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Fort Mojave Industrial School correspondence and a blueprint design of the Fort Mojave Pump Station, Washington (D.C.), 1891-1893, snv002595-12

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Fort Mojave Industrial School correspondence and a blueprint design of the Fort Mojave Pump Station, Washington (D.C.), 1891-1893
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Refer in reply to the following: ~ ^ Letter634316/91. Department of the Interior Authy* 28308/ OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, Pkg* Encls. Washington, Oct 5, 1891 .... 1 S.M. Mc Cowan, Supt« Indian Industrial School, Fort Mojave, N» M* Sirt Referring to Office telegram of the 25th ultimo* you. are here­by advised that authority has been granted for yew. to publish an advertisement (as per the form, herewith inclosed* in which dates are to be inserted by you)for a period of three weeks, covering 21 days,, in the weekly editions of the "Mojave County Miner* of Kingman Arizona,the "Arizona Journal Miner* of Prescott* Arizona, and by means of "Posters* to be posted conspicuously in a number of public places in the vicinity of your school and elsewhere, and distribut­ed among dealers in the articles required doing business in the locality,—inviting proposals for furnishing and delivering at King man ;, Arizona, as required,200,000 lbs* gross beef and 59,400 lbs flour required for subsistence of the Hualpai Indians tender your charge,-and to enter into contract therefor with the lowest respons ible bidder or bidders, subject to the approval of the Department* I inclose herewith blank forms of contract and bond in the preparartion of which you should be guided by Section 1 to 56 of the Regulations, and forms in the appendix thereto, and especially