advertisement of April 4, 1891, for furnishing supplies, etc., for the Indian service. sound, sweet, and merchantable, and put up in crates.) awards were made on comparison of samples which accompanied bids.] Number. Points of delivery. [NOTE.-Figures in large type denote the rates at which contracts have been awarded; b Monthly delivery. c Quarterly deliveries. d Two deliveries to be made from July 1 to November 1, 1891. One delivery in November sufficient to last until May 1, 1892; then one delivery in May or June sufficient to complete contract, making four deliveries in all. My cattle are well bred up and were raised adjoining the San Carlos reservation, where they are now ranging. e As required from July 1 to October 1, then sufficient to last until May 1; during May and June as required. As required to October 1, then sufficient until May 1, then May and June as required. All beef to be from Colorado native cattle. Monthly deliveries. All beef to be from Colorado native cattle. Weekly deliveries, and in quantities to suit the Department, at Pine River, Colo., or in case of removal to Blue Mountains, Utah, at their agency there. Beef raised in Colorado. i Provided the specifications mean for a delivery in July and a second delivery in September or October, and no delivery thereafter, but if this specification means weekly deliveries, then the price here bid is $3.25. j Monthly deliveries as required. k Deliveries as required to October 1, then sufficient to last to May, and in May and June as required. 7 Deliveries weekly as the service may require, or in four deliveries, as required, from July 1 to October 20, 1891. All cattle raised and wintered north of the south line of Kansas m Weekly deliveries. en Monthly, or from July 1 to November 1, delivered in from two to four bunches, as may be called upon. awards were made on comparison of samples which accompanied bids.] J. M. Archuleta. Chas. F. Grant. Chas. P. Jones. o In two deliveries, one delivery in July, 1891, sufficient to last until September 30, 1891, balance to be delivered between September 30 and October 20, 1891, in one delivery, including increase. Natives of Idaho and northern Utah. p One delivery, including increase between August 25 and September 25, 1891. Natives of Idaho and northern Utah. q Monthly delivery to October 1; on October 1 supply what will be required till April 1, 1892. April, May, and June, monthly delivery; or 8 Will supply on October 1 one delivery of beef required to fill remainder of contract from April 1. Will stall feed from November 1, 1891, to May 1, 1892. t Delivery as required from July 1 to October 1, then sufficient to last to May 1. During May and June as required. Double-wintered Montana cattle. u Monthly as required until October 20, 1891, when final delivery shall be made, including increase. Any beef required in May and June, 1892, 30 per cent, extra to price. Natives of Idaho and northern Utah. v As required until October, then balance, including increase. w As required until October, then sufficient to last until May 1, including increase, May and June, as required. As required until October, then sufficient to last until April 1, including increase, April, May, and June, as required. y Monthly. z Privilege of grazing cattle on any part of the reservation to protect monthly deliveries. Doublewintered Montana cattle. If monthly delivery is taken, then sixty days' notice to be given if 25 per cent. increase is taken. For entire quantity. *Kind of animals not specified. Wilbur F. Mellick *John Barrack. William G. Conrad. z Joseph H. McKnight. Number. | Number. [NOTE.--Figures in large type denote the rates at which contracts have been awarded 1,600,000 1,600,000 a 3.09 b 3.47 c3. 96 d 4.43 1,000,000) Sh3. 37 9 Fort Belknap Agency, Mont.... 1, 000, 000 1,000,000 10 11 12 13 Fort Peck Agency, Mont 14 tg 4.39 v 3.24 16 i 3.90 3.45 k 4.50 t 3.25 น 4. 35 * Native bred and raised Montana cattle. † Double-wintered or native Montana cattle. Privilege of grazing cattle on any part of the reservation to protect monthly deliveries. Doublewintered Montana cattle. If monthly delivery is taken, then 60 days' notice to be given if 25 per cent. increase is taken, for entire quantity. § Bidder's option, all or none. All native raised and bred Montana cattle. a Delivery as required until October 1, 1891, then the balance of the 1,600,000 with increase. b Delivery as required until October 1, 1891, then enough to last until May 1 with increase, if any required, then enough to last until June 1, then enough to last until July 1, 1892. c Delivery monthly, making no delivery at any one time of less than of amount of contract. d As required. e As called for July until September 25, 1891. ƒ One delivery September 26, 1891. May and June, 1892. To be delivered at my option during October or November, 1891. Cattle to have been 12 months prior to July 1 next north of the south line of Kansas. If proposal is accepted and I given the option of putting in a portion of native high grade spayed Wyoming heifers to class as steers, I will accept 5 per cent. less than price named, or $3.20. iDouble-wintered Montana cattle deliveries as required from July 1 to October 1, then sufficient to last to May 1; during May and June as required. j Double-wintered Montana cattle, in two deliveries from July 1 to October 1, 1891, at option of agent, by giving 30 days' notice of each delivery. k One delivery during May or June, 1892, at option of agent by giving 30 days' notice. Natives of Idaho and northern Utah. Monthly as required until October 20, 1891, when final delivery shall be made including increase; any beef required in May and June, 1892, 30 per cent. extra to price named. m As required until October, then balance including increase. n As required until October, then sufficient to last to May 1, including increase; May and June as required. o As required until October, then sufficient to last until April 1, including increase; April, May, and June as required. Awards were made on comparison of samples which accompanied bids.] Chas. J. McNamara. x3.13 y3.49 z3.99 14.46 23.65 23.73 Chauncey Stoddard. Walter B. Jordan. p Monthly. q No condition. Montana bred and raised cattle. All to be double-wintered Montana cattle. Delivery as required from July 1 to October 1, 1891, then sufficient to last to May 1, 1892, including increase. If are required in May and June, 1892. t Deliveries from July 1 to October 15, 1891, as required. u Deliveries in May and June, 1892, at agent's option by giving 30 days' notice of each delivery. v As called for until September 25, then balance, one delivery. w Deliveries to fill requirements from July 1 to May 1, and no more than two deliveries between July 1 and October 1, and only one delivery between October 1 and 25. If any deliveries are required in May and June, 1892 (not exceeding 2 in these months), 57 cents per 100 pounds additional. As required to October 1, then balance of the 900,000 pounds with increase if any required. y As required to October 1, then enough to last until May increase if any required, then enough to last until June 1, then enough to last until July 1, 1892. ZAs required by the agent during the year July 1, 1891, to June 30, 1892. 'Monthly, making no delivery at any one time of less than of amount of contract. 2 Deliveries made July, August, and September monthly, and the remainder to fill the contract shall be delivered and received not later than October 15, 1891. All cattle to be Montana and Montana wintered Texas. 3 As required to October 1, then sufficient to last to May 1; during May and June as required. Colorado native cattle. As required until September 25; then all. Provided the specification means for a delivery in July and second delivery in September or October, and no delivery thereafter, but if this specification means weekly deliveries, then the price here bid is $3.25. Monthly deliveries as required. 'As required July 1 to October 1, then sufficient to last until May, and during May and June as required. Weekly. Native Arizona and New Mexico cattle. Monthly deliveries to October then balance including increase if any. Charles P. Jones. 679 'Lisle Wainwright. Herbert N. Morris Number. 1234 4 5 |