The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-17
CITY NEWS
ARMY NEWS.

Bids for the construction of the new
building at Fort Smelling were opened
Yesterday by Capt. Scofeld, the con-
structing quartermaster. The following
is a list of the estimates offered:
Newman & Hoy-One bachelor officers
quarters, $31.340, if constructed of Kettle
RIVER stone, and $S1,56S if of Bedford
stone; two double barracks, $92, 978 if OF
Kettle River stone, $93,37S of Bedford
stone; one quartermaster's storehouse
SLIPS II of Kettle River stone. $17,9O3 il
OF Bedford stone; l commissary store
house. $1S11S if of Kettle River stone,
$18418 If of Bedford stone.
j. M. HenneSsy-One bachelor officers
quarters, $31,9O5 if of Kettle River stone;
one double commissioned officers
quarters. So, 1874 and IS, 5S4; one double bar
rack, S41,676; one quartermaster's store
mouse no9se. $lS'456 and 1892. one hay shed.
$4,332; one fire apparatus she'd 81 986; one
double stable guard building $2455
HOFFMAN 81 Riefiar-One bachelor off,
GERS. quarters, $92.742; two double nom
two double barracks, $92,7S9 "a: one quar-
termasters storehouse, $18,313 .29; one
commissary storehouse. $lS,167 20: hay
shed, $4054; fire apparatus shed S3 O6I.
stable guard building, $2,S79
Charles H. koogland-Bachelor Off
GERS quarters; $31 ,429; two on-commis-
STONED officers quarters qua tiers, $1O4SO; two dou
storehouse, $17,2SS; commissary store
house, $16.988; hay shed, $4,000; fire an
paratus shed, $2,S11; double stable guard
F. G. McMillan-Bachelor officers quar-
tiers, S29,S11 on-commissioned officers
quarters, $1O,28 two double barracks
| $88,OOO; quartermaster's storehouse SIT, =
697; commissary storehouse. s17,947; hay
| shed, $4,328; fire apparatus shed 81 $50;
| double stable guard building. 81. 400.
F. j. Romer-Bachelor officers quar-
ters, $3O.150 if of Kettle river stone $780,
! 29O # OF Bedford stone; non-commis-
stoned officers quarters. $11, 250 and S11,-
300; two double barracks. $86. 900; one
| quartermaster's storehouse, SIT $40; one
commissary storehouse, $3.50 and 81
! 700; hay shed. $1,000; fire apparatus build
ing; $500; double stable guard building,
N. p Franzen-Two on-commissioned
officers quarters. 81. $50 for each or SO, $50
for both; .quartermaster's storehouse $18,
1856: subsistence Storehouse $18,43O
George j. Grant-One bachelor officers
quarters. $28,667; two commissioned
officers. quarters rs, $5,SS7 each; two double
storehouse. s16966; commissary '''' Store
house, $16.547; hay shed, 1895; fire appa-
ratus building. s2,s87; stable guard build
ing. $3.50; II al the work is let in ono
Timothy Reardon - Bachelor officers
quarters, $4,000; non commissioned Off
GERS quarters. each, $500; two double
storehouse, $4,000; commissary store
house. ST, 200; hay shed. $4,000; fire APP
paratus building, $1,000; stable guard
| building, $500; If whole contract is let in
e. A. Atkinson-Two double barracks,
! SOL, 800: bachelor officers quarters. $780,
| 400; two sets non-commissiOned officers
| quarters, 81. 820; quartermaster' store
| house. S1S.432; cOmmissary storehouse.
| s1S,432; stable guard building, $3.50; hay
| shed, $3.50; total, 1892, 1884.
Mai. Hearne, of the Twenty first in
fantry will be presented with a hand
men of Company E. Maj. Hearne was
| formerly captain of Company E, and two
weeks ago was promoted to major. The
Lieut.. Col S. e. Blount, ordnance de-
partment, inspected the armament Of the
batteries and the work of the mechanics
of the Tenth battery of artillery at Fort
smelling yesterday.
Brig. Gen. Frank D. Baldwin, command
ing the department of Colorado. in his
annual report urges the establishment
of the army canteen under proper restric-
tions.