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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

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49, -
Sec - That every proposal for Carrying
the mzu shall be accompanied by the bond
Of the bidder, with sureIies approved by a
postmaster. and in cases where the amrunt
ofthe bond exceeds nve Thousand dollars. by
a postmaster OF the Enss- s-eond- or third
class. In Z sum to be by the PuSf-
route; 70 which bend = condition shall be
annexed. that 1.-THE said bidder shall. within
such time after his bid Is accepte as the
Postnaste General shall prescribe, enLef
into a contract win the United states o
Ansricz. with good and sufficient sunetie& 10
be approved by the Postmaster General, to
perform the service proposed in said bid. and
vice absorbing 20 his contract then the said
obligation TO be void otherwise to be in full
force and obligation in law and in case Of
failure Of any bidder TO eHter into such con
Tract to perform the service, or having exc
cuted q conrse n case Of failure TO perform
the service according 10 his contract he and
his suretieS stall Be liable for the amount Of
end in an aefiOnlof debt on The said bond
No proposal shall Be considered unless 1t
shall be accompanied by such bond. aud
there s1aI have been AFFIXED TO said propoSal
the oath q the bidder. taken before an on
Ger qualified to administer oafhS- that he has
the ability. pecuniarIIy, to fulfill his obIssa<
Efens- and that the bid = made in good faith.
aad wiki The intention 1oeufer into contract
and perform The service IN cSe his bid Is
see a9s That beforei the bond Of a bidder
provided for IN fEa a11-esaid section Is ap-
puoveI- tiser shah b endSrsed thereon the
oafhs o9 she EurEties therein. taken before an
officer qualified 10 administer oaths. tbzf
taey are OEDG-z Of real estate worth, N the
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sections Of the Act Of Congress TO revise.
proved June : lsL
The Pusfmnster Gssnerl reQuests that bfd-
ber- EulrauUr. s~urrflE. ami ali Porous
-couner1ed. q inteuiiuE 10 lie cu~ucerned. In
mail cDuLFaotS THl csreiuuy real end euu
9llF- examine the nhsfrIrf Of laws here pre-
sursai. and Also tha forms and instructions
At the end or It's advertisement In orier
that bids may De- made ana liabilities aSsuu-
ell uudensfaudlI-E and. that all isappre
tensions or cause % complaint hereafter
may Be AVOIDED
Postmaster are requinel % make HEM
selves familiar with tne@ laws and tnStruc-
tiouE thaF they may be able TO inform and
direct ot5isf- q -rsra
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Eazzg aafrsaon grRy o, q m-l.aaor.

Sec-5L That any person or persons bid
ding fer the transportation ofthe malls upon
any route which may be advertised to b. let.
and receiving an award OF the contract for
sueh service. who snail ~wrongfuIIy refuse or
tal4 10 enter Into contract with Lhe Pns.mas-
ter General in due form. and perform The
service described in his or their bid or pro
poSal- shall be deemed guilty Of a mLsda-
meanor- and on conviction thereof be. pun
LsheZ b a me not exceeding five thousand
or-larS, and by imprisonment Tor a term not
exceeding twelve months-
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Coatr-cfs 10 ~ eNecaied AM sled in the De
pArtmcut 81 The ART dsy q Juae
rnd.r the pr1risious Of as o. she act approv-
Cd Jane n tsTE. the Pusfm ssfer General has
pT=scrbed The Isf day Of Jane. ts7a. Ga o. b.
fore wbicl day the cInfncfs q scrruf-d bid
ders nu-t D. rEeIiFct at The ncyAgtafHt ia
WashlLEtou, executed 10 due furn-
Accepted bidder not oompiytuE With ftIs reg
ulafIua stall be cuuziti-rrd - hzvin. hiiiGd TO
c8uplE uitE Ihelr proposals.. and TIRE Po-fmlE-
ter General nay pruc1ed 30 Contract fg The EEr-
vice with oiher parties, aee7rdinE % law.
Contracts received At the Dzp.umeut ancr
Jane Let VIII net be Considered b ths Fuag-
uEsscr Ge-eraL
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csris1l c5seh or Dn4R 70 aaaanpzzz al bs
G7safisg s5o

