Bids for restoring the Casa Grande ruins:
First. Removing débris from interior of the ruins, 320 cubic yards,
more or less, $1 per yard; 140 cubic yards from exterior of the
ruins, at 60 cents per yard.
Second. Eight hundred cubic feet of brick masonry underpinning, more
or less, at $1.30 per cubic foot.
Third. One thousand cubic feet, more or less, of brick masonry to
fill in cavities, at $1.40 per cubic foot.
Fourth. Bracing walls, as per plans, $120.
Fifth. Five hundred lineal feet of 2 by 4 square timber at 8 cents
per foot, lumber measure.
(Signed) C. D. Henry.
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Phoenix, Arizona, _February 11, 1891_.
Cosmos Mindeleff, Esq.,
_Tempe, Arizona_.
Dear Sir: I hereby submit for your consideration, in reference to
the plans and specifications for the preservation of the Casa Grande
ruins of Arizona, bids upon the following propositions, to wit:
First. "Cleaning out the débris." For the removal of 470 cubic yards
of material, more or less, at $2.65 per cubic yard.
Second. "Underpinning walls." For 800 cubic feet of brick masonry,
more or less, laid and plastered as specified, at $4.25 per cubic
foot.
Third. "Filling in openings." For filling in cavities in walls and
restoring lintels of openings, as specified, 1,000 cubic feet, more
or less, at $2.25 per cubic foot.
Fourth. "Bracing walls." For bracing walls, $85.30.
Fifth. "Wire fencing." Twenty-five dollars and twenty-five cents per
100 feet of completed fence.
Sixth. "Roofing." As per specifications, $4,722.
Respectfully submitted.
(Signed) M. E. Clauton.