Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1858-01-09

~ 'Ot Oc.lbc Iof conveying lIlt nNlIS OF INe
ID United States from the lst Of July, 1858,
to thu lst Of July, 1852. On the following rontes
in tho Territory Of New Maxico will be received
st the 'n;ract Office of this Department until Q,
II. M, Of the 18th day'of March upxi, to be de.
cided by the 22l Of the same month
NEW MEXICO.
1851 From Sant4. Fe, by alameda, Alhuraenf.
que, Algadones, Socurro, Fort Craig, Lss
Cruces, Bernaiiilo, Los Lunas, Fort giIl.
more, Frontero, Texas, to FL P,,so, Tee.
as, 300 niles md back, twice q month";
Leave Santa fe on $40 10Th and 2jth Of
each month
Arrive at III Paso in eight days;
Lsave M Paso On tho 7th and 23d Of eacn
mouth,
Arrive at Santa Fe in eight days.
Bids for weekly trips will bo considered,
also, far the separate parts to and he.
yoal Albuquerque.
1852 From Santa Fe, by Los LlcNros, to Fer.
nan 10 de Euns, ~ miles and bae6, once
aweek.
Leave Santa Fa Monday at 8 u nj;
Arrive at Fernando DE- Taos Wednesday
b. IL q III;
Leave Fernando de TOas Thursday at 8
IN:
ArrEg at Santa 'e Saturday bv 10 m.
Lob r"om !as CrIuei, hv Mc.iiln, to rusUon
and 9lrg, once week.
u..der9 10 stt u ta3 d',auca aud schedule
orhrf.vi's AMI Gepanufes by whlaa they
pfrjIr h. ran.
1851 fion iu'mn by hrizonia and Colorado
Coy, to SIo Diego, CAL, and back, twice
lnOn,h.
3aiurs to state distance and schedule
Proposals to extent, by commencing ut
III Plso, Texas, viii be considered.
1856 From Albuquerque, by zuni, to Visalla,
(WOOJ'ille) GAL, ,2O0 miles anL bacA,
OHre mOnth
BIiders 20 state schedule, which is to con.
meet ciossl with route l2S5l.
Prnpjsl's for more hequent trips will be
considered.
INSTRUCTIONS,
Containing conditions to be Incorporated in
the contracts TO the ertent the department
may deem proper.
|. Seven inmates are allowed to zach inter.
asserting hc mats.
2. itMrold anu steamboat companies are re-
ual ID " laGc ia mail from, aud deliver II in.
~, the post Oildes az the commencement and
end uf their routes, and to and from all Office,
not mure than eighty rods from station or
lrnGins Proposals may be submitted for the
performance of ali the serviue--that is, for
oMccs over eighty rods from station or Ian.
dug.
3, No pay will be made for trips not perfor-
msd ana for each OF such omissions, not sa.
tisiact"ry explained, three times the pay Of
thu trlp may be deducted. Fur arrivals So far
behnu tine as tv break cUnexlOn with depending
mails, and not sufficiently excused, Jue.fourlh
Of the compensation for the trip is subject to
forfeiture. Deduction will also be ordered for
u grade Of perform ,nce inferior to that speci
fed in the contract. For repeated delinquences
Of the krud herein specified, enlarged penalties,
proportiOhed to the nature thereof. ...and the im-
pvrtancs of tho mail, may be made.
4. For leaving behind or throwing of the
mails. or any portion Of them, for the adnis.
sion Of passengers, or for being concerned in
setting uC or running an express conveying n-
teligenoe in advance Of the mail, Il quarters
pay may bo deducted.
5. Fines will b. imposed, unless the deln.
Quency be promptly end satisfactorily explained
BY certificates Of postmaSters, or tho aIhdavlts
Of other credible persons, for failing to arrive
in contract time; for suffering it 70 wing either
to tho unsuita6lcness of the place or manner
Of carrying it) to be wet, injured, destroyed, 1,
robbed, Or lost, and for refusing, after demand
to convey the mail us frequently As the con.
tractor luus, or is cOhc ,rncd in running coach,
car, or steamboat on route.
G. The Postmaster General may annul the
contract for repeated failures to run agreeaby
to contract; for violating the post Office laws, ,oI
iisobsying the instructions of tho department
for refusing to discharge carrier when rcQuir.
cd by the department to Do 80; for assigning the
contract without the assent Of the Postmaster
General; for running an express as aforesaid, OF
! for transporting persons or packages conveying