Arizona republican., 1919-11-18
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as duly advertised. at price of $4,000
$4,000 and $4,000 per span. Action
deferred to await advice from the Su-
perintendent of the Prison as to wheth-
er these mules were needed at the
present time.
Bids for ten dozen shirts for the HI
dustrial School, File 1913, were
opened. Bidders were Korrick Bros,
Vic Hanny and Norton Morgan Com
mercial Company Business awarded
to Korrick Bros, as being the lowest
and best bidders.
Bids for meat for the Prison, for
October, File 3540, were opened. Bid
ders were Phoenix Wholesale Meat.
Company and Tribolet Packing Com
pany Bid Of Tribolet Packing Com
pany, being the lowest aud best, was
accepted
Bids for farm wagon for the Ari-s
IONA State Prison, File S497, were re-
ceived. Bidders were o. S. Stapley
Company; Ryan Vehicle and Harness
Company and Pratt Gilbert Company.
Action deferred to await advice from
the Superintendent of the Prison as
to whether this wagon is needed at the
present time.
Bids were received for flour and
groceries for the State Prison, File
3540 as duly advertised. Bidders
were Brayton Commercial Co, Phoenix
Flour Mills, Tempe Milling Co, Flor
ence Seed Co., Melczer Grocery Co.,
Haas Baruch Co., Hall & Polloce,
Swift Co., Armour Co. B. Matley, Ari-
IONA Grocery Co, and j. A. Dick Com
pany. The following bids were ac
cepted in part: Tempe Milling Co.
Melczer Grovery Co.. Haas Baruch
CO. Swift e. Co and B. Matley
Bids were received for flour and
groceries for the State Industrial
School, File 349S, as duly advertised.
Bidders were Norton-Morgan Com
mercial Co., Haas Baruch Co., Hall
Pollock, Melczer Grocery Co., ]. A.
Dick Co., A. Steinfeld Co.. Armour
Co., Swift & Co. and Southwest Flour
Mills The following bids were ac-
copied in part: Norton Morgan Com
mercial Co, Melczer Grocery Co., ]. A
Dick Co., A. Steinfeld Co., and Armour
Company.
Bids were received for flour and
groceries fer the State Hospital for
the Insane, File 1881, as duly adver 5
: tised. Bidders were Melczer Grocery.
Co, Haas Baruch Co., Hall & Pollock
Arizona Grocery Co., J. A. Dick Co.,
:. Tempe Milling Co., and Phoenix Flouis
l Mills. The following bids were ac-
l. cepted in part: James A. Dick Cog.
Melczer Grocery Company; Haas
: Baruch Co., and Arizona Grocery
e Company. =
e The placing Of additional insurance
: on the Pioneers Home Buildings, hav-
ing been recommended by the Super
:, intendent of said institution, was cone
I sidered and it was decided that the
q amount of s46,0000O, now on said
buildings was sufficient
y 1t was decided that before the Suy
3 perintendent Of the Pioneers Home
could dismiss any member from the
Home, it would be necessary for him
to first prefer charges and make his
recommendations to the Board in writz
ing. The Board to take definite action
upon said recommendations
The matter of having dental work
3. done for inmates of the Pioneers Home
l. was brought to the attention of the
J. Board. The Superintendent was mott
1e fled that such necessary dental worS
lie would be allowed, providing same could
Mt be paid from the maintenance appro-
nv priation.
In regards to the, purchase of sup
d, plies for the Officers Barber Shop. az
MS the prison, it was decided that the
N, barber in charge, should purchase al
id necessary supplies from the receipt.
on of the barber shop.
IN. In the matter of providing a spe.
or cial pair Of glasses for Ignacia Lizano
an inmate of the prison, it was decideC
s. that the Board would not allow thi
as purchase, but would permit this MAJ
to have his eyes examined and pro
or vide him with a pair of glasses SINH
lar to those used by the other prison
To ers.
tie Meeting adjourned.
ed THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
Ex-Officio President.
Attest:
lite ANDREW BAUMERT, JR.,