Mohave County miner., 1908-10-10
Beer Without a Headache
HENRY LOVIN,
 Sole Agent

TIE PARTM ENT OF T H E IN TIE R o R, O Office of U. s. Surveyor General, Phoenix. Arizona september 50, l9OS.-Sealed proposals will be received at thi> office unt'l l2 o'clock uoon, on October 18th. 1908. for running, meas uring. and Il arking. according to law and in StructionS, the following described surveys. to wit: The tth St. Par. N., through K. IS w |; the N. aud E. bdrs of Ts. l7, IS. and l9 N., IS w.; the E. bdy of T. 20 N: R. IS w.; The N. and w. bdrs of Is F. ls and l9 N., R 19 w.; the w. bdy of T. 20 N., k. l9 w.; together with the subdivisional lines of Is. IT, IS, l9, 20 and 2l N., Ks. IS and l9 w.. c. & 5. R. B. & M., Ari. ZoDa. Probable reSurveyS and retracements of township exteriorS. 24 miles. Estimated num- per of miles: Standard lines. 6 miles; Town ship EXterors. S4 miles; subdivsional lines. 6N miles: reSurv .yS or retracementS of town sl ip exterlOrs, 24 miles; total mileage, TIA n iles The liability of contracts embracing these surveys must not exceed l3,OON.OOX Bids rust he stated at prices per mlle for each and all of the above classes of surveys and no bids win be considered where the prices exceed S2U.UO per mile for subdivisional and connecting iines S!3 co for township and range lines, and $500 for standard and meander lines. Rates of mileage in "Y"eSS of the minimum (S9. S7, and S5) for survey of these lines will only be allowed uuue. stitut,ry stipulationS as to the class and character of lines Bids should slate specific mi .imum, intermediate, and n aXimum rates for each of the three classes of surveys above mentioned. Where. owing to he character of the country to be surveyed. exc" 'iunnl difficulties are to be encountered by the surveyor and rates of mileage Tn excess or the lntermeQlate (Tl3. oil ana T) must Ue pad in order to secure the execution of the sur veA $. bids must be submitted for FIRST, min. imum rateS not to exceed Sa. S7. and B: SEC OND intermediate rates. not to exceed SIS. Sll, and 7S. applicable to lands heavily timbered, mountainous, or covered with dense under growth. but not exceptionally difficult to sur vey and therefore. not ent,t ,tling the deputy to rat S in excess of the intermediate (Sl3 Sll, and SO: THIRD. the rates per mile for different classes of lines in excess of the intermediate rates (Sl3. Sl1 and SD and not in excess of the | special max mum rates (25S, 23S. and S20.) EX- ce' tional difficulties must prevail in order to eniitle surveyor to any rates in excess of the intermediate (Si3. Sll. and 7S All bids must be made in writing sealed and marked "Pro- pOsa s to execute Government surveys deScrib- ed in Notice No. G, dated September 3Oth 1908" A copy of Invitation for Proposals to Exc cute these surveys can be had upon applica- ton therefor to this off1ce Bids must he sub mitted iE duplicate Only responsible, reliable, and competent surveyors will be employed, who must execute their surveys in THEIR OWN PROPER PERSONS. and will be required to give bond in double the estimated amount of the liability of Contract Tn each instance. The right is reserved by this office to reject any and all bids. No contract will be binding on the part of the United States until approved by the Commissioner of the General Land Office. Office of the II Surveyor-General. Phoenix, Arizona. September 3Oth. 1908. FRANK s. INGALLS,, U. Surveyor General.
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