Arizona republican., 1919-07-09

Corporation and the Stewart Iron Works Company, as submitted to the State Fair Commission, for two pairs of 22-foot iron gates, and six pairs six foot iron gates. The proposal of the Stewart Iron Works Co. was accepted, File 2SSS.
 Bids on Mattress Moss for the State Hospital for the Insane File 2705, were opened and business awarded to Bars rows Furniture Co. on lowest bid.
 Bids on dressers for the State Hos pital for the Insane, File 2S2S, were opened and business awarded to Dor ris-Heyman Company on lowest bid. Bids on flour for the. State Hospital for the Insane, File 2S25, were opened and business awarded to the Phoenix Flour Mills on lowest bid.
 Bids on paint for the State Hospital and business awarded to the Mathews Paint Co. on lowest bid.
 Bids on syrup for the State Hospital for the Insane, File 2S05, were opened and business awarded to Wakelin Grocery Co. on lowest bid
 Bids on musical instruments for the State Industrial School, File 26o4. were opened and business awarded to Carl Fischer on lowest bid.
 The Commission agreed to pay the Salt River Valley Monumental Works S250.00 for extra stone to be used clos ing two windows in front entrance of the main Capitol Building. using gran ite similar to that now in the Capitol Building.
 The Commission decided to place order for new equipment for a bakery for the Northern Arizona Normal School with Chas. Eulitz of Phoenix at a price of s1,963.S0.
 There being no further business to come before the Commission, the meet ing was adjourned.
 ANDREW BAUMERT,
 Chairman. Attest:
 GEO. G. DOYLE,
 Secretary.
 Phoenix, Arizona, June 5, 1919 The Commission of State Institutions met at it's office in the Capitol Build ing at P M. on the above date, Chair man Baumert, Commissioner Christy and Secretary Doyle being present.
 Bids on Plumbing Supplies for the Asylum, File 2S40, were opened and pany on lowest bid.
 Bids on cement sidewalks for the Capitol grounds, File 2S30, were opened and taken under consideration.
 Bids on lard compound and flour for the State Prison. File 2S67, were opened and business awarded to Swift and Company and the Phoenix Flour Mills. Bids on electric fans for State Prison, File 2S53 were opened and business awarded to Bertram Electric Co, their bid being the lowest omitted.
 Bids on groceries for the Northern Arizona Normal School. File 2S35, were opened and business awarded to Bab- bitt Bros. Go.
 Bids on dishes for the Northern Arf- zona Normal School, File 2S37, were opened and the business awarded to | Doris Heyman Furnitue Co. on lowest bid.
 Bids on kitchen utensils for Flagstaff | Normal School, File 2S36, were opened and business awarded to Doris Hey man Furniture Go. on lowest bid.
 There being no further business to come before the Commission, the meet ing adjourned
 ANDREW BAUMERT, Chairman. Attest:
 GEO. G. DOYLE. | OeCTttdTl- 1 Phoenix, Arizona, June 9, 1919
 The Commission of State Institutions met at it's office in the Capitol Build ing at 2:30 P. M, on the above date Chairman Baumert and Secretary Doyle were present.
 Bids on metal files for the Capito Building, File 2S3S. were opened as ad- vertised Seven different firms submit ted bids. Same were taken under con sideration.
 Bids on belting for the State Asylum File 2SS9. were opened and business placed with Pratt-Gilbert Go. on lowesi bid.
 Bids on Grain Feed for the Tempe Normal School, File 2S91, were opened and business awarded to the Tempe Milling Company on lowest bid.
 Bids on window shades for Northern si1zona Normal School, File 2S52, wer opened and business awarded to Dor. ris- Heyman Furniture Co. on lowesl bid
 Bids on cement sidewalks for ths Capitol Building grounds, File 2S3o were taken up for second consideration and contract awarded to Cement Work. CTS Concrete Co. of Phoenix.
 There being no further business tt come before the Commission, the meet ing adjourned. J ANDREW BAIIAlERT.