Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-12-29
BIDS WANTED.

INVITATIONS FOR PROPOSALS TO Elk
ecnte Public Surveys. ONCE OF US. sur
veyor General, Reno, Nevada, OCTOBER 20, lvo5.
Notice is hereby given that sealed y ~ pfo lppcS,,ds
ing II O'Clock NJ, Saturday. January Z, lgn4, Tor
running, measuring and marking, according 70
law and instructions, the following described
surveys, to-wit; All lines necessary TO fully
complete the subdivision OF the portion WITHIN
the limits of the Central Pacific Railway Com
pany's Land grant q The e blowing I ing to y 81 o.
and % N, r. WE; T. 90 N, r.. e3 p; T.. 81 N,
r.. "a E; rs. 10 and 20 N. r. % E; Is. Il and 81
Nj 20 IL: Mount Diablo Base and Meridian.
Estimated mileage 6 miles exteriors, sss miles
subdivisions resurveys; standard 8 miles: re-
servation boundaries 81 miles ;exterlors lOmlles;
subdivisions Do miles so chains. 7:
N, r. 80 L; rs. "a and % N, r. 81 70; y NJ,
r. go e; 7. "a NJ. X. 33 r. Mount Dfablo Base
and Meridian. Estimated nileage; 80 miles 40
chains exteriors; 1863 miles 20 chains snbdivis-
ions; resurveys exteriors 3 miles 40 chains;
subdivisions % miles. The liability OF O CON
tract awarded to any one deputy shall not ex,
coed five thousand dollars or eight thousand
dollars when awarded to an association or firm.
Bids must be at stated prices per mile for each
and all Of the above classes OF surveys and no
bids will be considered where the prices exceed
8l2 or $40 per mile for subd1visional ana CON
Meeting lines. S15 or 1913 for township and range
or reservation lines, and SiS or S2o for base,
standard, meridian and meander lines for max
imum and special maximum retes respectively.
Rates of mileage in excess OF the minimum, I'D,
81, $50 Tor the survey oil ire ueScflDeu lines Will
only be allowed under statutory st1pulations as
to the class and character Of the lands. Bids
should state specific rates for each class OF
surveys. AL bids must be in writing or type
written, sealed, and marked Proposals to Ex-
ecute Government Surveys described in Notice
No. 4 dated October 20, 1908" Proposals may
be left at this office in person or enclosed in an
envelope and forwarded by mail. Bids for sur
yeys described in this notice will be opened at
8 o'clock P. M. January 2, 1904 and notice for
warded to the successful bidder within thirty
days after approval Of award by the Com
missioner OF abe General Land Office.
accompanied with contract, includ-
ing said surveys and bond which must be
properly executed and returned to this office
Immediately. Only responsible, reliable and
competent surveyors will he employed, who
must execute their surveys in person, and will
be required to give bond in double the estimat
ed amount of contract in each instance. 1t will
be required that the surveys herein described
be completed and returns made to this office on
or before December 81, 1905. Surveyors may
submit bids under more Than one notice, but
the bids must be separate undereach and this
office will limit each deputy to such an amount
Of work as can be properly completed within
the time specified, The right is reserved by
this office to reject any and all bids, and no
contract will be binding on the part of the
United States until approved by the Commiss-
Toner of the General Land Office.
MATTHEW KYLE,
U, S. Surveyor General for Nevada,