Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1903-08-14

j PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Office of u. S. Surveyor General Reno,
Nevada, July 81. 19)3 Sealed proposals
Will be received at this Office until u o'cloek
noon ON August IS, 1898, for the survey
and subdivision i'll the same manner as
the public lands are surveyed of the Walk
Ell River Indian Reservation in the state
of Nsyada, 1t rates of mileage not exceed
ing 50, 81 aud per linear mile for stand
ard and meandel township and boundary
and section and connecting lines respects
lively, except for the survey and resurvey
of land heavily timbered, mountainous or
covered with dense underground, for
which rates not exceeding STA per linear
mile for stan arl and meander, $ll for
township ana boundary and $ n section
lines may b. allowed; aud where the work
cannot be contracted for at these rates,
compensation may he allowed by the Com
missioner ~ the General Land Ollice, with
the approva. of The Secretary of the Inte-
rior at rates not exceeding SIS per linear
mile for standard and meander. SIS fen
township and boundary ana SIP for section
lines, respectively; and at the discretion
of the Seeretury of the Interior there may
be Il lowed for the survey and reSurvey OF
lands heavily timbered, mountainous or
covered With dense underground rates
not excee ling S2o per linear mile Tor stand
ard and meander, s23 for township aud $40
posed surveys to b. run, measured and
marked IN accord tnce With OIL 'ial exist
ing regulations and such special luStruc-
lions as may be issued by the surveyor
General Will embrace II lines necessary
to fully complete the survey AMI subdivi-
sion of all the portions Of the blowing
townships within the lines of the Walker
River lniiln Re .ervati M viz ID. 3, 8
and 10 A., II ) % ana 8 Il; Fps. IL and II
N, Rs. 20. - aud 81 e., ZIP. Ii n, Rs. 81, ZS
and - H., p. IL n, Rs. 10, ~. Q, aid - g.,
Tp. 10 N. RS. %, n and IS ana Up. is
~, X. 26 y. Estimated mi cage: Sttnd-
ard lines miles. 90 chains; moanders OF
WalkerLake, % miles, % chains; reburrcy
of reservation i e5 l25 miles 90 chains;
rownsnil lines, AZ miles, % chains; sub
division lines, 573 miles 80 chains and
connection Ines 26 miles 05 chains. Be-
fore a contract is awarded the successful
bidder will DO required to furnish the
Surveyor General satisfactory evidences
of his professional and financial ability to
execute the same, AMI the tight is reserved
TO reject any and all bids, to waive techni-
cal defects. and TO accept any part Of any
bid and reject the other part if the inter.
eStS OF the government require 1t. Bond
with approved security for the faithful
performance of the contract will be re-
CURED OF the successful bidder. he
estimated amount OF the contract be-
ing, in excess OF that allowed to
one deputy and i, not being deemed
advisable O divi he work into
groups, bids III excess of $1,000 must
come from II firm Of Surveyors OF not less
than two parties, and in case of accept
ance, every member Of the firm to which
the contract is awarded will be required to
go into the tlel aud opei ate jointly. Com
passmen not allowed Propose must be
submittad iniduplicate to the un Undersigned
and indo:sed upon the envelope +" l'ropo-
sas for executing public surveys" he
proposals received will be opened at the
time aud place stated and bidders are re-
qncsted To be present at such opening.
Further informntionin regard to the work
will be furnished. upon application to the
undersigned. MA THEW KYLE, q. s.
SURVEYOR General for nevada.