Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-22
CONTRiCTs l4W4RDED.
Awards for Wagon Transportation in the
Department of Dakota made Yesterday.

| wards for Wagon Transportation in the
| department of Dakota Made Yesterday.
The following are the awards of con
tracts for wagon transportation IN the de-
partment of Dakota during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1884: route No. l, from
Glendive, M. 7. to Poplar River, M. T..
William Snodgrass, Bismarck, per 100 lbs
for the distance at q speed of 8 miles per
day, $2.12; 100 lbs for 100 miles or miles
per day, $3.50; % per centincrease for the
winter months, per 100 lbs for the distance
at speed of ID miles per day. 1882; per
100 lbs per 100'Hiles at speed of Is miles
per day, $3.50 with an increase of % per
cent for the winter months.
Route No. 2, from Terry's Landing to
Fort Assinaboine, M. T., John w. Power,
Benton, M. T., for the distance, nine miles
a day, 1854; 100 miles nine miles a day,
$1.64; increase for winter IS per cent. For
| the distance at thirteen miles per day,
S1.05; for 100 miles at thirteen miles per
day, $1.85; for 100 miles at thirteen miles
| per day, $1.95, with 40 per cent. increase
! for winter months.
Route No. 3, from Deer Lodge to Fort
Assinaboine, G. E. Conrad, Benton, NJ. T.,
for the distance at nine miles day, SLIP;
for 100 miles at nine miles q day $1.72,
with 45 per cent. increase for winter
months. For the distance and for 100
miles at thirteen miles per day $1.94, with
Is per cent increase for the winter months.
Route 4, Deer Lodge to Fort Mis-
soula, NJ. T., Thomas G. Power, Helena, M.
T., for the distance at nine miles per day,
$1.90; 100 miles, or nine miles per day,
50, with so per cent. increase for the win
ter months. For the distance at thirteen
miles per day, $40; for 100 miles, or
thirteen miles per day, 1915, with so per
cent. increase for the winter months.
Route from Bartlett, D. T., to Fort Tot
ten, D. T., Jesse w. Palmer, Fort Totten,
| for the distance, at nine miles day, forty
| five cents; for 100 miles, nine miles
per day, $1.30, with 20 per cent. increase
for winter months; for the distance, at
thirteen miles per day, forty-nine cents;
| for 100 miles, at thirteen miles per day,
$1.40, with 20 per cent. increase for winter
| months.
Route 6, Darlington to Fort Totten, D.
T.; Jesse W. Palmer, Fort Totten, for the
distance at miles per day. 40 and 40
| cents; for 100 miles at 8 miles per day
$1.30, with 20 per cent increase for winter
| months. For the distance at IS miles per
day, 50 cents; for 100 miles at 10 miles
per day, $40, with 20 per cent increase
| for the winter months.
Route z, Webster to Fort Sisseton; John
Vanderhorck, Fort Sisseton, for the dis
lance at Ii miles per day, 80 cents; for 100
miles at ID miles per day, 81, with % per
| cent increase for winter months.
| Route 8, Bismarck to Fort Stevenson
D. T., W. @. Snodgrass, Bismarck, for the
distance at miles per day, $152; for 100
miles at miles per day, So with % per
cent. increase. For the distance at l3
miles per day $1.84; for 100 miles at IL
miles per day So, with % per cent. for the
winter months.
| Route 9, Bismarck to Fort Yates. D. T..
VIM. G. Snodgrass Bismarck, for the dis.
lance at miles per day So, with % per
cent. increase for winter months. For
the distance at ID miles per day $1.52; for
100 miles at Is miles per day So, with %
per cent. increase for the winter months
Route 10, Running Water to Fort Ran
dali, G. w. Pratt, Fort Randall. for the dis
lance at nine miles per day, 60 cents; for
100 miles at nine miles per day, SL20;
for the distance and for 100 miles at thir-
teen miles per day, the same.
Route II, Pierre to Fort Meade, D. T.,
Fred I. Evans, Deadwood, for the distance
at nine miles per day, $3.50; for 100 miles
at nine miles per day, $3.50, with % per
cent. increase for the winter months. For
the distance at thirteen miles per day,
S2.75; for 100 miles at thirteen miles per
day, $1.75, with 35 per cent. increase for
the winter months.
| TRANSPORTATION ON THE MISSOURI.
| The following contract was awarded to
Thaddeus G. Jones, of st. Paul: For
transportation in the Missouri river be-
tween Fort A. Lincoln, D. t., and Fort
Benton, NJ. T., during the season of 1888.
Officers five cents per mile; enlisted men,
prisoners of war, or authorized employees,
three cents per mile each; horses, mules or
cattle, four cents per mile each; stores,
twenty-five and nine-tenths cents per 100
pounds per 100 miles.