Arizona republican., 1919-07-09

Bids on lumber for the State Asylum, File 2916, were opened. and business awarded Halstead Lumber Co. on low est bid. Bids on paint for the State Fair Com mission, File 1914. were opened and business awarded to Palace Hardware Co. and Mathews Paint Co.
 Bids on lawn mower for Capitol Building and grounds, File 2917, were opened and business awarded to Tal- bot and Hubbard Go. on lowest bid.
 The bids on metal files for the Capi- tol Building, File 2S3S, were taken up for second consideration and business was awarded to Field Parker Co.
 The following inmates of the State Industrial School were granted paroles: Bernard Martinez. Gregorie Martinez, Ray Peoples, and William Spaw:
 There being no further business to come before the Commission the meet ing adjourned.
 ANDREW BAUMERT,
 Chairman. Attest:
 GEO. G. DOYLE. Secretary. Phoenix, Arizona, June 19, 1919 The Commission of State Institutions met in it's office in the Capitol Build ing at 2:30 P Nj. on the above date, Chairman Baumert. Commission Chris ty, and Secretary Doyle being present. Bids on Fuel Oil for different state institutions, File 1926, were opened and taken under consideration.
 Bids on Plumbing for the Fair Grounds building, File 2952, were opened and business was awarded to the Valley Plumbing and Sheet Metal Works, on their bid. Bids on drugs for the State Prison, File 2927, were opened and business awarded to Owl Drug Go. and Bruns- wick Drug Go. on lowest bids.
 Bids on water system for Fair Grounds File 29S2. were opened and taken under consideration. | Commissioner Christy reported hav- | ing visited the Fair grounds June 17th.
 There being no further business to come before the Commission, the meet ing adjourned.
 ANDREW BAUMERT, Chairman. Attest:
 GEO. G. DOYLE, Secretary. Phoenix, Arizona, June 23, 1919 The Commission of State Institutions met in it's office in the Capitol Building at P. M. on the above date, Chairman Baumert and Secretary Doyle being present.
 Bids on groceries for the State Prison, File 1895. 1996. were opened, and busi- ness awarded to Melczer Grocery Co, Wakelin Grocery Co. and Tribolet Packing Co.
 Bids on Crystal Victor Laundry Soap for the State Asylum, File 29S4, were | md hY1es lad fn Laundry Supply Go. on lowest bid. Bids on cheese and butter for the State Prison, File 2994, were opened and business awarded to Hassayampa Creamery Co.
 Bids on window shades for the Northern Arizona Normal School, File 2979, were opened and business award ed to Barrows Furniture Co.
 The following resolution was then passed:
 RESOLVED:-That the Secretary oi the Commission attest and address tc the Aubrey Investment Company g communication in words and figures as follows:
 This Commission. not having heard from you in reply to previous com munications respecting sundry mules and property rendered to you hereto fore, takes this means of informing yor , that on and after ten days from this date it will cause all of those mules tt be advertised and sold at public auction for your account.
 Feeling that the State should nc longer be put to the expense of feed. ing and caring for these animals, the, will take the above course to protec the State against continuation of ex penses incidental to such care and keep
 That pending sale under above notice the Commission is still ready to return the mules and other property to you in accordance with previous communi , cations in that regard. I fSigned) ANDREW BAUMERT. Chairman. (signed) GEORGE D. DOYLE, Secretary.
 There being no further business t, } come before the Commission, the meet ing adjourned.
 l ANDREW BAUMERT,
 Chairman. Attest:
 l GEO. G. DOYLE, 3 Secretary.
 Phoenix, Arizona, June 25, 191 r The Commission of State Institution l met in its office in the Capitol Building at P. M. on the above date. Chairmal Baumert,. Commissioned. .Christy an