The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-05
OFFICE OF THE DEPOT QUARTER

~ MASTER,
FORT LEAyEEWoErH, KANSAS, November 10 1894
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this on until p
transportation OF Military Supplies during the year 1865
RouTE No. From Forts Ieavenworth Laramie and
Riley and other depcts that may be established during
north Of Fort Leayenworh, and south Of latitude y de-
In 6e @ gits % sna' e or maybe
and Utah south OF latitude ~ degrees north and OF
onsude ~ degrees west and in the Territory OF Colo
Bidders to state the rate per 100 pounds per 100 miles
al which they viii transport said stores IN each the
months from April to September, inclusive, Of the year
RorrB No. 2.-From Forts Leavcnworth and Riley In
e state OF kantas, and the town Of Kansas, In the
established in the State Of Kansas or in the TerTo Of
colorado south of latitude 40 degrees north, drawing
supplies nom Fsrt Lea'tnworth and To Fort Union ".
NJ or other depot that may be designated in that Ter
rtoto Fort Garland ano to any other point points
per 100 miles at which they viii transport said stores in
each Of the menths nom April 20 September, inclusive OF
R6urE No 3-From Fort Union or such other depot as
NAV be tstab ished In the Territory Of New Mexico 10 any
posts or stations that may bo established in that
Territory and 20 Yloh posts stations may be desig-
oiloDgude lO5 degrees dders 10 state the rate
per llo pounds per 100 miles at which they win transport
SAID ores IN each Of the months from June November
inclusive, ofthe year 1875.
The weight TO be transported each year will exceed
Route Ron hG2i and 100000 pounds on Route No
u3n OF bacon hard bread pine lumber, shngies or any
Bidders should give their names in fun as well as their
place Of residence, and each proposal should be
panied by bond In the often thousand dollars signed
by two or more responsible persons guaranteeing that
case contract is awarded for the rOute mentioned
proposal TO the parties proposing the
eepcd and entered and good and security fur
nlsEed by said partes in accordance with the this
advertisement
The amount Of bonds required win be as foIows:-
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Satisfactory evidence the oval aud sOysncY
ofeach bidder ana person offered security VIII be
quiGed
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army Trans
pora'ion Ion. Route No. p or ae the case may be-
and none VIII be entertained unless they fully comply with
all the requirements of THIS advertisement.
Parties to whom awards are made ulus be prepared to
execute contracts at and 10 give the bonds
for the faithful performance Of the same
Contracts Will be made subject 10 the approval Of the
Quartemaster General but the right reserved reject
any or all bids that may be offered,
Contractors must be in readiness for service BY the first
day ApTil 1865, and they will b0 required 10 have
place OF agencies at or In the vicinity Of Forts LaAyen-
worth Union other depOts be stabshed
az which they may be communicated with promptly and
readily.
by order Of the QuartoynasteI- General
III. A.. HODGES,
h-Is-SOt Capt and A, Y, NJ, U, ga,