The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08

INVITATION FOR PR )PosALs 10 ExECUTE
L PUBLIC SURVEYS. ONCE OF U. 8. survey
or-General Reno. Nevada. October 81. 1905.
will be received at this ONCE up to and includ-
Ing o'clock .. m Monday. December 10, 1905.
i ior r ~ sra measuring and IN marsing accord.
crfbed surveys. to. wit: Under Notice No. z, 1905.
The Mount Diablo Base through Range 81 East:
Range so East: The virst standard Parallel
south through Ranges As, 40, so, 81 and 50 East:
so miles; The Exteriors OF Townships No. 8 and
= 3 s sn@ J. 30 Range a. &C. So s1 % :. !, ; Range ! snd SG. =
Range No. SO +. 10. 8 and 4 s.. Range No. 81
f.; l. 2, and - Range No. 50 +. : and 5 n.
and 4 n, Range No. 50 E.; and 4 N, Range No.
So + Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, 260
miles; Connections. estimated. 5 miles. Under
Notice No. 3. 1905. The Second Standard Parsl.
lei south through Ranges 43, "a, Is. 46, AZ. IS,
40, so, 81. ~. 81, 81 and IS East TO an intersection
with the Ruby Valley Guide Meridian, so miles.
Ranges No. ~. AZ. a 45, 46 and AZ E.. and Z and
s s., Range No ~ Z. Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian. $40 miles. connections, estimated,
standard Para ParaIi efs soarh hi through s III Ranges nse - a1. ~
so. 81, 80. SO, 81 and IS East to an intersection
with the Ruby. Valley Guide Meridian, 50
s, Range No. AZ E.; 9. 10 and II 8, Range No.
4S F.; 2, 10 and IL Range No. 4E.i 3, 10 and
II 3. Range No. IS p. 10. 10 and Il $ r. No.
46 E.. Q, 10, IL and IL s.. Range No. AZ f; IL, II.
Is and IA s., Range No. 4s Band las Range
No. 40 E.. Mount Diablo Base and Meridian,
240 miles. Connections, estimated, 5 miles.
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
81 or $40 per mile for subdivisional and con.
Meeting lines. $I1 or SIS for township and range
lines. and SIS or Sis for base, standard, meri
dian. and meander lines for intermediate and
maximum rates respectively Rates OF mileage
In excess of the minimum as, 81, x) for the
survey of the described lines will only be al.
lowed unfer statutory stipulations as to the
class and character of the lands. Bids should
state specific rates for each class of surveys.
A | bids must be made in writing. sealed and
marked Proposal 10 Execute Government
Surveys described in Notice No. 2, 3 or 4, (as
the case NAV be). dated October u. 1905 - Pro
posals may be left at this office IN person or
enclosed In an envelope and forwarded by
mail. Bids for surveys described will be open.
ed on December IL. 1905: those under Notice No.
2 at 2 O'Clock those under Notice No.. 3 at 3 o..
p. m, and notice forwarded to the successful
bidder within ten days after notification, ac-
companied with contract. including said sur
yeys and bond, which must be properly exc.
cuted ana returned to this Office Immediately.
Only responsible, reliabls, and competent sur
veyors will be employ I'd, who must execute
their surveys IN person and will be
required TO give. bond in double the
estimated 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, 1906.
surveyors may submit bids under more than
one notice, but the bids must be separate un-
der each, 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 contracts will be binding. on
the part OF the United states until approved by
the commissioner OF the General Land ONCE.
MATTHEW KYLE, Us Suryeyor-General for Me-
vada.