Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-23
BUILDING 1MpRovgMENrs.

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Sacramento builders:
HI. Buckley-A two-story brick add
.ion TO building on K street. between Seventh
and Eighth. Cost, $1,000. III. Madden
contractor.
Mr.. Coleman-One.story brick dwellip,
and basement on Sixth, between nj and
streets, raised and remodeled. Cost, $500
M. Madden, contractor.
City Engine House No. /, and Corporation
House No. 3, on Second, between K and L
AID Fourth, between K and L streets-Addi
ton and improvements. Cost, $3.50. w. r
Miles, contractor. A. A. Cook, architect.
j. S. Cameron. Red Bluff Addition t.
residence. Cost, $500. As a. Cook, archi
tect.
c. Dangley-Twostory frame house, raiset
and remodeled, located on n street, between
Third and Fourth. Cost, 500. NJ. Madden
contractor.
H. C. Ewing, Rattlesnake Bar-One-story
frame residence. Cost, 81 900. Done BY
days work. B. II. Coval, carpenter; A. A
Cook, architect.
J. M. Gattmann-One-story frame cottage
with brick basement, located on Seventh
street, between o and 2, containing seven
rooms bay-window, closets and modern i'm
provements. Cost, $3.50. NJ. Madden,
builder.
j. Gebert-Additions and repairs to the
Union Brewery, at Twentieth and o streets.
Cost, $500. NJ. Madden, contractor.
Grace Church, on Eighth street, between
and J-Repairs. Cost, 81 200. NJ. Madden,
contractor.
Mrs. 10 Hamilton, Auburn-Green.h house.
Cost, 1870. F. Cady, contractor; A. A.
Cook, architect.
John Heavy, Red Bluff-Two-story frame
residence, with brick foundation, containing
ten rooms, pantry, bathroom and closets.
Cost, 81, 500. Hans Hanson, contractor A.
A. Cook, architect.
NJ. Hirsch-Two-story frame residence, on
? street, between Seventh and Eighth nine
rooms, closets, bath and modern improve
ments. Cost, 81, $50. NJ. Madden, con.
tractor.
Mr.. Howe-One and half-story frame
barn, on the alley between + and G, Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets. Cost, S275.
NJ Madden, contractor.
1. o. o. f. Building Association, Wheat.
-Two.story brick building, 52xS5 feet,
on Main and Fourth streets. Cost, $40, 700.
Swain & Hudson, contractors; A. A. Cook,
architect.
I. o. o. F. Hall Association-New roof
and skylights on st. George building, Fourth
and J streets. Cost, 81, 800. F. Cady, con-
tractor A. A. Cook, architect.
I. o. o. F., Red Bluf-Addition and i'm
provements to two-story brick building on
Main street. Cost, So, 500. Hans Hanson,
contractor; A. A. Cook, architect.
DIR. E. Jacobs-Completing work at Jacobs
Hall, on street, between Tenth and Blew.
enth, Cost, S425. NJ. Madden, contractor.
2 streets, raised, basement story built under.
and remodeled throughout. Cost, 81, 600.
NJ. Madden, contractor.
B. Kosminsky-One and half-story franz e,
corner M and Third streets, raised and remod.
eled. Cost, $500. M. Madden, contractor
Lardner Building, corner K and Fifth
streets-Lower portion remodeled. Cost,
81, 300. NJ. Madden, contractor.
L. L. Lewis-Finishing second story over
store and building new addition 20xS0 feet
three stories high, on Fifth and streets
Cost, SIS, 500. Henry Coats, contractor A
A. Cook, architect.
Locke & Lavenson-Raising and building
additions to residences on the southwest cor
ner of Fourth and NJ streets. Cost, "a. 800
William Snarr, contractor i; A. A. Cook
architect.
Masonic Order, Red Bluff-Three.story
brick building, 364x115 feet. on the southeast
corner of Main and Oak streets. Cost, $40,
900. Hans Hanson, contractor A. A. Cook
architect
Mr.. McCarraghar - One-story dwelling
raised and remodeled. Cost, $500. M. Mad
den, contractor.
Estate of J. McIsaac-Repairing and re
modelling building at corner of Front and G
streets. Cost, $500. M. Madden, contractor
M. E. Church South, Merced-Seatings fol
church edi6cs. Cost. $500. Hudson & Swain,
contractor; A. A Cock, architect.
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repairs to church, on Seventh, between J and
painter work; O'Neill Bros, fresco painters
Cost, 81, 200. A. A. Cook, architect.
Mohr Yorke-Addition and remodeling
National Market, located on j, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. Cost, 81 900.
NJ. Madden, contractor.
Board of Education, Nevada City-Two-
story frame addition to school house, with
stone basement, on Main and Pine streets.
Cost, $4,000. a. A. Cook, architect.
W. J. O'Brien-One-story frame cottage,
L street, between Eighth and Ninth, addition
built and residence remodeled. Cost, $500
M. Madden, contractor.
Louis Philips-Two-story frame residence
with brick basement, on Third street, between
M and N. Has ten rooms, windows
closets, bath, and latest modern improve
ments. Cost, S., $50. M. Madden, builder
Philip Philips-One and half-story resi-
dence of eleven rooms, moved to Fourth anc
O. and remodeled. Cost, $1,000. M. Mad
den, contractor.
NJ. R. Ross-Large additions to his factory
at Ninth and K streets. Cost about s., 900
Schloth & Arnold-Three-story frame hou
mill, located at J and Thirteenth streets
contains all latest improvements. Cost
S., 800. M. Madden, contractor.
n Oh Il 1a-, ia
ted on Eleventh street, between K and L
Cost, 50, 900. NJ. Madden, builder.
S. Sinay-One-story frame residence OIL
Seventh street, between ? and Q. Cost
1880. M. Madden, contractor. A. A
Cook, architect.
2. j. Spacher-Two-story frame residenc
| with brick foundations, containing seye
rooms, pantry, bathroom and closets; lo
| Gated on the west side of Third, between I
and o streets. Cost, 81, 200 w. H. Mead
contractor; A. A. Cook, architect.
j. Stortz-Two-story frame barn. locate
at Sixteenth and M streets. Cost, S275
Built by NJ Madden.
Addition to Courthouse of Tehama county
Cost, 200. Hans Hanson, contractor; A
| A. Cook, architect.
Richard Williams One-story aud base
ment frame cottage on E, between Eighteent
and Nineteenth streets. Has 6 rooms, clos
ets, bath and modern improvements. Cos
81, 200 NJ. Madden, builder.
Mrs. Yules-A two-story frame residenc:
raised and brick story built underneath, wit
bay window and containing the latest moo
ern improvements added, situated on \
street, between Ninth and Tenth. Co.'S
81, 500. NJ. Madden, builder.
GIVE THEM A CoNsrITUTIoN.-Asa stree
car filled with silent passengers passed dow
Tenth street, toward Fl street, the wheels ra
over line of small torpedoes placed on tn
track by some Christmas-inspired boy. Til
rafting explosion which followed caused tt
passengers to look into each other faces, as