The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-11-30
work done by Day & Grace. Oarpentering
by Fitz & Grindall. Cost $1,000.

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one of the finest residences in the city. 1t
is situated in clump of oak trees, on lot
purchased from and adjoining the residence
| Of Mr.. j. w. Bass. 1t is of the irregular
italian villa style ; the tall and graceful
tower overlooking the city, and giving a
view of the river for miles below. The
dimensions are so feet front and Is feet
deep two stories high above light and
airy basement. It is built of dressed stone
laid IN ranges, with bold, rustic corners.
The windows and doorways are arcbed.
There is furnace in the cellar for heating
the entire house. It is provided with all
the modern conveniences, with gas and
water from cellar to garnet. j. D. Pol
lock is the architect, and contractor for the
entire work. The stone work is by Day
& Grace, and speaks for itself. Cost,
$4,000.
G. 81. Scburmeier has erected fine stone
dwelling in Dayton's Addition. 1t is two
stories high, with basement, and has front
of 40 feet, and depth of so feet, and is
completed with modern improvements, and
is 6rst-class building in all particulars.
A. Sonner, contractor. Cost, $4,000.
S. R. Randolph has also had fine resi-
dence built on Dayton's Bluff it is very
elegant and convenient, and cost $4,000.
Louis Krieger's stone house, on Dayton's
Bluff. is very handsome structure, and
cost $500.
Messrs. Gibbons & Marshall, erected
early in the season fine Touring mill, on
Trout Brook, near the Saltwater road, the
interior of which was entirely destroyed by
fire before it was ready for operation. The
owners, however, have completely repaired
the damage, and the mill is now in success
full operation, and is an ornament and con.
venience to the city. It cost $4,000.
On Dayton's Bluff there has been fine
dwelling erected for Rev. Cyrus Brooks,
D. D. 1t is of wood, three stories high,
40 front by "a feet deep. Fitz & Grindall,
builders. Cost, $4,000.
j. @. Terry, on Seventh street, two
story dwelling house. Cost, 81, 300.
Benjamin Terry, story and a.half DWELL
ing house, on Seventh street. Cost, $1,000.
w. B. Langley, stable on Seventh
street, of stone, with brick front. The
building is so feet wide and l2O deep.
Cost, $1,000.
Octagon building and cupola at the Gas
Works. Cost, 81 900.
VIM. Wakefield, fine house in Dayton's
Addition, two stories high. H. D. Gates,
builder. Cost, $4,000.
Mr.. Pomeroy has built a two story
house, opposite Baptist Church. Cost,
$1,000.
Mr.. Clark, on Sixth street, near the
Baptist Church, has builta two story frame
house. Cost, $4,000.
Mr.. Yanders, in Dayton's Addition,
building to the amount of $1,000.
A two story house on Broadway, near
Canada. Cost, $500.
House on the corner of Pine and Somer-
set streets. Cost, $500.
SECOND WARD.
Stone block owned by Gov. Sibley, on
the corner of Jackson and Third streets, SO
by 80 feet, three stories high, with basement
stores. 1t is finished in the best manner,
front and cornice of dressed stone, supports
ed on iron columns, presenting fine COM
bination of lightness and durability. Cost,
$4,000. Fitz & Grindall, builders. Stone
work by Day & Grace. F. J. Dewitt, ar
chitect.
On the south side OF Third street, between
jackson and Robert streets, Mr.. Dawson, OF
Louisiana, has erected stone block. As BY
20 feet, divided into two stores, three stories
high above the basement. This building
does credit to the liberality of the owner,
and good taste of the architects. Iron COL
umns are used in the first story front. All
the openings in front are arched overhead.
The entire structure throughout is finished
in the best manner, and present very fine
and substantial appearance. Cost, $4,000.
Mason work by VIM. Grace. Wood work
by Judson & Grace. Won Minden & Wip-
perman, architects.
Two stores on the north side of Third
street, opposite Mr.. Dawson's block. They
are two stories high, and neatly finished.
They were erected by Joseph and August
Whitman, and cost 81 500 each-$3,OO0.
Davidson, builders. Masons, Horne & Go.
Cost, $4,000.
On the south side of Third street, near
the above, Simon Gebhart, of Dayton, Ohio,
has erected very neat two-story and base
ment store, Is by 60 feet Cost, $1,000
Day & Grace, builders. F. j. Dewitt, ar
chitect.
On the same side, near the above, a neat
twostory stone store has been erected by
Mr.. H. Reikhardt. Cost, $1,000.
South side of Third. just above Robert
street, Mr.. Amos w. Hall has erected fine
three-story brick building, with deep base.
ment. The front is Is feet depth, 90
Mr.. E. Pomroy was the builder. Cost
| $4,000.
81. Hyneman has built two story stone
store just above Robert street, at cost o.
$500.
Eugene Larpenteur has erected, just
above Larpenteur's brick block, at the cor.
ner of jackson and Third streets, two brick
stores, two stories in heighth. Barber
Above Cedar, on the north side of Third
street, Mr.. Matthews has built handsome
stone store, rs by 60 feet, two stories high
Barber & Davidson and A. F. Parker
builders. Cost, 81 400.
D. w. Ingersoll's stone block, corner o.
Third and Wabashaw streets, is now under
roof, and will DO soon completed. This is
perhaps, the most extensive building erected
during the past season. 1t has a front O
IS feet on Third street, AZ on Wabashaw
and 80 on Bench street /; is three stories
high above the basement. The upper story
is intended for public hall, and is in thu
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