St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-07
CITY OF ST. PAUL
Fire Department,
CONTRACTS, 1886

OFFICE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
NohNEh MINNESOTA EIGHTH STREETS,
ST. PAUL, June !, 1886.
Sealed proposals will be received Of tba
ABOVE Office, directed to T. r. Delano. Presi
QenC' untll O'Clock p. m. on Wednesday
June 8, for doing the following work of Grad,
to wit:
Grading y feet on Hennepin avenue and
ioo 1eet on Victoria street, level with grade
me OF the center of Victoria street opDosite
the northeast corner of lot / block % and
one-half OF the width of Hennepin avenue. in
front and adjoining said lot; also for exca-
.aIlhg Tor walls and air space under floor
JolsG on SAD ground, and to erect thereon an
engine mouse 32x75 feet, two stories high.
SECOND.
10 grade on lots l, 2 and 3, block So. corner
VI Payne avenue and York street ~ feet
Wlue on Payne avenue and 12O feet long on
York street, level with the center of PAYNE
avenue, in front of SAID grade. also
for excavating for walls and air snace
under hoor Joist on said ground and to erect
thereon an engine house 32x75 feet. two
stories high. WV
THIRD
10 grade on lots and g block 37 corner ne
Maple and Conway streets, 123 feet on Mamie
py 90 feet on Conway to q level with the grade
aI center OF Maple street, opposite the corner
OF lot and said Maple and Conway streets.
also Ior excavatlng for walls and air space
unoer moor Joist on said ground. and to erect
thereon an Engine and Truck house combined.
52 by 20 feet, two stories high.
FOURTH.
10 excavate for walls and air space and Tn
erect an addition to Engine House No ( lcor-
ner of Selby avenue and Mackubin street1
3 inches foe
nlgh. rms addition to conform to the front
nnisn OF Engine House No. and to plans and
specifications for all other parts.
Ihese Engine and Truck houses win be bui l
VI seone' pr1ck ana wood, with tin, asphal
or gravel roofs, and of the same STYLE and
nnlsn IN every respect as the Engine houses
on randolph, Edmund and Ross streets erected
IN lSS5-except that the brick work finish of
Inc windows. doors, cornice and pilasters will
pe somewhat increased. Contractors can ex-
anime those houses and the additional sDeci-
hcat1ons and plans for information as to work
TO be done on the buildings
blduers VIII give seperate statement or
pa Tor the roof finish (tin, gravel or asphalt,
py the square, and state exactly what kind of
FOOT IL VIII be as to material, ETC.
ALI material must be of the best ous1itv in
the class of material required, and all lumber
used IN the buildings perfectly seasoned.
In grading the lots and excayatine for the
pulalng, all earth not required for filling
uPou INC ICGS VI III ADJOINING streets must be
removed and disposed of by the contractor.
The building contractor viii be REQUIRED to
finish the work by clearing away all debris
and smoothing off the grounds graded. giving
the grounds neat and clean appearance
when finished.
Plans and specifications can be seen at Fire
commissioners Office as above, by inquiry of
Chlef j. L. Black or Superintendent and In
spector OF Fire Department Buildings and
Work, /. a. Clark.
All work viii be done subject TO the inspee-
hon and approval of the Commissioners
superintendent and Inspector.
Ii the grading of lots is let separate. the
same must be done and completed on or be-
fore Jrine 80, 1885,
The buildings and all work connected with
same must be fully completed on or before
Sept. 25, 1886.
Good security and bonds will be reouired.
ana 10 per cent. of each estimate retained
until payment of final estimate
Estimates will be given for work done and
material actually used in each calendar month.
as soon as possible after the end of the month
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
By order of the Board,
Offcial:
WIN. " GoRMAN, Secretary. 1921