The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-12

Bids for the remodeling of four dou-
bic barracks at Fort Smelling and Tor
the work of fitting them with steam
heating plants, plumbing and electric
wiring We're opened yesterday by the
quartermaster. A large number OF bids
were received and many OF them are
close.
Two bids were received for the re-
modelling of the barracks. Hoffman d
Riefies bid $12,260 for each, or $47,5S
for all four. Butler Bros bid $12,534
each. - ~
For the heating plants the follow
ing bids were received:
s17,i76; A. J. Archambo, $17,272; Kelly &
P. & H. Dryer Co., $1S 1908; George M.
MeGsry $sas p TTpste cd H ssd74l Co
Davis, $20,S0O; Allan Black & Co. $21,-
$500 for each, or $2S, 76O for the four.
the plumbing: Hoffman & Riefies, $23.-
5000; ]. P. Adamson, $24, 1853; Allan
Black & Co., e$25. 492; R, G. Black q CO.
Afcouillan, s27, 400; Kelly & Lamb, $27,-
CSC; ]. A. Hurley, $30,776.
Two bids We're received for electric
wiring: Minis & Minis, 1,6sO, to be COM
1902.
New quarters TOT EiI1COlil'
Bids for the construction and eaIip
lieutenants quarters, a guardhouse, bak-
cry, and hospital and stewards quarters
at Fort Lincoln, N. D.. were opened The
ton ton P. M. Hennessy, SIS, o67; j. II Nick
ell, $50, 1856; J. A. McDougal, $43, 3l9. Heat
ing plant for barracks: P. & Il Dwyer
Co. $2,96470; ]. A. Hurley, $2'seS; W. w; F.
$2,ST; P. & H. Dwyer CO... $3.50 o..
Gas piping: J. A. Hurley, SIS; P. & H.
follows: Construction: p M. Hennessy,
SfS So5 ga Saba N &eatins :' VI PoH
ter 314 9aT p $ e e DTye mb G0 s SO - e.
Dwyer Co., $1,770.40; J. A. Hurley $1,997.
Gas piping: J. A. Hurley, $26; P. & H.
Dwyer Co, $3.50.
For the lieutenants' quarters the fol-
lowing bids were received: Construc-
ton: P. M. Hennessy, $13, 80; J. 81.
Nickel, $17.6SS; ]. A. McDougal; $2S, s75;
Dwyer Co, 1,124.9O; J. A. Hurley. 1852
Plumbing: P. & H. Dwyer Co.. 81, 1852 20;
]. A. Hurley, 81, $50. Gas piping: J. A.
Hurley, $40; P. & H. Dwyer Co., $3.50.
An Expensive Post Jail.
The bids for the work on the guard
$50; ]. A. McDougal bids $12,1S975 for
the job, but states that the steel work
viii not be included in his figure. which
places 1t out of consideration. Heating:
P. & H. Dwyer Co., $S79.29; w. F. Porter,
$SSS; ]. A Hurley, $1,O19. Plumbing: J.
A. Hurley $1,357; P. & H. Dwyer Co.,
81, 496 40. Gas piping: j. A. Hurley, $50;
P. & II. Dwyer Co, $50.
For the bakery the following bids were
received Construction: P. NJ. Hennessy,
81, SOB SO; J. H. Nickel, SIS, 2S3; ]. A. Nc
Dougal, $S,031.57. Plumbing: P. & II.
Dwyer Co, $35460; J. A. Hurley, 1897.
Gas piping: J.. A. Hurley, $40; P. 6 H.
Dwyer Co., $50.
For the hospital and stewards quar-
ters the following bids were received:
Constructions, P. M. Hennessy, $4166.64;
J. n. Nickel. $4,901; J.. A. McDougal,
$e,90055. Plumbing: P. & H. Dwyer Co.,
1857 go; ]. A. Hurley. $42S;. Gas piping:
j. A. Hurley, $24; P. & H. Dwyer Co, $35.
P. NJ Hennessy win take all the work
bid upon or none; P. & H Dwyer Co. will
accept lump sum of SIC, 900 for the work
bid upon, and w. F. Porter will make
reduction Of 500 if the contracts on all
the work he bids on are awarded to him.
There are also many other qualifications
In the bids Of the others.