Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-05
BUILDERS, BUILDERS MATERIAL,

Building contractors, makers of building
materials of wood and house painters, at this
dullest season of the year, number 3s7, as
follows: Brick makers, So; carpenters, 240;
painters, 49; roofers and cornice makers, 15;
quarrymen and stone dressers, 1926. In the
building season, or for about nine months OF
the last year, the number of employed me-
chanics was about 632, and the promise Of
this season is that not less than 800 will be
employed. The preparation for building the
coming season has employed an unusual
force through the winter, and nearly every
employer expects to hire more men this
spring than last season. Most of the men
they require have had other work for the
winter, in town or country, but there will
be work enough also for all the new corners,
especially for skilled carpenters, masons,
fathers and plasterers.
BRICK MAKERS AND CONTRACTORS.
e. w. Bazille, Hazel, near Rice, Is hands.
John Jaggar, Hastings ave. hear Griffith and
Mendoza read near railroad bridge, %.
Charles Meyer, Elm, between German and Liv-
ingston, Sixth ward, Is.
BUILDERS MATERIALS.
julius Bjarnstad, stair builder, Thirteenth, near
jackson, hands.
Brandhorst, Moeller & Co., planers scroll saw
ers ETC., Manufacturing Co.'s building, cor
ner Sixth and Cedar, 18.
j. Desjardins carpenter and stair builder, 60
Robert, 8.
Elgin d Allison, planners, scroll savers, etc.,
Eighth, between Cedar and Minnesota IA.
u. Hoganson, scroll saving, etc., North Star
Mill building, near Seventh.
Ingham Corlies, scroll saving, etc., Office
corner Eighth and Jackson, Is.
Minor & Co., Office furniture and store fittings,
East Sixth, 8.
August and Ludwig Thulien, stair builders.
272 Jackson.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
W. Bradley, 10 East Ninth.
Carey g. Makinson, 11S Robert, hands.
John Christensen, Bridge and Fifth, Sixth ward.
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NJ. Costello, AZ West Fifth, II.
Only Duroche, (architect), 5 Market.
NJ. B. Farrell, Meetings. block, 9.
Zachariah Ferguson, 1877 jackson, z.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, l2s Wabashaw, II.
81. D. Gates, rs Summit avenue 8.
Gerth & Bartels, Sixth, near Oak.
VIM. Ecke Gronewold, so Banfil, 8.
Gronewold Bros, Holly avenue, 8.
Caleb Knight, 1872 Wabashaw.
Louis Kohlman, 1913 Exchange.
81. B. & o. Larsen, 213 Broadway, 4.
Chas. Leonard, 145 jackson, 6.
George Mehl, 9O11a East Fifth.
G.. W. Merrill, 63 West Seventh, 4.
J. 81. Morong, Summit avenue, near Oxford.
W. A. Needham, 149 jackson.
John Nelson. 242 jackson, 4.
Plummer Bennett, Virginia avenue, near
Nelson, 8.
timothy Reardon, 103 Minnesota, z.
g. W. Reese, ZIG West Third.
Remer & Dressed, junction of Washington and
Market with st. Peter, z.
Rheaume & st. Pierre, 81 East Seventh, 2.
John seeger, "a Market, z.
NJ. Sheire & Bro. (architects), 100 Sibley. Ia.
Taylor & Craig, Fifth near Fort, Is.
Wilcken & Romer, Al Ramsey, IL.
r, O. Wiley, ITO West Fourth,7.
John L. Wise, Grove, junction Of Broadway.
HOUSE PAINTERS.
d. 81. Athey, 81 Robert, 8 hands
Bazille & Bro, 81 Jackson, z.
Beck & Rank, 81 East Fourth, TO-.
R. F. Fitzgibbon, 1877 Jackson, 8.
Godske & Grant, 225 Broadway, Q.
Judson Brack. 0 West Fourth, 4.
e. F. Krahmer i Son, rs West Third, s.
Larsen & Charlotte, basement Biroher's block,
Fourth and Bridge, 2.
Charles Liedman, 80 Rosabel.
John Liedman, 1874 Sibley.
B. P. Miller & Co.. 1873 East Seventh, 8.
Williams & Boog, 63 West Seventh, 2.
RooFERs AND coRN1oE MAKERS.
NJ q. Orittenden & Co., sibley. corner East
Sixth, Is hands.
STONE CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Breen Young, Ninth and Minnesota, hands
Isaac W. Miner, Ninth, bet. Robert and Min
nesota.
Daniel Mullen, Robert, near Ninth, 4.
Adam Rau, Dodd road, near Isabel, 5.
Michael Roche, Robert and Ninth, 8.
Sauter & Rau, Ninth, bet. Minnesota and Rob.
ert, 5.
schlich & Erd, Ninth, bet. Robert and Mime.
sofa.
VIM. Zollman, Ninth and Minnesota, 2.
Mr.. Jagyar is fitting up new brick yard
on the Mendoza road, in the Sixth Ward,
where he will employ large working force
this season. =
Mr.. Meyer expects to make over 100000
brick this season.
Brandhorst, Moeller & Co., besides run
ming planning mill, do scroll saving and
turning and make doors, sash, blinds and
mouldings.
Elgin & Allison, who use eighty horse
power steam, besides running planning mill
make sash, doors, blinds and window
frames, execute scroll work and manufacture
tanning mills.
Mr.. Hoganson is putting in machinery
and fixtures for scroll saving, making sash,
doors, &C., intending to employ ten to if
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