cstfei chaeh or D7ga< 70 Il Ill
Gaafisg sSoa-
Sec % That hereafter all BIIicrs upoa
ever tpal Euuu for he teausuuFrarIIu Of
the mails upon The same, where the annual
compensation for the service on such route
Al the time exceeds the sum Of I'VE rhou-aud
dollars. shall accompany their bid wits =
ceFIt1ei check- or draft. payable TO the order
OF the postmaster General. upon some sol
vent national bank, which check or dran
shall nos bcle~s than Eve u=rcentum On tire
amount Of the annual pay on s1Id runte a.
the time such bid Is made. and in case Of
new - modified service. not les than H~e
Per oe2tnm 81 tie auount oft bond Of tho
bidder required to aecompany his bad. IL the
amoonf 81 his bond exceeds Eve thduSand
doI1u In case any bidder. on being award
ed any Such contract. shall taft To exescuts the
same with good and sufficient sureti=- &C
cnruing 10 The terms on which such bid Wa
fOrmanCe OF the service 10 the aTlsfarriGu Of
the FuStmas er General, such bidder shall.
In addition 10 his liability on his bond ac-
~co-uuanvfuE hfS BID forfeit The amuunF~D
deposited 10 the UnIied states. and the same
shall OTthwith be paid into the Treasury for
the ~ Of the Post once Department -lbal
II such contra-T shall be duly executed and
the service entered upon As Aforesaid. such
or drafts deposited by all other bidders on
the same route. shall be returned 10 the re-
spective bidders making such depn~fLs. No
proposals fUz The transportation Of the mails
the same shall exceed i've thou<
and dollars shall be considered. uuleSx &C.
with The cheek or dEEfi herein
reTuired tngether wifhthe bond required by
Ing In this act shall be cO~nstrueu or intended
TO anect any penalfids or forfeitures which
have heretofore accrued under the Provisions
Of the sections hereby amended
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ErEInI taM1EH GrI HU~Hf~ETnTL EEufnrlH ErN
Gez1aaaA. cd tzPonav ae1t1azs $500
80 81. That amer any regular bsAter
ter into contract for tie Transportation Of
the mails ~AeeordInE 10 his pIop6szL or, hav-
Ing entered into coutracf. shall fail 70 cafu-
mence the prfsrtnann- OF the zrVfea sfTru-
zted IN his OF their contract as therein pro-
to contneE with the next to-. 6tater Tor
The Anle kervtre- Nho viii enter tato 4 con.
Tract for t1s f5aA-ass thereof unless the
too ntEh. In Mhich case ne shal re-a1verfE<
Sucil services And II any bldder xho4 bid
= eonIaet 20 Perform the service se-oniing
10 his proposal. and in OF his con-
the~rfee 20 the altzfsctlon % tBe Fssi-
master General. shall subsequently, fII or
his oontrarI the Gsnera shall
Psocefu 70 c1ntracf win TIE nextlOWesf BID
Ger ier scrV seryiee undsr the advertise
erGl shall conssSSr such bid too high who
VIII enter into cohtr1rt and give bond. with
suretieS. to be approved BY the Postmaster
General Tor the faithful performance thrueol
In Tie SINE psnzlg RndWith che satne tsrm.
and eSndt6ns ule7fo annexei a. otTe
stated and contained In the b6nd which
accompanied his bid but In case each and
every Of the next lowest bidders for sueh
ered too EiGh BY The PostHlzkter General snail
refuse 70 enter into contract aud give boil
A. herein required for the faithful perform
ance Of his eontacL. the PostmasTer G-nerI
shall Immediately advertise for proposals to
F &GAAcG On said ruulE- Mlel-
ever an accepteu bidder shall EiI 70 enter
Into oontnarL or q contractnr on any mail
shall tIlo OF nefuSe TO perform The ser
vice On aid route aecouiing 10 his conGract.
or when a new route shall be established or
new service required. or when from any
other cause there shall not be n contractor
legally bound or required 70 perfsrm such
Srvlue, the Postmaster General may make
a Temporary contract for enrrying the mail
on such route. without advertisement. Tor
such period a. may be aeceSsAry. not in any
case exceeding six months. until the service
shall have commenced under a contract
maize accordirE 20 law PrordH. Ao1raer
That the tina General hall not en-
ploE fenpogary service on any route at a
higher puce than that paid TO Tie contractor
VINO shall have performed the service durfn=
the Last preceeaing regular contract term
And N Al cfSesU regular CONTRACTS herein
amer made, the contraetInar. in the dfscue-
ton OF the General, be continued
IN force beyond IL eNpfe- terms fora period
not exceeding SIX months. unit new esBu-
trart Win the same. or other contraction.
shall bc made - the P~osuuaster GcneaaL
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PORN OF PROPOSAL BOND. X cEKrIFI-


