions was held at its office in the
capitol Building. at two o'clock, p. M,
on the above date. Elk -Officio President
1Smpben, Member Ross a..d Secretary
baumert. being present.
blds for the printing of the 10th An
nual Report OF the Commission of Hor-
ucultural and Agricultural. for the
year ending June 30th. 1919. were re-
ceiVed and opened. File 1925. Bidders
were:
Per page
X. A. Watkins Printing Company$4.15
manufacturing Stationers ...... 4.22
Arizona Republican ............ 4.45
n. G. Taylor Printing Company. 5.32
The bid OF the r. A. Watkins Print
ing Company was accepted as being
the lowest and best.
A bid was received and opened from
j. r. Cream 10 furnish the Industrial
School with 1870 blankets at $3.50 per
pair. Deferred to await other bids by
mail.
Bids for groceries for the State In
dustrial School were received and
opened, as duly advertised Bidders
we're:
Norton Morgan Commercial Com
pany.
A. Steinfeld & Company,
James A. Dick Company.
Armour & Company and
Swift & Company.
The business was divided and given
TO the following firms:
Norton Morgan Commercial Com
pany.
A. Steinfeld & Company,
James A. Dick Company, and
Swift & Company.
recommendation. from the Super
intendent Of the Prison, that the Board
dispose Of the Jordan car at that in
stitution, was considered. Action de-
terred to await information as tc
whether ar not the disposal of this cal
would necessitate the purchase Of q
new car.
An offer from Chas Boren OF Ash
lrst Arizona, to furnish the Industrial
school with five good milk cows al
i5S.OO head, was considered Il
was decided to request the State
Veterinarian and State Dairy Commits
sloner' to inspect these cows befor,
making the purchase.
A request from j. II. Larson. Super.
intendent Of the Industrial School, Il
reserve exhibition space at the STATE
Fair, was discussed. II was decided
TO have space reserved and TO reques
The Superintendent of the Industrial
School to make the bes: possible ex
hibit at the state Fair.
Upon the recommendation of thu
Superintendent Of the Prison it wal
decided to purchase, at the state Fair
"a pig for the hog ranch
A requisition from the Superintend
ent of the Industrial School for ON
Ford Touring car was considered ant
10 was decided TO have the old Biucl
car repaired, rather than to make tn
purchase Of the new car at this time.
Upon the recommendation of tn
superintendent Of the State Asylum 70
the Insane. the maintenance charg
for pay patients was increased from
$500 to $4,000 per quarter, commenc
ing from the date hereof.
Upon recommendation of j. II. Lar
son. Superintendent of the State Indus
trail School, for the parole of Manue
Portillo and Louis Figueroa. it was de
cided TO prepare and have execute
bonds in the amount of $4,000 for eac
Of said children, TO cover expense
should II become necessary. afte
granting paroles. to return said inmate
TO the school.
The purchasing agent was instruct
cd TO place an order with the Hate
Music Company, Of Philadelphia, TO
5000 copies of music. designated a
"Arizona's State Anthem" in accord
ance with Chapter IS, Session Laws Q
Arizona, 1919. the price being $3.50
plus packing and freight charges.
II was decided to change from tn
Lily drinking cups, now being used b
= the various state institutions. to tn
flat drinking cups, on account of tn
latter being much cheaper.
Meeting adjourned.
THOMAS f. CAMPBELL,
Ex-Officio President.
HARRY S. ROSS,
Member.
Attest:
ANDREW BANNER, JR,