The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11
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FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
IN MINNESOTA FOR 1856.
Mihhesota SUPERINTENDENT


Saint Paul, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this Of.
- nee until 10 NJ. Of the LIST May, 1885, for furnis!-
wit:
TREATIES OF 1851.
fof the WapetOan ami session Sioux
superfine flour to the amount of 81 600
Mess pork to the amount of 500
hogs lard in kegs to the amount of 500
hte shel!ei corn in sacks to The amount of GOO
Euhpowaer, r. r. e., TO The amount OF 800
Lead III nars 10 the amount OF lco
Tobacco 10 the amount of ioO
For the Medewak BntOan Wapekuter Sorx
Superine flour to The amount of 81 500
Mess pork 70 the amount Of 6,0
Hogs lard i'll Kegs to the amount Of soo
Whie sheled Germ in racks TO The amount of I OO0
SuhPo~sei, =. r. u, 10 the amount OF 300
Lead in bars to the amount Of Is0
Tobacco TO the amount of 100
TREATY OF 1887.
For furnishing the tribe of Dacota Sioux Indians
superhhe Hour to the amount Of 81 500
Mess pork 10 the amount Of OC0
Hogs lard in kegs TO the amount of | OO0
White snelicd corn in sacks to The amount OF Cu0
For the Winnebagoes-
superine -four to the amount Of s. eco
Mess pork TO the amount of 0t0
Hogs lard in kegs to the amount of OCO
For the Chippewas Of the Misi ppi--
Superfne flour TO the amount Of 500
!nHns poik 10 tne amount oil so
White sheled corn in sacks TO the amount of 300
Tobacco, small pkgs in bNs, the amount of 200
Inc supplies Tor the above Sioux tribes Indians to
be delivered in Saint Paul. or before the 25,h May
next, TO the Agent OF said tribes, au
th0rixed by SAID Agent TO receive them.
The supplies for the Winnebago and Chippewa tribes
Of Indians in the the above OH or be-
fore the 25th of May next.
Separate bids will be received for each article spec
ned above, for each separate tribe for the whole
Samples OF the tobacco will be required.
Inc provisions will be subject inspection at the
pace OF delivery by dsinteresed persons by
the Agent Of the tribe whom supplies are ufnish
ed, and the contractor or contractors.
Good security will be required for the perform Of
the contracts TO be entered intO bidders will name
III their proposals the persons they will offer as sure
Tres, and the surees OF each bidder shall ST. trans-
init with each bid guarantee in this form:
1.-The Undersigned undertake. that ii tile bid Of
- Tor Indian supplies be accepted by the Superin-
tendent OF Indian Affairs, bidder shall on or before
Inc leth OF April next enter into the bond required 10
perform said contract ut the rate OF hi, their bids
with gOt u and sufficient surcties."
should the bids be deemed UNREASONABLE high the Su.
perlntendent reserves the right them aside.
bids must be endorsed, "PropOsals for Indian sun
plies in Minnesota and addressed to the Superinend
ent OF Indian Affairs at Faint Paul, Minnesota lin
the opinion of the Superintendent any thing should oc
cur TO induce the belief that there been thing
Unfair IN the competition, he reserves the right set
the whole of the bids aside, and report the tho
Indian Department at Washington.
w. A. GORMAN
Governor superintendent Indian Affairs
Saint Paul, March s, 1855. MaredawtmI
(Galena JeffrrsOha st Paul Times, ST Peters ou-
rer, and Dubuque Herald, copy daily and weekly Till
May LIST, and send bills to SUPERINTENDENT