The nnser-frned ..--....-. ---. whose post
once address i ------------. counfy Of ------
stste Of ----------. prupsrc- 70 cary the malls
Of IT, United StAtef, from Jzly !, Issa 20 Jzne
II - 4, o. route No. ---.--. between ..--------
ana ---.----r---- State Of ----------.-. nader TIE
advertisement u the Postmaster Geue-zt, dzfcd
DuccmhrF EsL with csIsuty. c~rtElnfy. and
scCurry, fer The annual sum nf --.. d1liars.
sad II ibis prupoEai - accepted he vii enter
iztO cOurrhCT. viii -urcfgrs 70 Be approved ~
the Furtmz-teE Grueral. within The lime pre-
scribe n sald advcrrirrment-
This proposal j. u ade > iIh fall EnowIe5-e o.
Ihc dlstaser Of the r0ufc. the Weieht o. the
nail 10 Be carried, and all other pzTfiguiErs "a
reference to the rsG4e and service and, Alro.
afer careful examination Of the Laws and ia
strucri-ns Etrachet 70 advertisement Of Rail
service
Dated .-...--s.... ..-.-.--...-..., Bidder.
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GRAZING -PRoFIrs OF CATTLE
RAISING.

as a grazing region, il IS generally
admitted by Western stockmen or
experience that Wyoming has no
equal. Its superiority consists mainly
In this, hat the grass Is more abund-
ant and of better quality, the win
ters are milder and the snow falls
less in our sheltered valleys than on
the elevated and exposed plateaux
further south. Good water is abund-
ant in Wyoming and the climate j
such that herds OF all kinds OF stock
keep pzrfee1y healthy, and the in
erase y remarkably rapid and Ger
tain. Many have expressed the
opinion that the stock-growing in
dustry OF Wyoming Is Of more i'm
Portance 10 her Inhabitants than al.
her gold and silver mines, rich aS
they are 1t is certain that the pecu-
euliar kind OF grass found here on our
plains and hiil-sides is more uu-
tritious than Ohio timothy or the
best blue grass of Kentucky. This
bunch or granma grtss starts up
ezrly in the spring, reaches maturity
In June and then cures where IL
stands, retaining all its nuTritive
qualities and constituting the finest
autumn or winter feed for stock that
nature has anywhere TFoVided. 1t
not only grows in the valleys, but
covers The foothills and the bench
lands, and frequently reaches the
mountain tops, thus furnishing un-
limited gmzing throughout the year
on LANDS not available for other pur-
poses.
We know of no business, open TO
all corners, which iffers such solid in
dueementS as stOck-raising in Wyo-
ming. With good management the
risks are few and tire returns are
large Men long engaged in the bus
lHess assure US that the profits exceed
iour per cent. a month, thus doub-
ling the capital in two years. To
reap all the advantages of the bust
ness and make it fully worth an en-
terprising mans attention, il IS
desirable to start with a herd cnSting
nom five to ten thousand dollars.
Many, however, begin with less and
gucceed WELL The bushes of wool
owing, although now in its infancy
n | Territory, is destined to be-
ONE a leading Interest.
THE INDIAN QUESTION.
The Indians in Wyoming are
Known as Treaty Indians" living
or "a reservation away from white
statements The northeastern part
o. Wyoming is yet neutral ground.
me foux Indians being permitted
oy treaty stipuiations TO hunt over
me same 1t is expected that Con-
Etess next winter will abr0gate the
T1lsting treaty and coufine these
indians TO their present reservation
Seyond the boundary lines of Wyom-
.. Territory. The pre1e'It policy
VI the government toward the Sioux
Hiikeiy 10 result in permanent peace
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By act Of ConErexS approved April A. ISN
10 member CT EuuEres can he u contractor.
or be Concerned, directly or lndtnertiy, IN
ans contract Utth the Government. and by
TIE same act u Ia made a higm mlNtrIugluur
for any On1c.r Of the United SsaIGs - enter.
In Is SehalL tato q contract VITA a member
OF CuuEucs<
bot II a member withdraw from = contract
10 may b concluded with the other Partners
oqaaf1a 81 An0rasB Gsssni. 4 81 A contract
EiEh one wEn . elected a mEmher % Son-
Eress during - Gntinuanre l. not Affected
b. smell clectiou-fsd- 8 81
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Sc - That no contract for carryfnE the
mail shall be made with any person who has
enterrd- OF pruTr-ed 10 enter. into any COM
biuarion 20 prevail making 81 any hEd
fur zrrytuE the mail. or WHO has maize any
agreement. OF GIVEN or perfurmed. or PROM
sd 20 EFe or perform any coust1ensHoa
whatever 20 lnduse any other person not 10
bid tor any such coBtrarf. aud n any Erzon
- offending Is a contractor for orryfns the
mall his ooutnef may be annulled and for
the unI onenke the perssu % stall
De dls4ualLned 70 contract for Carrying the
mail for I'VE years. ana for the second
Oueu@ shall be forever disqualified
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he Postmaster GcEeral has no poser. undcr
tEs law 70 reiuas- hiddcrs aan couuraciurs and
thrir Eur.iiss from thcir ifa5iiifi-s On The all
zsthun 81 real % supPo-ed mistake Of ~
Elnd In makiuE Propa-.ls- He parlc1larT Nr-
quEsts hat kfarr bfdd-nf. the fullest lnguin
auc iurerft-afion b made n regard TO the rsute.
cistaucc- service. re Ehf q nails. cost Of sleek.
feef- and al eEpeuses existing Eud likely 10
. ca GlEuz IN cuufrart icrn4 and wifh dre
cu--idrrAfuu u fhu con=cquunccs inppsrd b.
Ia Oh delinqGeuts-
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aFEFuEe1 - Ehe Pws B-sgsT 6EzErz-. 30 ETEoEl
IErsEE PEuqsBzZ in hEs Es5z EE and Tgr-Gsr
sHaAA perform E1Ed ETstus EHcur1EuE . ~ c8a-
EsrEz taEu AS garELga s1aI - rod gth@T-
~
II witness ghe-suf re laws hereuzto ~ ear
hancs ard Ezls taEs .-- day q -C 3
IL
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Wheresz. II Sn set OF Congress approved June
.. 1875. cnritieI A Acr making approximation
for th- service OF fh@ Pos q Department Tor
tse E=czi year ending june thirTieih- eighteen
hundred and ~-eveuy-ETe- and for uThsr pzr-
poses IL - pruTs6=d -thz every prop1-al for
carr ing the mail SHALL be accompanied ~ the
bond Of the biddE. With surStles apururrd hF
> Posfnzsfess in uCrsusnce Uker-uL ana in
Compliance with the provisions Of sid Law.
the said set pruyided and prescribed. 70 Aco0n-
panE Le Glorrgoingz and E1DsHet 7TCDO-AiO Of lie
sac ----------
So- the cozaifion or The said Obligation l.
sz.h- that n the sid -... bidder -
aforesaid. sa1A. vi hin sath tine after HE h5G
i acn=pt1d - the Postmaster Geueral has pre-
scrihed IN szid sdrertisemeat q ru1ie No.
70 viz On OF before IKE Isf dzF o. lane s-3.
enter int = contrEcI Uith f-e United State 81
Amelia VIII serd sod suEzcli szreu : - b
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gJ4g as.i7sasss - - s-sEE

