Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1908-10-14
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERI0e

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Once of L. y. surveyor.0 General, PhO.y
nix. Arizona, September doth, 1901
Sealed proposals will be received
this once until l2 o'clock, noon.
October 18th, 1908. for running, men,
uring and marking. according 10 lad
and instructions, the following a,
scribed surveys, to.wit: The 4,h y
Par n, through X. Is W.; the n. an,
T.. bdrs. Of rs. II, IL, and 10 n.
Is W; the T.. bdy. of T. 20 ~, X. ID
W; the Y. and w. bdrs. Of Ts. II. nj
and ~ ", X. 10 W.; the W. bdy. Of 7
20 y, X. 10 w; together with u
subdivi,ional lines Of rs. ~, Is, hi
20, and ~ ". Rs. ~ and 10 W., O. \
y. X. Is. 4 NJ, Arizona. Probable n.
surveys and retraeements Of TOWNSHIP
esteriors, ~ miles. Estimated numbeH
of miles: STANDARD lines, q nil~
Township Enteriors, 81 miles; subti
visionai lines. gu miles; resuryey, sr
re,raeements Of township exteriors, I'd
miles; total mileage ia miles. Tie
liability of Contracts embrasils
these surveys must not exeee.
$l3,00O.00. Bids must be stated a.
prices per mile for each and all Of tie
above classes Of surveys and no bias
will be considered where the prics.
exceed $1,000 per mile for subdivisi0s
al and connecting lines, $500 fss
township and range lines, and ss5su
for standard and meander lines. Rate.
of mileage in excess Of the mininau
$50, 81. and t5) for the survey .,
these lines will only be allowed undsr
statutory stipulations as to the elias,
and character Of lines. Bids shOali
state specific minimum. INTERMEDIATE
and maximum rates for each Of The
three classes of surveys above mentiss
ed Where. owing 10 the character q
the country to be surveyed. exception
al difficulties are TO be encountered By
the surveyor and rates of mileagr ID
excess of the intermediate (tl3, oil.
and ~ must be paid in order to -
cure the execution Of the surveys, bid,
must be submitted for, nrst, minimum
rates, not 20 exceed 80, 81, and g.
second, intermediate rates, not 10 81
coed $l3, ell. and ~. applicable to
lands heavily timbered, mountainop,
or covered with dense undergrow,l
but not exceptionally difficult TO SUI
vey and, therefore, not emitting tie
deputy to rates in excess of tne inter
mediate ($l3, ell, and 81; third, ID,
rates per mile for different classes q
lines in excess Of the intermediate
rates (sl3, slI. and &7) and no, in er
cess OF the special maximum rate.
(s2J, s23. and 500 Exceptional dit
eulties must prevail In order 10 entits
surveyor TO any rates in excess Of
the intermediate (413. 4ll, and ST.
All bids must be made in writing. seal
ed and marked Proposals TO execui'
Government surveys described IA
Notice No. q, dated September 3O,A
1905 A copy Of "invitation fof
proposals 10 Execute" these surveys
can be had upon application therefor
10 TINS office. Bids must be submit,ed
IN duplicate. Only responsible, rel
able, and competent surveyors will be
employed, who must execute their SUI
veys in THEIR OWN PROPER PER
SONS, and will be required to give
bond IN double the estimated amount
OF the liability of Contract in each 10
stance. The right is reserved by this
once to reject any and all bids, No
Contract will be binding on the par
or the United States until approved
by the Commissioner of the Genera
Land Office. Office of U. =. Surveyor
GENERAL, Phoenix, Arizona, Septembe'
3Otb, 1908. FRANK \. INGALLS,
u. \. Surveyor. General.
(W) First pub. Oct. Ia.