MiNDELEFFj AFFIDAVIT OF CONTRACTORS 335 



Territory of Arizona, Comity of Pinal, .ss: 



Augustine Gray Williams and Andrew James Dorau, subscribers to 

 and sureties in the contract hereto annexed, being duly sworn, depose 

 and saj^, each for himself, that he is worth the sum of two thousand 

 dollars over and above all debts and liabilities which he owes or has 

 incurred, and exclusive of property exemi)t by law from levy and sale 

 under execution. 



(Signed) AuCtUStine Gray Williams, [seal] 



Andrew James Dor an. Jseal] 



Sworn to and subscribed before me this ninth day of May, A. D. 1S91. 

 [SEAL.] (Signed) Frank C. Kebisey, 



Clerk District Court, Second Judicial District, 



Territory of Arizona. 

 Territory of Arizona, iS Ct: 



I, Joseph II. Kebbey, associate justice of the supreme court of the 



Territory of Arizona, certify that I am personally acquainted with 



Augustine Gray Williams and Andrew James Doraii, sureties, and 



that in my opinion they are good and suHicient to the amounts in which 



they have bound themselves in the foregoing contract. 



Florence, Arizona Territory, 9th May, 1891. 



(Signed) Joseph H. Kebbey, 



Associate Justice Supreme Court, Arizona Territory. 



II. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE PRESERVATION OF 

 THE CASA GRANDE RUIN, ARIZONA, 1891 



{Attached to and fonniiif/ part of contract) 

 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 



All the work upon this ruin is to be carried out in such a manner as 

 to interfere as little as ])ossible with the present condition and appear- 

 ance of the building, and the contractors will be held responsible for 

 any injury to it. 



The work is to be carried on under a supervisor, acting for the United 

 States, who shall have power to reject any materials it is proposed to 

 use in the work which are not in his judgment eijual to those specified, 

 and he shall have i)ower to have torn down any work done which he 

 has rciison to suspect is not such as required by the specifications, 

 but if such work shall prove upon inspection to have been well done 

 the contractor may make a charge of the amount which would have 

 been allowed for that part of the work had it passed inspection. 



When the work is completed it must pass the final inspection of the 

 supervisor, or such person as the Secretary of the Interior may desig- 

 nate for the purpose. 



1. CLEARING OUT THE DfiBEIS 



The debris now filling up the interior is to be removed down to the 

 floor level, or the original ground level. The d6bris covering an area 