So - Ts~f ali confEarfs f~arcarryInE the
mau snaA - - tr flame % une Eullad
~tar% = rEau - Awarded n the lowest
6ttder rendering suincteuE guarantees for
aifnful Performance without other refer
e71 10 Tie raode of-rranSporation than may
Be nece~sary TO provide Tor the due ucleElry-
c~erJstury. and security thereof hui the Post
master GenenI shall not - boand Ia con-
slder the bad Sfauy FeEEpn VITO has WiIlfuity
or ne-itsenuy failed 70 perErm a former
contract
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ooHnEncIaL JoE PERMITTING
wysa,n= rs c~il-.l.-. ns.-res


The discovery % rich gold mines
In the Black Hills Of Northwestern
wyoming ~has directed general al
tentIon 10 our Territory, and lcftefs
81 inquiry in relafiun to the climate,
resources, etc Of our young common
wealth reach this Office daily As
ue have not the tine 10 Fen a Rpiy
30 each correspondent, we will at
tempt to answer their queries csllec-
lively by giving a general resume Of
What may be consistently and truth
fully claimed for cor Territory
CLIMATE HHaIrEFrLxE
Wyoming Is a Territory OF i'm
menss extent and hence must have a
variety OF climate 1t Is aiSo a
mountainous region and what + true
Of the climate of The valley and
Plains would not be true Of the
higher elevations; hut. speaking gen-
orally. and with special reference 10
the portions already settled and the
portion inviting settlement, we say,
without hesirnfion, there j. not a
finer climate in the workd- 1t i per
fectly Healthy. the air Is dry, pure
and bracing; there i no malaria aud
hence no ague occurs here Wyom-
ing IS free frnm the extremes OF heat
and ecld, the yearly average temper
allure being the same as that Of Ohio
and Indiana. Our winters are
usually warmer and far piezaSanter
than th0% OF Illinois or P~ennsyiva-
niA- Snow rarely falls to any con-
siderable depth in the valleys, and
usually takes il off in a DAY or two,
90 that cattle have abundant grazing
the year round.
The special resources Of Wyoming
are stock-raising, mining and. in
some portions, agriculture Farm
lands are abundant in all the valleys
add when irrigated are not surpassed
for fertility snd produciiTents< As
70 mining, Wyoming has rich depos-
its Of gold, silver. copper. inn. lead,
and coal. Our mines re-. OF cOunse,
less developed than those Of the older
Territories, owing to the presence Of
hostile Indians in the richest mining
districts Of this Territory. When we
are relieved from the presence of our
red brethren, that Is when the gnv-
eminent takes measures to keep them
on their permanent reservation in
Dakota, the development of our min
leg Interests, especially In the Black
Hills and Big Horn mountains, will
be on sscaie that will surprise the
most ~saHguine-
Immense tracts of our Territory
ESTIMATED to cuver $1,000 square
miles are underIaid with the finest
coal TO be found west Of the Rocky,
Mountains, 50 that a perpetual supply
Of cheap fuel Is 2 certainty with Us
Timber Of good quality IS found in
noary Jlfarts of Wynming, consist
ing mainly Of pine, cedar, hemlock,
and cottonwood
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VaaA

Sec 81 That compensation for additional
se-Tioein carrying The mail shall moi Be- In
excess Of. the exact proportion which the
original comseirsItion bears 70 the original
aerFlce. ana when any such a6dlronal Er-
Vice IL 0rde.ed- the sun 70 be alluwed there
Sor shall be expressed in the orter. end en-
tersd upoa The books 0 the Department.
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S- ~ That The Pu<tnlaSfer General shall
furnish 20 the postmasters ~ the terrnIua-
uon % Carh usats a S-b-lule % Ehe tiIlB o.
onne<s respectively. 10 Be- post-l In a on
spicuuus pisce IN The omoe. and the Pos
master 1eueral saau also give The pnstu4as-
ter nouce % any ca tmEe In The arrival and
departure hat may bE ordered. and be- shall
cause 10 y Kept and returned - thc Depars-
nerr- A. short and regular Intervals reEl--
tsu showing ia cad TINES Of The arrivals
and departures o. the mail
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
POsT OFFTCE -pEPaRTNENT.


a. WzSHISsr1S. hcAL 1SLN
pRoP0SALS vii be received At the Con-
l. Tract once a Ills peP9EErne1E ~untl 2
O'Clock p N q Mareh ht 10 h d=cldsd
~ the sthl FOR arrdtE ths m4k % Ihe
United stated on Jaiy st 81 e June p.
lS@ on the foIoWinE roufeS an Nyoa-lnE
and ~ the sehelule Of departures and arr
vals herein sPscined, yiz=
EII0 From Laramie CRY 70 Last Chznoe, -
ElH and baeE, once = week
LHEe CIfy Ehurs-aF ats A. M
AEuF = Last 4z=S acxt Gay = , II
IN
Lave Last Chance Friday Al ,. M
arrive 81 LARAMIE city next day ats
y m
-BssdEeqzIn-5 VIII b@S
uu Fron Non ~ BoE % PorfFsaeunah.
- nil an1 heE- once n week
Ls1re Medicine Boz hnncaT Al \ N :
Arrive At Port Fetterman UeaEeaay
by Z p m
arrive Al Medicine Bow Saturday by I
pm
B5RdTcquiuSd with bad $50
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Pasrzs5E, eLerIs. Dr. eazAa . aoairu1o1-
Ser-I That no postmaster. a@istant post
master. or clerk ctnHtvy=l la any post uflee,
snail ~ = or G-unczEuGl II > con
tuz=t FOR Carrying the mail
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-04

Ry section rs OF the at Of JuneE f7A
eveT p-rsou employed ia the Tnztal service
is rnh5eEf 70 AL Ile pains peuaftiz and for
felrures for vi. lafiun q fee laws relating TO
sucl=suiee- whether De haS takea The above
oath or Affirmation or not
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Contracts cannot be zESDsd or tAasferred-
Sec II That no c1ufrartor Tor Transport
Ing the mail within or between The TniEsI
State and any Foreign county shllG usslEn
or LransfeT his ountracL and Al such assign
meats or ErlnsfEnz shall be null and void
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aEIasrEias LSEH-
Sec - That no bidder for car-yinE the
malls shall be released from his Obligation
under his bid or proposal. Notwithstanding
an aWari made 10 a lower bidder. until 4
contrast for The designated service shall have
Teen duly e1e-uted by such lower bidder and
his s~ureties, and accepted. and the service
entered upon BY the contractor to the salts
Ecttoa Of b Postmaster General.